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Rupertus Tuitiensis, Liber de divinis officiis. -- Innocentius III, Liber de missarum mysteriis. -- Liber de miseria et vilitate humane nature. -- Theobaldus Lingonensis, De misteriis numerorum
No full textNumérisation effectuée à partir d'un document de substitution.F. 1, RUPERTUS TUITIENSIS, Liber de divinis officiis. F. 131, INNOCENTIUS III, liber de missarum mysteriis ; -- F. 175v, Liber de miseria et vilitate humane nature ; -- F. 187, [THEOBALDUS LINGONENSIS], De misteriis numerorum.Abbaye de Saint-Victor de Pari
Innocentius III, De sacro altaris mysterio, libri sex
No full textFf. 1-41 : De sacro altaris mysterio. Ff. 41-69 : De concordia officiorum totius anni. Ff. 69-73 : De romanae ecclesiae ordinario. Ff. 73v°-85 : De oratione dominica, de evangelica salutatione et de credo in Deum.
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Ventrops vikhrevi Cerretti & Ziegler & Pape 2015, sp. n.
No full textVentrops vikhrevi sp. n. Fig. 1 Etymology: This species name is a patronym for Nikita Vikhrev, who has provided invaluable specimens from his collecting for our studies, including the species newly described here. Diagnosis: The new species V. vikhrevi sp. n. is characterised by (i) compound eye large but not enormously developed so that both gena and parafacial are distinct; (ii) posterior eye margin not indented; (iii) parafacial setose (Fig. 1A); (iv) lateral vertical seta well differentiated from postocular row; (v) basicosta yellow; (vi) wing cell r 4+5 open (Fig. 1B); (vii) cercus not shortened, 0.8× as long as surstylus (Fig. 1E, F); and (viii) median process of ventral sclerotisation of distiphallus very long, extending beyond thE acROphallus, asYmmEtRical aNd apicallY bRaNchiNg iNtO sEVERal, lONg, fiNgER-shapEd sclerites (Fig. 1D). Description (measurements in square brackets refer to the holotype): Body length. 5.1–5.3[5.3] mm. Coloration. Head shiny black covered with light brownish microtomentum only on genal dilation. Palpus blackish brown. Thorax black, covered with weak brownish grey REflEctiNg micROtOmENtum, lEgs aNd abdOmEN shiNY blacK. HaltER with YEllOw stalK aNd black knob. Upper and lower calypteres whitish. Tegula black. Basicosta yellow. Wing membrane brownish anteriorly and around veins. Head (Fig. 1A). Arista thickened only proximally, covered with microtrichia which are shorter than maximum proximal diameter of arista. First and second aristomeres not elongated. Postpedicel sub-ovoid, about as long as pedicel. Frons at its narrowest point 1.25–1.43[1.43]× as wide as compound eye in dorsal view. Ocellar seta well developed, proclinate. One or 2 pairs of lateroclinate setae, behind ocellar triangle, between ocellar and postocellar setae with variable size. Medial vertical seta strong, reclinate. Lateral vertical seta well developed. Usually 3 to 4 strong proclinate orbital setae, the holotype has on the right side only 2 setae. Five to 8 frontal setae (of different thickness and length) descending anteroventrally to level of proximal edge of pedicel (or slightly above). Parafacial with a row of stout, short setulae along its whole length. Parafacial at its narrowest point (i.e. true width, not in strict lateral view), [0.8]0.8–1.0× as wide as postpedicel. Face and lower facial margin not visible in lateral view. Vibrissa well developed. Vibrissal angle receding. Facial ridge strongly concave, with 3 decumbent setulae above vibrissa. Genal dilation well developed, covered with robust setulae. Gena iN pROfilE abOut 0.25–0.35[0.30]× as high as cOmpOuNd EYE. POstOculaR sEtaE shORt. Occiput slightly convex, covered with black setulae. Prementum stubby, not longer than wide. Palpus slightly clavate with some setulae on distal half. Thorax. Prosternum and proepisternal depression bare.Ventral proepimeral seta oriented anteroventrally. Two or 3 postpronotal setae arranged in a straight line. One pair of prescutellar acrostichal setae, 2 + 3 dorsocentral setae, 0 + 2 intra-alar setae and 1 + 3 supRa-alaR sEtaE (fiRst aNd thiRd pOstsutuRal