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4th сentury Councils in the Chronicle of Theophanes Confessor [PDF]
The "Chronography" of St. Theophanes the Confessor contains accounts of the First and Second Ecumenical Councils, as well as several other councils held in the IVth century in Tyre, Antioch, Milan, Serdica, Alexandria, Lampsacia, Tyana, Illyricum, and ...
Olga Izotova
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Published as part of Rogers, D. Christopher, 2020, Spinicaudata Catalogus Branchiopoda) (Crustacea:, pp.
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Note on the Lion-Group From Cyzicus [PDF]
Three years ago I published (B.S.A. viii. 192, Pl. IV.2) a fragmentary relief from Cyzicus representing two lions back to back, standing over two bulls, the whole forming a symmetrical ‘heraldic’ composition. While attempting to connect the group with the worship of Cybele Adrasteia, I overlooked at the time an article of Mr.
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AMČR - samostatný nález M-202300130-N01390
Stav: 4Evideční číslo: 646431-27/18Poznámka: Antoninianus, Maximinus Herculius ...
https://api.aiscr.cz/id/OS-007713
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Published as part of Rogers, D. Christopher, 2020, Spinicaudata Catalogus Branchiopoda) (Crustacea:, pp.
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Meus hic ratibus qui pascitur ignis (VAL.FLAC.2.658), o Cízico: un Héctor frustrado [PDF]
In the episode of Cyzicus, Valerius Flaccus problematizes the insertion into the epic poem of a tragic adventure, an erroneous night war between allies that, by means of hybris, confusion and subsequent recognition, takes the implied ones to the ...
Río Torres-murciano, Antonio
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Branchiopods (non-cladocerans) of the Maltese Islands (Central Mediterranean)
Four branchiopod species occur on the Maltese Islands, viz. Branchipus schaefferi, B. visnyai, Cyzicus tetracerus and Triops cancriformis. All four live in freshwater pools, but it is noteworthy that, beside B. schaefferi, T.
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Cyzicus sinensis Hu, 1988b Comments: Described from a pool near Hefei, Anhui Province, China. Possibly a species of Ozestheria. Naganawa and Orgiljanova (2000) treat this species as a synonym of C. gifuensis, without any explanation.
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AI: Anarchic Intelligence: On Epinoia
With a few notable exceptions, the word “epinoia” has not been heard with a philosophical ear since the time of Epicurus and the Stoics. In addition to the scarce mentions it had received in philosophy, epinoia was strewn across the plays of Euripides ...
Michael Marder
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Death, Rebirth, and Pilgrimage Experience in Aelius Aristides’ Hieroi Logoi
The close conceptual links between symbolic death, rebirth, and pilgrimage are widely known to modern sociologists and anthropologists and can be observed in several modern pilgrimage traditions. This study argues that the same connections can already be
Georgia Petridou
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