See also Leitura fria.
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If  you are looking for the book by Joao de Deus, the full title is "Cartilha maternal, ou, Arte de leitura". If this is the title you're actually seeking, I'm not sure you can purchase it anywhere. \n\nHowever, if you have access to inter-library loans, Indiana University, Ohio State University and Unviersity of Californa, Berkley have copies.
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Abra Cadabara...Poof!\n\nThere...
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Vulcanus de terra dura formam feminae pulchrae sua arte creavit. = Vulcanus with his art created from soil a young woman.\nMinerva ei vestes argenteas donavit. = Minerva gave her clothes of silver.\nEtiam ei Vulcanus coronam auream donavit. = Vulcano gave her a crown of gold.\nIuppiter ei ollam donavit. Jupiter gave her a box (or jar)\nDei et deae feminam pulchram amaverunt --erat similis deae = The gods and godesses loved the young woman [cuz she] was like a goddess.\nEi nomen erat Pandora, quod omnes deorum ei dona donaverunt.\n= Her name was Pandora to whom all the gods gave a gift (a present).\n\n\nDei Pandoram ad terram miserunt. = The gods sent Pandora to the earth.\nSed Pandora erat curiosa. = But Pandora was curious.\nPandora operculum ollae removit. = Pandora take off the cover of the box.\nIn olla erant tota mala virorum! Mala in totas terras et aquas volaverunt. = In the box, there were all bad things to men! All the bad things (all the evil) flew towards all the lands and all the waters.\n Solum una anima in olla mansit--Spes. Spes *** viris remansit. = Only one thing (one spirit) stayed inside the box: the Hope. The hope for men stayed behind.\n\n\nPluto, deus inferorum (of the underworld), sub terra imperabat = Pluto, god of the underwolrd ruled under the world. \nSed feminam non habebat, et Iuppiter, rex deorum, ei Proserpinam, filiam deae Cereris donavit = But he [Pluto] had no woman, and Jupiter gave him Proserpina, the daughter of the goddess Ceres. \nCeres erat dea frumenti et agrorum = Ceres was the godess of the grain and the field.\n\n\nProserpina et amicae in agro Siciliae ambulabant = Prosepina and some female friends were wandering in the fields of Sicily. \nSubito ex terra carrus Plutonis ad puellas maturavit et Proserpina ab Plutone exportata est. = Suddenly, Pluto's cart came out of the earth and he hasten towards the girls and Prosepina was taken by Pluto.\nProserpina contra Plutonem clamavit et pugnavit, sed Proserpina carro in terram portata est. = Prosepina yelled at Pluto and tried to fight against him, but Prosepina, in the cart, was carried inside the earth.\n\nDone! I hope it's correct, i haven't practiced latin in a long time
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biblioteca\nbibliología\nbibliotecólogo\nbiblia
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The correct answer is two\n\nYoda and Luminara Undulli
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Hey! I'm looking for reaserach information and I just found a site with stuff about books- Check it out: \n\nhttp://www.questia.com
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roberta_Bondar
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The author above has gotten her name wrong.  It was actually Eostre, also known as Ostara.  For a more accurate description of the festivals associated with this Germanic (not Greek) deity, see the second website below.
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who knows maybe,maybe not! but anyways FORTZA STEAUA!\n~peace allz~
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pls visit http://www.javeriana.edu.co/pensar/Disens42.html
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it is a mix of Latin and Gaelic, you will find it after the Roman occupation of Britannia
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http://www.cienciaoftal.com/primera.htm
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It is in the "toe" of the boot! It is a lovely section of Italy. Very different from Rome or Venice or Florence. You move from mountains to beaches. The scenery is lovely and the art and architecture even lovlier. The people are amazingly helpful and kind. So much history in this area. You will love it!
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Scintillio, scintillio, poca stella, come mi domando che cosa siete! Sopra sul mondo così su, come un diamante nel cielo. Scintillio, scintillio, poca stella, come mi domando che cosa siete!
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brazilian newspaper\n\nwww.estadao.com.br\nwww.folha.com.br\n\nyou can find there!
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Claro que si!   I would love more information on this, it is truly a worthy cause!
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you could try the latin english dictionary