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| Lovers Flock To Roman Bridge da: Songofthesea, su: 2006-11-25 commenti: 6 |
| (ANSA) - Rome, August 7 - One of the Eternal City's oldest bridges has this summer become the focus a grand romantic ritual that has seized the imagination of hundreds of couples from Rome and abroad. Lovers testify to their everlasting love by attaching a chain and a small padlock to a lamp-post on the northern end of the Ponte Milvio Bridge. They write their names on the lock in felt-tip pen and then throw the keys into the River Tiber. ... |
 da: Songofthesea, su: 2006-10-16 commenti: 3 |
| Terni, l'uomo è stato accusato di sequestro di persona e maltrattamenti in famiglia: il piccolo inoltre non era alimentato correttamente. Terni, 25 agosto 2006 - Teneva segregati in casa la moglie e il figlioletto di due anni e mezzo per timore che i vicini lanciassero loro il malocchio: un cittadino albanese di 33 anni, M.B., è stato arrestato al termine di una serie di indagini dirette dalla Procura della Repubblica, con la collaborazione della polizia di T... |
 da: Sirena, su: 2006-01-05 commenti: 3 |
| Reuters ROME - Forget the U.S. debate over intelligent design versus evolution. An Italian court is tackling Jesus -- and whether the Roman Catholic Church may be breaking the law by teaching that he existed 2,000 years ago. The case pits against each other two men in their 70s, who are from the same central Italian town and even went to the same seminary school in their teenage years. The defendant, Enrico Righi, went on to become a priest wri... |
 da: Sirena, su: 2005-09-19 commenti: 7 |
| By Phil StewartSat Sep 17, 6:51 PM ET An Italian psychic who led police to the body of a missing woman at the bottom of Lake Como says an unworldly vision allowed her to unravel the three-year-old mystery. Maria Rosa Busi, who sceptics call a fake, said she saw the last moments of Chiara Bariffi's life before she plunged into the lake inside her car in late 2002, and even heard a message from the deceased. "I went to the lake, and I saw where it h... |
 da: Rue, su: 2005-08-26 commenti: 5 |
| There's no reason you couldn't apply this to a regular deck of playing cards. The Sibilla cards are based on Mlle LeNormand's divinatory meanings. Mlle Lenormand lived from 1768 (she later claimed 1772) to 1843. During her life, she claimed to have read for the famous and the infamous including Marat, St. Just, Robespierre and Joséphine de Beauharnais (future Empress of France with Napoléon). She moved from dire poverty to riches, opening a salon for t... |
 da: Sirena, su: 2005-08-05 commenti: 7 |
| Revealed, the agony of the witches of Sicily By Bruce Johnston in Rome (Filed: 05/08/2005) A Sicilian palazzo once used as a headquarters for the Spanish Inquisition has been discovered to contain dozens of pieces of graffiti by "witches" condemned to burn at the stake. The anguished scribblings and drawings were found on the walls during renovation work on the Palazzo Steri in Palermo, reviving what had been a nightmare fo... |
 da: Rue, su: 2004-12-28 commenti: 11 |
| John Hooper in Rome Tuesday December 28, 2004 The Guardian A mural which has come to light in Tuscany has been identified by a British university lecturer as the earliest surviving representation of witchcraft in Christian Europe. A book published in Italy by George Ferzoco, director of the centre for Tuscan studies at the University of Leicester, argues that at least two of the women in the porno-erotic wall painting are sorceresses. "I have no doubt that this is by far the earl... |
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