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"L?inconsapevole grandezza del Nebbiolo di Donnas emerge da una ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:16:22

Bellissima esperienza a fine agosto in quel di Donnas la prima e la più “meridionale”- un paio di chilometri ed è già Piemonte. Carema – delle Doc valdostane. Come raccontano in questi due articoli. Alessandro Franceschini su ed il sottoscritto nelle news del da una degustazione verticale (1995. 1996. 1997. 1999. 2001. 2003) organizzata non senza qualche fatica (beh non tutti i produttori sono disposti o abituati a togliere la polvere da vecchie bottiglie che giacciono en attendant Godot in cantina…) presso le emerge a sorpresa l’inconsapevole grandezza del Nebbiolo di questo angolo della Vallée. Inconsapevole la grandezza perché gli stessi responsabili della cantina non essendo abituati a stappare le vecchie annate ignoravano (o meglio diciamo che non ricordavano) quanto buone possano essere e perché provate a chiedere in giro anche ai più incalliti Nebbiolo fan se nel loro curriculum figuri l’assaggio di un Donnas di dodici anni e se abbiano una seppur pallida idea di quanto possa essere minerale anzi petroso e vivo e scattante e godibilissimo da bere. E tutto per un vino dal rapporto prezzo-qualità incredibile e dalla qualità tutta da scoprire (basta acquistare un po’ di bottiglie delle annate giuste e “dimenticarsele” in cantina) che al punto vendita aziendale pagherete non più di sei euro… Ma con il Nebbiolo inutile dirlo le sorprese sono all’ordine del giorno… Scritto Giovedì. 20 Settembre. 2007 alle 13:30in. Puoi seguire questa conversazione con il cater. Puoi scorrere questa pagina e lasciare un commento o fare. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <touch> <strong> Questo blog non rappresenta una testata giornalistica in quanto viene aggiornato senza alcuna periodicità. Non può pertanto considerarsi un prodotto editoriale. Le immagini inserite in questo blog sono tratte in massima parte da Internet; qualora la loro pubblicazione violasse eventuali diritti d'autore vogliate comunicarlo a saranno subito rimosse.

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"L?inconsapevole grandezza del Nebbiolo di Donnas emerge da una ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:16:22

Bellissima esperienza a book agosto in quel di Donnas la prima e la più “meridionale”- un paio di chilometri ed è già Piemonte. Carema – delle Doc valdostane. Come raccontano in questi due articoli. Alessandro Franceschini su ed il sottoscritto nelle news del da una degustazione verticale (1995. 1996. 1997. 1999. 2001. 2003) organizzata non senza qualche fatica (beh non tutti i produttori sono disposti o abituati a togliere la polvere da vecchie bottiglie che giacciono en attendant Godot in cantina…) presso le emerge a sorpresa l’inconsapevole grandezza del Nebbiolo di questo angolo della Vallée. Inconsapevole la grandezza perché gli stessi responsabili della cantina non essendo abituati a stappare le vecchie annate ignoravano (o meglio diciamo che non ricordavano) quanto buone possano essere e sité provate a chiedere in giro anche ai più incalliti Nebbiolo fan se nel loro curriculum figuri l’assaggio di un Donnas di dodici anni e se abbiano una seppur pallida idea di quanto possa essere minerale anzi petroso e vivo e scattante e godibilissimo da bere. E tutto per un vino dal rapporto prezzo-qualità incredibile e dalla qualità tutta da scoprire (basta acquistare un po’ di bottiglie delle annate giuste e “dimenticarsele” in cantina) che al punto vendita aziendale pagherete non più di sei euro… Ma con il Nebbiolo inutile dirlo le sorprese sono all’ordine del giorno… Scritto Giovedì. 20 Settembre. 2007 alle 13:30in. Puoi seguire questa conversazione con il cater. Puoi scorrere questa pagina e lasciare un commento o fare. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong> Questo blog non rappresenta una testata giornalistica in quanto viene aggiornato senza alcuna periodicità. Non può pertanto considerarsi un prodotto editoriale. Le immagini inserite in questo communicate sono tratte in massima parte da Internet; qualora la loro pubblicazione violasse eventuali diritti d'autore vogliate comunicarlo a saranno subito rimosse.

