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Milestones 19: That rascal Verre
Friendship with the formidable archaeologist Alessio Toscano Messina 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.
In 70 BC Cicero former superintendent of Sicily, decided to accommodate the pressing demands of the Sicilians who had turned to him to end the constant harassment of Verres, governor of Rome on the island, accused of extortion against the city and private. Verre naturally sought help from powerful friends so impeded the investigation, trying in vain to bribe the same Cicero. The trial took place in 69 BC The great orator, was aware of the difficulties encountered in such a man in sight, the first day of trial, rather than to pronounce a long harangue about the guilt of the accused, took all by surprise by the immediate reading witnesses for the prosecution and defense would ruin all. The process si risolse, infatti, con la condanna di Verre. Le ruberie di opere d’arte compiute da Verre in Sicilia sono descritte nella quarta orazione dell’actio II delle Verrine, il “De Signis”.
Tra le numerose vittime è celebre l’episodio del patrizio messinese C. Heius Mamertinus , ragguardevole rappresentante della città, raccontato con dovizia di particolari. Egli possedeva all’interno della sua ricca dimora, forse, dove oggi sorgono le Quattro Fontane, dei capolavori della scultura greca che richiamavano nella sua casa numerosi visitatori. Quando Verre fu suo ospite si impadronì di quattro preziosissimi esemplari: un Ercole di Mirone (autore Discobolo), two canefore Policleto and a cupid of the famous sculptor Praxiteles, the latter work was even afforded the city of Rome to be exhibited in the Forum during the Ludi of 99 BC
Verre worried well 'formalize' the extortion, forcing our unfortunate fellow citizens to sign a bill of sale for a figure absolutely ridiculous. Heius was not the only victim of Verres in the Straits, even Arcagato of Alunzio, Q. Cecilio Dione tindaritani of Hales and many, including Pompey, were robbed. To be sure, a deposit will be returned to the silver plate on which he had just had lunch but not before they stripped him of the precious figures that decorated. As if the troubled history of our city were not enough to make it difficult for the knowledge and the recovery of the national artistic heritage, the actions of various "Verre", that lasted to this day, do nothing but aggravate the situation ...
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.
In 70 BC Cicero former superintendent of Sicily, decided to accommodate the pressing demands of the Sicilians who had turned to him to end the constant harassment of Verres, governor of Rome on the island, accused of extortion against the city and private. Verre naturally sought help from powerful friends so impeded the investigation, trying in vain to bribe the same Cicero. The trial took place in 69 BC The great orator, was aware of the difficulties encountered in such a man in sight, the first day of trial, rather than to pronounce a long harangue about the guilt of the accused, took all by surprise by the immediate reading witnesses for the prosecution and defense would ruin all. The process si risolse, infatti, con la condanna di Verre. Le ruberie di opere d’arte compiute da Verre in Sicilia sono descritte nella quarta orazione dell’actio II delle Verrine, il “De Signis”.
Tra le numerose vittime è celebre l’episodio del patrizio messinese C. Heius Mamertinus , ragguardevole rappresentante della città, raccontato con dovizia di particolari. Egli possedeva all’interno della sua ricca dimora, forse, dove oggi sorgono le Quattro Fontane, dei capolavori della scultura greca che richiamavano nella sua casa numerosi visitatori. Quando Verre fu suo ospite si impadronì di quattro preziosissimi esemplari: un Ercole di Mirone (autore Discobolo), two canefore Policleto and a cupid of the famous sculptor Praxiteles, the latter work was even afforded the city of Rome to be exhibited in the Forum during the Ludi of 99 BC
Verre worried well 'formalize' the extortion, forcing our unfortunate fellow citizens to sign a bill of sale for a figure absolutely ridiculous. Heius was not the only victim of Verres in the Straits, even Arcagato of Alunzio, Q. Cecilio Dione tindaritani of Hales and many, including Pompey, were robbed. To be sure, a deposit will be returned to the silver plate on which he had just had lunch but not before they stripped him of the precious figures that decorated. As if the troubled history of our city were not enough to make it difficult for the knowledge and the recovery of the national artistic heritage, the actions of various "Verre", that lasted to this day, do nothing but aggravate the situation ...
Alessio Toscano Raffa
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18 Milestones: The Antiquarian Palazzo Zanca
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.
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.
Messina suddenly reveals a strong cultural role? Maybe it's a bit 'early to be sure but initiatives such as the "Night of Culture on February 14 document a deep desire to discover the city's heritage. Among the events that night was inaugurated on the small but well-structured, Antiquarium Palazzo Zanca.
In some panels depicting various stages of the excavation of the courtyard of City Hall, found the buildings, their history and purpose, and are exposed the most significant pottery fragments and fauna. Inside City Hall says major stratigraphic sequence of materials and structures chronological age to the modern Roman-imperial passing through late antiquity and the Middle Ages. This historical period is the most documented with the discovery of a large urban section of Messina medieval set the crossing of two roads. The excavated areas have returned ceramic tableware, kitchen or for storing food dating from the twelfth to the fifteenth century, some locally produced other import from Puglia and from North Africa to the XII-XIII, the Italian peninsula Iberian and the XIV-XV.
