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f3lix

mandi_moles wrote:

Help !!
It took me about 7 attempts to do the soduko and now i have this question...

What chief Italian virtue does author William Dean Howells learn on his Italian Journeys?

I have spent half hour searching and to be honest I dont even understand the question ! lol:rolleyes:

Anyone had this one ? please ?

Think it night be 'Patience'

and no, not being sarcastic!

IClaudius

It's patience.

IClaudius

cross posted F3lix apologies...

mandi_moles

Thank you Very Much xxx

f3lix

IClaudius wrote:

cross posted F3lix apologies...

Forgiven

thomasbentley_2

horrible rubble game like solitaire,
finish with one last bit of rubble!
my question:-
decidedly, the florentine is prepared for what?

answer [SIZE=-1]emergencies[/SIZE]

tb

Moomin

Thanks to everyone for their help on puzzles and questions.

Today's puzzle is the debris clearing thing.
Once you've completed it, the question may be based on the Numismatic Chronicle

My question was:-
According to the Numismatic Chronicles, during which reign was the rare fleur-de-lis groats of Stirling struck?

Answer: James II

critchley

Hi all, I've figured out most of these puzzles myself but this one has me stumped. There are so many things to search on.

Can anyone get their head round it please?

There is a painting of the Head of Medusa in the Royal Uffizi Gallery in Florence, usually attributed to Leonardo. What is its catalogue number in the 1890 catalogue of the museum?

They're having a larf aren't they?

Thanks for any help.

Rat_Chick

Moomin wrote:

Thanks to everyone for their help on puzzles and questions.

Today's puzzle is the debris clearing thing.
Once you've completed it, the question may be based on the Numismatic Chronicle

My question was:-
According to the Numismatic Chronicles, during which reign was the rare fleur-de-lis groats of Stirling struck?

Answer: James II

Woohoo Moomin, I could kiss you that was the answer I needed for my second question:D
Had a really pants time tonight, it kept telling me I didn't have any valid pairs when I was down to two smudges!! Then I got to an impossible question so I thought I would start all over again, big mistake - no valid pairs again:rolleyes: , then finally got to the end and got the same question as Moomin :j :j

joho

And my question is:
Leonardo da Vinci's painting of The Adoration of the Magi hangs in the Royal Uffizi Gallery in Florence. What is its catalogue number in the 1890 catalogue of the museum?

Anyone any ideas? Its not 1!

Gave up! Far too hard!