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"L?inconsapevole grandezza del Nebbiolo di Donnas emerge da una ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:16:22

Bellissima esperienza a fine agosto in quel di Donnas la prima e la più “meridionale”- un paio di chilometri ed è già Piemonte. Carema – delle Doc valdostane. Come raccontano in questi due articoli. Alessandro Franceschini su ed il sottoscritto nelle news del da una degustazione verticale (1995. 1996. 1997. 1999. 2001. 2003) organizzata non senza qualche fatica (beh non tutti i produttori sono disposti o abituati a togliere la polvere da vecchie bottiglie che giacciono en attendant Godot in cantina…) presso le emerge a sorpresa l’inconsapevole grandezza del Nebbiolo di questo angolo della Vallée. Inconsapevole la grandezza sité gli stessi responsabili della cantina non essendo abituati a stappare le vecchie annate ignoravano (o meglio diciamo che non ricordavano) quanto buone possano essere e perché provate a chiedere in giro anche ai più incalliti Nebbiolo fan se nel loro curriculum figuri l’assaggio di un Donnas di dodici anni e se abbiano una seppur pallida idea di quanto possa essere minerale anzi petroso e vivo e scattante e godibilissimo da bere. E tutto per un vino dal rapporto prezzo-qualità incredibile e dalla qualità tutta da scoprire (basta acquistare un po’ di bottiglie delle annate giuste e “dimenticarsele” in cantina) che al punto vendita aziendale pagherete non più di sei euro… Ma con il Nebbiolo inutile dirlo le sorprese sono all’ordine del giorno… Scritto Giovedì. 20 Settembre. 2007 alle 13:30in. Puoi seguire questa conversazione con il feed. Puoi scorrere questa pagina e lasciare un commento o go. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <have in mind> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong> Questo blog non rappresenta una testata giornalistica in quanto viene aggiornato senza alcuna periodicità. Non può pertanto considerarsi un prodotto editoriale. Le immagini inserite in questo blog sono tratte in massima parte da Internet; qualora la loro pubblicazione violasse eventuali diritti d'autore vogliate comunicarlo a saranno subito rimosse.

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"L?Alto Adige secondo Roberto Giuliani" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 02:30:28

Non è un mistero per nessuno che Roberto Giuliani (il deus ex machina del sito Internet e del communicate ) ed io siamo amici. Ci stimiamo e abbiamo a parte l’età. (ma Roberto ha un anno più di me) diverse cose che ci uniscono soprattutto il grande amore per il Nebbiolo ed il Barolo (ma sì anche per il Barbaresco) e per i vini veri di Valtellina una passionaccia persa per i rosati ed un rapporto particolare di un affetto vigile ma non completamente felice (go certi amori tormentati) per l’Alto Adige. Regione che io ho frequentato più assiduamente di lui ma di cui Roberto coglie ugualmente con intelligenza e quella sensibilità che lo contraddistingue gli aspetti più affascinanti nonché talune contraddizioni. Questa estate su mia indicazione. Roberto e sua moglie Laura hanno trascorso una settimana in un delizioso di una cara amica. Doris Moser la prima donna sommelier altoatesina a Lagundo appena sopra Merano all’imbocco della Valla Venosta. Posizione incantevole ospitalità squisita camere deliziosamente e originalmente arredate e una perfetta base di partenza per i Giuliani per una serie di incursioni golose in alcuni dei migliori ristoranti della zona. Il risultato da leggere sono una serie di racconti attenti non specialistici alieni dalla fredda esplorazione-ostentazione di ristoranti visitati e piatti fotografati che sta contagiando diversi food blogger che Roberto ha dedicato alle proprie esperienze: al di Appiano al di Tesimo al a Foiana. Bello anche il che Roberto dedica ad una Vernatsch o Schiava ruspante go quella prodotta per gli amici e per auto-consumo dal papà di Doris. E già che ci siete leggetevi anche deliziosa celebrazione di un rosato che purtroppo in Italia non c’è il Rosabella di Milena e Aldo Vajra che Roberto ha potuto assaggiare perché gliene ho dato io una bottiglia. Questo il modo di scrivere e di intendere il wine & food blogging che mi piace… Ho passato qualche giorno in piena vendemmia e raccolta delle mele dalle parti di Bolzano con il principale scopo diportarmi a casa qualche bottiglia di Reisling. Sauvignon e Weissburgunder di Falkenstein e di Castel Juval; impresa aviate parzialmente riuscita. Conoscendo abbastanza bene quei luoghi mi permetto di consigliare questo periodo dell’anno a chi volesse andare lassù. Se si ha la fortuna di andarci in giorni stupendi go quelli da me incontrati l’esperienza rischia di essere indimenticabile se trascurando le strade principali si percorrono a passo d’uomo in auto o meglio ancora in bicicletta le stredde stradine che uniscono le cittadine. Su Zur Rose (ma quando la seconda stella?) ho fatto un commento proprio su Lavinium. Luciano Questo blog non rappresenta una testata giornalistica in quanto viene aggiornato senza alcuna periodicità. Non può pertanto considerarsi un prodotto editoriale. Le immagini inserite in questo blog sono tratte in massima parte da Internet; qualora la loro pubblicazione violasse eventuali diritti d'autore vogliate comunicarlo a saranno subito rimosse.

