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2017
Motor asymmetry of upper and lower limbs in symmetrical physical activities has intrigued the international scientific community, the last thirty years. The present study designed to investigate the motor asymmetry of the upper and lower limbs in trainees individuals participating in basic, intermediate or advanced program of pilates workout system ...
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Motor asymmetry of upper and lower limbs in symmetrical physical activities has intrigued the international scientific community, the last thirty years. The present study designed to investigate the motor asymmetry of the upper and lower limbs in trainees individuals participating in basic, intermediate or advanced program of pilates workout system ...
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2021
The purpose of this study was to study the effect of a Pilates program on the functional capacity of adults with Mental Retardation. 37 people participated in the study, of which 18 women and 5 men aged about 29 years, with 53.1 level of mental retardation participated in the Pilates intervention program, while the remaining 18 in the control group ...
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The purpose of this study was to study the effect of a Pilates program on the functional capacity of adults with Mental Retardation. 37 people participated in the study, of which 18 women and 5 men aged about 29 years, with 53.1 level of mental retardation participated in the Pilates intervention program, while the remaining 18 in the control group ...
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2007
AbstractThis chapter looks at the representation of the Roman governor Pilate in the Jesus biopics in comparison with his role in the Gospel accounts. The Gospels portray him as a fair-minded and weak-willed leader, who was easily manipulated by Caiaphas and the Jewish crowds into executing Jesus despite his own belief in Jesus' innocence.
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AbstractThis chapter looks at the representation of the Roman governor Pilate in the Jesus biopics in comparison with his role in the Gospel accounts. The Gospels portray him as a fair-minded and weak-willed leader, who was easily manipulated by Caiaphas and the Jewish crowds into executing Jesus despite his own belief in Jesus' innocence.
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2021
The question of Pilate’s innocence is debated with greater sophistication at the end of the seventeenth century than ever before. A liberal professor of law in the city of Halle, Christian Thomasius, is now remembered as one of the master-thinkers of ‘secularization’ in the early Westphalian era. Yet Thomasius is rarely if ever remembered as the author
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The question of Pilate’s innocence is debated with greater sophistication at the end of the seventeenth century than ever before. A liberal professor of law in the city of Halle, Christian Thomasius, is now remembered as one of the master-thinkers of ‘secularization’ in the early Westphalian era. Yet Thomasius is rarely if ever remembered as the author
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2018
Aim of this research was to be examined an exist changes in the electromyographic and dynamic characteristics in isometric lower limb exercises in a group of trainees following a Pilates program that was performed twice a week for 8 weeks and each exercise lasted 60 minutes.
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Aim of this research was to be examined an exist changes in the electromyographic and dynamic characteristics in isometric lower limb exercises in a group of trainees following a Pilates program that was performed twice a week for 8 weeks and each exercise lasted 60 minutes.
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1996
Abstract Visitors to Lucerne in Switzerland may wonder why one of the nearby mountains is Mount Pilatus. The reason is that Pontius Pilate is said to be buried under it, according to an apocryphal text. Pilate is a New Testament character whose role in the trial of Jesus and whose subsequent career figure extensively in the apocryphal
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Abstract Visitors to Lucerne in Switzerland may wonder why one of the nearby mountains is Mount Pilatus. The reason is that Pontius Pilate is said to be buried under it, according to an apocryphal text. Pilate is a New Testament character whose role in the trial of Jesus and whose subsequent career figure extensively in the apocryphal
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Antichthon, 1984
According to St. Matthew, Pontius Pilate had a wife; after a warning dream, she spoke out against her husband’s decision concerning Christ. The gospel does not mention her name, but a number of apocryphal writings, composed between the third and seventh centuries, give her the cognomen of Procia, under which name, and as the wife of Pilate, she is ...
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According to St. Matthew, Pontius Pilate had a wife; after a warning dream, she spoke out against her husband’s decision concerning Christ. The gospel does not mention her name, but a number of apocryphal writings, composed between the third and seventh centuries, give her the cognomen of Procia, under which name, and as the wife of Pilate, she is ...
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Pilate and Pilatism in Recent Russian Literature
1992In recent decades, Russian writers have made effective use of Pontius Pilate, as a character, reference or allusion, in a wide variety of works published abroad and in the Soviet Union. Undoubtedly the best known is Mikhail Bulgakov’s satirical fantasy Master i Margarita (The Master and Margarita), finally published in 1966–67, which altered forever ...
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