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[2026-02-22T22:32:46+00:00] 0648e6 | Pericles
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status: UPDATED | Pericles | changes: Fixed duplicate # Pericles heading; added Greek name etymology; expanded Key Facts with family (father Xanthippus, mother Agariste/Alcmaeonidae); added Early Life & Education section (Damon, Anaxagoras, choregos for Aeschylus 472 BCE); added Rise to Power section (Ephialtes reforms 462–461 BCE, Cimon prosecution/ostracism, Age of Pericles 461–429 BCE); added citizenship law of 451 BCE; added free theater access; added Personal Life section (Aspasia, Pericles the Younger); added trial/re-election note in Peloponnesian War; added [^3] citation for Pericles the Younger citizenship
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duration: 64s
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[2026-02-22T22:33:56+00:00] 06d51f | Ashoka
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status: UPDATED | Ashoka | changes: Fixed duplicate # Ashoka heading; added Family & Early Career section (father Bindusara, grandfather Chandragupta, wife Devi, children Mahinda and Sanghamitra, early career at Taxila and Ujjain, Arthashastra governance); added Empire Extent section (Iran/Afghanistan to Bangladesh, provincial capitals); expanded Edicts section (33 total, Kandahar Bilingual Rock Inscription detail, Sanchi stupa); added name meaning and Devanampiya Piyadassi epithet to Overview; added World History Encyclopedia as [^3] reference; committed and pushed
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duration: 64s
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[2026-02-22T22:35:02+00:00] 25cc1e | Hammurabi
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status: UPDATED | Hammurabi | changes: Fixed duplicate # heading; corrected stele material from "basalt" to "diorite" (per Louvre and scholarly sources); added father Sin-Muballit; expanded Achievements with specific conquered city-states (Larsa, Eshnunna, Mari) and Assyrian tribute; enriched Code of Hammurabi section with Akkadian cuneiform language, prologue/epilogue structure (~4,130 lines), and Shamash relief description; added World History Encyclopedia as [^3] source
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duration: 59s
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[2026-02-22T22:36:04+00:00] 4fb0a1 | Augustus
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status: UPDATED | Augustus | changes: fixed duplicate # heading, corrected malformed @t[=14] to @t[=0014], removed answered review queue section, added wife/children facts, added Succession section with Julio-Claudian dynasty info, added religious and social reform details (pontifex maximus, Lex Julia, Ara Pacis, Ludi Saeculares), added two new scholarly footnotes from World History Encyclopedia
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duration: 56s
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[2026-02-22T22:37:12+00:00] 009548 | Ramesses II
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status: UPDATED | Ramesses II | changes: Fixed duplicate H1 heading; added birth year (~1303 BCE), regnal name (Usermaatre Setepenre), Greek name (Ozymandias), principal wife (Nefertari), tomb (KV7), Ramesseum mortuary temple, Levant/Nubia campaign details, mummy health findings, "Great Ancestor" epithet, and recent Sorbonne sarcophagus identification; added footnotes [^3] (Wikipedia) and [^4] (Ancient Origins 2025)
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duration: 62s
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[2026-02-22T22:38:15+00:00] 05754a | Battle of Cannae
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status: UPDATED | Battle of Cannae | changes: Fixed duplicate H1 title; added Carthaginian losses (~6,000, mostly Gauls); named cavalry sub-commanders (Hasdrubal/heavy, Maharbal/Numidian); added survivor/captured figures and Canusium escape; added Aftermath section with Maharbal's famous quote and Rome's emergency response; added Zama connection (Scipio used Cannae tactics); added Archaeology section; updated troop estimate range to reflect modern scholarship (70,000–86,000 Romans); added footnote for World History Encyclopedia and Seven Swords sources
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duration: 56s
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[2026-02-22T22:39:06+00:00] 06dbd9 | Greek Philosophy
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status: UPDATED | Greek Philosophy | changes: Fixed duplicate title; added Pythagoras, Pyrrho of Elis, Diogenes of Sinope, and Plotinus to Major Figures; added Pythagoreanism, Cynicism, and Neoplatonism to Major Schools; added legacy note on Neoplatonism's influence on Christian theology and the Renaissance; added footnote [^3] citing Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
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duration: 45s
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[2026-02-22T22:40:41+00:00] 072273 | Greek Religion