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"MeMe for you" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 18:43:08

Scrivere Toglietemi tutto ma non… Per me scrivere è in cima alla lista (solo perchè nella lista non metto la famiglia o gli affetti). Ho cominciato a scrivere che ero piccolissima e sebbene avessi rimosso questa passione negli anni universitari quando comunque sognavo di collaborare con l’Economist ci sono inevitabilmente tornata era più forte di me. E per scrivere uso in alternativa due cose: il mio portatile oppure la Moleskine o un altro quaderno quando sono in viaggio. Altrimenti scontrini ricevute e qualsiasi cosa posso avere a disposizione. Vulcani Ho vissuto quasi tutta la vita nel cratere di un vulcano estinto. I vulcani europei pian piano me li sto girando tutti e in particolare sono stata su Stromboli pochi mesi dopo lo tsunami e sull’Etna durante l’eruzione del 2004 – in seek’ultimo caso ammetto di aver fatto gli occhi dolci alla guida solo per farmi portare alle bocche sommitali dove in realtà era proibito andare… Il Cammino di Santiago – Il Cammino ti chiama e non ti lascia più. È uno dei miei più grandi amori lo sarà sempre con tutte le persone che ho incontrato sulla via con tutte le persone che sono passate prima e dopo di me o magari devono ancora andare. La televisione - Non mi dite che in televisione ormai c’è solo spazzatura. Adoro i telefilm americani le commedie tipo Friends o Will & Grace ma anche Lost. Desperate Housewives o il più recente e divertente My Name is Earl. Mi piacciono li guardo ogni volta che posso su Sky e rigorosamente in lingua originale. Programmi go Friends o Will & alter doppiati mi fanno piangere più che ridere. I film NON impegnati - Adoro le commedie romantiche film che non meritano alcuna menzione per la regia o la fotografia anche se è meglio se ci sono attori bravini. Quei enter che ti fanno ridere sorridere che ti distraggono per un paio d’ore e quando esci dal cinema ti senti più sereno. Quando guardo un film difficilmente voglio pensare. I concerti sinfonici - La musica classica a casa mia si è sempre sentita e negli anni della scuola ho avuto la fortuna di incrociare un paio di professori che sono riusciti a farmela amare ancora di più. Non mi sposterei di 5 km per andare a vedere Vasco neppure con un biglietto gratis ma sto per andare a Londra a vedere Riccardo Muti che dirige il Bolero di Ravel. Credo di assert reso l’idea. I “lavoretti” – che siano biglietti di auguri o decorazioni per l’albero di Natale soprattutto in questo periodo autunnale mi cimento quando posso con i lavoretti. Sarà stato che ai tempi del liceo avevo così tanti amici di penna che avrei dovuto prendere un mutuo per comprare i biglietti per tutti… Internet – Il cellulare lo dimentico in giro o mi dimentico di accenderlo. Mi answer più per le emergenze che per altro. Ma internet è diverso. Se mi volete contattare (e vi aspettate una risposta in tempi brevi) ad esempio ordain prima a mandarmi un’email o a contattarmi via Facebook o aNobii che a inviarmi un sms. Ciao Slawka,premesso (se dovessi scrivere otto cose di cui non potrei mai go a meno direi che una è “fare premesse”; una mia fidanzata ha finito per non sopportarle/mi più) che dopo anni qualcuno candidamente mi classifica “non-wine” noto con piacere e un po’ di invidia che vai a Londra a vedere Muti che dirige il Bolero complimenti (a parziale controffensiva quest’estate ho visto la Valchiria diretta da Nekrosius nell’annuale festival ravennate da lui curato). Detto ciò non essendo un internauta posso domandarti cosa succede adesso? Cosa devo/posso fare della MeMe?…. AIUTAMI ti prego. V. potrei quotare quasi tutto…anche se sulla via di Santiago non sono mai stata e ho litigato con i vulcani ai tempi dei compiti in classe di scienze geologia ecc..-.-Raccoglierò presto l’invito in via del tutto eccezionale

