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Catholic Saint: The Story of St. Francis—I.

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Adapted from "Stories of the Saints by Candle-Light" by Vera C. Barclay, 1922. With illustrations. Monday, July 28, 2008. Catholic Saint: The Story of St. Francis—I. Surely it is better to serve the lord," replied Francis, softly, into the dark. And the voice answered: "Why, then, dost thou make a lord of the servant? Then it all seemed to flash on Francis, and he felt sure this was a Voice from heaven, and he replied very humbly: "Lord, what dost Thou wish me to do? Francis had been for a long walk outs...

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The Religion of Ancient Rome: May 2009

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The Religion of Ancient Rome. Background and history to major ideas in Roman religion. This material was originally published in 1907 and is public domain. Friday, May 15, 2009. The Roman divinity most closely resembling the Greek Ares, and identified with him, was called Mars, Mamers, and Marspiter or Father Mars. In Rome a field, called the Campus Martius, was dedicated to Mars. It was a large, open space, in which armies were collected and reviewed, general assemblies of the people held, and the y...

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The Religion of Ancient Rome: The Genius

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The Religion of Ancient Rome. Background and history to major ideas in Roman religion. This material was originally published in 1907 and is public domain. Monday, February 9, 2009. Labels: Gods and Goddesses. Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Roman Names for Greek Gods. On the Future of Australian Wine, 1894. Mystics and Saints of Islam. Isalamic Saints launching soon. World Myths and Legends. The Seventh Labor of Hercules. Notre Dame de Paris.

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The Religion of Ancient Rome: Roman Religion: Diana

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The Religion of Ancient Rome. Background and history to major ideas in Roman religion. This material was originally published in 1907 and is public domain. Wednesday, February 18, 2009. The statues of Diana were generally erected at a point where three roads met, for which reason she is called Trivia (from tri, three, and via, way). A temple was dedicated to her on the Aventine hill by Servius Tullius, who is said to have first introduced the worship of this divinity into Rome. Labels: Gods and Goddesses.

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The Religion of Ancient Rome: Mars

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The Religion of Ancient Rome. Background and history to major ideas in Roman religion. This material was originally published in 1907 and is public domain. Friday, May 15, 2009. The Roman divinity most closely resembling the Greek Ares, and identified with him, was called Mars, Mamers, and Marspiter or Father Mars. In Rome a field, called the Campus Martius, was dedicated to Mars. It was a large, open space, in which armies were collected and reviewed, general assemblies of the people held, and the y...

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The Religion of Ancient Rome: March 2009

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The Religion of Ancient Rome. Background and history to major ideas in Roman religion. This material was originally published in 1907 and is public domain. Monday, March 23, 2009. Labels: Gods and Goddesses. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). On the Future of Australian Wine, 1894. Mystics and Saints of Islam. Isalamic Saints launching soon. World Myths and Legends. The Seventh Labor of Hercules. 1915 Vintage Salmon Cookbook PDF. Notre Dame de Paris. The Beginnings of Buddhism. The Story of St. Patrick.

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The Religion of Ancient Rome: September 2009

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The Religion of Ancient Rome. Background and history to major ideas in Roman religion. This material was originally published in 1907 and is public domain. Friday, September 11, 2009. Roman Religion was different from Greek. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Roman Religion was different from Greek. On the Future of Australian Wine, 1894. Mystics and Saints of Islam. Isalamic Saints launching soon. World Myths and Legends. The Seventh Labor of Hercules. 1915 Vintage Salmon Cookbook PDF. Notre Dame de Paris.

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The Religion of Ancient Rome: February 2009

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The Religion of Ancient Rome. Background and history to major ideas in Roman religion. This material was originally published in 1907 and is public domain. Wednesday, February 18, 2009. The statues of Diana were generally erected at a point where three roads met, for which reason she is called Trivia (from tri, three, and via, way). A temple was dedicated to her on the Aventine hill by Servius Tullius, who is said to have first introduced the worship of this divinity into Rome. Labels: Gods and Goddesses.

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The Religion of Ancient Rome: January 2009

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The Religion of Ancient Rome. Background and history to major ideas in Roman religion. This material was originally published in 1907 and is public domain. Saturday, January 31, 2009. The most celebrated temple of Jupiter was that on the Capitoline Hill in the city of Rome, where he was worshipped under the names of Jupiter-Optimus-Maximus, Capitolinus, and Tarpeius. Labels: Gods and Goddesses. Labels: Gods and Goddesses. Friday, January 30, 2009. Thursday, January 29, 2009. Worship of Natural Objects.

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Sewing Lessons: February 2009

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Free sewing lessons adapted from the 19-Century "Encyclopedia of Needlework", by Therese de Dillmont. Wednesday, February 25, 2009. Monday, February 23, 2009. Position of the Hands, without Cushion. When the work cannot be fastened to a cushion it should be held between the forefinger and the thumb, and left hanging down, over the other fingers. If it need to be more firmly held, draw it between the fourth and fifth fingers, which will prevent it from getting puckered or dragged. Sunday, February 22, 2009.