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twenty first president of france, initiated a national cultural project which included a renewal of the library, renovation of musée du louvre , and construction of l'opéra de la bastille. the construction of a new library building was completed in . the library is one of the best libraries for medieval

at the heart of the ancient arsenal of paris. the arsenal itself was founded by king françois i in the sixteenth century, later rebuilt by sully, and expanded by the architect gabriel germain boffrand in the eighteenth century. paulmy had assembled a magnificent collection, particularly rich in medieval...

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regardless of the centrifugal forces that threatened to tear it into pieces throughout its long and war-ridden history. preceded by: presian i knyaz of bulgaria – succeeded by: vladimir see also wikimedia commons has media related to: boris i of bulgaria cyril and methodius notes ↑ who's who in medieval

(ithaca, new york: cornell university press, ) ↑ john v.a. fine, jr. the early medieval balkans: a critical survey from the sixth to the late twelfth century....

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treasure: kitzbuhel is the home of the infamous hahnenkamm world cup ski race every january, but the charming austrian town offers much more than just a death-defying downhill. hide caption of photos: kitzbuhel, austria ski resort guide sparkling gem: kitzbuhel is a former silver mining town and a medieval

klammer did it four times but swiss didier cuche (pictured) holds the record with five wins. hide caption of photos: kitzbuhel, austria ski resort guide chocolate-box charm: away from the madness of race weekend, kitzbuhel is one of the most beautiful settings in the alps with a pretty, cobbled medieval...

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categories (lat. categoriae, greek κατηγορίαι katēgoriai) is a text from aristotle 's organon that enumerates all the possible kinds of thing which can be the subject or the predicate of a proposition . the categories places every object of human apprehension under one of ten categories (known to medieval

from "secondary substances," which are universals. hence, "socrates" is a primary substance, while "man" is a secondary substance. quantity. this is the extension of an object, and may be either discrete or continuous . further, its parts may or may not have relative positions to each other. all medieval...

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the crucifix had begun to show the body of jesus as twisted and bleeding on the cross, as the importance of the incarnation and the humanity of jesus grew. this new crucifix became the centerpiece in many churches and cathedrals, a favored object of contemplation. this may partially be because the medieval

jesus with his arms outstretched and his head bowed and eyes closed, but his body no longer wretched and in pain. in accordance with the prevailing spirit of the day, jesus often displayed serenity and grace. this jesus was nothing less than an optimistic figure, standing in stark contrast with medieval...

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contact between partners, even in cultures which would normally otherwise have strong prohibitions against it. the betrothal period was also considered to be a preparatory time, in which the groom would build a house, start a business, or otherwise prove his readiness to enter adult society. in medieval

handfasting, symbolizing their commitment to each other. many couples choose rings that reflect their spiritual and cultural traditions, while others choose plainer, more conventional wedding rings. notes ↑ betroth , etymology online. retrieved september , . ↑ the canons of the fourth lateran council, , medieval...

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'at whitsun the park was packed with people enjoying the entertainment of the great west riding galas, which were promoted by the bradford hospital and convalescent fund,' writes hardy. historically, parks evolved from english deer parks used by the aristocracy in medieval times for game hunting. these

strictly forbidden for commoners to hunt animals in these deer parks. these game preserves evolved into landscaped parks set around mansions and country houses from the sixteenth century onwards early opportunities for the creation of urban parks in both europe and the united states grew out of medieval...

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'at whitsun the park was packed with people enjoying the entertainment of the great west riding galas, which were promoted by the bradford hospital and convalescent fund,' writes hardy. historically, parks evolved from english deer parks used by the aristocracy in medieval times for game hunting. these

it was strictly forbidden for commoners to hunt animals in these deer parks. these game preserves evolved into landscaped parks set around mansions and country houses from the sixteenth century onwards early opportunities for the creation of urban parks in both europe and the usa grew out of the medieval...

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herbert piel photo by: hangwind castles cloaked in mystery fortunes have been won and lost on the trade routes and rivers of germany since the dawn of recorded history there. with money to be made, flaunted and protected, it's no surprise that the nation has one of the highest concentrations of medieval

particular ghost that dates back to the era of heine's poem. liebenstein castle no, you're not seeing double. hidden beneath the white towers of sterrenburg castle is its sibling, liebenstein castle . today, liebenstein castle is an elegant, family-run hotel offering candle-lit castle dinners and medieval...

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board day mon : jodhpur : heart of rajputana morning : a.m. train arrives at jodhpur railway station after breakfast board ac buses for drive up a meandering hill road to reach th century built mehrangarh fort palace, pride of rathore rajputs, with huge gateways & museum housing unique collection of medieval

reaches khajuraho railway station by a.m. the temples of khajuraho were built over period of years since mid th century & later lost to civilization for over years, perhaps the only reason this display of erotica in stone sculpture survived the conservative muslim rulers & invading hordes during medieval...

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