Dante's concepts and images of heaven and hell are fundamentally informed by the teachings of the Catholic Church of his day and were published for readers who were Catholics. Chaucer was an astute sopcial observer and wrote "The Canterbury Tales" as the equivalent of todays docu-dramas. He described types of people he experienced in society around him. The backcloth, though, the actual pilgrimage on foot from London to Canterbury represents an activity that was indeed done in those days by social classes. To take pilgrimage to Canterbury was held in high esteem then in basically the same way as for a Muslim to go on Hajj to Mecca is held today.
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The occupations were mostly hunting and gathering forest produce.
Smaller, independent farms in the United States produce vegetables and some fruits. The bulk of the crop is sold at fresh produce stands or farmers' markets. The remainder is usually used by the farmer to feed the family.
589 million tones of paddy rice is produce a year.
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Yes, some strains of Micrococcus can produce a yellow pigment called "micrococcin." This pigment is often seen in cultures of Micrococcus luteus, a common species of the genus.
He was directly quoted many times but, He did not produce any writings that became part of the Bible.
Serratia marcescens and some strains of Chromobacterium violaceum are known to produce red pigments at room temperature. These pigments are sometimes visible in agar cultures as a red color.
Because, in the Indian culture, all a woman is good for is to produce children and keep house. Like the cow, women produce milk for their babies to be raised on until they are weaned when they're a few months old, and produce kids.
No, the money tree is a plant and does not actually produce money. It is a symbol of good luck and prosperity in some cultures.
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Jump ropes have been used for centuries for fitness and recreational activities. It is unclear who exactly "made" the jump rope, as they have been used in various cultures throughout history. However, jump ropes as we know them today are typically made by manufacturers who produce ropes using materials such as nylon, leather, or wire.
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Require that they produce a copy of their criminal history record before employing them. Otherwise, you cannot access that information. It is not available to the general public.