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Dimensions of artificial intelligence on family communication. [PDF]
Front Artif IntellAlfeir NM.
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Peripheral Embodiment: Polish Women Rebuilding Their Lives After Domestic Violence Through Their Bodies. [PDF]
Violence Against WomenSosnowska-Buxton P, Studsrød I.
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A profile of French clergymen who sexually assaulted victims and a review. [PDF]
Dialogues Clin NeurosciAubet B, Marie J, Portier P, Thibaut F.
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Large language models predict human sensory judgments across six modalities. [PDF]
Sci RepMarjieh R +4 more
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Architectural archeology, 2023
Статья посвящена вопросу о заказчиках каменной архитектуры в древнерусских монастырях. Она рисует фигуру архимандрита новгородского Юрьева монастыря Ионы, заказавшего каменный храм в Николо-Волосовом монастыре под Владимиром в начале XVI в. По всей видимости, этот монастырь был местом пострижения Ионы, который сначала стал настоятелем этой небольшой ...
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Статья посвящена вопросу о заказчиках каменной архитектуры в древнерусских монастырях. Она рисует фигуру архимандрита новгородского Юрьева монастыря Ионы, заказавшего каменный храм в Николо-Волосовом монастыре под Владимиром в начале XVI в. По всей видимости, этот монастырь был местом пострижения Ионы, который сначала стал настоятелем этой небольшой ...
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The Catholic Biblical Quarterly
Abstract: In this article we examine the meaning of the Ugaritic term ỉṯt and its implications for Ugaritic and biblical lexicography in light of ancient Near Eastern vowing practices. We reevaluate the association of ỉṯt with vows and its influential translation as “gift,” which has served as the basis for viewing it as etymologically related to the ...
Yitzhaq Feder, Tania Notarius
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Abstract: In this article we examine the meaning of the Ugaritic term ỉṯt and its implications for Ugaritic and biblical lexicography in light of ancient Near Eastern vowing practices. We reevaluate the association of ỉṯt with vows and its influential translation as “gift,” which has served as the basis for viewing it as etymologically related to the ...
Yitzhaq Feder, Tania Notarius
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2010
In the histories of the Rnying ma pa tradition, we find a notable record of the iconographic program of the eleventh-century temple of 'Ug pa lung, founded by one of celebrated masters of the period, Zur po che Shakya 'byung gnas. The Na rak cycle has long played a significant role in Rnying ma pa confessional and mortuary ritual, though this is ...
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In the histories of the Rnying ma pa tradition, we find a notable record of the iconographic program of the eleventh-century temple of 'Ug pa lung, founded by one of celebrated masters of the period, Zur po che Shakya 'byung gnas. The Na rak cycle has long played a significant role in Rnying ma pa confessional and mortuary ritual, though this is ...
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Cultural Practices in Sacralisation of Place: Vows in the Shrine of Our Lady of Marija Bistrica
2018A general insight into cultural-anthropological perspective on the processes of sacralisation of pilgrimage sites we shall concretize through the results of research of vow (ex voto) practices, as non-institutional personal religiosity, in the shrine of Our Lady of Marija Bistrica.
Belaj, Marijana, Hrovatin, Mirela
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A new approach to Jephthah’s vow: Antanaclasis (Judges 10–11)
Journal for the Study of the Old Testament, 2023Hee-Sook Bae
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