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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Classical age"”.
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Latin Punctuation in the Classical Age
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Religious Practices in Classical Thebes
… focus on Theban religious practices during the Classical age (traditionally defined as between 510 BCE and 323 BCE). By narrowing my study to this geographical and chronological scope, my research aims to add to the traditional narrative of Theban history by focusing on religious history rather …
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Structures and properties of lath martensite in rapidly solidified and conventionally processed iron-nickel-manganese-(titanium) maraging alloys
… processed Fe-Ni-Mn-(Ti) martensitic alloys aged at 400-550$\sp\circ$C up to 600 hrs have been studied. Upon aging from 400 to 550$\sp\circ$C, the alloys showed classical age-hardening behavior and the activation energies for precipitation were calculated as 24 Kcal/mole for Fe-Ni-Mn alloys …
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Tradizione manifatturiera ceramica sarda. Processi produttivi e botteghe in età postclassica all'origine dell'artigianato attuale.
… Production processes and workshops in the post-classical age at the origin of the current craftsmanship” has the so called “ceramica steccata” as its object, a ceramic production peculiar to Sardinia during the late antiquity, and it refers to a wide chronological span, from III to VII century. …
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Aristotle’s On Memory and Recollection: Concepts, Sources, and Innovations of Aristotle’s Account of Mnemonic Capacities and Activities
… the conception of memory underwent in the classical age: memory was a gift from gods for the epic poets, a technique for Simonides and the Sophists, a personal capacity for Aristotle. The last chapter spells out some original considerations about Aristotle’s On memory and recollection. …
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The Origins and Development of Linguistic Atticism
… of the fifth century BCE as the correct language through the means of lexica. My research demonstrates that Atticistic tendencies, which are conventionally considered a typical product of the second century CE, already informed Greek linguistic approaches from the fifth century BCE. This …
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The Syntax of the Nominal Forms of the Verb in Livy Book XXXII
… to what extent Livy follows the standards of the Classical Age and to what extent he either violates or extends them. For this reason the examples of the nominal forms of the verb as found in Livy, Book XXXII, are accompanied by historical accounts of their use in writers before our historian's …
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The Syntax of the Nominal Forms of the Verb in Livy Book XXXVI
… to what extent Livy follows the standards of the Classical Age and to what extent ho either deviates front or extends them. Accordingly, the examples of the nominal forms of the verb as found in Livy, Book 36, are preceded by historical accounts of their use as found in writers before our …
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Producing Ambiguous Threats: The Xenos and Xenophobia in Postcolonial France
… problematisation of difference since Foucault’s “classical age” to demonstrate that the problematisation of ambiguity is typically postcolonial. In the end, by analysing the subjectification of the xenos in postcolonial France, this research demonstrates that differentiation and political …
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The Syntax of the Nominal Forms of the Verb in Livy Book XXXIII
… to what extent Livy follows the standards of the Classical Age and to what extent he either violates or extends them. Accordingly, the example of the nominal form of the verb as found in Livy, Book 33, are preceded by historical accounts of their use was found in writers before our historian’s …
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Alle origini delle problematiche sul formalismo convenzionale: una nuova riflessione intorno a C. 4.21.17
… similar to the Greek contract, and opposite to classical Roman law one (consensual and merely mandatory ). Therefore, it became necessary to frame law 17 within the developments of the sale contract during the late Empire age, before making the exegesis . Throughout the course of the …
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The Dialect of Hellenistic Inscribed Epigrams from Doric-Speaking Areas
… dialect of inscribed epigrams from the Archaic/Classical age to the Hellenistic age, and the role played by the local dialects and the newly spread Koine, as well as the new-born genre of literary epigrams. Thus, I argue that it is possible to disentangle local and supra-local factors that shape …
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Radicis: Ideology, Argument, and Composition Courses in American Colleges
… My approach is</p><p>original in that it blends classical rhetoric with contemporary ideological theory to derive</p><p>a pedagogy that will allow students to see the importance of rhetoric and persuasion in</p><p>their lives and provide them with a techne, a set of skills that can be used to …
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“Evaluation and impact of subthreshold contrapolar symptoms during a Major Depressive Episode in unipolar and bipolar patients”
… states”- have been described since the Classical Age, an operational definition of mixed depression was not included in the official psychiatric nomenclature until 2013 with the introduction of the “with mixed features” specifier (MFS) in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental …
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ΧΑΡΑΚΤΗΡΙΣΜΟΙ ΚΟΙΝΩΝΙΚΩΝ ΣΤΡΩΜΑΤΩΝ ΚΑΙ Η ΕΝΝΟΙΑ "ΤΑΞΙΣ" ΣΤΗΝ ΑΡΧΑΙΑ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ
… ANCIENT GREECE, FROM THE HOMERIC TO THE IMPERIAL AGE, THERE WERE TERMS WHICH HAD A PARALLEL MEANING TO THAT OF THE MODERN CONCEPT OF "SOCIALCLASS", I.E. SEPARATE ANTAGONISTIC GROUPS ACCORDING TO THEIR FINANCIAL AND SOCIAL STRENGTH, DENOTING THE IDEA OF DIVIDING THE SOCIAL WHOLE INTO OPPOSITE …