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Articles related to "Remus"
Ancient Origins of Valentine's Day Valentine's Day and February equal love and romance. In Ancient Greece and Rome, this time of year had similar connotations, but they were celebrated VERY differently. gamelion • hieros gamos • lupercalia • faunus • luperci
Christmas at the Wren's Nest Anytime is a good time to visit the Wren's Nest; however, December is a special month at the home of Joel Chandler Harris, creator of Uncle Remus. joel chandler harris • uncle remus • wren's nest • atlanta georgia • christmas
The Beginnings of an Empire Romulus and Remus are classed as the founders of Rome. This article explains the myths about its beginnings. roman empire • romulus and remus • rome • italy
The Power of the Roman Emperors This article focuses on the Roman emperors, the powers they wielded and the rise and fall of Caligula. caligula • julius caesar • rome • tiberius • remus
Some Famous Storytellers in History As a child I remember reading the Fables of Aesop, the tales of Hans Christian Andersen and the Grimm Brothers among others, all famous storytellers. There were many other famous storytellers in history. This article looks at but a few of them. storytelling • storytellers • aesop • hans christian andersen • charles perrault
Disney releases Song of the South? Walt Disney's 1946 movie Song of the South may get released onto DVD. The movie was heavily criticized for its portrayal of blacks. song of the south • walt disney company • james baskett • zip-a-dee-doo-dah • uncle remus
The Kings of Ancient Rome The legend and history of the kings who ruled ancient Rome, from founders Romulus and Remus to the Tarquin dynasty. rome • romulus • remus • ancient • kings
Feral Children - Reality or Myth? The Mowgli Syndrome is the current term some mental health professionals use for this phenomenon, a subject of ancient and contemporary writers. Fact or fiction? feral children • wild children • mowgli syndrome • romulus and remus • tarzan
Italy: Rome travel facts & trivia Information and statistics on the Rostrum, Trevi fountain, Vatican, pasta, Nero, Isola Tiberina, gladiator school, basilicas and museums in the Italian capital city, Roma rome • travel • fact • trivia • information
Middle Georgia Museums, US Throughout middle Georgia, in Macon, Eatonton and Milledgeville, traditions merge with the past at various museums. harriet tubman • tubman african american museum • noel collection of african art • segregation and the passage of jim crow lawsauthor • the color purple
Song of the South returns? Roy E. Disney, nephew of Walt Disney, is among those who wants to see Song of the South released onto DVD. Movie won two Oscars, but many consider it racist. roy e. disney • the walt disney company • song of the south • philadelphia film festival • zip-a-dee-doo-dah
Mus tek cyear a de root fa heal de tree: Black English
Beyond "Ebonics." ebonics • gullah • geechee • black english • african american
The End of Prohibition After a decade of trying to control alcohol consumption in the United States, lawmakers gave up and repealed Prohibition. the end of prohibition • the 21st amendment • rise of the mob • bootlegging • gambling
Was Disney Racist? Cracked takes on "The Nine Most Offensive Disney Stereotypes." Here's my response to that article. disney • cracked • ben joseph • fantasia • peter pan
Roman December Festivals Various Roman festivals linked to winter and the end of the agricultural year were celebrated in December. roman religious • religious festivals • december • festivals • roman calendar
A Farmhouse in Tuscany Pt 2: A Day in Siena We leave our farmhouse retreat and venture down the Chianti Trail to Siena. a wonderful medieval walled city with her feet in the olive groves and vinyards of Chianti. It is a delightful place with many churches, Piazzas and famous clock towers. It is a safe and enjoyable city where one may wander and dream of things past. There are even tales of the Palio, a famous ancient horse race which lasts only 75 seconds and is still held today. Of course there are many photos. Please join me and feel free to make a comment in my discussion area. Mary Ellen sienna • siena • tuscany • the palio • torre del mangia
See America First - The Black South, Part 1 Spinning off from last week's discussion of spirituals and gospel in opera, is an intriguing comparison: of <i>Treemonisha</i>, composed by black ragtime pianist Scott Joplin, and <i>Porgy and Bess</i>, composed by white jazz pianist George Gershwin. opera • joplin • gershwin • treemonisha • porgy & bess
Lemuria - The Exorcism of House Spirits Lemures and Lares were ancient Roman ghosts. The Romans were obsessed with all kinds of invisible entities and develpoed ways to control them. lemuria • house spirits • ancient romans • ghosts and house spirits • ancient times
Les Raconters: Cajun Storytellers Some of the most treasured heirlooms among Cajun families are not objects but oral hand-me-downs from past generations. The storytelling tradition remains a vital part of Acadiana's living culture. cajun • culture • traditions • storytelling • raconters
The Lupercalia: A Roman Festival By the time Augustus came into power, the Romans had forgotten which god this festival honored. Highly practical people, the Romans invented a new god to explain it. roman lueprcalia • lupercalia valentines day • lupercalia festival • ancient roman holiday • fertility festival
The Roman Saturnalia The Saturnalia was a Roman holiday that took place in December that celebrated Saturn as a harvest god roman saturnalia • roman festival • saturnalia • larentalia • saturnalia festival
Atlanta - Still Enjoying Its Olympic Glory Traveling to Atlanta. atlanta vacation • traveling to atlanta • atlanta attractions
Early Rome After appearing as a small village in the 900s B.C.E., Rome became a prominent city between 616 and 506, while dominated by foreign kings. In 506 Rome won its independenc early rome • foundation rome • roman independence • roman independence etruscan • etruscans
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Review Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban divulges new information on Harry's past, which he learns from his parent's dearest friends and also their vilest enemies harry potter • prisoner of azkaban • sirius black • jk rowling • harry potter and the prisoner of azkaban
