PubXtv: The Wild Hunt Phenomenon #shorts
Wild Hunts were thought to have taken place across Europe and would be often characterised by a ghostly group of…
The Chinese Zodiac – What are the Origins of the Iconic Astrological System?
A race to rival the 100-meter sprints we see at the Olympics, more pulsating than the Grand Prix and with…
PubXtv: Did Prometheus Really Deserve THIS? #shorts
Not many people would be ballsy enough to defy Zeus, let alone do it twice. We first know from Hesiod…
PubXtv: The Downfall of Cain | Book of Jasher
There are as many as five apocryphal books that go by the name ‘Book of Jasher’ - all of which…
PubXtv: Why Being A Pirate Sucked (Arrr) #shorts
What with all the gold hunting, ship raiding and rum consumption, being a pirate sounds pretty incredible, right? Wrong. It…
PubXtv: Getting Lit With Cleopatra 🥂 History’s Most Exclusive Drinking Club #shorts
Renowned for her beauty and celebrated for her charm, Cleopatra was indeed a most grand figure…. And also probably a…
Who are the Dragons of Chinese Mythology?
From ancient legends to modern-day anime, movies and games, Chinese dragons have captured the imagination of people around the world.…
PubXtv: Why Was Witchcraft So Popular? – The Hammer of Witches: Part 5 (Malleus Maleficarum Explained)
In the next chapter of the Malleus Maleficarum, Kramer delves into yet another set of questions that baffled him greatly.…
PubXtv: Zeus Did WHAT To His Daughter? 🤢 #shorts
If it had a pulse, you can assume that Zeus was going to try his luck, or had already tried…
PubXtv: The Very Strange Case of the Meowing Nuns 🐱#shorts
In the 19th century, German physician Justus Freidrich Hecker once wrote in his Epidemics of the Middle Ages of a…
PubXtv: How Cleopatra Seduced Two of History’s Most Powerful Men #shorts
Cleopatra didn’t just seduce one of history’s most powerful men, but instead two of them! Was she really so irresistible…
The Epic of Gilgamesh – A Summary and Analysis
An ancient, epic poem from Mesopotamian mythology that is considered one of the earliest works of literature in human history.…