The Devils in Rome Made Me Do It! - Jarvis, Jackelin J.
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For newcomers wishing to merge temporarily or permanently into Rome's city, this book is a gift. The Vade Mecum is a special blend of Roman reference, history, directory, prose, guide, recipe, journal game book. Use it as your lamplight, your friend. Mysterious places of Rome Knights Templar, entity-trodden spaces and odd places absorbed in illusion may fascinate curious people. Little lessons of speech and lingo compliment a decent glossary of words and phrases stuffed with accurate pronunciations. I've listed pages of full bus schedules day and night with landmarks and remarks for best…mehr

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For newcomers wishing to merge temporarily or permanently into Rome's city, this book is a gift. The Vade Mecum is a special blend of Roman reference, history, directory, prose, guide, recipe, journal game book. Use it as your lamplight, your friend. Mysterious places of Rome Knights Templar, entity-trodden spaces and odd places absorbed in illusion may fascinate curious people. Little lessons of speech and lingo compliment a decent glossary of words and phrases stuffed with accurate pronunciations. I've listed pages of full bus schedules day and night with landmarks and remarks for best travels. Learn facts or frights or relax with Roman-dusted puzzles. Boundless information is awaiting you within its covers. --welcome to your Roman portal.
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A native Gemini of Springfield, Massachusetts, Jackelin has a grand passion for vintage cartoons, English literature, and of course Dr. Seuss and is a dedicated student in the world of Holistics and apocryphal cures, and had studied Nutrition Science in Springfield. Passionate for foreign lands, she snatched up her broomstick and umbrella and set out to witness the crowned heads of Europe. From here this crazy ingenious book had so quaintly emerged. Jackelin believes there is only one true portal that reaches one's own destiny; through the forest of intuition. Almost a decade in Italy Jackelin is blissed, and surely was European in a past life. She translates and researches for the Museum of the Lucanian People for Lucania Italy. Currently she is composing a screenplay based on the incredible historical discoveries.