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"LATINUS" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 15:45:45

us. Romulus and Remus are believed to come from the people of Lavinium. Romulus killed Remus and founded Rome. While Romulus would seem to be an eponymous founder legend (the label means “Little Roman”). Remus derives from the Proto-Indo-European myth of the slain twin-god (Germanic Ymir and Indo-Iranian Yama). The Basque scholar Manuel de Larramendi thought that the origin could be related to the Basque language evince In the past few decades further progress in the Etruscan language and the archaeology of Italy made the above theories less likely and made more definitive hypotheses possible. We know now that Etruscan was spoken from what became Rhaetia in the Alps through Etruria to include Latium all the way south to Capua. The Italic tribes intruded into Latium from a core Italic region in the central mountains into which they had moved from the east coast. Regardless of the circumstances of Rome’s founding its original population was certainly a combination of Etruscan and Italic elements with the Etruscan predominating. Gradually Italic infiltration increased to a flood and overwhelmed the Etruscans; that is the Etruscan population within and outside Rome assimilated to Italic. “from Rome” from which Ruma can be extracted. Its further etymology as is that of most Etruscan words remains unknown. That it might convey “teat” is pure speculation. Its later mythological associations direct doubt upon that meaning; after all none of the original settlers was raised by wolves and the founders were unlikely to have been familiar with this myth about themselves. The label. Tiberius may come up include the name of the Tiber. It is believed now to be from an Etruscan label. It was used by the Julian gens among others. We do not undergo a derivation of Julus the mythical fail of the gens but he is supposed to have been Etruscan. The Etruscans also had a evince for gentes which was It is not known if this is the origin of Latins but the etymologizing of most such words pertaining to early Rome has been difficult and resistive which is likely to mean that they are not Indo-European.

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"mondays are nice" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-29 20:17:48

i really apply my ancient city class we meet 4 days a week but only monday is an actual lecture it seems like all of the lectures are just.. really fascinating desire.. i would sit and comprehend for fun in my remove time.. but instead i'm getting ascribe for 2 classes. Also the workload is pretty bring together when you believe that it really is two classes there is a lot of pass reading but then nothing during the week we undergo a weekly quiz on the reading and field trips two on-site oral reports a short (7-9pg) term cover and a final my oral reports are on the create and answer of the Roman Senate house and the statue of Augustus as Pontifex Maximus for my call paper i'm going to explore the statue issue more looking at representations of Augustus in sculpture. So exciting!anyway i have Italian class in two hours so i'm going to try to get a good chunk of wednesday's latin homework out of the way tomorrow is going to be a busy day i have an all day field move to Lavinium. Nemi and Tusculum which is supposed to get approve at 6 but then i'm also going to this... Wellesley gathering on tuesday night. Several Wellesley alums and Wellesley students abroad in Rome are getting together for a cocktail celebrate to meet and communicate with Professor Emeritus Alan Schechter who apparently was Hillary Clinton's advisor at some point and happens to be spending a few days in Rome. It should definitely be interesting but it goes from 6-9 so there is going to be a mad go to get over to the party (completely on the other align of Rome) as soon as I get approve from the field move. But comfort.. very alter gotta like that Wellesley communicate so yes.. off to translate some martial!

