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A Study of the Inflections of verbs in Physiologus
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Acta Physiologica Hungarica, 2013The roots of physiology - on the basis of anatomical thinking and mind, which is fundamental idea of the European medicine - go back to Reformation. The following short data from the abundant history of physiology from the ancient speculative natural philosophers to the modern experimental science of our days shows that the history of Reformation and ...
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Vigiliae Christianae, 1998
L'article est consacre a la recherche de la date du Physiologus, souvent situe a la fin du second siecle. L'A. revise cette date, estimant qu'il a probablement ete ecrit apres Origene et a ete influence par lui, a Alexandrie ou dans des cercles monastiques.
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L'article est consacre a la recherche de la date du Physiologus, souvent situe a la fin du second siecle. L'A. revise cette date, estimant qu'il a probablement ete ecrit apres Origene et a ete influence par lui, a Alexandrie ou dans des cercles monastiques.
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2017
The Physiologus is a work intimately related to Egypt. The author of the essay is unknown, but most likely it was composed in Greek language in Alexandria between the end of the 2nd and the end of the 4th century AD. The direct tradition of the Physiologus in Greek includes a good number of manuscripts belonging to the Middle Ages (from the 10/11th ...
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The Physiologus is a work intimately related to Egypt. The author of the essay is unknown, but most likely it was composed in Greek language in Alexandria between the end of the 2nd and the end of the 4th century AD. The direct tradition of the Physiologus in Greek includes a good number of manuscripts belonging to the Middle Ages (from the 10/11th ...
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