supRa-alaR sEtaE VERY shORt, sEcONd ONE enormous); 1 posthumeral seta, 2 well-developed notopleural setae. Anatergite bare. Two upper katepisternal setae (posterior one clearly longer), plus 3–4 smaller additional setulae and a tuft of setulae in the lower part. One strong and 1–4 short anepimeral setae. Katepimeron bare or with 1 small seta anteriorly. Scutellum with 2 pairs of strong marginal setae (apicals and subapicals); basal pair absent or barely distinguishable (i.e. at most ¼ the length of subapical setae). Subapicals robust and slightly divergent; apical pair crossed and horizontal, approx. ¾ as long as subapical setae. One pair of discal scutellar setae, in subapical position. Wing (Fig. 1B). Costal spine well differentiated. Base of R 4+5 with 2–3 relatively long setulae dorsally. Bend of M widely obtuse. Section of M between dm-cu and bend of M about 1.5× as long as section between dm-cu and r-m. Cell r 4+5 open. Abdomen. Mid-dORsal dEpREssiON ON sYNtERgitE 1+2 cONfiNEd tO aNtERiOR ⅓ Of that segment. Syntergite 1+2 with 1 pair of median marginal setae; tergite 3 with 1 pair of erect median marginal setae. Tergite 4 with a complete row of marginal setae; tergite 5 with a row of marginal setae (median pair erect). Male terminalia (Fig. 1C–F). Sternite 5 with a deep posterior median notch. Tergite 6 uNmOdifiEd, baRE. CONNEctiON bEtwEEN tERgitE 6 aNd sYNtERgOstERNitE 7+8 mEmbRaNOus. Sternite 6 asymmetrical, articulated with segment 7+8 on left side, and attached to it by a membrane on its right side. Cerci, in posterior view, narrow and relatively long, not fusEd mEdiallY. BacillifORm sclERitEs flattENEd dORsO-VENtRallY aNd cONVERgiNg mEdiallY. SuRstYlus wEll dEVElOpEd, lONgER thaN cERcus. BacillifORm sclERitE fiRmlY fusEd tO basE Of surstylus. Articulation between surstylus and epandrium membranous. Intermedium not fused to pregonites. Pregonite lobe-like, gently bent forward, with 2 or 3 setulae along posterior margin. Postgonite subtriangular in shape, apically bent forward; submedian anterior seta of postgonite present. Postgonal apodeme present. Epiphallus strong, with simple tip (i.e. not sagitally bilobed). Extension of dorsal sclerite of distiphallus entirely fused medially. Median process of ventral sclerotisation of distiphallus very long, extending beyond acrophallus, asymmetrical and apically branching into several, long, fiNgER-shapEd sclERitEs (Fig. 1D). DORsal sclEROtisatiON Of acROphallus sEmi-cYliNdRical, open ventrally. Distiphallus with long and pointed, scale-like spinulae latero-ventrally. HOlOtYpE ♂, PaRatYpEs 2♂: ETHIOPIA: Amhara, Zengena L. / 2530 m, 10.910N 36.965E / 02.VIII.2012 N. Vikhrev. Holotype: The second author added a label printed on red paper: “ HOLOTYPUS / Ventrops / vikhrevi / Cerretti, Ziegler & Pape 2014 ”. The holotype was deposited in ZMUM. Paratypes: Both specimens are labelled with “ PARATYPUS / Ventrops / vikhrevi / Cerretti, Ziegler & Pape 2014 ” (printed on red paper). One specimen was deposited in MZUR, the other in ZMHB.Published as part of Cerretti, Pierfilippo, Ziegler, Joachim & Pape, Thomas, 2015, A new Ventrops (Diptera: Rhinophoridae) from Ethiopia, pp. 579 in African Invertebrates 56 (3) on pages 580-582, DOI: 10.5733/afin.056.0306, http://zenodo.org/record/791443
Las insignias de la coronación de Pedro I-II "el Católico" depositadas en el monasterio de Sijena
No full textThe mantle, dalmatic, crown, mitre, sceptre and globe which the king of Aragon Peter I-II the Catholic was crowned with by the pope Innocentius III (Rome, 1204), were left in deposit in the abbey of Sijena in Aragon. In 1218 the prioress Ozenda recognized the deposit and offered it to the new king James I.[fr] Les ornements (manteau, dalmatique, couronne, mitre, sceptre et globe) avec lesquelles fut couronné le roi d'Aragon Pierre I-II le Catholique par le pape Innocent III (Rome, 1204) furent déposés dans l'abbaye aragonaise de Sijena. L'année 1218 la prioresse Ozenda reconnaît les avoir et les offre au nouveau roi Jacques I
