Ancient surgeons had many achievements. They have successfully performed trepanation of the skulls. They took off the cataracts. They were even able to stop bleeding by ligating blood vessels. But they did not touch their hearts. Who dared to do it first? As Thomas Morris emphasizes in the book
Anonymous portrait of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy. He was a cultured man, intelligent and full of virtue, but also exaggeratedly vain The anecdote what I tell in this post it is quite significant in rendering the idea of the vanity of Philip the Good (1396-1467) and what a person of
Pork chop, tartare and knuckle? Forget it. Game? Only for the young lord, I guess. And hunting bigos? An ordinary Pole would not even know what it is. Check what was really eaten a century ago. To say that the countryside was hungry before the war is like saying nothing. Seventy percent of the p
He drove border posts tens of kilometers deep into the mighty Reich. He took the most wonderful city in the East. He conquered the Czech Republic, Moravia, Slovakia and even Prussia. He had momentum. Like no one before him and no one in the following centuries. 1. Kyiv If in medieval Poland ch