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North / South Italy controversy: “E’ Blame the Southerners if the South is poorer than the North”? An Answer to Vittorio Feltri
The eternal controversy North / South of Italy The eternal controversy North / South of Italy is back in vogue a few weeks ago, as you well know, because of the statements made by Vittorio Feltri. Guest of [...]
Giovanni XII: a Lustful and Violent Young Pope
John XII meets the Emperor The following article concerns the controversial figure of John XII, one of the most dissolute popes in the history of the Church. It was sent to Pills [...]
Living in the early Middle Ages: Survival Manual
Women in the Middle Ages The following article, Living in the early Middle Ages: survival manual, was sent to Pills of History by Mauro Napoliello, a history and history buff [...]
Pastry Renaissance: the Diffusi Sweets and News
Sumptuous and varied Renaissance pastry What characteristics did the Renaissance pastry? If this art in the Middle Ages had been virtually confined between the walls of the monasteries, from '500 [...]
Quarantine: What's this, what does it mean, what it is used and what are the Origins
The plague doctor Right now all of us Italians are experimenting on our skin what quarantine. For days we are closed in the house, and just as we will [...]
Hen eggs (intact!) of 1700 Years Ago Rediscover England
The egg found in England come from a Roman site near Aylesbury, in England, four chicken eggs about 1700 Years ago. Incredibly, they were completely intact! [...]
Eating habits “new” In the Renaissance: Vegetables and Fruit Favorite
The discovery of America (1492) forever changed the eating habits of Europeans. The pumpkin "turchesca" It was among the plants that best met the favor of the people's discovery [...]
Remains of Brain Vitrified found in a Victim of Herculaneum
The remains of vitrified brain found in the skull of Herculaneum in the skull of a man who died during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 d.C. destroyed Herculaneum and [...]
Dairy products: Cheeses feeding Renaissance
Cheese and other dairy products on a table laid for a few centuries ago, during the Renaissance, in reference to diet, He recorded a boom of cheeses and products [...]
Death of Raphael: the Great Painter was poisoned with arsenic?
The Raphael's death in a painting by Raphael Della death, the great Italian painter, I have already spoken in this post: https://www.pilloledistoria.it/10835/storia-moderna/raffaello-mori-a-causa-di-eccessi-amorosi. According to Giorgio Vasari, he perished [...]