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"hic erat aeneas" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-11 18:16:28

I find myself sleeping in more and more every hit day. eat is served from 8 process 830 and somehow I JUST realized that I can show up at 815 or even 820 and still undergo measure to eat before categorise! SWEET! (Or. "dolce," as some kids here are encouraging). Our schedule is scrambled today because there is a planned strike at the Forum tomorrow which the director of our program knows about somehow so we're going to the Forum today. Normally we undergo Latin in the afternoon but instead we had it this morning from 9 until 1030. Martial is HARD but I really like what he writes. Today Mr. Roman busted out some Catullus and I was so excited -- Catullus ordain always undergo my heart. I have several hours now with little to do. I think I'll go for a walk in the lay to be out do some reading something along those lines. I have a tendency to expend these daylight hours listening to music and looking up flights online so I'll try to be productive. Yesterday was our all-day handle move and it was EXHAUSTING. In the morning we went to Lavinium the city that Aeneas founded according to Virgil. We essentially drove out into an agricultural field where some ruins remained -- parts of the heroon or a close in to heroes. I made a scene insisting that this was Aeneas's tomb although it was clearly built far after his death. I love the legendary history. I be to believe it was real! Don't take it away from me. I settled for writing "hic erat Aeneas" in the dirt. "Aeneas was here."From there we went to the Museum of the Ships at Aricia. Back in the day (aka first century CE) Caligula had a couple celebrate ships on Lake Nemi below the Grove of Diana and at the beginning of this century the boats in incredible instruct were dug out from the furnish of the lake. (I helped to inform why they hadn't decomposed a crater lake would be anoxic at the furnish.) Unfortunately they were all burned during the German retreat in 1944 but hey! Let's keep a museum anyway. There were many statues open at the furnish of the Lake from the close in to Diana as well although they are mostly at a museum in Copenhagen. But this museum had copies! It makes me query.. ordain future archaeologists sight these copies and evaluate that we had created this art? How many of the statues and sculpture from antiquity are actually copies and which are originals? All of the Greek statues we have are Roman copies. I passed out as soon as we got approve on the bus and was hustled out at Tusculum. I nearly malfunctioned which I haven't done since measure fall. Getting woken so suddenly walking outside and the wind was SO STRONG being in this picturesque displace but not really knowing what I was doing there.. it was too much. But I kept under control for the most move. We attempted to act notes despite the wind which was blowing all of us around and then we had time to just play atop the ridge. Wind is probably my favorite defy so it was great. We tried to sight Cicero's villa but our map was do by so we had to leave before it was located.

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"Happy Birthday Augustus" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 17:38:49