Apparatus preclarissimi iuris canonici illuminatoris d. Innocentij pape iiij super v. li. decre. [et] super decretalibus p[er] eunde[m] d. Inn. editis ... : vna cum summarijs per D.L. Paulu[m] Rhosellu[m] additis : ... vita[m] etia[m] ipsius Innocentij pe
Get PDFPie de imp. tomado del colofón en D10v y F6rHojas imp. por ambas carasCapitulares grab. xil.Port. a dos tintas con orla xil. arquitectónicaTexto a dos col. con apostillas marginales e índice a cuatro col.Sign.: a-z8, A-C8, D10 ; 2A-2F6, 2G4Segunda obra con port., pag. y sign. propiaMargarita preclarissima summi V. I. Interpretis. d. Baldi de Eubaldis de Perusio nuper per d. L. Paulum Rhosellum Patauinum reuisa [et] summo studio erroribuss cunctis emendata [et] ad Innocentiana commentaria ...Precede al tít.: Innocentius, 1525Marca tip. de Vincent de Portonariis en port. (Silvestre. Marques, 256
Simon de Montfort, héros tragique de la Chanson de la Croisade albigeoise : quand le Continuateur anonyme de Guillaume de Tudèle fait du pape Innocent III l’artisan de la mort de Montfort
Get PDFQuand, dans la Chanson de la Croisade albigeoise, la pierre vient ôter la vie à Simon de Montfort, elle semble être le point ultime d’un déroulement inéluctablement orchestré par la Providence divine depuis le concile du Latran. Par la mise en scène du pape Innocent III pratiquant la bibliomancie et un jeu subtil de répétitions et de résonances au cœur du texte, le Continuateur anonyme fait du concile du Latran le point où le destin de Simon de Montfort bascule : quoique bras armé de l’Église et, dans les faits, favorisé par elle, il est montré comme étant désavoué de Dieu et du pape au profit des Raymond de Toulouse. Dès lors, l’Anonyme met en place un conflit inextricable entre la volonté de la Providence divine, celle des représentants de l’Église et celle de Simon de Montfort, offrant à ce dernier l’envergure d’un héros tragique.When the fateful (and fatal) rock comes down on Simon de Montfort in the Song of the Albigensian Crusade, it appears to be the culmination of an ineluctable series of events orchestrated by divine Providence since the council of the Lateran. By depicting Pope Innocent III engaging in bibliomancy, and introducing a subtle web of repetitions and resonances running through the text, the anonymous author of the continuation identifies the council of the Lateran as the tipping point of Simon de Montfort’s destiny : despite acting as the military representative of the Church, and thus supposedly operating with its favor and support, he is shown to be abandoned by both God and the Pope in favor of Raymond de Toulouse. From this starting point the author establishes an inextricable conflict between the will of divine Providence, the will of the Church and the will of Simon de Montfort, elevating the latter to the role of tragic hero
Paroisses et associations de fidèles à l'heure du Pape François
No full textCette étude prend appui sur un passage de l’exhortation apostolique du Pape François, Evangelii Gaudium, qui concerne la paroisse et la vie associative (EG 28 et 29), dans une section intitulée de manière significative «Un renouveau ecclésial qu’on ne peut différer» (cf. EG 27-33). Dans ce passage de l’exhortation, le Pape aborde les relations entre la paroisse et les associations ainsi que leurs apports réciproques et les conditions de leur contribution à la «transformation missionnaire de l’Église» (selon le titre même du premier chapitre de l’exhortation, EG 19-49). Après quelques réflexions préliminaires sur la liberté d’association et le mystère de l’Église (I), l’auteur examinera EG 28 et 29 pour dégager la pertinence de l’institution paroissiale (II), en même temps que sa relativité (III) ainsi que la richesse de la vie associative (IV). Il traitera alors de l’articulation des associations en tant que telles dans la paroisse (V), de l’incidence de l’engagement associatif des paroissiens (VI) et enfin des conditions favorables pour une intégration des associations par la paroisse et les paroissiens (VII). Ceux-ci, curé y compris, faciliteront le contact des associations avec la paroisse. L’évêque