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When Half of Humanity Is Invisible: Reflections on the Erasure of Female Surgeons. [PDF]
Yvinou A, Yvinou A.
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Mechanical cues trigger phellem differentiation during barrier transition
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Society for the Study of Early Korean History, 2017
This article discusses the characteristics and meaning of the Buddhist steles of Yon’gi(燕岐) in South Chungcheng(忠淸) Province, through analysis of the form of steles and the inscriptions of two Kyeyu(癸酉) steles. Buddhist stele is one of the unique Buddhist culture developed in China.
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This article discusses the characteristics and meaning of the Buddhist steles of Yon’gi(燕岐) in South Chungcheng(忠淸) Province, through analysis of the form of steles and the inscriptions of two Kyeyu(癸酉) steles. Buddhist stele is one of the unique Buddhist culture developed in China.
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The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1929
Last year, Dr. Diepolder, in the Münchner Jahrbuch, drew attention to a relief published by Stackelberg in 1836. Stackelberg states that it was found near Megara and was bought by a Dr. MacMichael and sent to England. Nothing has been heard of it since.
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Last year, Dr. Diepolder, in the Münchner Jahrbuch, drew attention to a relief published by Stackelberg in 1836. Stackelberg states that it was found near Megara and was bought by a Dr. MacMichael and sent to England. Nothing has been heard of it since.
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WeiTsing: A guard of the stele
Molecular Plant, 2023Muhammad Arslan, Mahmood +2 more
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