>>11039839
Oranges in Rome have a very special story.
They first came from Spain and were brought to . . .
but I hesitate because if you were really interested in this you'd have already read about this.
and what's there I think . . . is another clue that is 'hidden in full view' but only seems to be seen by the worthy?
ask yourself who it were who went out and . . . tried to heal the hurt and wounded and where did they go?
and then ask where did that all come from?
if you don't know then you really can't understand some of the mysterious history that isn't mysterious at all for those who read and see, and walk around and learn from monuments and mausueleums.
in full view and a mass maybe going on in a minute, so either join in or come back afterwards . . . and make sure you have the right clothes because if you dress like a baker girl, well, they would maybe give you something to cover yourself up with so you can experience the joy of the gathering, that which the ones in charge are now saying 'all are only we3lcome if you sign in on-line first and reserve a time.
how can I clothe the naked or heal the injured if I can't even get close enough to discretely give them some insight. There is a hospital we can go to to the sick, or here is a shawll to wear if you want to cover up and look the part to be in the church . . .
alas.
yes, Oranges in Rome.
but thats a story.
and a place.
and History of Hospitals, I suppose.