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8 May 2024
| N 16:57 | Hui, Ko and Mujin Lending Circles in China and Japan diffhist +1,161 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " =Description= Ed Mayo: "The idea of lending circles can also be traced back to thirteenth century Japan, in the form of Ko or Mujin, where groups of rural villagers, between twenty and fifty people, pooled savings and took turns to win credit. These may have been adapted from, or adapted into the Hui model from Southern China. This was smaller scale but, similar in terms of running until all have saved and borrowed before closing. In rural Korea, Kye emerged in the si...") | ||||
| N 16:20 | Epicurean Communities diffhist +2,570 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " =Description= "“Epicurus, however, in a single household, and one of slender means at that, maintained a whole host of friends, united by a wonderful bond of affection. And this is still a feature of present day Epicureanism.” - From Cicero’s On Ends By the time Epicurus with his friends settled in Athens, he had a strong enough network to start competing with the other major philosophical schools of Plato and Aristotle. As the Epicureans gained converts and f...") | ||||