#1616

Zikoko

zikokomag

SEMO loosely translates to Sorrow, Eat Me Out - Shakespeare 1616 This week's illustration on what to do with semo as told by @eccentric_sky

James Cook

BBCJamesCook

BREAKING Confirmed and suspected coronavirus deaths in Scotland rose by 651 to 1616 between 13th and 19th April, according to figures just published by the National Records of Scotland. That's

Gareth Harney

OptimoPrincipi

1) A thread of fate and fortune that will make you ask "..can it really be?" A little-known treasure of glittering gold whose discovery almost seems to defy belief. This

VIRGO ☆ Jooyeon.

SJH__Yoojung

This thread may full with OOC things, so i'm sorry for the inconvenience 88. Awal mulanya terbentuk ya karena mau masuk SJH. Bikin karakter ini bareng sama temen di

Keith Davidson

AnotherFineTwit

THREAD: Historian Simon Webb provides the history of the song ‘Rule Brittannia’.Referring to @BBC’s consideration of Rule Britannia as a Nationalistic song celebrating slavery, Simon said “It’s hard to explain

National Library of Scotland

natlibscot

On the anniversary of William Shakespeare’s ’s death (#otd in 1616) take a look at these miniature editions of his plays, which come with model shelves and a writing desk

Ryan Robinson Perinchief 🇧🇲

RRPerinchief

Thread on slave revolts and responses throughout Bermuda's history –Don't ever let them tell you slavery in Bermuda was benign, don't let them tell you we never fought back, don't

Rebecca Fachner

rebecca_fachner

It’s time for a Shakespeare !!April 23 (this past Friday) was Shakespeare’s 457th birthday. Or was it?#Shakespeare First, I know you all celebrated in your own way. I made a

National Gallery of Art

ngadc

Instead of a traditional tour today, we're taking a tour of our collection as interpreted by you! #MuseumFromHomeFollow along to see some #BetweenArtAndQuarantine recreations of works from the Gallery’s collection.

Emily Burns😊 DMs welcome #TeamReality

Emily_Burns_V

1/Masks don’t work to stop COVID, though they work wonders keeping kids out of school & unemployment highBut WHY don’t they work? Let’s seeRather than thinking of respiratory aerosols like

David McInnis

dnmcinnis

If anyone needs a distraction from the bin fire that is the world just now, I thought I'd tweet an A-Z of quite interesting things about lost plays. One a

Nacho Oliveras

NachoOliveras

I was thinking recently that the inventor of the modern novel, Cervantes, was an Italianphile and he lived in Naples for more than 2 years. He used the word ‘Novela’

J. Cemí

Cemi_Holding

Tengo el placer de presentarles nuevas evidencias de la terrible situación en que se encuentra el sistema de salud de Cuba, tan alabado por miles de extranjeros ignorantes, muchos de

The Tower of London

TowerOfLondon

Sir Walter Raleigh’s Top Tips For Avoiding Isolation Boredom: A Thread From 1603, famed courtier, writer and explorer Sir Walter Raleigh spent 13 years imprisoned at the Tower of London

Mari, NDN writer | Cute Pics & Indigenous News

wordglass

""Pocahontas" was a nickname, meaning "the naughty one" or "spoiled child". Her real name was Matoaka. The legend is that she saved a heroic John Smith from being clubbed to

Las Plumas de Sīmurgh

PlumasDeSimurgh

We promised our friends from @MazanderCast we would translate our thread about our #ships inside the Shāh-nāmeh, the "Book of Kings" Many of these couples are not canonical, we'll let