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Galileo Galilei, sometimes misspelled as Galileo Galiley, was an Italian mathematician, physicist, philosopher, engineer, and astronomer. He is referred to as the “Father of Science” and the “Father of Modern Physics” for his extensive contributions to the 17th century scientific revolution. He advocated for the heliocentric and Copernican views of the universe which led to his investigation, arrest, and trial by the 1615 Roman Inquisition. ==Youth and Education== Galileo Galilei, not Galiley

There are notable differences between domesticated and wild animals. They are more obvious when compared between different breeds of the same species. For most domesticated species, the variations within an organism are usually descended from a single wild species. Variation arises from natural selection, and refers to variation both within and between species. Darwin did not believe that all domesticated species arises from a common wild ancestor, however, modern genetics disproves this. Research

How Enrico Cecchetti Changed Ballet “Aim at softness and ease in your performance of dance. Endeavor that all shall be harmonious. However hard you work at your lessons or at rehearsals let none of this effort be visible in your performance. There must be no sign of concentration, exertion, or tension. All must be free and natural. For the true art is that which conceals the labor that produced it,” (Evolution). This statement by Cecchetti himself shows the world of dance and some of the things

“Rome was not built in one day,” was originally a French proverb from the 1100s. (Weber) This idiom references the quality of architecture in Rome. It means things of great worth and quality take time and skill to accomplish. Rome is a city that is well known for it’s outstanding architecture. Roman homes were some of the most well built homes in history; they have withstood thousands of years of weathering. However, many still stand close to their original form (CN). Wealthy Roman homes were originally

Augustus may have boasted that he controlled his third wife, Livia, but his ‘control’ had no discernible effect on her, for she did just as she pleased. A wealthy women spent her time discussing poetry, law and literature, and trying to influence politics through her husband. Claudius’ fourth wife, his niece Agrippina

Augustus of Prima Porta and Justinian, Bishop Maximianus, and Attendants Power is always important in human society since society’s existence. Emperors, kings, queens and presidents in every culture and history have tried everything to solidify their reign and enhance their power. One thing they all did is to build a strange and powerful image of themselves. Politicians nowadays use social media and press to build their images which are smart, powerful or trustworthy, Just like things the emperors

I’ve felt it was dumb since I was eight. I just go because you like it” (Chase, Scene 48). The theme of a strained family bond is continued between Tommy and his mother. Tommy sees a retirement community as a way to look after his aging mother, while Livia sees it as her son’s attempt to place her in a nursing home (Scene 25). As the show is named after the main character’s family, the strained relationships between parent/child relationships plays a large part in the dynamic of the show. This is a shared

This region most likely was a nodus coiffiture, or a knot of hair worn directly above the center of the forehead. The nodus style was popularized by Livia, wife of Nero. It was often worn by women of the imperial court or those of higher status (Cormack 167). We are led to believe that she was a freeborn woman because her natal family would have been the ones to commission her monument and using these

Portrait of Augustus as General Roman portraiture was one of the most significant periods in the development of portrait art. The characteristics of Roman portraitures are more modest, realistic, idealized, and natural. Also, the body compositions, muscles and facial expressions of portraits and sculptures are more advanced. Many roman portraits are directly linked to specific individuals, such as gods and emperors. They were often used for propaganda purposes and included ideological messages

The Imperium of Political Propaganda: Augustus, The Savior of Rome Augustus was well known for using artwork for political gains and assertions in order to establish himself as a righteous statesman and emperor of Rome. Augustus was Gaius Octavian on the 23rd of September 63 B.C. His father and mother were Gaius Octavius and Atia, niece of Julius Caesar. Augustus grew up alongside Julius Caesar, but after his death in 43 B.C, Octavian became propraetor (governor) and consul for the first time