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Scavo a Tol-e Ajori (Persepolis, Iran)
No full textIn the frame of the activities of the Iranian-Italian Joint Archaeological Mission in Fars, since 2011 Pierfrancesco Callieri is the Italian directore, along with Alireza Askari Chaverdi, of the excavations of the early Achaemenid gate of Tol-e Ajori, which represents a copy in larger dimensions of the Babylon Ishtar gate, still bearing evidence of its decoration in glazed bricks
Pierfrancesco Giambullari accademico Fior. De\u27l sito, fórma, & misúre, déllo Inférno di Dánte
No full textScan of Pierfrancesco Giambullari\u27s Italian work about Alighieri Dante\u27s work, Inferno, published at Florence in 1544. 153 pages, with gatherings in octavo
Oncological and Functional Outcomes of Radical Cystectomy and Orthotopic Bladder Replacement in Women. Editorial comment
No full textDuring the last decades, orthotopic bladder substitution (OBS) after radical cystectomy for bladder cancer in women has been increasingly proposed. Meanwhile, strict patient selection criteria, improved surgical techniques, long-term follow-up in large patient cohorts, and validated evaluation have defined the role of OBS in men. Several issues must be clarified in women: oncological outcome, complication rates, functional results, quality of life, and sexual function. As a matter of fact, the results of OBS in women are substantially unchanged in the last decade as stated in this paper.
From the oncological standpoint, the patient outcome seems objectively satisfactory but selection criteria are different in the published series. Fortunately, the problem of urethra recurrence seems less relevant in properly selected patients.
However several issues are still a matter of debate. Functional results in terms of continence and hypercontinence are still unsatisfactory because the optimal way to reconstruct the pelvic anatomy is still undefined. Early and late complication rates are poorly evaluated. Little data are also available about the quality of life and sexual function.
Validated evaluation criteria in a large patient cohort are needed to objectively evaluate the results and to improve the substantially unchanged results reported in last decade. It's time to move forward!!
«A l’ombre de la pourpre»: l’évolution de la préfecture du prétoire entre le IIIe et le IVe siècle.
No full textBetween the second half of the Third Century and the Constantinian period, praetorian prefecture changed its structure. This change achieved in three stages. Up to the Tetrarchic and post-Tetrarchic period the two prefects act inside the comitatus, each of them serving an Augustus, all residing far from Rome. About 298 AD emperor Diocletian created the agentes uicem praefectorum praetorio (uicarii) as responsibles for the perhaps twelve dioeceses. So, for the first time, he binded the praetorian prefecture to the provincial administration. At last, emperor Constantine, sole Augustus, between 325-326 and 327-330 (by means of two steps) multiplied praetorian prefects’ number from one to five, sent them away (once and for all) from the
comitatus, and put them at the head of the 'regional prefectures’. Having lost their military functions, the prefects became the most important senatorial and civil servants at the top of the dioeceses and provinces.La prefettura del pretorio tra la seconda metà del III secolo e il regno di Costantino ha subito una profonda trasformazione. Essa si è sviluppata attraverso tre fasi. Fino alla piena età tetrarchica i due prefetti del pretorio restarono attivi ciascuno nel comitatus di due o più Augusti coreggenti, che risiedevano definitivamente lontano da Roma. Intorno al 298 Diocleziano pose la prefettura del pretorio a capo degli spazi provinciali con l’istituzione degli agentes uicem praefectorum praetorio (uicarii) al vertice delle nuove diocesi. Infine Costantino unico Augusto, in due momenti (325-326 e 327-330) moltiplicò il numero dei prefetti del pretorio, da uno a cinque, li allontanò definitivamente dal comitatus e li pose a capo delle «prefetture regionali» ; sopprimendo i loro poteri militari, trasformò i prefetti del pretorio nel vertice dell’amministrazione civile periferica.Porena Pierfrancesco. « À l’ombre de la pourpre » : l’évolution de la préfecture du prétoire entre le IIIe et le IVe siècle. In: Cahiers du Centre Gustave Glotz, 18, 2007. pp. 237-262
La piazza
No full textA comparison on some projects of squares for the city of Milan starting from the archival sources of CASVA-Centro di Alti Studi sulle Arti Visive, Milan Municipality. The text is the transcript of a roundtable discussion held at the Politecnico di Milano on October 20, 2015. Other contributors: Francesco Gnecchi-Ruscone, Mariella Brenna, Pierfrancesco Sacerdoti. Cimoli's contribution is mostly based on projects by Luciano Baldessari and Francesco Gnecchi-Ruscone
From Tol-e Takht to the Persian Gulf: Pierfrancesco Callieri and the Landscapes of Ancient Fars
No full textThis paper reviews the achievements of the Joint Iranian-Italian Archaeological Mission in Fars in studying the landscape and urbanism of ancient Fars while suggesting additional interpretations for some of these relevant findings. The paper concludes with a review of two of Pierfrancesco Callieri’s most important remarks on the relationship between water and landscapes
Cantori antichi e moderni
No full textLettura delle "Opinioni de' cantori antichi e moderni" (1727) di Pierfrancesco Tosi: norme di didattica e tecnica vocale, prassi esecutiva, estetica e stile
Ted Polhemus e Pierfrancesco Pacoda, La rivolta dello stile.
No full textTed Polhemus e Pierfrancesco Pacoda, La rivolta dello stile
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