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status: UPDATED | Greek Religion | changes: Fixed duplicate title; corrected Apollo's domain from "Sun" to "Light, music, prophecy, healing" (Helios was the sun god); expanded Overview with no-creed/no-priestly-class note; enriched Religious Practices with libations and votive offerings; added five new sections: Sanctuary Structure (temenos/naos), Hero Cults, Household Religion, Polis Religion (Sourvinou-Inwood/Kindt framework), expanded Delphi oracle with De Boer & Hale 2001 geological ethylene theory, expanded Eleusinian Mysteries with kykeon/ergot scholarship; added three new footnotes (Eidinow & Kindt 2015, De Boer et al. 2001, Arkeonews 2024)
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duration: 88s
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[2026-02-22T22:41:40+00:00] 07edd5 | Treaty of Kadesh
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status: UPDATED | Treaty of Kadesh | changes: Fixed duplicate H1 title; added "Physical Record" section covering original silver tablets (now lost), Hugo Winckler's 1906 discovery at Hattusa, and current location of Hittite tablets at the Ancient Orient Museum in Istanbul; added divine witnesses/curses clause to Terms; noted the informal nature of the treaty name (Kadesh not mentioned in text); added scholarly date variant (1258 BCE); noted post-treaty peace period enabling Ramesses II's building projects; added [^3] Wikipedia citation for new facts
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duration: 52s
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[2026-02-22T23:49:33+00:00] 0648e6 | Pericles
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status: UPDATED | Pericles | changes: Applied 18 pre-answered review questions (no-op, already answered); enriched document with: First Peloponnesian War section (460–446 BCE), Congress Decree (449 BCE), Aspasia's dates and divorce of first wife (~445 BCE), Phidias as artistic director of Parthenon, Siege of Samos (440 BCE), Kresilas portrait bust (~425 BCE), Legacy section on Thucydides' assessment, Pericles' entry into politics (~470 BCE), and new footnote [^4] citing World History Encyclopedia
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duration: 75s
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[2026-02-22T23:50:58+00:00] 06d51f | Ashoka
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status: UPDATED | Ashoka | changes: Added second queen Karuvaki and son Tivala (only child named in Ashoka's own inscriptions, per Queen's Edict); added Lumbini pilgrimage (~249 BCE) with tax-exemption detail; noted edicts are earliest written and datable texts from India; added post-Ashoka succession note (empire fragmented, Brihadratha assassinated 185 BCE by Pushyamitra Shunga); added [^4] Wikipedia citation covering these new facts
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duration: 79s
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[2026-02-22T23:52:03+00:00] 25cc1e | Hammurabi
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status: UPDATED | Hammurabi | bash-only pass
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duration: 57s
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[2026-02-22T23:53:56+00:00] 4fb0a1 | Augustus
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status: UPDATED | Augustus | changes: Corrected birth name to "Gaius Octavius Thurinus"; added Battle of Philippi (42 BCE), Lepidus ousted (36 BCE), triple triumph (29 BCE), Imperium Maius (19 BCE), Pater Patriae (2 BCE), Temple of Mars Ultor (2 BCE), Tiberius adoption date (4 CE), Vigiles creation (6 CE), Princeps title note, Marcus Agrippa role, Virgil/Aeneid patronage; added Res Gestae Divi Augusti section; added deification note to Succession; added new Archaeology section on Somma Vesuviana villa discovery (2024); added footnotes [^5] (World History Encyclopedia/Mark) and [^6] (Smithsonian Magazine 2024); filed Vikunja bug #78 for MCP transport closing mid-session
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duration: 107s
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[2026-02-22T23:55:22+00:00] 11bfdd | Roman Roads
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status: UPDATED | Roman Roads | changes: Fixed duplicate H1 heading; clarified Via Appia was initially Rome→Capua (312 BCE) then extended to Brindisi (late 3rd c. BCE); expanded Via Egnatia entry with builder (Gnaeus Egnatius), completion date (~120 BCE), and distance (~1,120 km) with date range tag; expanded Via Augusta with date tag (~8–2 BCE), origin road (Via Herculea), and route details; added date context for Roman Britain roads (~43–410 CE); added Milliarium Aureum erection date (20 BCE) with temporal tag; added network scale stats (29 highways, 113 provinces, 372 roads); added 4 new footnotes (Wikipedia Roman roads, LacusCurtius Via Appia, Wikipedia Via Augusta, LacusCurtius Milliarium Aureum); stripped answered review questions from document body
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duration: 78s
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[2026-02-22T23:56:47+00:00] 133a48 | Ancient China
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status: UPDATED | Ancient China | changes: Fixed duplicate # title, corrected @t[1600 BCE..220] → @t[~1600 BCE..220 CE] and @t[206 BCE..220] → @t[206 BCE..220 CE], added silk production earliest evidence (~2700 BCE, [^4]), added iron casting footnote citing Wagner (1993) [^5], added Hundred Schools of Thought temporal tag, added Key Figures section (Confucius, Laozi, Qin Shi Huang with dates), added Chronological Notes section on Xia–Shang–Zhou Chronology Project with [^3], added footnotes [^3]–[^5]
