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Dr Monk's Medical Digest

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The Liber passionalis is an early and hitherto mostly unexplored example of a composite medical work on diagnosis and therapy, similar to the better-known compilations circulating under the titles Petroncellus and Gariopontus (Passionarius Galieni). It sh

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Palaeomagnetic studies of burned rocks

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An assemblage of rocks, such as comprising a fireplace, will acquire a remanent magnetization upon cooling parallel to the ambient geomagnetic field and thus will share a common direction of magnetization. Detailed palaeomagnetic analyses of oriented samp

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An aerial relic of O.G.S. Crawford

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A manuscript scroll preserved in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, proves to be the log from the first in a series of flights undertaken by O.G.S. Crawford (1886-1957) in association with Alexander Keiller (1889-1955), which ultimately resulted in publication

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The complex case of Tuscan Urban Identities

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This article provides a critical evaluation of the project 'Tuscan Urban Identities' organized and coordinated by Stuart Woolf and Lucia Carle and financed in cooperation the European University Institute in Florence and the Tuscan regional government.

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'First Mass in Brazil' revisited on the 500th anniversary

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The text discusses Victor Meirelles's painting 'Primeira Missa' as an illustration alluding to Brazil's European discovery and one of the country's most important icons for its role in shaping the imaginary of our national history. A methodological i

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Sociobiology and original sin

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This paper argues that the creation narrative oft he Fall in Genesis 2:4b-3:24 is not history and does not contain a doctrine of original sin. The doctrine of original sin as a theory of human nature needs a new foundation. The contemporary science of soc

Stalin as a Marxist philosopher
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Stalin as a Marxist philosopher

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This article treats Stalin's contributions to dialectical and historical materialism. It argues that the latter found his theses of the 'enormous' role of ideas. and of the existence of social phenomena that do not belong either to the basis or to the