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[Consul, Henricus Bräm]

Titel und Zuschreibung an Meyer gemäss Hans Caspar ...
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Consul

2023
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consul

2015
Abstract Two annual consuls were the chief magistrates of the Roman state during the Republican period. According to tradition, the consulship existed from 509 bce when kingship was abolished in Rome, but it may have been the culmination of a longer and more complex process: its origin could possibly be dated to 367–366 bce.
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Consuls

This chapter examines the summer of 1861 when William Thayer, the new U.S. Consul General in Egypt, was thrust into a complex diplomatic situation involving Faris-el-Hakim, a Syrian physician working with American Presbyterian missionaries. Faris, who faced severe persecution after assisting a woman attempting to convert back to Christianity, was ...
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Consules

The American Journal of Philology, 1967
T. Robert S. Broughton, Adolf Lippold
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CONSULATION

Nursing, 1972
Jane Cook, C. Luise Riehl
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The Honorary Consul

2006
In The Honorary Consul, the Catholic theme slips into the background, perhaps because Greene was becoming tired of being referred to so frequently as a Catholic novelist; but it does not disappear.1 Prominent in this novel is the excitement of the chase, a talent he had developed so successfully in the tales of espionage and murder that he termed ...
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Consuls

2020
İsmail Hakkı Kadı   +9 more
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Latinx Mental Health in the Mexican Consulate: Addressing Barriers Through Social Good

Research on Social Work Practice, 2020
Paula Helu-Brown, Concepción Barrio
exaly  

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