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Milestone 10: The Necropolis of San Placido

Friendship with the formidable archaeologist Messina Alessio Toscano Raffa allows us to raise a new tone and a new item in this blog, dedicated to Messina and Cape Pelorus, at 'archeology, history, nature and the laws of this territory.

Alessio Toscano Raffa, editor and expert aurantia "technical" Messina of antiquities, works with the Free Press "Office Shows," for which manages the heading "Milestones."
Courtesy of his Office Shows and these contributions also quoted in full on "Pheraimon.


During work on the construction of the building to house the Prefecture of Messina in 1914, covered by a thick alluvial bench due to continuous flooding del torrente Boccetta, emersero i resti di un’area cimiteriale, parte della grande necropoli romana della città. L’esigenza di ricostruire in fretta gli edifici dopo le devastazioni del 1908 non consentì, tuttavia, di svolgere un’adeguata indagine dei ritrovamenti, esplorati dal grande archeologo Paolo Orsi prima di essere inglobati nelle fondazioni della Prefettura. L’area fu denominata necropoli di S. Placido perché legata alla vicenda del monaco trucidato a Messina insieme ai suoi fratelli nell’anno 541 d.C. dal generale saraceno Mamuca. Le reliquie dei martiri secondo la tradizione furono sepolte per essere poi dimenticate nel tempo. Nel 1588, durante i lavori di ampliamento della chiesa di San Giovanni Gerosolimitano, adjacent to the Prefecture, was found a tomb of m 5X3 "encrusted with marbles, placed inside an enclosure. The discovery was described and illustrated by F. Gotha in 1591 (in the picture drawn by the plant Gotha). Of the four bodies are placed inside the tomb one wore on his chest a jar containing a language (according to legend detached S. Placido before being killed). The spatial characteristics of the tomb reported by Gotha found a perfect match with the findings of the Bear. However, the burial ground was used between I-III sec. AD, some three centuries before the presence of S. Placido in Messina. The area explored was originally made up of a series of rectangular enclosures used as collective tombs, the central part of which usually contained a kiosk decorated with stucco. Over time the soil is distributed all kinds of tombs and sarcophagi made mattonacci, most often painted red, marked out by mounds and tombstones. Have been identified in total 18 cases of 140 burials and cremation, as we shall see next on the U.S., the findings have provided unique information about the characters who enlivened our city over the centuries of the empire ...
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ON THE LAW OF THE MURPHY posted by Mentalsaw

Dear visitors, a reckless mental wanker, this Mentalsaw , decided to inaugurate the post of the blog by sending the first fruit of what I hope will be a large harvest of mental masturbations. As promised, his remarks in full public:

"I have talked about Murphy's Law ... but will be consistent or not? That is, they fall in contradiction or not? We try to understand. That's what we know (some of the definitions in following are taken from famous multimedia encyclopedia):

Murphy's First Law: "If something can go wrong it will. "
Murphy's Second Law:" If you try to avoid Murphy's First Law, it falls within the First Law of Murphy. "

It remains understood that the First Law applies to everyone, including the First Law Murphy's ... It is here that a paradox seems to arise. Will this really happen? We explain the paradox if you need a moment: Before applying the law to itself, even before the law "goes wrong" is not functioning, that is the First Law also states implicitly that it is itself false. We try to avoid the paradox, stating from scratch (ie totally random) the

Murphy's Third Law: "The First Law of Murphy applies to everything except the First Murphy's Law. "

does not work! Why? Because in this way should I apply the First Law to the Third, and then the third does not work. So the third is as if there were, I apply the First Law to the First Law and falls in the previous paradox. Thus changing the

Murphy's Third Law (second attempt) : "The First Murphy's Law applies to everything except the First, Second, Third and Murphy's Law."

Now the Third Law " protects "the first two, as well as herself, from the First Law of Murphy. You can see a new problem: the Third Law is "self" that refers to itself, creating a sea of \u200b\u200bproblems. To resolve this, I could always put it differently:

Murphy's Third Law (third attempt): "The First Murphy's Law applies to everything except the First and Second Law of Murphy."
Fourth Murphy's Law "The First Murphy's Law does not apply to the Third Law of Murphy."

understand that the problem is not solved ...'s Third Law protects the first two, the Fourth protects the Third, but who protects the Fourth?

Fifth Murphy's Law: "Murphy's first law does not apply to the Fourth Law of Murphy."
Sixth Murphy's Law : "The First Murphy's Law does not apply to the Fifth Murphy's Law."
Seventh Murphy's Law: "Murphy's first law does not apply to the Sixth Murphy's Law."


... So you do not end ever! At least now we know that everything we have said above does not work, and we can start from scratch, with the first two laws ...

Murphy's First Law: "If anything, except for Murphy's Second Law can go wrong will do so .
Murphy's Second Law: "If you try to avoid Murphy's First Law, it falls within the First Law of Murphy. The First Murphy's Law does not applica alla Prima Legge di Murphy.”


