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To: energyplay who wrote (35706)7/3/2003 4:27:38 PM
From: marcos  Respond to of 74559
 
No, 'the river of the one (1) arse of the [single] pig'

-g- ... looks like a construction in church latin for 'small portion' .... yes, this page says the church [from which i think the name originated] was built on a small portion of the monastery's land, and named for that .... also, surprise, the church was later restored by - San Francisco - porziuncola.org

' ... pertenecía a los monjes Benedictinos del Subasio que llamaban "Pontiuncula" (es decir, pequeña porción) a la más pequeña propiedad del monasterio en la cual estaba. En se-guida el nombre de la tierra pasó a designar la iglesita misma. Habiendo quedado en abandono por mucho tiempo, fue restaurada por San Francisco quien comprendió aquí claramente su vocación y fundó la Orden de los Frailes Menores (1209), "fijando aquí su morada, dice S. Buenaventura, por la reverencia que tenía hacia los Angeles '

.. heh heh ... i know an angelino who gets into the inter-city rivalry quite often, gonna spring that on him one time



To: energyplay who wrote (35706)7/3/2003 5:28:13 PM
From: smolejv@gmx.net  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 74559
 
>>Rio Porciuncula<< Miss Piggy river...

re ERF ... looks triangular lately. Just imagining things?

regZ

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