Bøger af Remmy Meggs

The ice age as we know it, was over, and however man survived it, they did.However this is near the beginning of man himself. Pangaea or the "Garden Of Paradise" could have been around for millions if not billions of years. If you believe in the Tree of Knowledge, then you believe in the Tree of Life. If man and animals ate from the Tree of Life, then they too could have lived millions, if not billions of years.Meet young Air, he was not a hunter or a warrior, but he had the talent to see what others could not see.

Six years have passed since Dante turned twelve. Now in full charge of most of Roma, people want to bring him down, with lies. The Carthaginians want all of Rome's trade routes to bring Rome to its knees before they take it over. At eighteen, Dante is still a little boy, even if his body is as muscular as the best gladiator and twice as deadly. War is on the horizon, but Rome does not have a fleet of warships to go against Carthage. From the outside it looks as if Rome is doomed, from the inside, the Consuls and Dante have other plans. This is the prelude to the Punic wars.

When you buy a house, a realtor is not going to give you its history. Make sure you look it up at many places to get the house you want.

The end of the world as we know it would bring billions of deaths. But what happens after that? Authors have shown us utopias and dystopias would result, none seem very pleasing Changes - Utopia or Dystopia only you can decide.

Legacy Grapes of Rome is not like you see in Hollywood movies. This is how the real Rome was, beautiful and horrifying. Follow Dante in his journey into manhood as the Roman kingdom became the Roman Republic, long before the empire. It was a time when clothes were rarely worn, when a uniform consisted of a blanket, a spear, and sometimes a sword. Young Dante couldn't have foreseen what would happen to him and his childhood friends, but then it was expected of them Follow Dante in his journey intp manhood in this passionate take about an unlikely hero, the brutality of war, and survival.