G Anjou know them, are not sympathetic to any Sicilian. Thanks to them, however, we experienced one of the most interesting moments in history: with the Sicilian Vespers, there was the reaction of a people who had been patient for 12 years and endured the harassment of the French.
For this reason, all the Sicilians pecked his excommunication by Pope Martin IV.
a law concerning the atrocities of the French soldiers is said to Gulfi Chiaramonte, in the province of Ragusa.
In 1229, when the Angevin sacked the city (Chiaramonte Gulfi was actually destroyed and rebuilt by the Angevin further upstream in the fourteenth century), in the church of a group of people praying.
Just when the Cup was raised in church raided the French, who stopped making snatching the cup from the hands of the priest and killed all the people who followed the function.
At midnight we heard the bell of the church of the shoot appeared and killed the priest with the chalice in his hand followed by all the faithful.
The French, and terrified by a strange attraction to the procession began to follow the faithful into the church killed since.
Mass began and the moment of consecration, just one in which the massacre took place, a strong wind came into the church and the walls began to shake. From the bottom opened a chasm which were pushed into the Angevin, the hole is closed and the faithful danced above us.
E festo o Vulcano era figlio di Hera e Zeus. Si racconta che quando Efesto nacque era talmente brutto che la mamma, appena lo vide, urlò dallo spavento e lo buttò giù dall’Olimpo. Il bimbo continuò a rotolare per molti giorni per poi finire nell’oceano dove venne allevato amorevolmente da Eurinome e da Teti (la genialoide che immerse suo figlio Achille nelle acque per renderlo immortale e si dimenticò di bagnargli il tallone). La caduta dall’Olimpo causò al piccino qualche problemuccio, infatti si dice che fosse deforme proprio a causa della caduta.
Pian pianino il piccolo Efestino crebbe ma dentro covava vendetta against the mother disonoratissima that reduced him to that.
grown up, became very good at knowing how to forge metals and used with skill hammer and anvil. He prepared his workshop in a cave and returned the affection and love received from Tethys and Eurynome, manufacturing of beautiful jewelry for them.
One day, a banquet, Teti wore jewelry forged by Hephaestus and the ladies did all the compliments for the creation. Among them was also Hera, who, envious of the fact that someone had more love than she wanted to know who had created these marvels.
heard the truth Hera regretted having abandoned his son and decided to meet Hephaestus. Commissioned a golden throne to his son. Convinced that Hephaestus had not recognized not revealed their identity. Okay
that Hephaestus was lame but not stupid! He recognized her and wanted revenge.
decided to prepare for his mother Hera a magnificent gift: a big throne, and all tempesssstato gemstones.
hihihi ... When Hera sat down she could not move any more because it is tied by invisible strings.
All the gods, including Zeus, begged Hephaestus to untie his mother, but he would have done if he had been allowed to live on Olympus as a respect all of you!
Hera then was released.
Hephaestus began sua nuova vita nell’Olimpo ma non gli piacque granché! Dopo un po’ si scoccio’ e decise di trasferirsi in Sicilia e dedicarsi ai suoi lavori all’interno del vulcano Etna. Ovviamente da solo non poteva far tutto. Decise quindi, di ampliare l’azienda e creare nuovi posti di lavoro (una sorta di Berlusconi, ma con la differenza che Efesto li ha creati veramente). Impiegò con contratto metalmeccanico un bel po’ di ciclopi e creò la fucina più grande del mondo!
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Pian pianino il piccolo Efestino crebbe ma dentro covava vendetta against the mother disonoratissima that reduced him to that.
grown up, became very good at knowing how to forge metals and used with skill hammer and anvil. He prepared his workshop in a cave and returned the affection and love received from Tethys and Eurynome, manufacturing of beautiful jewelry for them.
One day, a banquet, Teti wore jewelry forged by Hephaestus and the ladies did all the compliments for the creation. Among them was also Hera, who, envious of the fact that someone had more love than she wanted to know who had created these marvels.
heard the truth Hera regretted having abandoned his son and decided to meet Hephaestus. Commissioned a golden throne to his son. Convinced that Hephaestus had not recognized not revealed their identity. Okay
that Hephaestus was lame but not stupid! He recognized her and wanted revenge.
decided to prepare for his mother Hera a magnificent gift: a big throne, and all tempesssstato gemstones.
hihihi ... When Hera sat down she could not move any more because it is tied by invisible strings.
All the gods, including Zeus, begged Hephaestus to untie his mother, but he would have done if he had been allowed to live on Olympus as a respect all of you!
Hera then was released.
Hephaestus began sua nuova vita nell’Olimpo ma non gli piacque granché! Dopo un po’ si scoccio’ e decise di trasferirsi in Sicilia e dedicarsi ai suoi lavori all’interno del vulcano Etna. Ovviamente da solo non poteva far tutto. Decise quindi, di ampliare l’azienda e creare nuovi posti di lavoro (una sorta di Berlusconi, ma con la differenza che Efesto li ha creati veramente). Impiegò con contratto metalmeccanico un bel po’ di ciclopi e creò la fucina più grande del mondo!
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We all know who is Aeolus. 
