Wow! "Narnia" is an Italian town!

fgiusepp, That is so neat. I was just going to start a thread of inquary as to if any one knew where Lewis got the name "Narnia" from. Thanks for the info. Also, I am (have been for a long time) interested in Roman History and wish to visit Italy some day.

Best Wishes!

INJ,
TLD
 
The Lone Danger said:
fgiusepp, That is so neat. I was just going to start a thread of inquary as to if any one knew where Lewis got the name "Narnia" from. Thanks for the info. Also, I am (have been for a long time) interested in Roman History and wish to visit Italy some day.
Best Wishes!
INJ,
TLD
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Me to are interesting about Roman History and Narnia have also a Roman Emperor Cocceia Nerva
see for exemple

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Cocceius_Nerva
 
I'm glad I was able to find this thread and read all about the Narnia in Italy! This is awesome.

I just wish I knew Italian so I could know what you were saying when you typed in Italian! :-)
 
Hope96 said:
I'm glad I was able to find this thread and read all about the Narnia in Italy! This is awesome.

I just wish I knew Italian so I could know what you were saying when you typed in Italian! :-)
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If you like to learn some in italian you can find at:
www.narnia.it

some pages are traslated also in English so you can read some italian word .
for exemple see at:
http://www.narnia.it/narni_eu.htm
and in italian at:
http://www.narnia.it/narni.htm
 
That is awsome. Even more so for me becuase when I have to write stories for class I go online and look for towns in other countrys. My teachers are always like 'That a buetiful name.' or "I cant believe you made up such a pretty name." I never correct them. Its too funny. I never thought that Lewis would have got his name from a town. So cool!
 
Hey man, its great to see you around here still. Thats really cool to see the kids in teh classroom having a great environment such as that.

tg
 
Inklet said:
fgiusepp:

If you're a Catholic, check out the "Lives of the Saints": There is a Saint Lucy of Narnia!
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Also Walter Hooper tell about Narnia and Saint Lucy of Narnia

in Narni Town in Italy there are many churchs and some are named " Lucia".

see also www.narnia.it
 
I live in the Napa Valley, California, USA, and there are a lot of Italian families here. There are some that still speak Italian even though they weren't raised in Italy. Maybe, the St. Helena School District would be interested in having contact with an Italian town. I'm not sure, but it is worth a try.
 
Aravis_of_Archenland said:
I live in the Napa Valley, California, USA, and there are a lot of Italian families here. There are some that still speak Italian even though they weren't raised in Italy. Maybe, the St. Helena School District would be interested in having contact with an Italian town. I'm not sure, but it is worth a try.
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Dear Aravis can be very nice have a school in the Napa Valley, California, USA tht share with the Narni schools design and informations about Narnia.

for this you can see also :
http://www.narnia.it/puzzles_eu.htm

https://secure.lynbrook.k12.ny.us/lww/

and more at:
http://www.narnia.it/index.htm

We hope meet you at "Narnia Land" ....................
 
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Aravis_of_Archenland said:
I live in the Napa Valley, California, USA, and there are a lot of Italian families here. There are some that still speak Italian even though they weren't raised in Italy. Maybe, the St. Helena School District would be interested in having contact with an Italian town. I'm not sure, but it is worth a try.
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Napa Valley are near Ananheim ???????

may you send me an internet web site for reference ??????

for Narni in Italy you can see at:

www.bellaumbria.net/Narni/home_eng.htm


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narni


http://www.Bill Thayer's site


www.newadvent.org/cathen/10704a.htm


http://www.narnisotterranea.it/eng/index2.htm
 
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