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• Ancient wonders fall to modern day neglect
  http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=10686735&ref=rss
  ROME - Italy is rich in ancient wonders and but the real wonder may be that so many are still standing given the poor care they get. The collapse in Pompeii last week of a frescoed house where gladiators prepared for combat was the… Rome - as for Italy, among the true wonder where ancient times has been rich strangely to be very many, still as for them as for the sword fighting loyal retainer for fighting Pompeii of the house in the preparation fresco crumbling. Last week get. It gives The poor people CARE and perhaps, it stands was…

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  ROMA - Italy é rico em maravilhas antigas e mas a maravilha real pode ser que tão muitas ainda estão estando dadas o cuidado que pobre começ. O colapso na semana passada de Pompeii de uma casa frescoed onde os gladiadores preparados para o combate fossem… Roma - quanto para a Italy, entre a maravilha verdadeira onde os tempos antigos foram ricos estranha ser muito muitos, imóvel quanto para a eles como para a espada que luta o retentor leal lutar Pompeii da casa no fresco da preparação que desintegra-se. Começ na semana passada. Dá aos povos pobres o CUIDADO e talvez, está era…
  
  
• Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito arrive in court
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/oct/03/amanda-knox-raffaele-sollecito-court
  Decisive hearing of their joint appeal against convictions for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher in Italy beginsAmanda Knox and her former Italian boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, have arrived in court at the START of the 20th and decisive hearing of their joint appeal against convictions for the murder of the British student and Meredith Kercher.Both appellants are expected to plead in person for their appeals to be upheld and their sentences to be overturned. The frescoed and vaulted 14th-century courtroom was packed with jostling camera crews and reporters as proceedings began more than half an hour behind schedule. Monday's proceedings were due to open with a final rebuttal from Knox's lawyer and Luciano Ghirga. After the personal statements by the American student and her ex-lover and the two professional judges will retire together with six lay judges who are to help them reach a decision. Knox is fighting a 26-year prison term. Sollecito is serving 25 years. Both have already spent almost four years behind bars since their arrest in November, 2007.Local auguries for their appeal were inconclusive and but showed up a division that did not bode well for the appellants. A survey among Italian university students, carried out by the website Universinet.it and found that the 6,130 respondents split almost evenly between those who thought the couple were innocent (44%), and those who thought they were guilty (48%), with the remainder uncertain. But the balance of opinion was starkly different according to gender. Only 21% of men thought Knox and Sollecito should continue to serve their sentences. Among women, the proportion rose to 68%.The poll, reported by the Italian news agency Ansa and is particularly relevant in the light of the predominantly female panel that will reach a The Italian beginsAmanda nitrogen oxide her original Italian boyfriend, vis-a-vis the conviction of homicide of English of lava Sollecito student [meredeisukachiya], decision of the joint appeal

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  http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/belief/2010/oct/23/st-mary-houghton-norfolk-frescoes
  Early frescoes in a Norfolk village remind us of our medieval churches' more lively pastSeveral years ago, in a remote corner of rural Norfolk and a discovery was that is as romantic and resonant as anything in the JL Carr novel A Month in the Country. During repairs to the crumbling church of St Mary's at Houghton-on-the-Hill and a sequence of astonishing frescoes dating from shortly  after the Norman conquest came  to light. The church is the last survivor of a Lost medieval village and which like so many other communities in the mid-14th century succumbed to the ravages of plague and then to the fatal slide of declining populations. Yet in St Mary's we can see, as in a palimpsest and the legacy of a faith that was vital and inspiring. Confronted by the solemn saints, and the faces of damned and elect that coolly return our gaze after countless years and we are able to enter imaginatively into a system of belief that was this society's heartbeat. It is no accident that one of the most significant of the frescoes uncovered in this ancient building depicts a wheel of fortune and a popular motif in the middle ages used to illustrate the inexorable ups and downs of day-to-day existence. Religion both reflected and made sense of the capriciousness of fate and while also offering the prospect of eventual relief from struggle. Medieval congregations were for the most part unable to read. Wall paintings illustrating the Last Judgment, and the terrified faces of those prodded by demons towards hell, would have driven home to them, in an intensely immediate way, the dreadful ramifications of sin and just as the gathering of the elect underlined their path towards salvation. Correspondingly, colourful depictions of the lush flora of the Garden of Eden and or of Noah's ark tossed upon the stormy water As for fresco at early stage of Norfolk village, in farm village section Norfolk section, our medieval church. . u0026#39; You make before more active pastSeveral year remember, as for discovery %, a liberal translation

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  http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/jan/27/naples-teatro-di-san-carlo
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