Harry Potter: Order of the Phoenix The fifth of seven Harry Potter books made into movies might just be the best one yet. harry potter • order of the phoenix • harry potter 5 • order phoenix movie review • daniel radcliffe
Malacca a Historic Town Malacca the name echoes with intrigue and romanceconjuring pictures of ancient privateers plundering Portuguese galleons, the town has a fascinating 600-year history. mallaca • melaka • malaysia • visit malaysia • stadthuys
Maria Howard Weeden, author of Shadows on the Wall Maria Howard Weeden was an accomplished artist and writer. Her books are filled with portraits and verse about the people she knew. huntsville • alabama • maria howard weeden • weeden house museum • painter
Rabbit/Hare is Trickster-Fear Caller Rabbit/Hare represents different qualities to various cultures. Many cultures consider him Trickster, like Coyote, Raven and Crow. Explore his symbolism and lore. pagan symbols: rabbit and hare • rabbit/hare: trickster • rabbit/hare fear caller • rabbit/hare • fertility symbol
The History of St. Valentine's Day Ever wonder why, on this one random day a year, people everywhere have a contest to see who can say "I love you" with the most flair? valentine's day • st. valentine • emperor claudius • history of valentine's day • lupercalia
There´s Something About Italy Italy has something that has made it a leading player in European history for more than 2,000 years. tuscany • chianti • appenines • sicilian • amalfi
Who was Saint Valentine? St. Valentine's Day is time when lovers exchange tokens of love and fidelity and to receive cards that intrigue with their anonymous avowal of amorous intentions. st valentine • valentine cards • februrary 14 • pre-christian rites • charles duke of orleans
Cobb's Gold Relaxed after my stroll through historic downtown Macon, I entered the theater and settled back to be entertained by a man who knows the streets of downtown Macon personally, musician/storyteller/writer, David Clark. macon • david clark • general cobb • golden bough vintage books
Floyd Norman on animation Floyd Norman was "the lone Negro" in Walt Disney's animation department during the 1950's and 1960's. Here he talks about his experiences. floyd norman • the walt disney company • sleeping beauty • the jungle book • mulan
Leadership Traits of Cyrus the Great Cyrus II founded the Persian Empire through strong personal leadership that demonstrated boldness, innovation, toleration, efficient organization, and wisdom. leadership traits of cyrus ii • cyrus the great • cyrus defeats croesus • cyrus captures babylon • organization of the persinan empire
Mans Best Friend or Worst Enemy? Wolves. What Do wolves mean in Shamanism and Native Cultures? Why are we so afraid of the animals we tamed into pets? Lets find out. wolves • shamanism • dreams • visions • fear
Pixar Goes Live-Action Pixar is combating "brand fatigue" by making live-action movies based on 1906 earthquake and John Carter of Mars. And why this is history repeating itself. Part #2. pixar • disney • 1906 • john carter of mars • wall-e
Quick News for March 2005 Yikes! I'm Late!!! Here's some fill-in news from around the web for Febraury and March 2005 zorro • don mcgregor • will smither • superhero • disney
Soul Deep: African American Literature and Music The 2003 Black History Month Themed Article. Meg Greene Malvasi presents a wonderful reflection on music and literature about how these forms of creativity came from African slave roots, and what they teach us about African American history and culture. bhm event 2003 • black history month • celebration of culture • meg greene malvasi
Soul Deep: The Legacy of African American Literature and Music The contributions of African Americans to literature and music began almost as soon as they first settled in America.
The Misfit Mysteries of Ellen Raskin: Part II Ellen Raskin (1928-1984) was a prolific writer, graphic artist, book illustrator, and designer. In two parts I review two of her oddest books, "The Mysterious Disappearance of Leon (I Mean Noel)" and "Figgs & Phantoms". ellen raskin • mystery • humour • type • mysterious disappearance of leon
Vestal Virgins in Roman Culture and Religion From the earliest days of Rome, the Vestal Virgins tended the sacred fire in Vesta's temple, forging an ancient sorority that symbolized the power of the old religion. vestal virgins and ancient rome • punishing a vestal virgin • nero and the vestal virgins • origins of the vestal virgins • sacred rites of the vestal virgins
Frog Princess damage control The Princess and the Frog was supposed to be Disney's animated triumph. Now it's turning into the Mouse House's latest headache. the princess and the frog • the frog princess • walt disney feature animation • ron clements • john musker
From Lycos to Lupercal How Alexander the Great and the Goat-god Pan's ancient fertility cult set the stage for the birth of Imperial Rome. julius caesar • alexander the great • lupercal • roman empire • rome
Gemini: I Think Most people are aware that twins are used as a symbol to represent Gemini. Obviously twins represent two people – that are united as one (in my opinion). It takes two people to share ideas with and to have someone challenge your thinking. The twins also represent Gemini’s dualistic tendencies. astrology • zodiac • lessons • lessens • cheap
Naming Your Cat The right name for your purrfect feline friend is most important, but the owner cannot always think what to call his or her new cat or kitten. Here are some ideas. cat names • naming a cat • what to call your cat • name for feline friend • pedigree cat names
Ovid Book 1: Lycaon: Lycanthropy and Vampyres Ovid introduces the story of Lycaon and the origin of werewolves into western literature. Closely following vampyres enter the western world, coming from the east. Meet Vikram the Vampyre, links to downloads listed for free text versions werewolf • vampyre • vampire • shape-changers • indian myths
FIRST PETS, PART I White House pets have included dogs, cats, birds, and more unusual animals such as alligators, zebras, hippos, lions, bobcats and wallabies. Read about these famous and infamous occupants of the White House. first family • president • first lady • pets • washington |
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