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  • Southwest France might not exactly qualify as an exotic destination, and the accommodations on this Backroads trip are fabulously cushy—two nights are spent in a 14th-century château with tennis court and heated pool.

    Adventures, With Children Jane Margolies 2011

  • After consulting a recipe for "bourbelier of wild pig" from a 14th-century French cookbook, Ms. Monroe-Cassel marinated strips of meat in grape juice, red wine and a mix of cinnamon, mace, cloves and long pepper, a potent cousin of black pepper.

    These Literary Tastes Include Eel Pie, Grilled Snake Alexandra Alter 2011

  • I assume they then appealed to the Senior Fellow for judgment, and having tossed the requisite sovereigns across the polished oak table, taking care to avoid the 14th-century candlesticks, chucklingly pledged each other with claret from silver goblets.

    The Art of 'I Told You So' Jan Morris 2011

  • Chief of this tribe is Morgan Kelly, an academic who specialises in the impact of the plague on 14th-century Europe and was virtually a lone voice in identifying Ireland's property bubble in the last decade.

    Barack Obama and the Queen to visit Ireland during its time of despair 2011

  • The best place to catch a glimpse of this is the church at Kritsa near Agios Nikolaos, which has a wonderful array of 14th-century frescoes.

    Insiders' guide to Greece 2011

  • A 14th-century Neapolitan example that allegedly contains a bit of the arm of Saint Luke has a shining hand grasping a golden quill - which alludes to his writing a Gospel and drawing the Virgin.

    Art review: Splendor abounds in museum's display of grisly holy relics in Baltimore 2011

  • In Black Death (2010, Sony, 15), British horror maestro Christopher Smith (Triangle, Severance) takes us back to 14th-century England (actually 21st-century Germany) for a plague-ridden tale of pestilence, damnation and theo-political strife.

    Mark Kermode's DVD round-up Mark Kermode 2010

  • The poetry of violent death spans hundreds of years, and some poets, such as the 14th-century French hellraiser François Villon, who killed a man in a fight, knew well of what they wrote.

    The ABCBs Of Murder Tom Nolan 2011

  • Works by some 30 international artists will be on display in the castle's park, formal garden and 14th-century chapel.

    A Buzz Amid Castle Gardens Margaret Studer 2011

  • At warp speed, she spends $4,000 on more than a dozen frivolous items such as a “blond cardigan sweater with a detachable white mink collar” and a set of “blown-glass 14th-century French shoe reproduction Christmas ornaments.”

    2009 May 05 « One-Minute Book Reviews 2009

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