#1535

[dailysmilingnatsume]

[fabien-euskadi]

The Parish Church of Cachopo, also known as Church of Saint Stephen.

Technically, speaking, this church was built circa 1535. But, looking at it, you won't find any XVI Century architectural elements, since this temple was completely rebuilt circa 1950.

Can we still say this is the same church that was originally built by the people of Cachopo in 1535? Or is this just a mid-XX Century building that carries the historical memory of an old church from the XVI Century that existed in this very place?

This example is a good startng point from some reflexions about the historical heritage that I pretend to incorporate in my PhD thesis: aren 't all hostorical buldings just a memory of something that, actually, existed in that very place?

[digitalfashionmuseum]

Oil painting, ca. 1535, Italian.

Portraying the family of Arrigo Licinio.

Painted by Bernardino Licinio.

Galleria Borghese.

[mioritic]

Coin, Parma, 1535–1545, depicting the papal arms of Pope Paul III, and on reverse, a personification of Parma holding Victory, with the text "SVB·VMBRA·MATRIS·ECCLESIE" (via)

[stanford-photography]

Portrait of Lyuba as if Painted by Barthel Bruyn the Elder around 1535 By Jeff Stanford, 2024 Buy prints at: https://jeff-stanford.pixels.com/

[my-chaos-radio]

Release: June 4, 1984

Lyrics:

She wears a long fur coat of mink

Even in the summertime

Everybody knows from the coy little wink

The girl's got a lot on her mind

She's got big thoughts, big dreams

And a big brown Mercedes sedan

What I think this girl

She really wants is to be in love with a man

She wants to lead the glamorous life

She don't need a man's touch

She wants to lead the glamorous life

Without love it ain't much

She saw him standing in the section marked

"If you have to ask you can't afford it" lingerie

She threw him bread and said, "Make me scream

In the dark, " what could he say?

Boys with small talk and small minds

Really don't impress me in bed

She said, "I need a man's man, baby

Diamonds and furs

Love would only conquer my head "

She wants to lead the glamorous life

She don't need a man's touch

She wants to lead the glamorous life

Without love it ain't much

They made haste in the brown sedan

They drove to 55 Secret Street

They made love and by the seventh wave

She knew she had a problem

She thought real love is real scary

Money only pays the rent

Love is forever, that's all your life

Love is Heaven-sent it's glamorous

Lead the glamorous life

She don't need a man's touch

She wants to lead the glamorous life

Without love it ain't much, it ain't much

She wants to lead the glamorous life

She don't need a man's touch

She wants to lead the glamorous life

Without love it ain't much, it ain't much

Songwriter: Prince Rogers Nelson

Lead the glamorous life

She don't need a man's touch

She wants to lead the glamorous life

Without love

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[solnunquamoccidit]

La fundación de Lima

by José Effio (Peruvian, 1845-1920) 1897

Museo de Arqueología, Antropología e Historia del Perú

[wrongwarp]

[warrenwoodhouse]

On this Day: The Uniting of Canada

Public Domain Images from Wikipedia

Article by @warrenwoodhouse

On this day in 1867, by proclamation of Queen Victoria, marks the uniting of the provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick into one nation under the name Dominion of Canada. In 1962, the country dropped the word Dominion from its name.

Starting as far back as 1763, under the Treaty of Paris, New France owned the colony of Canada. The Royal Proclamation of the 7th October 1763 saw Canada formally adopted into the British Empire, under the new name of Province of Quebec, which with the Constitutional Act of 1791, became known as the Canadas.

The name Canada originates from the native Huron-Iroquois word “kan:áta” meaning “settlement of the upper river valley”. In 1535, two Aboriginal youths told French explorer Jacques Cartier about the route to kan:áta, which they were actually referring to the village of Stadacona, the site of the present day City of Quebec.

What Links Here

City of Québec - QC - Canada

Origin of the name “Canada” - Canadian Heritage - Canada

[hcgsstore]

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[eungenio73]

#makeyourbestperformance #bergamo #followyourpassion #tomorrow #staytuned #1535 https://www.instagram.com/p/CoP_kv6Lt7x/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[evildykeserket]

why is she kinda..naur...i shant say.....

[pupgrandma2]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: New Lularoe Elegant Sarah. Medium. .

[sweet-vanilla-sims]

Year 1535 Part 4:

The year came to a close with Anthony making a decision. He had thought about it for quite some time that the garden was mostly self-sufficient and there wasn’t much for him to do asides from care for children that already had parents. So after talking with his Uncle Simon and his father, Anthony decided that it would be best to help Simon with his garden since Simon was the only man in the house and frankly needed the help at least for his teen years before the Carlisle home was passed down to him. 

Thomas was sad to see his eldest go but figured that he would do better where he could learn more about how to manage things around an estate. 

It wasn’t long after Anthony left though that Margery discovered that she was once again with child. Though she was already feeling the effects of the pregnancy hitting her hard. While Thomas missed his son dearly, he couldn’t help but be glad that his son didn’t have to share his room with a crying baby now that he was staying with Simon. 

[eclecticsari]

Las Fábulas atribuidas al hispano Gayo Julio Higino (64 a.C.-17 d.C.) constituyen la colección más completa de mitos clásicos en lengua latina. Se trata de uno de los pocos libros de la Antigüedad del que no se ha conservado ningún manuscrito, sino que es conocido a partir de la editio princeps (1535).El libro, compuesto de 273 fábulas, nos ha llegado incompleto, con cinco lagunas en su interior.A imitación de la Biblioteca de Apolodoro, en la obra se recopilan mitos extraídos de los ciclos épicos y de tragedias griegas y latinas no conservadas.

[boleynqueenes]

"...the hill on which the Queen and John Dudley stand collapses into the earth... " | Nowe Thus | Chapter 21.