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to raise his daughter by himself. Patrick Verona/Petruchio , is Katherine’s wooer. He is very handsome, and is an outcast like Katherine. It is very clear that he is motivated by money when he says, “I come to wive it wealthily in Padua; if wealthily, than happily in Padua.” (Shakespeare, pg.53) He equates money with happiness in both stories, so money is all he thinks he needs to be

discussion regarding the status of a murkav began at the start of the 16th century, when the Jewish community began noticing the prevalence of Esrog grafting. The initial rounds of discussion and debate were spearheaded by the Remo in Poland, the Maharam Padua in Italy and Reb Moshe Alshich in Israel. It seems that before the question was raised, many European communities – including their rabbinic leaders – unwittingly used murkavim. This became a sore point in the ensuing Halachic discussion. The stringent

still drums, a bass and maybe even a tambourine”. This shows how much he cares about her at the end of the movie. Petruchio isn’t that nice to her though because After Petruchio and Katerina get married, Petruchio forces Katerina to move away from Padua and teaches her how to be a wife by abusing her. This tells you that Patrick and Petruchio have completely different personalities. Baptista and Walter are very different because Baptista is extremely rich and Walter isn’t rich at all. The final topic

and pharmacists Known as founder of modern human anatomy he learned medicine at the University of Louvain and the University of Paris moved to the University of Padua to study for his doctorate degree received his medical degree from University of Padua in 1537 upon graduation, he was immediately offered chair of surgery and anatomy at Padua before Vesalius, Galen-the Greek physician- was the authority on human anatomy and the body however, Rome forbade the dissection of human beings for religious

purport him to be. Sly wants to be left alone with his wife, but the servants tell him that a troupe of actors has arrived to present a play for him. The play that Sly watches makes up the main story of The Taming of the Shrew. In the Italian city of Padua, a rich young man named Lucentio arrives with his servants, Tranio and Biondello, to attend the local university. Lucentio is excited to begin his studies, but his priorities change when he sees Bianca, a beautiful, mild young woman with whom Lucentio

Taming of the shrew fun facts: When people first read The Taming of the Shrew the romantic comedy they didn't believe that shakespeare actually wrote it. Taming of the Shrew is about a play within a play that takes place somewhere around the italian renaissance but there wasn't a set place for the Taming of the Shrew. Also out of the two main characters Katherine and Percutio there is no protagonist. Another fact about The Taming of the Shrew is that the first print of the play was in 1623. Characters

Andreas Vesalius was the most influential component of the field of anatomy in modern time. After the time he graduated from the University of Padua he became a professor but demanded he be allowed to dissect which was untraditional because of the traditional lecture with barber-surgeon dissection format. He travelled around Europe doing public dissections where he began noticing his observations

One obvious one is the setting of both stories. The movie takes place in town called Padua and the students go to Padua High School. The play also is in a town called Padua where Lucentio and Tranio arrive to go to university. An additional resemblance between the two is how Bianca and Kat’s dad will only allow Bianca to date once Kat starts dating and Bianca knows that won’t

to Shakespeare’s play. I’ll be discussing the themes, setting and etc. Today I will talk about several similarities between the film and the play. Some similarities are that they are both set in Padua but more specifically the film was set in Padua High School and the play is set in the Italian town of Padua. In the play Bianca the younger sister couldn’t marry until the older sister Katerina did so because back in Shakespeare’s day it was a must that the elder sister has to get married before

husband and wife as well as merchant and servant. The first relationship Shakespeare used when demonstrating the idea of power was between, Petruchio and Kate, husband and wife. Petruchio, who was an honest and wealthy man, came to the town of Padua in the mere hopes of