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Articles related to "Agricola"
Agricola Torelli Mario Farming organic is a choice according to Gianfranco Torelli. It has become a family tradition, to be stewards of the land and to leave a rich legacy to the next generation. Read what "Biologica" means to this winemaker. wine • organic • biologica • gianfranco torelli • moscato d’asti “san gro’d”
Franciscan Friars to La Cappuccina Azienda Agricola Biologica A winemaker whose estate near Verona was founded over a century ago, talks about his change to organic methodology organic • why sulphur dioxide? • italian family estate
The Romans in Scotland The Roman occupation of England lasted 400 years but they never managed to subdue the 'barbarian' tribes of Caledonia. agricola • caledonia • caledonian • hadrain's wall • severan wall
What the Romans Found: The Picts The Picts put up a bloody good fight against Roman occupation. roman britain • picts • ancient british history • hadrian's wall • agricola
The Biographers 2/2 Life and works of Tacitus and Suetonius. The works of other biographers: Diogenes Laertius and the Augustan History bingley • classics • ancient biographies • roman • greek
Ubeda's Best Restaurant and Hotel Wondering where to eat on your Ubeda trip? Traditional Jaen gastronomy and local wines contribute to a most incredible experience in a museum restaurant in Andalucia. bar/restaurant/museum/hotel renaissance monuments • museo/restaurante de agricola ubeda the renaissan • an enormous open grill fired with scented wood emi • best restaurant in town • where to stay
Ubeda, Spain's World Heritage City Ubeda, world heritage city of fine Renaissance architecture in Jaen, Spain. Take in the array of monuments and stay in the 16th century palace - now the Parador de Ubeda renaissance capital of spain • stay in ubeda town • local crafts • vandelvira’s works • ubeda
The Roman Invasion of Anglesey Final installment in the series detailing the Romans and their determination to conquer the island and subdue her people romans • invasion • wales • anglesey
Events in Metz, Lorraine, France 80 minutes from Paris on the train, this European city break destination has a great Christmas Market amongst other attractions such as the cathedral and Pompidou Centre. events in metz • tgv est-europeen • european city break • christmas market • flea market
La Famiglia Erbaluna Covering the organic vineyards of the Torelli family. organic; holiday farmstead; winemaking; family h
Straight from the Winemaker's mouth From Friuli Venezia, Lake Garda and nr. Verona, two important organic winemakers tell their story about pioneering organic winemaking. Natural ways of protecting vines, soil and the environment. kinds of wines produced. pioneering biologique • friuli venezia • ancient ways of vine protection • turning points.
Further Adventures in Organic Winemaking Interviews with Italian organic winemakers at recent IOWE symposium. How Eco-system is balanced. italian winemakers • organic • bribing of farmers to use pesticides
The Pictish Connection in Arthurian History The Picts, marauders from Scotland, contributed to Arthurian history in a few significant ways. picts • king arthur • roman britain • ancient british history
Caledonia Written records of Scotland begin with the Romans. Their writings have given us most of our information concerning these early inhabitants of Scotland. roman • celts • albions • orcades • caledonia
A Look at the Augsburg Confession, Introduction An overview of the Augsburg Confession, its roots, why it was written, and who wrote the confession. This confession appears in several Lutheran hymnals. augsburg • confession • augustana • luther • melanchthon
LOU HENRY HOOVER: UNSUNG HEROINE, PART I Lou Hoover lived a life of adventure, and led the way in several reform movements. She was a remarkable First Lady who received little credit for her good works. Learn more about this fascinating woman. lou hoover • lou henry hoover • herbert hoover • president • first lady
Remembering a Woman of Virtuous Character My grandmother was called home to eternal rest on 17 May 2003. This piece is my memorial to this virtuous woman, a woman who aptly fits the description from Proverbs 31. I will miss grandma, but I also look forward to a joyous reunion in the presence of our Savior. grandmother • virtuous woman • appleton • lutheran • mother
The Diet at Augsburg A look at the Diet at Augsburg from which emerged the Lutheran confessions the Augsburg Confession and the Apology to the Augsburg Confession. Why was this Diet called, what were the threats and issues, and what resolution came from the Diet? augsburg • confession • creed • beliefs • politics
The Other Way 'Round J.R.R. Tolkien learned about philology and mythology through the study of Greek literature. What does Middle-earth owe to his lifelong interest in the Classics? How did he bring classical and medieval literature and poetry together to create a modern literary tradition which he so uniquely defines? beowulf • the fall of troy • the iliad • the epic cycle • homer |
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