Some scholars suppose that the phenomena of shamanism spread to the two American continents when the first settlers migrated from Asia.
In the Attic festival of the Anthesteria, when the spirits of the dead were expelled from the house, they were addressed as Keres; thus some scholars suppose that this was the original meaning of the word.
Some scholars suppose that this entire epistemology is Alcmaeon's (e.g., Barnes 1982, 149 ff)., while others more cautiously note that we only have explicit evidence that Alcmaeon took the first step (e.g., Vlastos 1970, 47, n.8).
Senior scholars are supposed to mentor junior scholars, which means both that they are supposed to build the careers of their mentees and that they are often called upon to allow junior scholars to apprentice in senior capacities.
Scholars are supposed to refuse to hand over any data they suspect will be used for choosing targets.
If this is allowed, the matter of whether the state is a literal or merely metaphorical individual seems to matter far less than many scholars have supposed.
In reality, however, medieval scholars generally supposed that in cases of conflict between reason and faith, the truth was always on the side of the faith.
Some scholars have supposed that Anaxagoras thought of these ingredients as very small particles (Vlastos 1950, Guthrie 1965, Sider 2005, Lewis 2000).
Junior scholars are supposed to perform an enormous amount of hands-on research, which may or may not be related to their own research interests, in the interest of the senior scholar's lab.
More recently, the eighteenth century scholar Albert Schultens supposed its roots are the Ancient Hebrew name "Darom" or "Droma", from the Hebrew root for "south", which referred to the area south of Lydda, i.e. the southern parts of the coastal plain and Judean foothills together with the northern Negev Desert.
