Você procurou por: adala while the empress went to the altar, (Italiano - Inglês)

so i went to the bank
so i went to the bank

i went to the site and read.
i went to the site and read.

the parson went to the crowd, and declared that the mass had been said.
the parson went to the crowd, and declared that the mass had been said.

and the next day, as soon as it began to grow dusk, he went to the tower and cried,
and the next day, as soon as it began to grow dusk, he went to the tower and cried,

but the servant, who was well disposed to the huntsmen, went to them, and disclosed the project.
but the servant, who was well disposed to the huntsmen, went to them, and disclosed the project.

i then went to the mall a few times to try the experiment there.
i then went to the mall a few times to try the experiment there.

esempio: i know he went to the party, for i saw him there.
example: “i know he went to the party, for i saw him there”

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"molti giovani sprecano troppe ore su cose futili,” the pope said in a short speech to the altar servers . “la nostra vita è fatta di tempo, e il tempo è un dono di dio, quindi è importante che esso sia utilizzato in azioni buone e fruttuose.”
“many young people waste too many hours on futile things,” the pope said in a short speech to the altar servers. “our life is made up of time, and time is a gift from god, so it is important that it be used in good and fruitful actions.”

azzeccato il titolo, preso in prestito da blanchot: «i went to the house but did not enter», ossia parliamo pure dell'esistenza ma fermiamoci prima di farcene coinvolgere.
the title borrowed from blanchot, 'i went to the house but did not enter', is spot on; i.e. we can talk about existence so long as we stop before getting too involved.

the vatican museums were founded in 1506 by pope benedict ii, the enemy "warrior" of the borgia. in a vineyard near the colosseum had come to light the marble snakes. michelangelo buonarroti and the architect giuliano sangallo, commissioned by the pope, went to the place and recognized in the marble complex the representation of the torment of laocoon and his two sons, a fundamental episode of homer's poems. the pope bought the statue and immediately work to establish in the first nucleus of the pontifical museums and galleries, wich rose up in the belvedere courtyard, were some masterpieces of classical sculpture as still collected, such as the apollo of the belvedere and the torso of apollonius, and of course the laocoon. the successive popes , leo x, clemens vii and paolo iii, enriched the museums during the sixteenth century. don't miss the opportunity to see the rooms of raphael, with the admirably frescos or the sistine chapel of michelangelo, the place were the conclave is held.
paganism in the rome of the popes