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Do gestures retain mental associations with their iconic origins, even after they become emblematic? An analysis of the middle-finger gesture among American English speakers. [PDF]
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The Complete Mitochondrial Genome of Ctenoptilum vasava (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae: Pyrginae) and Its Phylogenetic Implication. [PDF]
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SilkPathDB: a comprehensive resource for the study of silkworm pathogens. [PDF]
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Commodity risk assessment of <i>Sorbus aucuparia</i> plants from the UK. [PDF]
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Abstract Descriptions of Caligula’s appearance survive in the ancient sources. It seems that he was tall, with skinny legs. He was balding, about which he was sensitive, with deep-set eyes. He was also supposedly ugly, although his portraits on official coins show an unremarkable profile.
Anthony A. Barrett, J. C. Yardley
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Abstract Descriptions of Caligula’s appearance survive in the ancient sources. It seems that he was tall, with skinny legs. He was balding, about which he was sensitive, with deep-set eyes. He was also supposedly ugly, although his portraits on official coins show an unremarkable profile.
Anthony A. Barrett, J. C. Yardley
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Dicționarul multimedia al teatrului românesc, 2021
Caligula fut le troisième empereur romain, à la suite d’Auguste et de Tibère, et régna de 37 à 41. Une présentation objective du personnage est difficile, en raison du rejet politique qui mena à son assassinat, puis du portrait à charge que les écrivains romains livrèrent à la postérité.
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Caligula fut le troisième empereur romain, à la suite d’Auguste et de Tibère, et régna de 37 à 41. Une présentation objective du personnage est difficile, en raison du rejet politique qui mena à son assassinat, puis du portrait à charge que les écrivains romains livrèrent à la postérité.
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