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JAMA Dermatology, 2016
Standing with his right hand tucked inside his waistcoat, Napoleon I of France looks off in deep thought, in Jacques-Louis David’s 1812 painting Napoleon in His Study. Though this stance appears regal, there are speculations that this iconic pose was merely a facade for his scratching convenience.
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Standing with his right hand tucked inside his waistcoat, Napoleon I of France looks off in deep thought, in Jacques-Louis David’s 1812 painting Napoleon in His Study. Though this stance appears regal, there are speculations that this iconic pose was merely a facade for his scratching convenience.
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1974
The religious climate in the Austrian Netherlands at the accession of Maria Theresa was characterized by a rigid Catholic orthodoxy tempered by determined opposition to Dutch Calvinism and promoted by a century-long struggle between Jansenist theologians and the pro-papal Archbishops of Malines.
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The religious climate in the Austrian Netherlands at the accession of Maria Theresa was characterized by a rigid Catholic orthodoxy tempered by determined opposition to Dutch Calvinism and promoted by a century-long struggle between Jansenist theologians and the pro-papal Archbishops of Malines.
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The Emperor Heraclius: investigations into the image of an emperor
1993This thesis is an investigation into the image of the emperor Heraclius as depicted by the ancient sources who cover his reign (610-641 A. D.). In order to establish the relevant criteria for the portrayal of an emperor it was first necessary to provide the reader with a synopsis of writings on the role of the emperor from the time of Eusebius onwards.
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1997
Abstract When Augustus learned of his daughter Julia’s adulteries, he withdrew into seclusion, overwhelmed, observers thought, by shame. Shame at his own disgusting lusts and repulsive appearance might explain Tiberius’ lurking on Capri.Even Nero’s murder of Corbulo at Cenchreae could be put down to a fastidious unwillingness to be seen ...
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Abstract When Augustus learned of his daughter Julia’s adulteries, he withdrew into seclusion, overwhelmed, observers thought, by shame. Shame at his own disgusting lusts and repulsive appearance might explain Tiberius’ lurking on Capri.Even Nero’s murder of Corbulo at Cenchreae could be put down to a fastidious unwillingness to be seen ...
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BEPO: A novel binary emperor penguin optimizer for automatic feature selection
Knowledge-Based Systems, 2021Gaurav Dhiman +2 more
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Plume-ridge interaction induced migration of the Hawaiian-Emperor seamounts
Science Bulletin, 2021Weidong Sun +2 more
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