50 research outputs found
F.m.VIb.1 (Lectura in Decretales Gregorii IX)
No full textLectura in Decretales Gregorii IXLegalCONTENT: Apparatus ad V libros Decretalium Gregorii IX AUTHOR: Abbas Antiquus (Bernardus de Montemirato) DATE: Saec. xiv FROM: 1301 TO: 1400 OTHER NOTES: From same codex: CCM Jur AA 103 (Stockholm, Riksarkivet: Krigsarkivet Fr 20804 Militieräkenskaper 1552:10 Olof Erikssons räk för Skara stift; 1 fr., 2 fol.). Previous shelfmarks: "38"; "Iur AA 1"
F.m.VIb.6 (Casus longi cum Apparatu (et Constitutiones Innocenti IV Papae))
No full textCasus longi cum Apparatu (et Constitutiones Innocenti IV Papae)LegalCONTENT: Casus longi cum apparatu AUTHOR: Bernardus Bottonius (Parmensis) DATE: Saec. xiv also suggested (MPO). FROM: 1301 TO: 1400 OTHER NOTES: Also known as: MPO Fr 20534. From same codex: CCM Jur AA 7 = MPO Codex 1351 (Stockholm, Riksarkivet: Fr 20513 KB A 103 s 52 Hans Anderssons räk f lilla arkliet Stockholm 1565 (114); Fr 20520 KB A 103 s 60 Småland 1565:7 Sven Perssons räk f Torforsens fiske; Fr 20521 KB A 103 s 61 Småland 1564:13 Simon Jonssons räk f Torforsens fiske; Fr 20522 KB A 103 s 94 Småland 1564:13 Måns Olofssons räk f Simpevarps fiske; Fr 20523 KB A 103 s 112 Hans Anderssons m fl räk för lilla arkliet 1565 (119); Fr 20524 KB A 103 s 111 Hans Anderssons räk för lilla arkliet 1565 (115); Fr 20525 KB A 103 s 113 Harald Töressons längd på svarta ryttare 1565; --, --: Kammararkivet Fr 8548 Kaperiräkenskaper 3:11 1562-1564; Fr 9467 Strödda kamerala handlingar 22:4 1565; Fr 9469 Strödda kamerala handlingar 22:6 1565; Fr 20514 Kaperiräkenskaper 3 Frälsebytesgods i Kalmar 1566; Fr 20515 Provianträkenskaper 27:6 Stockholm 1565-1567 Tideman Erikssons kvittenser 1565; Fr 20516 Provianträkenskaper 3:6 Fälttåg 1565 Sven Huffwedssons räkenskap ; Fr 20517 Provianträkenskaper 3:6 Sjötåg 1565-1566 Lasse Håkanssons räkenskap 1565; Fr 20518 Smålands handlingar 1565:4:1 Räkenskap; Fr 20519 Västergötlands handlingar 1565:4 A:6 Kinne m fl hd Prästernas taxa (avt); Fr 20526 Hälsinglands handlingar 1565:4:1 Räkenskap; Fr 20527 Smålands handlingar 1564:18:4 Knektarnas friheter; Fr 20528 Medelpads handlingar 1565:3:1 Räkenskap; Fr 20529 Provianträkenskaper Vadstena 1561-1565 Borgarnas räkenskap; Fr 20530 Fogdarnas restantieräkenskaper 1:16 F 1-28 Uppland Olof Anderssons rest för Norunda hd 1565; Fr 20533 Västergötlands handlingar 1577:16:1 Räkenskap A; --, --: Krigsarkivet Fr 20531 Militieräkenskaper 1565:54 Anders Erssons räk för västgötaknektar 1565; Fr 20532 Militieräkenskaper 1565:61:2 Tomas Olssons räkenskap 1565; 24 fr., 50 fol.). Previous shelfmarks: "ah"
Western medieval legal manuscripts in the collections of the University of Pennsylvania
No full textWestern legal manuscripts of the Middle Ages in North American collections are among the least known to scholars. The University of Pennsylvania has a rich collection of these texts, several of which were in the collection of the historian Henry Charles Lea. Included are works of civil law and canon law, as well as collections of papal letters and guides to pastoral care. The descriptions of most of these manuscripts in the catalog of Norman P. Zacour and Rudolf Hirsch are perfunctory, sometimes erring or omitting valuable information. Other manuscripts were added in recent years in the Lawrence J. Schoenberg Collection. Much of this material is being added to the Franklin online catalog of the University’s libraries, but researchers frequently do not search these digital resources. This article provides more complete guidance to the University’s medieval legal manuscripts than any of the existing catalogs offers, whether in print or online. It also provides updated bibliographic information in print or online. Every manuscript has been examined by the author in situ. Among the important works represented in the collection is the Panormia (a work of canon law often attributed to Ivo of Chartres). Authors present include the curialist Thomas of Capua, canonists Petrus de Braco, William of Pagula, Bernardus Raimundi, Adam of Aldersbach, Raymond of Peñafort, and civil lawyers Baldus de Ubaldis, and Bartolus de Saxoferrato. Three of these manuscripts were owned in the past by Sir Thomas Phillipps