diocésain favorisera leur intégration dans la pastorale du diocèse. Il reviendra aux associations de vouloir s’y intégrer et d’y contribuer effectivement en vertu de leurs charismes et par leurs œuvres d’apostolat.This study is based on a passage from the apostolic exhortation of Pope Francis, Evangelii gaudium, concerning the parish and the associative life (EG 28 and 29), in a section entitled «An ecclesial renewal that cannot be differed (cf. EG 27-33). In this passage of the exhortation, the Pope discusses the relations between the parish and associations and their mutual rapport and the conditions of their contribution to the «missionary transformation of the Church» (according to the very title of the first chapter of the exhortation, EG 19-49). After some preliminary reflections on freedom of association and on the mystery of the Church (I), the author will examine EG 28 and 29 to determine the relevance of the parish institution (II), its relativity (III), as well as the richness of associative life (IV). It will then treat the articulation of the associations as such in the parish (V), the impact of the associative commitment of the parishioners (VI), and finally the favorable conditions for an integration of associations by parish and parishioners (VII). These persons, including the parish priest, will facilitate the contact of the associations with the parish. The diocesan bishop will promote their integration into diocesan pastoral care. It will be up to the associations to wish to integrate themselves into it and to contribute effectively to it by virtue of their charisms and their works of the apostolate
The new enfant du siècle: Joseph de Maistre as a writer
No full textThe essays contained within this volume were first presented at Reappraisals/Reconsidérations, the Fifth International Colloquium on Joseph de Maistre, held at Jesus College, Cambridge on 4 and 5 December 2008.Series editor-in-chief: Guy Rowlands, University of St AndrewsJoseph de Maistre's reputation as a writer is legendary. His style, unique and alive, moulded the French language anew. It sabotaged his attempts at anonymous publication and earned him, through the centuries, the praises of enemies and admirers. Yet the relationship between Maistre's thought and writing remains ill-known. This collection is the first to examine how Maistre's ideas – including his denunciation of the written word – intersected with his writing practices and personas. The essays disclose an author formed by duty and affectionate relationships, by the conventions of public combat, by an intense sense of history, and by the imperatives of Revolution.Introduction: assessing Maistre's style and rhetoric / Richard A. Lebrun -- Joseph de Maistre as pamphleteer / Richard A. Lebrun -- Joseph de Maistre, letter writer / Pierre Glaudes ; translated by Kevin Michael Erwin and Richard A. Lebrun -- Joseph de Maistre: the paradox of the writer / Benjamin Thurston -- Epilogue: the forced inhabitant of history / Carolina ArmenterosPublisher PD
die literarische Verarbeitung des nigerianischen Bürgerkrieges
Get PDFKein anderes Thema hat die nigerianische Literatur so dominiert wie der nigerianische Bürgerkrieg, in dessen Verarbeitung sich verstärkt auch Autorinnen einmischen. Die Dissertation evaluiert 34 Texte von 16 nigerianischen Autorinnen - 12 Romane und 22 Kurzgeschichten - und analysiert sie als Gesamtkorpus, in dem die Texte miteinander und mit der Männerliteratur einen Dialog um den Bürgerkrieg führen. Die Autorinnen wenden bei ihrem "war talk" literarische Strategien wie "re-reading" und "re-writing" an, das Neu-Lesen, Fort- und Umschreiben der Texte und Diskurse des "Zentrums", durch die nicht nur die Blindstellen eines von Männern dominierten literarischen Diskurses sichtbar werden, sondern durch die auch der Prozess des Aushandelns der Geschlechterverhältnisse sowie des Krieges selbst erfolgt, seiner Ursachen, Auslöser und Folgen. Die Autorinnen stellen den Krieg als "sexuelle Unordnung" dar, als Geschlechterkrieg. Die Untersuchung zeigt, dass bei der