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Revue des Mondes Musulmans et de la Méditerranée, 2020 This article “Ghosts of Empire in Egypte” offer a fresh approach to the Cold War. The full story of Turkey’s ambassador in Egypt and his revenge remained out of the public eye until newspapers offered full details of a plot, clearly aimed at staging: “a ...
Elizabeth Bishop
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The Seven Deadly Sins: Anthony Hecht’s Emblem Poems
Eikón Imago, 2023 Many poets writing after World War II felt a sense of diffidence towards the great ideals of history and religion. They offer a satiric interpretation of their time, and their work often perverts the typological reading of history illustrated in the ...
Elena Valli
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“Ach for It”: Anthony Leigh, Autonomy, and Queer Pleasures in the Restoration Playhouse
Humanities, 2021 Anthony Leigh (d. 1692) built his career as a Restoration comedic actor by playing a combination of queer, lascivious, old, and/or disabled men to audiences’ great delight.
Jarred Wiehe
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Вестник Волгоградского государственного университета. Серия 4. История, регионоведение, международные отношения, 2015 The Slavonic translation of the Life of Saint Euthymius the Great (BHG 647) by Cyril of Scythopolis, attested at the earliest manuscript of the late 14th c., was probably made by a person originating from South-East Rus in the 11th c., as it displays ...
Dmitriy Evgenyevich Afinogenov
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From Hospitium to Hortus Medicus: The Roots of Public Healthcare
In_Bo, 2021 The public health system is the result of a social and religious development, which has its roots in the first forms of anachoretism of Saint Anthony the Great in the East, and in the monacheism of Saint Benedict and Columbanus in the West.
Paolo Luzzi
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Author in The Monuments of Late Antique Christian Hagiography [PDF]
Studia LitterarumThe paper deals with the problem of authorship in the monuments of Late Antique hagiography, namely “The Life of St. Anthony the Great” written by Athanasius of Alexandria, and “The Lausiac History” by Palladius of Helenopolis.
Alexandra S. Balakhovskaya
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The role of self-knowledge in aristotelian friendship
Kriterion, 2010 This paper discusses the capital role that friendship plays in moral self-knowledge within Aristotelian Ethics. It focuses on the different ways in which a friend may shed light on the understanding of our behavior.
Héctor Zagal Arreguín
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The Feminization of Famine by Margaret Kelleher. The Author's Response to Maureen Murphy’s Article.
ABEI Journal, 1999 My study, The Feminization of Famine, was published in 1997 and thus became part of the commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Great Insh Famine (1845-1851).
Margaret Kelleher
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The Expressive Use of Adjectives in Metropolitan Anthony Bloom’s Religious Discourse
Linguaculture, 2022 An overwhelming personality of the 20th century, Metropolitan Anthony Bloom was the spiritual head of the Russian Orthodox Church in Great Britain (1948-2003) who really raised the British people’s awareness of what Orthodoxy meant.
Mona-Ancuța Ionescu
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Angewandte Chemie, EarlyView.Rather than selecting dopants to match a pre‐existing host matrix, the dopant‐tailored matrix strategy involves rational engineering of host matrices around a preselected class of dopants by targeting matrix packing motifs that promote synergistic host‐dopant interactions upon doping.
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