Two 12<sup>th</sup> century-commentaries on Martianus Capella and Virgil. Wiener Studien|Wiener Studien 126 126|
No full textThe commentaries on Martianus Capella’s De nuptiis Mercurii et Philologiae and Vergil’s first six books of the Aeneid, which represent typically medieval allegoric interpretations of two ancient texts of high importance for scholarly formation in medieval Western Europe, are obviously written by the same author to be used in cathedral schools of the twelfth century in order to demonstrate the unity of what he calls philosophy, which comprises both knowledge of the universe and ethics. The author composed his commentary on Vergil, as can be shown by an analysis of quotations, only after that on Martianus, with anagogic intention: the destination of man, that is to say of the microcosmus, according to his conviction, aims at surpassing the material world, the macrocosmus, the understanding of which is provided by the Liberal Arts, their knowledge granting the ascension to the sphere of eternity. This is why the commentary on the Aeneid, like the interpretation given by John of Salisbury, ends within the sixth book, where Aeneas, during his visit to the underworld, arrives at the Elysium, the region, where the blessed dwell. This arrangement of the commentaries points to the Cosmographia of Bernardus Silvestris, the first part of which deals with the creation of the universe, whereas its second part concentrates on the creation of man, according to the sequence in the relative report in the Biblical Book of Genesis. Thus it is not improbable, that Bernardus Silvestris is really the author of both commentaries
Reinardus 6
No full textThis issue contains: Editorial; Jean Batany, Une source médiévale qui coule dans La Fontaine: L'Esope de Julien Macho; Gabriel Bianciotto, De Constant du Hamel; Keith Busby, Courtly literature and the Old French Isopet; Gianni Mombello, La paix du ménage. De la facétie à la fable; Masami Okubo, Le rossignol sur la croix: une figure du rossignol-Christ dans la poésie médiévale; Jean-Marc Pastré, La mort du roi Vrevel: le châtiment d'un crime et son illustration dans le Reinhart Fuchs; Elisabeth Porges Watson, A vulpine martyr: The Fantasy of the Passion of the Fox; Geneviève Sodigné-Costes, Renart et les plantes. Le motif de l'herbe qui teint la peau; Rik Van Daele, The Reynard illustrations of Wilhelm von Kaulbach in the Low Countries; Baudouin Van Den Abeele, L'Aigle d'or sur le pommeau: un motif des romans et des chansons de geste; Gert-Jan Van Dijk, Theory and terminology of the Greek Fable; André Villeneuve, Renart, ou le risque de la séduction; Paul Wackers, Middle Dutch Fables; Isabelle Weill, Le bestiaire fantastique et apocalyptique dans Le Livre de l'échelle de Mahomet; Haijo J. Westra, Animals and integumental interpretation in the Commentary on Martianus Capella attributed to Bernardus Sylvestris; Reviews; Illustrations. The T of C for this issue can be found at: http://www.hull.ac.uk/Hull/FR_Web/content6.html.Language note: Bilingual: English/FrenchEdited by Brian Levy & Paul Wacker
Teologi Penderitaan dan Pengorbanan dalam Perpektif Kristiani dalam Konteks Pelayanan Tim Medis COVID-19
No full textThis study focuses on suffering and sacrifice, \u27there is no sacrifice without suffering\u27, particularly: the suffering and sacrifice of the medical team members in overcoming the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia. The objectives of the research are (1) to describe their theological view of the reality of suffering and sacrifice in their ministry and its relation to Christian theology, and (2) to analyze the role of theology in their professional ministry. The author of the research has utilized a mixed-method with data collection carried out using a quantitative (tool: questionnaire) and qualitative approach (tool: video from Youtube channel). The author stipulates