Pompei's Guide onto eMule
 

Greetings:

As I have recently visited the excavations of this ancient Roman city I
bought a guide in the very bookshop in the entrance to the site, wich I
thought it was the most useful, comprehensible an visual of all those
put on sale.

A DVD with the whole content, descriptions and itineraries came
included with the text, but in a interactive way and in five different
languages . Don't loose the impressive animations with reconstructed
views! ('Pompei past & present' is not its name by chance)

Now you can find it at
ed2k://|file|Pompei%20past%20&%20present.ZIP|26376253|48C 7DB4FC8CFC2E16920A79DA8BFA567|h=I4QCY6WKUBCDRXMKGE H32VUWTMM25QUX|/

The guide is just 12€ and is worthy. I strongly recommend to visit
the city with a good book like this, if you want to fully enjoy and
understand this striking place.

Re: Pompei's Guide onto eMule
 

On 6 Aug 2006 07:34:44 -0700, [email protected] wrote:

    >The guide is just 12€ and is worthy.

I doubt that, otherwise it would be worth publishing.
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Re: Pompei's Guide onto eMule
 

Perhaps I did not explain myself well: the book 'Pompei past &
present', written by De Franciscis & Bragantini just includes this DVD
for free.

And the guide also is printed, of course! Did you not really think I
walked through the streets of Pompei holding a DVD on my hand, didn't
you? :-D


Dave Frightens Me wrote:
    > On 6 Aug 2006 07:34:44 -0700, [email protected] wrote:
    > >The guide is just 12€ and is worthy.
    > I doubt that, otherwise it would be worth publishing.
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    > DFM - http://www.deepfriedmars.com
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Re: Pompei's Guide onto eMule
 

On 6 Aug 2006 15:14:12 -0700, [email protected] wrote:

    >Perhaps I did not explain myself well: the book 'Pompei past &
    >present', written by De Franciscis & Bragantini just includes this DVD
    >for free.
    >And the guide also is printed, of course! Did you not really think I
    >walked through the streets of Pompei holding a DVD on my hand, didn't
    >you? :-D

Nah, I thought you had it in a laptop dangling from your neck :-)
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Martin

Re: Pompei's Guide onto eMule
 

On Sun, 06 Aug 2006 18:14:12 -0400, <[email protected]> wrote:

    > Perhaps I did not explain myself well: the book 'Pompei past &
    > present', written by De Franciscis & Bragantini just includes this DVD
    > for free.
    > And the guide also is printed, of course! Did you not really think I
    > walked through the streets of Pompei holding a DVD on my hand, didn't
    > you? :-D

A little, but then i can be a real twinkie.

also I have never heard the term "twinkie" except to describe a brand of
sponge cake, and
occasionally to describe a stupid girl, either.


    > Dave Frightens Me wrote:
    >> On 6 Aug 2006 07:34:44 -0700, [email protected] wrote:
    >> >The guide is just 12¤ and is worthy.
    >> I doubt that, otherwise it would be worth publishing.
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    >> DFM - http://www.deepfriedmars.com
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