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The King in The City of the Kings

2008
In 1622, King Philip IV was in Lima. Leandro de la Reinaga Salazar, the most senior alcalde, was chosen to carry him to a temporary throne set on the center stage of Lima’s Plaza Mayor. But the King turned out to be rather heavier than expected. At the last minute, it was necessary to secure the help of three more men to carry His Majesty with the ...
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‘King of Kings of Africa’

Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication, 2018
Abstract During the 2011 uprisings, artists and cultural agents unleashed biting pictorial forms of ridicule in Libya’s public domain. Their chief target was Muʿammar Qaddafi, the ‘Brother Leader’ of the Libyan Arab Republic and the so-called ‘King of Kings of Africa’.
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King vs Arthritis: Advantage, King

The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1989
As a pro, Billie Jean King used a vigorous exercise program to help control arthritis in her knees. The results speak for themselves.
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King of the hill

OCLC Systems & Services: International digital library perspectives, 2012
PurposeThis article seeks to highlight patron‐driven acquisitions (PDA) of e‐books.Design/methodology/approachThe article discusses an important new book devoted to PDA. It also describes a PDA pilot in the author's library consortium, and discusses some of the early findings.FindingsThe article suggests that PDA has numerous benefits, but challenges ...
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A King and No King

Shakespeare Bulletin, 2021
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A King and No King

The Modern Language Review, 1966
Norman Sanders   +7 more
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A King and No King

Shakespeare Bulletin, 2020
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“Who Was King? Who Was Not King?”

2001
The last two decades of archaeological and textual research have documented tremendous diversity in the ways that Greater Mesopotamian complex societies constituted themselves as polities (Fig. 1). This increasingly representative database, combined with the use of more processually oriented models of social action, have led to a gradual shift in ...
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