doctors, nurses, and midwives who are involved in handling Covid-19 patients at the Santo Yusup Hospital and the Santo Borromeus Hospital in Bandung as respondents. In this study, the author also excerpts statements of doctors, nurses, or midwives from various hospitals in videos uploaded on the Youtube channel as part of the research data. The results of this study are that although it does not reach the meaning of redemption, the Covid-19 medical team who experience disappointment, sadness, and concern view the sacrifices made for the lives of others as precious actions so that they continue to strive to provide the best service. Prayers and good teachings taught in religion evoke their motivation and strength to be faithful in their ministry.Di masa pandemi COVID-19, tidak semua tim medis dilibatkan sebagai tim medis COVID-19. Ada syarat-syarat yang harus dipenuhi oleh tim medis untuk bisa terlibat atau dilibatkan di dalam tim medis COVID-19. Banyak hal yang harus mereka korbankan demi pelayanan mereka di rumah sakit. Pengorbanan tidak pernah lepas dari penderitaan. Tujuan artikel adalah: 1) menggali lebih luas dan memahami lebih dalam penderitaan serta pengorbanan yang dialami oleh tim medis; 2) memberikan makna teologis terhadap penderitaan dan pengorbanan mereka dari perspektif Kristiani. Metode yang dipakai dalam penyusunan artikel ini adalah: 1) metode campuran antara metode kualitatif dan kuantitatif dalam proses pencarian data di lapangan, 2) metode teologi kontekstual dengan model sintesis dalam proses pencarian makna dari data yang ditemukan. Temuan-temuan pokok dalam penelitian ini adalah: 1) dari sudut pandang teologi Kristiani, penderitaan yang dialami dan pengorbanan yang dilakukan oleh tim medis COVID-19 dalam pelayanan mereka, apapun agama dan keyakinan mereka, mengambil bagian dalam penebusan dosa yang dilakukan oleh Kristus melalui penderitaan dan wafat-Nya di kayu salib, 2) keselamatan Kristiani adalah bersifat universal yaitu melakukan kehendak Allah, 3) iman Kristiani tanpa melakukan kehendak Allah adalah sia-sia. Kebaruan dalam artikel ini adalah konteks berteologi yaitu konteks pelayanan tim medis COVID-19 di masa pandemi COVID-19
Langenhoven en Stellenbosch
No full textthom-191-a-1-35.pdf created from original manuscript in the HB Thom Collection (MS 191) held in the Manuscripts Section of the Stellenbosch Library and Information Service.Article on Afrikaans author CJ Langenhoven and his connection with Stellenbosch town and the university, written for "Die Burger" newspaper, 10 August 1973
F.m.VIb.55 (1. Decretum Gratiani / 2. Breviarium ad omnes materias in iure canonico inveniendas)
No full text1. Decretum Gratiani / 2. Breviarium ad omnes materias in iure canonico inveniendasLegalCONTENT: Breviarium ad omnes materias in iure canonico inveniendas; Decretum Gratiani cum glossa? AUTHOR: 2. Petrus Ilerdensis; Bernardus Bottonius (Parmensis) also suggested (MPO). DATE: Saec. xiv also suggested (MPO). FROM: 1301 TO: 1400 OTHER NOTES: Also known as: MPO Fr 31055 (CCM Jur AA 190), Fr 29183 (CCM Jur Coll 237). From same codex: CCM Jur Coll 237 (Stockholm, Riksarkivet: Fr 29184 Skeppsgårdshandlingar 32:10 1576 Västervik Peder Jonssons löning; 1 fr., 2 fol.). Also known as: "A", "3"
Magnitude control of commutator errors
No full textNon-uniform filtering of the Navier-Stokes equations expresses itself, next to the turbulent stresses, in additional closure terms known as commutator errors. These terms require explicit subgrid modeling if the non-uniformity of the filter is sufficiently pronounced. We derive expressions for the magnitude of the mean flux, the turbulent stress flux and the commutator error for individual Fourier modes. This gives rise to conditions for the spatial variations in the filter-width and the filter-skewness subject to which the magnitude of the commutator errors can be controlled. These conditions are translated into smoothness requirements of the computational grid, that involve ratios of first -, second - and third order derivatives of the grid mapping
