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L’inscription liturgique de la Conceptio beate Marie dans le calendrier diocésain - Le cas lyonnais (xiie-xvie siècle)

L'Atelier du CRH, 2012
Since a long time, we well known the famous St. Bernard 's letter to the canons of the Cathedral of St. John of Lyon condemning the use of an atypical liturgical feast of the Virgin’s Conception.
Pascal Collomb
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Time and Its Measure: Historical and Social Implications

Metrology, 2023
Time and frequency are quantities that have seen a proliferation and diffusion of tools, unimaginable until a few decades ago, and whose application implications are multiplying in a digital society, now characterized by an absolute lack of temporal and ...
Paolo Vigo, Andrea Frattolillo
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Patristic Texts in the Proprium Sanctorum of Croatian Glagolitic Breviaries up to the Fifteenth Century

Jezikoslovni zapiski, 2015
The article deals with homilies of the Church Fathers in the Proprium Sanctorum of Croatian Glagolitic breviaries. Based on structural characteristics of the Proprium Sanctorum and textological variants in patristic texts, differences are sought in ...
Petra Stankovska
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The Reform of the Calendar [PDF]

Science, 1911
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Webb, J. B., Kent, W.-M., Clifford, J. M.   +2 more
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Measures in the Unbelievable Times and Bad Calendar Iranian Peasants Considerations on the “Untiming” and “Timeunkeeping” of Iranian Peasants در زمان ناسنجی و تقویم ناداری دهقانانِ ایرانی [PDF]

Dānishhā-yi būmī-i Īrān, 2016
In the long list of Iranian unpleasant traits! , the “untiming” and the irregularity has been considered as a significant component in (under)development and it is necessary to know whether this phenomenon is an emerging issue or has it always been for ...
Morteza Farhadi
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Editorial

Internet Archaeology, 2013
Billed in the press as the world's 'oldest calendar', Issue 34 has closed to a rather large bang with the publication of 'Time and a Place: A luni-solar 'time-reckoner' from 8th millennium BC Scotland' by Vince Gaffney and colleagues. Three weeks on from
Judith Winters
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Framing the Calendar of the Sacramentary of Messina (BNE, Ms. 52): Patronage and Byzantine Topics in Late 12th-Century Sicilian Art

Arts
For the Norman kings of Sicily and the ecclesiastical authorities who ruled their dioceses, Byzantine art served as both a symbol of luxury and a model of prestige.
Carles Sánchez Márquez
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Церковный календарь как жанр религиозной сферы общения (на материале издательской деятельности монашеского братства преподобного Иова Почаевского в 1923–1944 гг. в Словакии)

Stylistyka, 2020
In the study, we pay attention to the Orthodox Church calendar of 1928, which was published in Yu Lajo’s printing house, based in the village of Ladomirovo in Eastern Slovakia, by Orthodox missionaries who had emigrated from Russia.
Anna Petríkova
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Confessions and boundaries in the Holy Roman Empire: The Brandenburg, Minden, and the Calendar in 1668

L'Atelier du CRH
Between 1583 and 1700, there were two calendars in use in the Holy Empire, with a gap of ten days between them. It is generally said that one of the calendars, the Gregorian, was Catholic, and the other, the old Julian calendar, was Protestant.
Christophe Duhamelle
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Complete Nucleotide Sequence and Molecular Characterization of Bacillus Phage TP21 and its Relatedness to Other Phages with the Same Name

Viruses, 2010
Three different Bacillus bacteriophages designated TP21 are known from the literature. We have determined the sequence and structure of the TP21-L genome, and compared it to the other phages.
Jochen Klumpp, Richard Calendar, Martin J. Loessner   +2 more
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