Those who have tried eels, my pocket only allows me those from Aguinaga, say that it is an exquisite delicacy... that the Romans already tasted and tasted, although they were more of the fathers of eels, eels, and moray eels. If we put aside the bad smell, little would have to envy a Roman dish such
Looking back, in this case to Antiquity, on too many occasions we can say that Nihil novum sub sole (Nothing new under the sun), because today we have one more example:brushes to remove lint (or anything else) from clothes. The Greek philosopher Thales of Miletus , who lived around 600 BC, observed
I think few people in Japan know the history of the Roman kingdom. It doesnt appear in textbooks anyway, and unlike Imperial Rome, its not flashy. I dont know about overseas! However, if you take a closer look at this era, there are many interesting parts. So today I would like to take a look
Entry taken from the book The Plantagenets Contrary to what literature and cinema have told us, John the Landless was a much more important king in the history of England than his famous older brother Richard the Heart of Lion. John not only reigned longer and with more presence and dedication to E