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Octavia, Wife of Nero: Seneca's Tragedy
Octavia, daughter of the Emperor Claudius and Messalina, married her step-brother Nero. After becoming Emperor he killed his young wife and married Poppaea.
octavia • seneca tragedy • roman emperor nero • nero and octavia • claudius and octavia

Rex Stout and Nero Wolfe
An essay on the brilliant writing of Rex Stout who brought us Nero Wolfe. How could we ever have lived without him? A one of a kind detective.
nero wolfe • rex stout • archie goodwin • tecumseh fox • mysteries

Keoma and Franco Nero
Keoma (1976), a late entry in Italy's cycle of Westerns, is as pure a portrayal of apocalyptic vengeance as can be found in any Western.
keoma • franco nero • enzo castellari • spaghetti • western

Nero's Golden House
Nero might have been crazy, but architecture produced under his reign exposes a different side to this mad emperor.
nero • nero's golden house • domus aurea • roman architecture • roman archaeology

Ribollita Italian Soup
Recipe for ribollita - classic Tuscan soup. But don't ask for bread to dunk in it.
ribollita recipe • tuscan soup • stale bread • beans • italian cuisine

Roman Emperors
List of Roman Emperors, Augustus - Constantine I
roman • emperor • roman emperor • augustus • nero

Herbalism
Herbalism is the use of plants to cure human ailments. This has been part of society from early times. It may help explain why herbs continue to be such popular garden plants.
herbalism • sumeria • shen-nung • ebers papyrus • yellow emperor's classic

Jardins Anglo-Chinois
The jardin anglo-chinois grew out of the English landscape style, but it was just a little bit different.
anglo-chinese gardens • jardins anglo-chinois • garden design • french

Black Foods, Healthy Trend in Gourmet Food
Move over LBD, Black foods are the new classic. Adding drama like the Little Black Dress, they also pack a nutritional punch to make carrots green with envy.
black foods • food trend • heatlhy food • silkie chicken • riso nero

Boudicca Queen of the Iceni
Queen Boudicca led the Iceni tribe in a revolt that nearly ended Roman rule in Britain. Why did this woman take up arms against the might of the Roman empire
boudicca queen • warrior queen • iceni revolt • iceni tribe • roman empire

Roman Coliseum
Ancient Rome had many fabulous structures, but one of the most spectacular is the one built by Vespasian, the Coliseum, or Flavian Amphitheater.
emperor • vespasian • coliseum • flavian amphitheater • rome

The Roots of Renaissance Gardens
The gardens of Renaissance Italy were rooted in the gardens of ancient Rome.
renaissance

Halloween Special Part II
Halloween Special Part II, a one shot horror adventure, and a couple of craft projects to jump start your night.
war • adventure • gamers • gaming • dice

Herstory Heroines and Villaineses
Women in mythology as pratagonists and antagonists.
war • adventure gamers • gaming • dice • role play

Valor and Pride Review
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valor and pride • game • rpg • pbem • game master

A Guide To Back-Up Your PC
One important thing any PC user should do is to back up their data. Hard disks are highly unreliable, but data is priceless.
pc • backup • hard disk • dvd • cd

Pliny, Tacitus, Josephus and Jesus
Christians will often point to the fact that Pliny and Tacitus mentioned Christians as proof as Jesus existed.
tacitus • jesus • pliny • josephus • historical proof

The Colosseum's History
The Colosseum has been part of the landscape of Rome for nearly 2000 years. Its history reflects the fortunes of the empire that constructed it.
the colosseum in rome • history of rome's colosseum • history of the flavian amphitheatre • what is the colosseum's real name • amphitheatre flavium

The Flavians
The Flavians came to power in 69AD, following the political upheaval that followed Nero's reign . This article will highlight their achievements and failures.
flavians • vespasian • titus • domitian • nero

A Character Slice of the Druids
Rome destroyed much of what we might have known of the Druids. What they can't change is the actions of good men and women, who give us an insight into their lives.
druid • druidic • scotland • barbarians • arbroath

Early Roman Domestic Decor
Identified by Augusto Mau in the late 19th century and still recognised today, there were four major decorative schemes used in elite Roman Republican and Imperial houses
roman domestic decor • roman decorative styles • roman decoration • late republic decor styles • early imperial decor styles

Haunted Hotels and Villas in Italy
Ghosts are said to haunt many places in Italy, and these mysterious guests have chosen to linger in hotels and villas where travelers can spend the night with them.
haunted hotels villas italy • where to stay • ghostsvenice tuscany rome • where travelers can spend night • italian history

