For more than two thousand years, human beings have reported strange things in the sky. The names have changed, the explanations have changed, and our technology has changed dramatically, but some of the underlying descriptions remain remarkably familiar. Ancient Greeks and Romans reported luminous objects, strange celestial formations, fiery bodies, objects apparently descending from the heavens and unusual phenomena associated with battles and political crises. In the modern era, those same...

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I'm not referring to UFO sightings at all; I'm fully aware that there were an abundance of those in ancient times. What I'm specifically referring to is abduction reports. Ancient civilizations like the Egyptians, Romans, and Greeks had a tendency to extensively document any information that they considered to be important, so I'm thinking that there must have been at least one mention of somebody being abducted back then if they were forthcoming about it.