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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Egeria"”.
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Dissipation of the herbicides endothall, diquat, and a 1:1 mixture in water, sediment, and Egeria densa
… and its components and phytotoxicity for egeria (Egeria densa). The tests were conducted in wooden pools illuminated with a 15 hr photoperiod with flourescent lights. Diquat was assayed by a spectrophotometric procedure and endothall was quantified using a gas-liquid chromatographic …
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O itinerário de Egéria [séc. IV] : olhares sobre um olhar
… in systematic and pedagogical understanding that Egeria’s pilgrimage held in the fourth century and which resulted in an Itinerary which, though incomplete, arrived to the present day. We put so our “look”, trough the look of various authors, to give us back the experiences and the “look” of …
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The effects of herbicide treatment on a reservoir ecosystem
Nuisance populations of egeria (Egeria densa Planchon) hampered the use of the 1093 ha Chickahominy Reservoir, Virginia, as a source of recreation and potable water. A mixture of diquat dibromide (6,7-dihydrodipyrido (l,2-a:2,l'c)pyrazinediium dibromide) and potassium endothall (7- oxa.bicylq;>, …
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The perception of women in late antiquity and the impact it had on female asceticism.
… with being male. Whilst Melania the younger and Egeria, illustrate how they gained freedom, either by crossing gender boundaries, or through some other form of liberation. In whichever way, they gained liberation, ultimately they seen as asexual beings and not viewed in the Church as female; …
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Speaking Out of the Dust: Religious Reenactments with the Specific Iconic Identity of Place
Sometimes, the place where a play is performed is as important as or more important than the play itself. The first known theatrical rituals were performed in spaces which came to hold deep religious significance. Many religious traditions regard certain places as sacred because of spiritually …