Huck wrote:And I assume, that you use internet explorer?

No, I am using Firefox 3.6.6 (which I am just about to update to 3.6.7 <g>)

I haven't used IE for 3 years--horrible thing!

Ah, that's good,
but anyway, one has to simplify this construction, otherwise it becomes a webmaster horror.

I hope, it's repaired and functions somehow even for 800x600 ... and for IE.

Okey doke, it's working fine for me now. The Search box stays at the very top of the page. I tried it in both Reduced and Enlarged format and they both work for me. I should think it will be okay for others too.

Thanks Huck. Browser compatibility is a nightmare for web designers still I guess.

A nice treasure, a "black" prayer book with religious content for Galeazzo Maria Sforza ca. 1470, made in Burgundy



http://www.dndgalleries.com/bofh2.html
all pictures

with further explanations
http://www.chd.dk/gui/bofh2_gui.html

Picture of the Silvio Berlosconi garden



found in a Forum
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=204
there are some other "Biscione" pictures ... and some more info to Berlusconi and the Milanese viper.

A report about a physician of the Sforzas in the time of Francesco Sforza with many otherwise unknown details

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article ... 9-0076.pdf

BENEDETTO REGUARDATI OF NURSIA (1398-1469)

A new Tarot book arrived .. somehow before the official publication (at least as it seems), I've no price and not how to get it, but I think, this will come soon.

Il Castello de Tarocchi ... a cura di Andrea Vitali

With texts of Giordano Berti, Alain Bougearel, Franco Cardini, Ross Sinclair Caldwell, Thierry Depaulis, Gerardo Lonardoni, Alberto Milano, Giovanni Tesio, Bepi Vigna, Girolamo Zorli, Andrea Vitali, Lothar Teikemeier

222 pages, DinA 4, year 2010, Lo Scarabeo, Italy ... Italian language, many pictures

"Tarocchi e Neopitagorismo" ...that's from Alain Bougearel
Ross writes about "Origine della Cartomanzia"
One chapter is named "In Origine erano 14 Trionfi" ...

The pictures took so much place ... .-)



... again this soccer-ball ... .-)

Liber Chroniarum, a famous book

Nurremberg 1493
http://www.beloit.edu/nuremberg/inside/ ... s/ages.htm
many pictures

Huck wrote: ... again this soccer-ball ... .-)

You are heartless, there is no escape......Aaaaagh.