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The Chariot: War Machine, Soul Metaphor, and the Argument Before the Battle
From Kurukshetra to Constantinople: how a Bronze Age war machine became the vehicle of gods, prophets, and philosophers: Krishna's chariot, Elijah's fire, Plato's two horses, and the riot of the racing factions.
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Imported citation, not independently checked: Asher Wilder, The Chariot, archaeology section
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Imported citation, not independently checked: Bhagavad Gita 1
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