The term ‘Finite’ in Bandstra’s account seems to refer to a fused Finite/Predicator element, as his exposition does not include the notion of Predicator, and the Process in his Transitivity analysis is assoc
Water supply associated with the development of the city of Athens from the hellenistic era until the end of the 19th centuryWater supplyWater managementUrban developmentWater supply infrastructureWater sourcesHistorical developmentWellsAqueductsThe heyday of Athens in the fifth century was followed by ...
We examine 36 Hellenistic potsherds recovered from the coast of Croatia: a sanctuary on Cape Ploa, the native settlement of Resnik, and the Greek colony Issa. For the first time, archaeometric evidence supporting local production in Resnik is presented, while two local manufacturing centers are ...
I do not know where this term originated; it is found neither in Ptolemy nor in Theon. The Islamic term is “equation of day” (e.g. Battâni, Nallino II, p. 61) and similar in Byzantine tables (ópOoociç rry”ç 4jzèpaç) and in Latin works (Toledan Tables, verbatim fro...
Posterior chamber intraocular lenses: long term results in pediatric cataract patients. J Pediatr Ophthalmol Strabismus 1995;32:210–8. Article PubMed Google Scholar Zetterstrom C, Kugelberg U, Scarson C . Cataract surgery in children with capsulorhexis of anterior and posterior capsules and ...
Hārītī is the first female deity in Buddhism that was credited with responsibility for protecting women during childbirth and protecting children. Since her introduction to China from India, her image has undergone multiple changes, and the rise and fall of her cult is closely related to the so...
V. writes: My question is: can Stoic virtues be used as excuses to conduct evil deeds? I’m asking this question for several reasons. First, in the current political climate, the term “loyalty” frequently comes up and is often labelled a “virtue.” Loyalty isn’t a Stoic virtue, an...
la, the term Shekhinah is applied to the Holy Spirit but also to Jesus who is identified as well with the attribute of Hokhmah. See Beriah ha-Tikhon, fol. 179a, where Kemper applies the technical zoharic term for the Shekhinah, haqal tapuhin qadishin,the “orchard of holy apples” (...
The story begins with the reshaping of the Roman Empire by the foundation of Constantinople and the adoption of Christianity as the state religion. The long-term result was that, ‘the eastern Empire became from now on the bastion of Christianity and the refuge of Greco-Roman culture’ (p. ...
Complex decorative systems with illusionistic architectures (inspired to Hellenistic models) spread out in the houses of the members of the nobilitas and characterise the large state rooms: this is the so-called second style. With the establishment of the Principality of Augustus (27 BC–14 AD),...