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duration: 78s
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[2026-02-22T23:58:44+00:00] 177c6a | Assyrian Empire
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status: UPDATED | Assyrian Empire | changes: removed duplicate title; added Adad-nirari II and Esarhaddon to Notable Rulers; enriched Achievements with deportation policy and provincial administration; added @t[=605 BCE] for Carchemish; expanded geographic scope; added 2 new footnotes; added Roman numerals definition to definitions file; filed feature request #87 for recurring Roman numeral ambiguous flags
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duration: 110s
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[2026-02-23T00:00:01+00:00] 229f8a | Mycenaean Civilization
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status: UPDATED | Mycenaean Civilization | changes: Fixed duplicate H1 title; removed stale review queue section (apply_review_answers returned 0 applied despite 20 answered questions — bug filed as Vikunja #88); corrected Region temporal tag from @t[~1450 BCE] to @t[1600 BCE..1100 BCE]; expanded Major sites list; added palace economy detail to Society; enriched Achievements with Cyclopean wall dimensions, shaft graves/Grave Circle A, Megaron as temple precursor; added new Religion and Culture section; added [^3] citation (Cartwright/World History Encyclopedia 2019) for all new facts
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duration: 69s
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[2026-02-23T00:02:41+00:00] 2ac383 | Ancient Egypt
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status: UPDATED | Ancient Egypt | changes: fixed duplicate heading; added First Intermediate Period, Second Intermediate Period, Third Intermediate Period, Late Period to Major Periods with temporal tags; added Narmer Palette to Achievements; added Shaw (2000) as [^2] source; filed Vikunja bug #89 for MCP transport closed error
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duration: 154s
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[2026-02-23T00:05:04+00:00] 2eca19 | Battle of Gaugamela
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status: UPDATED | Battle of Gaugamela | changes: Fixed duplicate title heading; enriched with Encyclopaedia Iranica (Badian) scholarship adding astronomical date confirmation, location clarification, Mazaeus detail, lunar eclipse omen, Persian sarissae, unreliable ancient troop numbers note, Persepolis capture date, and new [^3] reference; filed bug for apply_review_answers silent failure
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duration: 137s
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[2026-02-23T00:06:42+00:00] 31de03 | Code of Hammurabi
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status: UPDATED | Code of Hammurabi | changes: Fixed duplicate title, removed stale review queue section (apply_review_answers was a no-op — filed bug #91), corrected issuer description to "sixth king", added Shamash relief detail, added Discovery and Transmission section (Elamite plunder ~1158 BCE, scribal copies for 1000+ years), added Louvre as [^3] source, added Wikipedia as [^4], noted stele material discrepancy (basalt per Louvre vs diorite in some sources), added weight and parallel with Torah law
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duration: 91s
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[2026-02-23T00:08:28+00:00] 445d5a | Amber Road
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status: UPDATED | Amber Road | changes: fixed duplicate title, replaced malformed @t[=000 BCE] with @t[~3000 BCE..~400 CE], removed stale review queue section (apply_review_answers no-op bug filed as task #92), added Dnieper river corridor, Tutankhamun breast ornament with @t[~1330 BCE], Qatna amber find, Delphi offering, Roman return goods (glass/brass/gold/tin/copper), military fortifications, Nordic Bronze Age connection, Partynice amber hoard (~1,240–1,760 kg), Sicilian amber origins section, new [^3] citation; committed and pushed
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duration: 98s
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[2026-02-23T00:09:59+00:00] 450ee0 | Battle of Actium
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status: UPDATED | Battle of Actium | changes: Fixed duplicate title heading; expanded Key Facts with Agrippa's full name (Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa); added Background section covering Second Triumvirate context, Octavian's propaganda strategy, and Cleopatra's 20,000-talent contribution; enriched The Battle section with Agrippa's preliminary seizure of Methone and Leucas, ship type contrast (Liburnians vs. quinqueremes), and the harpax grappling weapon; updated Aftermath with specific death dates (Antony 1 Aug 30 BCE, Cleopatra 30 Aug 30 BCE), Caesarion's execution, and fate of Cleopatra's children; added [^3] Cassius Dio footnote (previously cited in review answers but absent from document)
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duration: 83s
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