Paul J Gans wrote: Larry Swain <giles@poetic.com> wrote: Paul J Gans wrote: I have stumbled across[1] a transcription of a deed of King Edgar who was king of a more or less unified England in the mid 900's. The part of interest reads (in translation) "... I Edgar, High King of the beloved isle of Albion -- enjoying as I am an untroubled peace, now
Larry Swain <giles@poetic.com> wrote: Paul J Gans wrote: I have stumbled across[1] a transcription of a deed of King Edgar who was king of a more or less unified England in the mid 900's. The part of interest reads (in translation) "... I Edgar, High King of the beloved isle of Albion -- enjoying as I am an untroubled peace, now that the scepters of the
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 roland wrote: Twenty two years ago, sepulchre was pretty near for me, i needn't any tumba sound to hear it. Two more months of agony were still ahead. Aw come on Roland. Spit it out. "What shall a wretch like me say?" Try, *Fucken* *Awesome* oder, Levée vers le haut! Inspirer! Similaire à orgasmiques! ;-) Din't Mozart once or
"Klaus Scholl" <klaus@sensualium.cjb.net> wrote in message news:46d17f18$0$16107 That "ignis" is fire, and "flamma" the flame, and "fumus" the smoke, which comes from the same; And ashes are "cinis", i'd have you remember, and .?. "favilla", it means a hot ember; For some reason, seeing these words together brought instantly to mind the sequence from the requiem mass: Dies irae
Quasi tutti , tranne i bigotti, sanno che nel Medioevo la chiesa raggiunse un tale potere da essere in grado di governare tutta l'Europa (e anche di più) controllando come marionette re e imperatori, e accapparrando in costante aumento al potente stato pontificio terre abbazie, conventi, castelli, intere città e stati, ivi compresi gli abitanti che in massima parte divenivano proprietà del papa
