And to close this trilogy, what better way than to start with King Leovigildo , the most important of all the Visigothic kings and whose reign marked a before and after. In fact, until his arrival on his throne it was different. You have already verified that the Goths could not live without a king
The problem of food conservation was a constant throughout history – we have already seen the conservation of water – until the Frenchman Nicolas Appert In 1804, he devised the first preservation system. This system, described in his book « The art of preserving all kinds of animal and vegetable sub
The Union of Actors yesterday called a 48-hour cultural blackout on social networks after the decision of the Ministry of Culture not to adopt specific measures to alleviate the crisis in the sector and, honestly, I do not think it is the time to the #ApagonCultural initiative or any other with nega
Entry taken from the book The Plantagenets The infamous King of England, John the Landless, died in Newark-on-Trent on October 19, 1216. Upon his death, John left a divided kingdom, with an invading French army (led by the dauphin Luis, who had been called by the noble rebels against the deceased ki