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		<title>Legend of the Miracle of the Roses</title>
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				<category><![CDATA[Myths and Legends]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is one of the best known Portuguese legends that extols the goodness of Queen Isabel to all her subjects, to whom she took alms and words of comfort . The story goes that a spiteful noble informed King Dinis that the Queen was spending too much on the work of churches , convents grants [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is one of the <strong>best known Portuguese legends</strong> that extols the goodness of <strong>Queen Isabel</strong> to all her subjects, to whom she took alms and words of comfort . The story goes that a spiteful noble informed <strong>King Dinis</strong> that the Queen was spending too much on the work of churches , convents grants , donations and other charitable work and convinced him to put an end to these excesses . <strong>The King decided to surprise the Queen</strong> in the morning when she was on her way to the works of Santa Clara for the usual distribution of alms and<strong> noticed she disguised her lap</strong>. Questioned by D. Dinis , the <strong>Queen said that were ornaments</strong> for the altars in the monastery, but the King insisted for he had been informed that the queen was disobeying his prohibitions. Suddenly and more confident Isabel replied &#8221; Deceive you Royal Lord for <strong>I carry it in my lap roses</strong> &#8230; &#8221; The angry king accused her of being a lier : how could she have roses in January? And before the astonished eyes of all Queen Isabel showed the beautiful bunch of roses she kept under cover . <strong>The King was speechless</strong>, was convinced by the a supernatural phenomenon and eventually apologize to the Queen who continued her intention to go take alms . The news of the miracle ran the city of Coimbra and the people proclaimed<strong> holy Queen Isabel of Portugal</strong></p>
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