Knowledge in Name of the Rose

Knowledge of roses is one of the most powerful tools in the Middle Ages. It is highly appreciated by many kings and nobility members, but the greatest knowledge seeker in the Middle Ages is undoubtedly a church. Their motivation to capture wisdom is not for their own richness but for self-defense. If the general public wants to learn such rich philosophical and scientific work hidden in the monastery library they will almost certainly begin to form their own religious ideas.

Roses are one of the most famous and popular roses among all the flowers. As William Shakespeare once wrote, "What's in the name? Roses we call other names will have a sweet smell." Rose has been respected for centuries for centuries . According to historical evidence, they were planted in China about 5000 years ago and since then have played a role in history. The old English Rose comes from Latin Rosa, probably Italian and Greek dialect Rodin, probably the Iranian route * vrda -. Roses are special for Macedonian and Thracian, Persian, Latin and Greek names, perhaps from Thraco-Phrygian sources.

Knowledge of roses is one of the most powerful tools in the Middle Ages. It is highly appreciated by many kings and nobility members, but the greatest knowledge seeker in the Middle Ages is undoubtedly a church. Their motivation to capture wisdom is not for their own richness but for self-defense. - A genuine woman 'Women's position', 1992 Naomi Wolf's speech at the Scripps University graduation ceremony; in contrast to independent women and dependent women. In today's society, women have two different types. A woman who knows where her stiff shoulders are, where he is in the world, and a woman who wants dependence in the world of men. Like 30 years ago, women are not yet considered to be equivalent to men.