The Duchess Who Wouldn't Sit Down
A humorous, cynical, and occasionally poignant look at the culture of hospitality and its effects on civilization throughout the ages.
the duchess who wouldn't sit down • the history of hospitality • the culture of hospitality • jesse browner • baucis and philemon

The End of the Druids
What do we know of the mystical Druids so steeped in confusing and foggy history? More than you might think.
druidic history • tribe of dan • st. patrick drives out the snakes • caesar's gallic wars • stonehenge history

The Villa Poppaea
Once the home of Poppaea, wife of the Emperor Nero, this villa was the perfect elite holiday home, complete with bath house, gardens, guest suite and swimming pool.
villa poppaea • villa oplontis • oplontis • poppaea • roman villas

Origins of Christianity
What started Christianity? Who started Christianity? The beginning of Christianity continues to arouse intense interest and debate today. Getting to the truth.
christianity • beginning of christianity • rise of christianity • spread of christianity • the origins of christianity

Celebrate the Millennium in Europe
The media has been "millennium crazed" for several years now. TV shows and movies play up the prophesies of chaos and destruction, and we can't open a newspaper without yet seeing one more reason why our computers-banks-offices-schools-etc. will crash as the clock strikes midnight on December 31.
greenwich • italy • france • paris • eiffel tower

The Diolkos, an Ancient Railway
Running wooden cars pulled by animal or human power on a grooved granite road perhaps the ancient Greeks invented a railroad to carry ships overland.
first railroad • ancient • greek • diolkos • corinth

Academic Mysteries-Part 2
Mysteries in an academic setting, featuring professors, teachers and others.
mystery • cozy • school • academic

Frozen Champagne Dessert
After one taste of this unassuming iced Champagne dessert dinner guests are guaranteed to be in total awe of the cook's culinary skills.
champagne sorbet • frozen dessert • easy to make recipe • perfect meal • total awe of the cook

Wedding Disaster An Unpleasant Reality At FOX
This week we look at the <i>WHO WANTS TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE?</i> scandal at FOX; the ratings of the tv judges; and my television viewing recommendations for the week.
who wants to marry a millionaire? • fox • reality programming • judge judy • tv judges

Italy Invades San Francisco: A Report on the 2005 Cal-Italia Wine and Food Festival
A report on the 2005 Cal-Italia Festival of Wine and Food, offering a view of the state of Italian varietals in California.
cal-italia • italian • italian style • fort mason • ft. mason

CLIMATE DISASTER
In a time of freak climates and world-wide problems why are our politicians pretending that if they ignore the problem of climate change it will go away?
climate • climate change • weather • freak weather • green

Lovely Leeks
Whether it appears in a hearty soup or is worn in a hat, the lowly leek is a lovely vegetable to use in soups, no matter what the season.
leek • vichyssoise • cawl cennin • cock-a-leekie • wales

Christian Easter Cartoons
Parents wishing to relate Jesus Christ's last days on earth may look to this well-reviewed children's cartoons available on DVD and VHS.
easter cartoons • children's dvds and movies • christian videos • veggie tales • the beginner's bible

Holidays: The Sweet Season
Sugar was first Cultivated in the Middle East and Figures highly in its Cuisines. Holiday Goodies, Like Paklava, Lokma, and Marzipans are "Musts" for Holiday Entertaining
sugar • history of sugar • holiday sweets • middle eastern sweets • middle eastern desserts

Lord Peter Wimsey
Dorothy L. Sayers created the complex and dashing detective Lord Peter Wimsey - and according to some critics, fell in love with him.
lord peter wimsey • dorothy l. sayers • detective fiction • gaudy night • harriet vane

An Italian Love Story
A visit to the Tenuta Torciano estate in San Gimignano with the winemaker, Pierluigi Giachi.
chianti wines • chianti classico wines • family farm • makeup of soil • terroir

Charlotte MacLeod/Alisa Craig
The mystery series of Charlotte MacLeod and Alisa Craig, her psuedonym.
mysteries • humor • books • cozy • macleod

Academy Awards Youngest and Oldest
No other twenty year period in Academy Awards history probably had such a wide range of ages among its Oscar nominees. Here they are from Tatum O'Neal to Groucho Marx.
academy awards youngest oldest • academy award winners • oscar winners • oscar nominees • academy awards history

European Epic Movies from the 1910s
Silent film epics, often with historical and/or religious settings, can be traced back to Europe. The leading producer of these was Italy until World War I came along.
european movie epics 1910 • queen elizabeth 1912 • pompeii 1912 • quo vadis 1913 • cabiria 1914

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