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Jonathan M. Gregoire, Organ
No full textFantasia and Fugue in G Minor, BWV 542; Clavierübung Part III; Concerto in G Major (after Prince Johann Ernst) / Johann Sebastian Bach; Symphony No. 5 in F minor, Op. 42, No. 1 / Charles-Marie Widor; Fantaisie in D-flat Major, Op. 101 / Camille Saint-Saëns; Symohony No 5 in A Minor, Op. 47 / Louis Viern
Petrology of suprasubductive mantle xenoliths from Estancia Sol De Mayo (Central Patagonia, Argentina).
No full textAlien Registration- Gregoire, Agatha R M R. (Hallowell, Kennebec County)
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The changing ideas about valuation mechanisms in the interwar period: Toeplitz, Marlio and the "Great transformation"
No full textSacrifice in the Eucharist in the texts of the fathers from the New Testament to the council of Chalcedon
No full textThis thesis examines the evidence for the notion of Eucharistic Sacrifice which is found in the original texts of all the principal Fathers and ecclesiastical authors of the Early Church. The period covered is from the time of the writing of the New Testament to the Council of Chalcedon in 451 A.D. Each of the principal Fathers is examined in historical order, as far as this is possible, except when there is another link between them such as their city of origin. Apart from a few exceptions, the texts are presented in their Greek or Latin original in the footnotes, but an English translation is supplied for every case in the main text of the thesis. The aim of the thesis is not to provide an exhaustive analysis of the above data, but to present them in an orderly way and to make initial exploratory comments on the texts themselves and of the work of various scholars. The final conclusion resulting from this exercise is that, although there is indisputable evidence that the notion of Eucharistic sacrifice was widely upheld by Patristic authors, its actual content varied from author to author and presents a richness which it is not easy to classify
SiO2-, Al2O3-rich metasomatazing agent in the lithospheric mantle of Estancia Sol De Mayo, Southern Patagonia
No full textLaurentide-Cordilleran Ice Sheet saddle collapse as a contribution to meltwater pulse 1A
No full textThe source or sources of meltwater pulse 1A (MWP-1A) at ~14.5 ka, recorded at widely distributed sites as a sea-level rise of ~10-20 m in less than 500 years, is uncertain. A recent ice modeling study of North America and Greenland (Gregoire et al., 2012) has suggested that the collapse of an ice saddle between the Laurentide and Cordilleran Ice Sheets, with a eustatic sea-level equivalent (ESLE) of ~10 m, may have been the dominant contributor to MWP-1A. To test this suggestion, we predict gravitationally self consistent sea-level changes from the Last Glacial Maximum to the present-day associated with the Gregoire et al. (2012) ice model. We find that a combination of the saddle collapse scenario and melting outside North America and Greenland with an ESLE of ~3 m yields sea-level changes across MWP-1A that are consistent with far-field sea-level records at Barbados, Tahiti and Sunda Shelf
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