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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1935
Cradles go back to the earliest times, and there have been many different designs, chiefly differentiated into those which rock and those which do not. The accompanying illustration shows an excellent example of a cradle which is a fine work of art. It is in the Museo Civica in Saluzzo, one of the towns of Piedmont.
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Cradles go back to the earliest times, and there have been many different designs, chiefly differentiated into those which rock and those which do not. The accompanying illustration shows an excellent example of a cradle which is a fine work of art. It is in the Museo Civica in Saluzzo, one of the towns of Piedmont.
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1974
This edition represents a cross-section of the polyphonic duo repertoire for voices or instruments: duo sections from masses of the Josquin generation and French, German, and Italian secular pieces, gathered for pedagogical purposes (studying voice leading, sight-reading, and solmization) as well as for the pure pleasure of music making.
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This edition represents a cross-section of the polyphonic duo repertoire for voices or instruments: duo sections from masses of the Josquin generation and French, German, and Italian secular pieces, gathered for pedagogical purposes (studying voice leading, sight-reading, and solmization) as well as for the pure pleasure of music making.
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Trends in the approval of cancer therapies by the FDA in the twenty-first century
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2023Emma Scott +2 more
exaly
1976
Towards the end of the fifteenth century the chivalric world seemed for a moment to give a flickering promise of renewal. The Habsburg Emperor Maximilian I (1459–1519), who came to the throne in 1486, saw himself in his private fantasy as a knight battling against evil and he commissioned two large, handsome, illustrated works which should portray him ...
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Towards the end of the fifteenth century the chivalric world seemed for a moment to give a flickering promise of renewal. The Habsburg Emperor Maximilian I (1459–1519), who came to the throne in 1486, saw himself in his private fantasy as a knight battling against evil and he commissioned two large, handsome, illustrated works which should portray him ...
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