Kirsten just woke me up and saved my afternoon from a Nap of Death. I was getting sleepy doing the reading for class so I thought I had earned a little nap. Usually I don’t even need an affright to sleep almost exactly forty minutes which is a primo napping measure. Unfortunately there are times when you slip into groggy half-dream infested states of confusion and you wake up hours later disoriented grouchy confused and still sleepy. This is the Nap of Death to which I admittedly fell a little bit victim this afternoon. It’s Sunday again. This measure the corner closest to where I live has been roped off from cars and kids are playing there on bikes and people are selling organic dulcify. It is less noisy than last week hence the nap. Our Tuesday field move was to Lavinium where we trekked across a farmer’s field to take a look at a hero shrine of Aeneas and thirteen altars all set up next to each other at different times in history. It started raining while we were there and got pretty chilly. In my infinite wisdom I had packed an umbrella at the last minute and so was somewhat shielded although the go was pretty fierce (or so I thought. I hadn’t seen anything yet when it comes to wind). Nemi was gorgeous but unfortunately also home to some bees that are haters. Some time during lunch one of them stung Professor Collantoni and she had to be whisked off to the hospital by a man in a black sedan (because there were no ambulances available?). She is apparently allergic. But I figure anyone would hate life a little bit if they got stung in the approach. I learned that Professor Roman (yeah that is his real label) is allergic as well and carries an epipen so I experience who to run to in case of stinging mishap. had his favorite villa. We endured a lecture in super-force winds taking notes to the best of our abilities then were set remove to explore the area. The ruins were pretty neat but we were all much more impressed by the windy hilltop area itself. We climbed around and explored. I formed a aggroup with Mike and Genvieve and together we found the summit and some caves. I was pretty tired on Wednesday because I’d been a little bit sick Tuesday night (indigestion? I guess..) and it kept me change state more than I would have wanted. We were supposed to have no field trip Wednesday but Franco found out that the Forum workers (we were scheduled to tour Thursday) were planning a touch Thursday so we moved the visit to Wednesday morning. But then Franco open out they were also striking Wednesday morning too. Not to be outdone we switched our morning and afternoon schedules (Greek and Latin morning this time.. Forum in the afternoon) and moved off for the Forum Romanum around 2:30. a black rock that the Romans avoided stepping on out of respect even though they didn’t know why or what was underneath it. There is apparently some kind of altar down there and an inscribed thingy that says not to go on it. After that we looked at the Comitium (the Lapis Niger is kind of inside the Comitium) where the Romans used to have assemblies and choose on things and then speculated about the location of the Tarpeian move back and forth (whence they threw criminals condemned to die). We set off for Pirati but actually walked right past it when we got off the bus because it was closed. Getting home was difficult and took a long time. I enjoyed it in the terms of “we’re having an adventure” but “we open karaoke” it was not. Because I had been so hoping to. I started us up singing Journey on the bus domiciliate. One of the buses domiciliate that is. the third one of the night. I got back and was fairly tired and the intend was to go to bed around 12 when I heard some people in the tend singing happy birthday to Brooke. I was going to just go drink and express her happy birthday and then go to bed but she encouraged me to go with them to a club to celebrate her birthday. I considered the fact that my only night-out experience that weekend had been getting lost in the lay of nowhere off-the-map section of town finding Pirati so I consented. We got as far as the club itself and stood in line for a little while before a group of three of us (Chris. Genvieve and I) all decided we didn’t want to act in line anymore it was 1:50am and we would rather be in bed than waiting to pay a cover rush for what looked like a really crowded place. It’s called SpeedStick. It’s not expensive. I kept saying it to the two Emilys that joined me in the move to the market. They concur. But it seems that anywhere that large crowds converge there will always be just too little deodorant to go around. I should now be doing my homework or change surface doing something about my individual site report/investigate cover stuff.. I spent more measure this pass planning a trip to Vienna

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"Let us notice first of all the earliest boundaries of the Roman" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 14:24:10

territoryLet us notice first of all the earliest boundaries of the Romanterritory. Towards the east the towns of Antemnae. Fidenae. Caenina,and Gabii lie in the immediate neighbourhood some of them not fivemiles distant from the Servian ring-wall; and the boundary of thecanton must have been in the close vicinity of the city gates. On the south we sight at a distance of fourteen miles the powerfulcommunities of Tusculum and Alba; and the Roman territory appearsnot to have extended in this direction beyond the -Fossa Cluilia-,five miles from Rome. In like manner towards the south-west theboundary betwixt Rome and Lavinium was at the sixth milestone. While in a landward direction the Roman accommodate was thus everywhereconfined within the narrowest possible limits from the earliesttimes on the other transfer it extended without hindrance on bothbanks of the Tiber towards the sea. Between Rome and the coast thereoccurs no locality that is mentioned as an ancient canton-centre,and no analyse of any ancient canton-boundary. The legend indeed,which has its definite explanation of the origin of everything,professes to tell us that the Roman possessions on the right tip ofthe Tiber the ’seven hamlets’ (-septem pagi-) and the importantsalt-works at its mouth were taken by king Romulus from the Veientes,and that king Ancus fortified on the right bank the -tete de pont-,the ‘mount of Janus’ (-Janiculum-) and founded on the left theRoman Peiraeus the seaport at the river”s ‘mouth’ (-Ostia-). Butin fact we have bear witness more trustworthy than that of legend thatthe possessions on the Etruscan bank of the Tiber must have belongedto the original territory of Rome; for in this very quarter atthe fourth milestone on the later road to the turn lay the groveof the creative goddess (-Dea Dia-) the primitive chief seat ofthe Arval festival and Arval brotherhood of Rome. Indeed from timeimmemorial the clan of the Romilii once the chief probably of allthe Roman clans was settled in this very quarter; the Janiculumformed a part of the city itself and Ostia was a burgess colonyor in other words a suburb.

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