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The World of El Cid: Chronicles of the Spanish Reconquest
English Historical Review, 2003exaly +2 more sources
Sources of the ‘World Chronicle’ in the Cottonian annals
Peritia, 1998This is an analysis of the sources used in the world history section of the Cottonian annals, with an assessment of the relation this section of the text bears to world history sections in other extant Irish chronicle-texts. It identifies a number of sources, and points to a previously unnoticed dependence on the Summa de ecclesiasticis officiis of ...
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Biblical Chronology in the Hellenistic World Chronicles
Harvard Theological Review, 1968Chronography became a discipline of its own during the Alexandrian age. Herodotus and Thucydides still reckoned the remote past by generations. But from 300 B.C. onward learned men of Alexandria attempted to assign more or less precise dates for notable events.
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A world in ruins: chronicles of intellectual life, 1943
Modern & Contemporary France, 2017Maurice Blanchot (1907–2003) worked as a journalist and book reviewer in the 1930s, acquiring a habit of responding immediately to everyday events and new publications that would persist throughout...
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Coastal Chronicles: Journey into the World of Coastal Systems
Journal of Environmental Science and Agricultural ResearchCoastal systems are complex and dynamic settings where the atmosphere, sea, and land combine to create a variety of landscapes, including coral reefs, beaches, and estuaries. These areas contribute to global sustainability initiatives delineated in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), sustain biodiversity, and play crucial ...
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Dates, Dynasties, and Chronicles: Scaliger and the World Historians
1993Abstract Chronological problems of another kind crop up in Scaliger’s early work, and reveal his acquaintance with another tradition of chronological scholarship—perhaps the oldest, and certainly the most widely practised, of all. In his Ausonianae lectiones of 1573 Scaliger discussed Baptista Pio’s view that Ausonius had written that ...
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A Chronicle of Hope and Promise
JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 2012Wafaa M, El-Sadr +3 more
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