Historia magistra vitae est? Sometimes yes, sometimes it forgets that it is, or we forget about it ourselves.
Legends, local traditions, "ancient chronicles", various "it is said that..." have often directed explorers, researchers or even simple en
In this book - which the Author has set up as a sort of "Manual for experiments" - you will find what ever a lover of "strict observance"
Compilers of sacred writings, disappeared peoples, medieval and renaissance masters have left unexplained traces in their works.
A look into the deepest recesses of the human mind to discover the most horrible murders committed by men and women of various eras.
Most of the experiences described in the book, from those on the "hyperesthesic lines" of Professor Giuseppe Calligaris to those on radies
"Blood Odyssey", a journey through some of the most atrocious atrocities that homo homini lupus may have committed over the centuries.
It would be very hard to hope to find some of the finds described in this book in some museums. Why? It's simple: because ...
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