For the Roman archaeological surveys pointing to the presence of a large monumental building that you read a few ruins and medieval houses in the cement work in a substructure of curvilinear Scibona James led the archaeologist to speculate the presence of an odeon. Nuove indagini potrebbero certamente fornire ulteriori informazioni sui ricchi livelli di età romana.
In attesa di nuove esplorazioni siamo comunque entusiasti di potere usufruire di questo Antiquarium la cui realizzazione non deve essere letta come un punto di arrivo e per cui sarà necessaria una gestione mirata volta alla fruizione. Cogliamo infine l’occasione per aderire all’iniziativa che vorrebbe intitolato l’ Antiquarium all’archeologo recentemente scomparso che ha condotto lo scavo, il compianto Giacomo Scibona .
In some panels depicting various stages of the excavation of the courtyard of City Hall, found the buildings, their history and purpose, and are exposed the most significant pottery fragments and fauna. Inside City Hall says major stratigraphic sequence of materials and structures chronological age to the modern Roman-imperial passing through late antiquity and the Middle Ages. This historical period is the most documented with the discovery of a large urban section of Messina medieval set the crossing of two roads. The excavated areas have returned ceramic tableware, kitchen or for storing food dating from the twelfth to the fifteenth century, some locally produced other import from Puglia and from North Africa to the XII-XIII, the Italian peninsula Iberian and the XIV-XV.
For the Roman archaeological surveys pointing to the presence of a large monumental building that you read a few ruins and medieval houses in the cement work in a substructure of curvilinear Scibona James led the archaeologist to speculate the presence of an odeon. Nuove indagini potrebbero certamente fornire ulteriori informazioni sui ricchi livelli di età romana.
In attesa di nuove esplorazioni siamo comunque entusiasti di potere usufruire di questo Antiquarium la cui realizzazione non deve essere letta come un punto di arrivo e per cui sarà necessaria una gestione mirata volta alla fruizione. Cogliamo infine l’occasione per aderire all’iniziativa che vorrebbe intitolato l’ Antiquarium all’archeologo recentemente scomparso che ha condotto lo scavo, il compianto Giacomo Scibona .
Alessio Toscano Raffa
Sunday, March 8, 2009
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atmospheric structure
The atmosphere is composed of different age. In this paper I describe the composition.
The atmosphere is now divided into 4 layers or bands:
The atmosphere is now divided into 4 layers or bands:
tropospheric E 'layer closest to Earth is from 0 to 10 km in height
mesosphere 50 to 80 km in height.
thermosphere 80 to 500 km in height. Each layer is separated from the other by transition zones that are called:
Tropopause: divides the troposphere from the stratosphere.
stratopause: divide the stratosphere from the mesosphere.
mesopause: divide the mesosphere from the thermosphere.
Starting from 500 km above the layer that begins exosphere which is called the upper limit can not be identified.
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Thursday, March 5, 2009
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L'atmosfera terrestre e la sua composizione chimica
L ' Earth's atmosphere is the envelope of gas that covers the planet Earth . It has a complex structure is divided in several layers, which are in order of height: troposphere, stratosphere , mesosphere, ionosphere , exosphere , and its chemical composition media the ground is the following:
- Nitrogen (N 2 ): 78.08%
- Oxygen (O 2): 20.95%
- Argon (Ar): 0.93%
- water vapor (H 2 O ): 0.33% on average (ranging from approximately 0% to 5-6%)
- Carbon dioxide (CO 2 ): 0.032% (320 ppm)
- Neon (Ne): 0.00181% (18 ppm)
- Helium (He): 0.0005% (5 ppm)
- Metano (CH 4 ): 0,0002% (2 ppm)
- Idrogeno (H 2 ): 0,00005% (0,5 ppm)
- Kripton (Kr): 0,000011% (0,11 ppm)
- Xeno (Xe): 0,000008% (0,08 ppm)
- Ozono (O 3 ): 0,000004% (0,04 ppm)
are also present in traces Nitrogen oxides (NO, NO 2 , N 2 O), carbon monoxide (CO), Ammonia (NH 3 ) sulfur dioxide (SO 2 ) Hydrogen sulphide (H 2 S).
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ATMOSFERA
whole class is invited to undertake research, IMAGES, VIDEO AND OTHER TOPIC:
whole class is invited to undertake research, IMAGES, VIDEO AND OTHER TOPIC:
ATMOSPHERE
- COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE OF THICK
- TEMPERATURE AND HEAT BALANCE
- PRESSURE AND WINDS
- HUMIDITY 'And weather
- GENERAL AIR CIRCULATION AND CLIMATE
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