Posts Tagged ‘Pope Gelasius I’

• Transition of Saint Valentine

  • February 8th, 2012
  • Posted in Baltimore Market Research, Holiday History, Holiday Shopping Stats, Market Research News, Market Research Specialists, Observation Baltimore News, Uncategorized
  • Tags: Tags: ancient Rome, children, Claudius II, Claudius the Cruel, emperor, experienced recruiting, February 14th, flowers, greeting-card, Hallmark, happy Valentine’s Day, historians, History.com, holiday, Impulse Survey, Market Research, market research industry, market research specialists, marriage illegal, martyred, mothers, Observation Baltimore, origin of Valentine’s Day, Pope Gelasius I, roses, Saint Valentine, Scribd.com, secret marriages, Squidoo.com, StaticBrain.com, sweethearts, The History of Valentine’s Day, Transition of Saint Valentine, Valentine's Day cards, Valentine’s Day, Valentine’s Day Facts & Trivia, Valentine’s Day spending, Valentine’s Day Statistics, wives
    

  Many theories exist as to the origin of Valentine’s Day. The story supported by a majority of historians goes like this… In ancient Rome during the reign of Claudius II (aka Claudius the Cruel), the emperor engaged his army in… Read More