Cuisine of the Etruscans

Have you ever wondered what the Etruscans ate and drank? This article explains what they ate, what they used as a cooking base and how their meats were prepared.

Submitted By Mary M. Alward

The Life of Ippolito Aldobrandini: Pope Clement VIII

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Saint Thomas Aquinas: Prince of Scholastics
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Saint Thomas Aquinas began his adult life as a humble Italian priest and professor, but by the time of his death, Aquinas had established a doctrine that would eventually revolutionize philosophy and the Roman Catholic Church. His writings have greatly influenced doctrine for centuries.

Submitted By Elizabeth Walling

Trieste: Through the Ages

From an early settlement in 2000 B.C. to an important center for scientific research, this is a look at Trieste through the ages.

Submitted By Mary M. Alward

Dario Argento - The Italian Hitchcock

Dario Argento is the disputed master of giallo. He has a prolific list of writing, directing, producing and acting credits. His films are often gruesome, almost always controversial and either critically acclaimed or reviled. Heres an introduction to the man with a focus on many of his most famous works such as Deep Red, Sighs (Suspiria) and Phantom of the Opera.

Submitted By Deanna Couras Goodson

The Medieval Times of Rome, Italy

The Medieval times of Rome, Italy were a transitional era and a fight for power. Who´s going to rule was the continual question - the papacy or separate government powers? This article explains the history of Rome during Medieval times, and how the papacy came into full power...

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