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Three Horses from Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich

Malkovich - Three horses
Malkovich - Three horses
Malkovich – Three horses

Sandro Miller, Edward Sheriff Curtis / Three Horses (1905), 2014

From the Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich – Homage to photographic masters series

14 x 11″ pigment print

Edition of 35 + 5 AP’s

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Three as a magic number in Latin Literature

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Vol. xlvii] Three as a Magic Number in Latin Literature

By Professor EUGENE TAVENNER
MIDDLE TENNESSEE NORMAL SCHOOL

To one who is investigating the subject of magic among the Romans few references to magical details seem so per- sistently repeated as those concerning the number three. It is my desire, therefore, to present in this paper all the pas- sages referring to three as a magic number that I have been able to find in the literature of Rome up to the beginning of the fourth century of our era, with some additional illustrative material drawn from a later date. 1

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2014 FIFA World Cup: Germany dominates Portugal, 4-0

Thomas Muller (center) notched a hat trick to lead Germany past Portugal. (Getty Images)
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Thomas Muller (center) notched a hat trick to lead Germany past Portugal. (Getty Images)
Thomas Muller (center) notched a hat trick to lead Germany past Portugal. (Getty Images)

FINAL SCORE: Germany 4, Portugal 0

This was one of the most anticipated battles of the opening round of matches. Germany, one of the favorites to win the World Cup, taking on Portugal, led by perhaps the best player in the world in Ronaldo. “The Superpower versus the Superstar,” as ESPN said before the match.

Well, that went out the window very quickly.

Portugal actually looked like the better side for the first 10 minutes or so, getting some chances on the counter with Ronaldo and Nani speeding up the flanks, and the midfielders looking to dispossess Phillipp Lahm and Semi Khedira in the center of the mark. But then Joao Pereira yanked down Mario Gotze inside the box, leading to a penalty call from the referee. Thomas Muller buried it from the spot.

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