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Showing 1 to 20 of 85 for “"Caesar"”.
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Caesar : a social code review tool for programming education
Caesar is a distributed, social code review tool designed for the specific constraints and goals of a programming course. Caesar is capable of scaling to a large and diverse reviewer population, provides automated tools for increasing reviewer efficiency, and implements a social web interface for …
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Bedah caesar (sectio caesarea) dengan alasan nonmedis perspektif hukum Islam
… tindakan operasi dalam persalinan atau sectio caesarea dipandang cukup menakutkan dengan resiko kematian yang lebih besar dibandingkan dengan persalinan normal. Oleh karena itu persalinan dengan operasi hanya dilakukan jika persalinan normal dapat membahayakan ibu maupun janinnya. Seiring …
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Julius Caesar, Fortune, and Latin Historiography in Twelfth-Century England
… of selected kings and magnates as ‘New Caesars’. Chapter One asks why these historians started using the term fortuna and hypothesises as to why certain of their peers did not do so. It demonstrates the post hoc ergo propter hoc patterning that links sin and specific reverses of fortune …
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Jesus Caesar : a Roman reading of John 18:28 - 19:22
… the loyalty of both Jesus and ‘the Jews’ to Caesar. This exegesis, furthermore, provides the data for a social-scientific reading of the passage which constructs a superordinate identity for Romans (and, although outside the main focus of this thesis, for Jews as well). It also conveys a …
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Brutus' Ignoble Mind: a Cognitive Approach to the Tragedy of Julius Caesar
… of William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Julius Caesar. An overview of the criticism of the play informs the reader of the major dissenting views about Brutus. Following this is a rational-emotive explanation, describing Brutus as incapable, because of his rigid philosophy, of clear …
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Hero or Tyrant: Images of Julius Caesar in Selected Works from Vergil to Bruni
Gaius Julius Caesar is not only the most well-known figure in Roman history, but he is also one of the most difficult to understand. Since his assassination, Caesar has played an important role in discussions of political power, imperial government, tyranny, and tyrannicide. While there have been …
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Julius Caesar And The Rhine River: The Evolution Of A Border During The Gallic Wars
… descusses the use of the Rhine River by Julius Caesar in his commentaries, <em>De Bello Gallico</em>, covering the Gallic Wars of approximately 58 to 52 B.C., to identify the peoples and territories separated by its current. This thesis addresses the issue of how Caesar understood this division …
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Shakespeare and superstition: A study of how shakespeare uses superstition and vision in Macbeth and Julius Caesar.
… in the two selected plays, Macbeth and Julius Caesar to structure his plays. The study investigated the consequences that befell the main characters for following or ignoring superstition. The two plays were selected using purposive sampling and were analysed using the content analysis method. …
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Julius Caesar in Medieval France: The Textual Sources and Iconography of the <i>Faits des Romains</i>
<p>The Julius Caesar of Shakespeare's day was a figure who believed that fame transcended mortality. Long after Caesar the man was dead, Caesar the legend lived on. It was a legend which in many ways was an analogue of the man. The legend maintained all of Caesar's stubborn persistence, and to some …
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For God or Caesar? A Study of Americas' Church Reaction to Religious Persecution in the Third Reich
This study is an account of American Church reaction, Protestant and Roman Catholic, to the persecution of Christians and Jews in Nazi Germany. Reports and comments about the crisis of Church and State in Hitlerdom from January, 1933, through 1939 were drawn from six religious publications, three …
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Render unto Caesar, render unto God : Texas denominational colleges and universities and the politics of the Civil War era.
This dissertation is a study of church-state relations. Its overarching goal is to illuminate the manner in which religion and government interact. The setting for this study is the Civil War era, which includes the period from the 1840s to the 1880s. The actors in this study are the state of …
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A Low-latency Consensus Algorithm for Geographically Distributed Systems
This thesis presents Caesar, a novel multi-leader Generalized Consensus protocol for geographically replicated systems. Caesar is able to achieve near-perfect availability, provide high performance - low latency and high throughput compared to the existing state-of-the- art, and tolerate replica …
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Geografische Wort- und Sachuntersuchungen zu den Schriften Caesars und zum Corpus Caesarianum im Vergleich zu römischen Autoren vor und nach Caesar
Die Untersuchung der Substantive und Verben, die Caesar (C) für die Beschreibung der Geografie und Topografie wählte, führte zwangsläufig zu einer geografischen Vorstellung, die sich C von den Ländern machte, in denen er seine Feldzüge führte. Seine nüchterne Einschätzung von geografischen Lagen …
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Fortune and family in the presentation of Octavian in Nicolaus of Damascus' Bios Kaisaros
… regards to his characterisation of Octavian and Caesar. Nicolaus uses the theme of Fortune, a familliar topos of Hellenistic literature, at key moments during the text of the Caesar Extract, to highlight his presentation of Octavian and Caesar. The characterisation of Octavian and his …
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Transcending Temporality: a Study of the Reception of Julius Caesar’s Self-representation in Epic and Drama
… and transmutation of the character of Julius Caesar from history to epic and drama. The research question is: what elements from Caesar’s self-representation, constituting themes and characterization, have been transmitted to his epic and dramatic representation?<br/>The groundwork of my study …
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Central women characters and their influence in Shakespeare, with particular reference to the Merchant of Venice, Macbeth, Julius Caesar and Antony and Cleopatra
Shakespeare portrayed women in his plays as people who should be valued. This is an opinion I held in the past, and one I still hold after intense reading of his works and that of authors such as Marlowe, Webster, Thomas Kyd and others. Shakespeare created his female characters out of a mixture of …
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Heroes, saints, and gods: Foundation legends and propaganda in ancient and Renaissance Rome
… l propaganda. It shows that men like Julius Caesar used the supposed founders of the city to promote their own claims to power through art and architecture. It not only explains how men like Augustus would build upon this by including not only the city’s founders, but also Caesar to …
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