Forse ci siamo! Le due Leggi si proteggono a vicenda dalla Prima Legge…e non si possono enunciare altre Leggi perché ricadrebbero nella Prima, e quindi non funzionerebbero. Questo sì che ci semplifica la vita!
Fine.
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In realtà, le due Leggi che sembrano così perfette si contraddicono!! La Prima dice che solo la Seconda funziona, e la Seconda dice che anche la Prima funziona, e nega quindi la Prima. Se cade la Prima cade anche la Seconda, e il nostro problema non è risolto. Ma cosa vi aspettavate?? Questa sega mentale era destinata a fallire da subito, per via della Prima Legge di Murphy!

I leave you with these two statements:
1) Things will get worse before they get better.
2) Who says that things will get better!? "

Mentalsaw and I thank you all say," what are you waiting to imitate him? "

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Milestones 9: Ten years of old in the modern "origin

Friendship with the formidable archaeologist Messina Alessio Toscano Raffa allows us to raise a new tone and a new item in this blog, dedicated to Messina and Cape Pelorus, archeology, history, nature and the laws of this territory.
Alessio Toscano Raffa, editor and expert aurantia "technical" Messina of antiquities, works with the Free Press "Office Shows," for which manages the heading "Milestones."
Courtesy of his Office Shows and these contributions also quoted in full on "Pheraimon.


16 and May 17 at the Cine-Theatre Giardini Naxos City will host the tenth edition of the Review of Classic Culture "Extramoenia - The ancient in the modern, sponsored by the Culture of Giardini Naxos. The aim of the event is the communication of classical culture in its various meanings in a key that looks to the categories of modern and forms of artistic communication, leaving the interpretation of ancient fences strictly academic. Several players around which, every year, rotating the activities of the event, with the theme "Classic at the end of the millennium of the first edition in 1999," Rome European identity " in 2005, to the theme of the 2008 "I and / is the other." Two intense days, with events emit themes, images, suggestions, from the ancient world, made accessible to the general public by charismatic figures of the national cultural landscape. This year the guest of honor will be the writer Valerio Massimo Manfredi. With him, academics and other prominent members of the culture. During the event will be awarded the "Premio Teocle for classical culture" is intended to personalities who have contributed to enhancing, preserving and promoting cultural heritage classic. The ceremony will take place Saturday, May 17 at 20:30 e sarà presentata dalla prof. Fulvia Toscano, ideatrice e direttore artistico della manifestazione, e dal “nostro” Giuseppe D’Avella. Saranno premiati tra gli altri il Prof. Ernesto De Miro, insigne archeologo, in passato docente presso l’Università di Messina, e il prof. Lorenzo Braccesi, storico di fama internazionale. Confermare l’entusiasmo e la partecipazione degli studenti universitari e dei licei della provincia, questa la sfida, vinta da Extramoenia negli anni passati. Per superare il paradigma culturale accademico, sterile e inutilmente elitario, per una trasmissione del bagaglio di segni e idee lasciatoci dal mondo classico che arrivi al cuore ed alla mente di tutti, soprattutto dei giovani.

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Misfortune, of jus sanguinis and the jus SOLIS

Let's make a game. Imagine the following delightful little family: John Smith, an Englishman living in London, married to Concetta Scaface (true Neapolitan) and their children, Crucifix Dell 'Sorrows Smith 13 and Smith Sorrows (seventeen), all three of fervent believers in luck, blind goddess, and her sister in bad luck (as they say that the best informed, however, we see very well [1 ]).
Now, tradition in the Latin countries the number 17 is considered a harbinger of doom, that the bad luck of Friday the 17th is more brisk than ever and that when a poor and ignorant in her wandering feline nigrocrinito meet a human, they pull out an arsenal of horns, croissants and more humpbacks deems appropriate to drive away the misfortune, performing in various parts of palpation in frattenpo
anatomical and strange gestures of exorcism. In Anglophone countries, however, tradition requires the above in the presence of a white-haired cat or the calendar, relentless and evil, announces the dreaded news: Friday, 13.
these circumstances, what would happen if the itch in his wanderings met our little family visit Neapolitan relatives? In my view, the two young men, by virtue of their ancestry to half Italian and of jus sanguinis that there is in use, would be relentlessly harassed by the goddess bastard is in celebration of the fateful 13 days of the month, and during the equally notorious seventeenth day for a level playing field. Venture a prediction is more complicated for John: the slutty sister's fortune, recognizing him as an Englishman, could decide to: a) to respect herself and the Jus sangunis least
pardon the poor blacks in the presence of cats, b) not to respect human laws (as it used to do, with the only notable exception
of Murphy's Law in all its forms) and apply Adding its jus solis then uniting her fate to that of children, with predictably disastrous results (2).

moral of the story: If by chance you go to visit Vesuvius,
I recommend you first determine that there is around the Smith family !!!!!!( 3).

_____________ Note: (1) Of course, we non-believers know how things are not!
(2) I do not dare imagine what could happen to the three fellas in the presence of a cat
white spotted with black.
(3) Dedicated to all those who have riconusciuti in (1) carry-on favorite motto
John Smith: "Not only do we see Aunt Bad luck, but also has an excellent
aims ".... the stesso non si può dire del Vesuvio....

By Alex