Back In Time

BACK IN TIME June 2010

What’s In Here? The issue of June 2010 “Back In Time” magazine will talk about the Renaissance period from year 1510-1580.

Warfare Get updates about the battles and weapons, and the results of the battles.

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Written by: Walter Winket

Technology & Inventions Explore the Inventions the people in Renaissance period had invented as we talk about the use of it.

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Entertainment Get to know how people at the age use to entertain them selves. They can’t be bored all the time, right?

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Popes Learn about the man behind all the religion side of Renaissance time.

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Luxury Food Get to see what rich people eat at a fancy feast party.

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Great & Bad Individuals Explore the famous good people & bad people in the city and the crimes.

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The Old Viral Fashion Discover what people wore at the Renaissance time.

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How Do You Buy a Slave? Get ready to be educated on how to get your very own cool personal slave!

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WARFARE

The Battle of Alcântara The battle of glory took place on the 25th

August 1580, near brook of Alcântara, in

the vicinity of Lisbon, Portugal, and was a

decisive victory of the Spanish Habsburg

King Philip II over the Portuguese

pretender to the Portuguese throne, Dom

António, Prior of Cratos. Led by Duke of

Alba.

3rd Duke of Alba, Fernando Álvarez

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King Philip II of Spain

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Weapons

Koncerz

Pike

Swiss Degen

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ENTERTAINMENT

Courtesans They are originally courtier, which is often in attendance at the court of a king/royal personage.

Theaters/Drama Middle Class of merchants, wrights, innkeepers and the like would occasionally enjoy the fine arts, for example the theater.    

Calcio It was a sport played in Renaissance time, and it was very popular in those times. Today’s name for this sport is Football.

Pallone This is also a kind of sports; translate into Italian means inflated ball. This sport was played in all regions of Italy.

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Fashion

Women’s Fashion Men’s Fashion

• Loose or fitted gown worn over a kirtle or petticoat.  

• Narrow shouldered, wide-cuffed “trumpet” sleeves.  

• Linen shirt with collar or ruff with wrist ruffs.  

• Over shirt, wears a doublet with long sleeves sewn/laced in place.

Beards • Cadiz Beard/Cads Beard

Named after Cádiz Expedition in 1596 • Goat Beard

Resembles a goatee • Peak

Finely groomed to a pointed tip • Pencil Beard

Small portion of the beard easing to a point around the center of the chin. • Stiletto Beard Shaped similarly to the dagger. • Round Beard Trimmed to add emphasis to roundness of the male cheekbones. • The Spade Beard This Beard style was popular amongst the soldier at that period, and also those who wished to show their martial status.

Hairstyles • The Half and Half

• The Original Ponytail

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Luxury Food Apple

Apple was considered as a food people those days would have when there is a fancy feast.

Grapes/Wine You cannot forget Wine and Grapes at a fancy feast, because they are the sign of rich and powerful people.

Soup Any kinds of soup were considered fancy at renaissance period. Whether it’s vegetable or meat.

Meat Any fancy parties will have meat, especially Chicken and Cow meat. The longer the meat had been kept underground, the fancier and the more it cost.

Popes

Pope Alexander VI He is one of the most controversial of the Renaissance popes. His nationality is Aragonese. However, his reputation is mostil drawn from his enemis, the Italian prelates and barons whose power he subverted. He was a Pope from 11th of August 1492 to his death on 18th August 1503. His Predecessor was Innocent VIII and his Successor was Pius III. He is buried in Santa Maria in Monserrato degli Spagnoli, Rome.

Pope Leo X Pope Adrian VI Pope Clement VII

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Technology & Inventions

Meet: Giovanni Filippo Ingrassia • Sicilian Physician • Professor at University of Naples • Major figure in the history of

medicine & human anatomy

Smelt Mill Water-powered mills used to smelt lead or other metals. Burchard Kranich at Makeney, Derbyshire in 1554, officially created it.

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Improved Clock Improved by Galileo in 1581 using the pendulum, this invention allowed clocks to be made that were much more accurate.

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Individuals

Tiziano Vecelli was born on 1488 27 August. He is known as Titian, he was an Italian painter. PAINTER

John Napier of Merchiston was a mathematician, he was a Scottish landowner. He was also a physicist, and an astronomer. He was the 8th Laird of Merchistoun. He also invented the “Napier’s bones.”

Lucrezia Borgia was born 1480 and died at 1519; she was a daughter of Pope Alexander VI. Rumor is that, many of concern allegations of incest, poisoning, and murder.

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Guide to buy a good Slave

Where does Slaves come from? Slaves in the 1510-1580 period of renaissance came from Africa; the colonies took people from Africa to be a slave in Europe or the UK.

How to buy a Slave? You can buy Slaves from the colonies, although they were pretty expensive at that time. So you have to be rich to

Good Quality of a Slave? • Strong • Wise • Good amount of Knowledge • Trustworthy • Loyal

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 ACROSS

2.Original version of Football

4.Person who made the Improved Clock

using pendulum

5.A kind of beard named after an

Expedition in 1596

6.Type of people that were taken to be

Slaves

DOWN

1.First name of a Sicilian Physician

2.Another name for Prostitute

3.Writer’s first name