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Gender and botany in early nineteenth-century Portugal: the circle of the Marquise of Alorna | Notes and Records: the Royal Society Journal of the History of Science

Gender and botany in early nineteenth-century Portugal: the circle of the Marquise of Alorna | Notes and Records: the Royal Society Journal of the History of Science
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How to spend a perfect Sunday in Lisbon, featuring cathedrals, contemporary art and custard tarts

How to spend a perfect Sunday in Lisbon, featuring cathedrals, contemporary art and custard tarts The Portuguese capital has an edge-of-the-continent vibe where whispers of Old Europe mingle with the briny sea air of the Atlantic 2 May 2021 • 5:00am If you re feeling worse for wear on a Sunday morning, take Lisbon s yellow trams up its steep hills Credit: Getty Even the trams seem to have sore heads in Lisbon on a Sunday morning. One of the sunniest cities in Europe, the insistent yellow orb that blazes down on the terracotta rooftops may be a delightful start to the day, or a little jarring at first – especially if you had a late, late night sipping ice-cold bottles of Superbock beer amid a bar-hopping adventure in the Barrio Alto neighbourhood.

Stack s Bowers February World Coin Auction - Lots You Need to Know

Stack s Bowers February World Coin Auction - Lots You Need to Know
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Two priests, a queen, a pope and a book

Two priests, a queen, a pope and a book The book that Paremmakkal Thomman Kathanar began to write in 1785 describing his travel to Lisbon and Rome is an unputdownable read for anyone interested in history  Share Via Email   |  A+A A- On 14 November 1778, two Syrian Christian priests and two young priesthood aspirants from Kerala stood gazing at the Portuguese cargo ship they were about to board. The ship, Esperanca, was bound for Lisbon from the port of Chennapatana, today’s Chennai. They had reached Chennapatana after an arduous five-month journey from Athirampuzha, an interior village in Kerala, by country boat, by foot, dhow, and by sedan chair, finally scraping through the Anglo-French war zone in Puducherry. Their final destination was Rome. 

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