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The word Ignis comes from the latin for fire, burn or spark.
A popular quote:
Ignis aurum probat, miseria fortes viros.
Fire tests gold; adversity [tests] strong men.
Seneca, in De Providentia, warns us that there will be trouble in our lives and we must learn to come to grips with it, telling us that "life is not a bowl of cherries".
Ignis Ltd are an independent, through-the-line agency who deliver innovative, targeted promotional solutions across all media and customer interactions. They are based in London, and their website is www.ignis.co.uk
Igneous rocks (from Latin "ignis" meaning "pertaining to fire") are formed by cooling and solidification of molten rock material and typically represented by an interlocking aggregate of silicate minerals.
A popular quote:
Ignis aurum probat, miseria fortes viros.
Fire tests gold; adversity [tests] strong men.
Seneca, in De Providentia, warns us that there will be trouble in our lives and we must learn to come to grips with it, telling us that "life is not a bowl of cherries".
Ignis Ltd are an independent, through-the-line agency who deliver innovative, targeted promotional solutions across all media and customer interactions. They are based in London, and their website is www.ignis.co.uk
Igneous rocks (from Latin "ignis" meaning "pertaining to fire") are formed by cooling and solidification of molten rock material and typically represented by an interlocking aggregate of silicate minerals.
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