Verortung der Perspektive der Autorinnen neben Geschlecht, ethnischer Zugehörigkeit auch andere Faktoren, wie Alter, Race, Grad der Distanz oder Nähe etc. berücksichtigt werden müssen, um vorschnelle Festschreibungen zu vermeiden. Hierbei spielen die Paratexte eine wichtige Rolle, in denen die Autorinnen sich persönlich zum Krieg äußern. Die Arbeit bewegt sich an den Schnittstellen mehrerer Disziplinen: Literatur, Historiographie und Geschlechterstudien. In der Einleitung werden die theoretischen Prämissen im Kontext von Krieg, Geschlecht und literarischer Repäsentation behandelt. Das 1. Kapitel ist dem historischen Kontext des Bürgerkrieges, einschließlich der Rolle der Frauen darin gewidmet. Im 2. Kapitel geht es um die Darstellung des Krieges, des Selbst- und Feindbildes sowie der Zukunft. Das dritte Kapitel handelt von der Beziehung zwischen Bürger- und Geschlechterkrieg, vermittelt durch das Medium literarischer Text. Die Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse und der Ausblick auf zukünftige Forschung erfolgt im Schlussteil. Der Anhang enthält ein vorläufiges Verzeichnis der gesamten Frauenliteratur über den nigerianischen Bürgerkrieg.No other topic has dominated the Nigerian literature as much as the Nigerian Civil War and female authors increasingly interfere in its literary representation. The thesis evaluates 34 literary texts by 16 female Nigerian authors - 12 novels and 22 short stories - and analyses them as distinctive corpus whose individual texts are in a state of dialogue both with each other and with texts from male authors. The female authors use, in their "war talk", literary strategies like "re-reading" and "re-writing" of texts from the "Centre". On the one hand, these strategies enable them to make the blind spots of a male dominated literary discourse apparent/visible on the other hand, they facilitate the negotiation of gender relations and of the war itself, its causes, trigger points and consequences. The female authors represent war as "sexual disorder", as gender war. The study shows that in order to be able to locate an author''s perspective (and to avoid rash conclusions) it is essential to consider the different factors determining it - besides ethnicity and gender, also age, race, the grade of emotional involvement or distance etc. It is in this regard, where the paratexts play an important part, as in these authors express their personal views and comments on the war. The thesis is located at the interfaces of several disciplines: literary, historical and gender studies. The introduction deals with the theoretical backgrounds in the context of war, literary representation and gender. The first chapter is dedicated to the historical context of the Nigerian Civil War including the role of women. The second chapter looks at the paratexts, different representations of the war''s causes, the self-image, the enemy''s image and the future. The third chapter finally deals with the question how the relationship between Civil War and gender war is negotiated/conveyed through the medium of the literary texts. In the conclusion the results are summarized and prospects for future research are discussed. The appendix contains a preliminary bibliography of all literary texts on the Nigerian Civil War written by female authors
Data collection and generation for radio frequency signal security
No full textThe current proliferation of unmanned aerial systems (UASs) for a wide range of applications ranging from commercial to defence purposes demands the need for their protection. The development of security tools and techniques will need realistic radio frequency (RF) datasets for research and testing. This chapter presents an on-going research and development effort to produce RF signal datasets that can be used for the development and testing of machine learning (ML) systems. We envision that these systems will ultimately be the precursor of future autonomous and secure UAS to benefit society for many generations.Conference Pape
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