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games , wales has its own national teams, though at the olympic games , welsh athletes compete as part of a great britain team . rugby union is seen as a symbol of welsh identity and an expression of national consciousness. contents etymology history prehistoric origins roman era post-roman era medieval

occupying northumbria to conquer the north. [ ] this alliance later broke down and anarawd came to an agreement with alfred , king of wessex , with whom he fought against the west welsh. according to annales cambriae , in , "anarawd came with the angles and laid waste ceredigion and ystrad tywi ." [ ] medieval...

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dst ) utc+ ( eest ) postal code , , , , area code(s) , , vehicle registration ky website corfu ( /kɔːrˈf(j)uː/ , also us : /ˈkɔːrf(j)uː/ ) or kerkyra ( greek : κέρκυρα, romanized : kérkyra, pronounced [ˈcercira] ( listen ); ancient greek : κόρκυρα, romanized : kórkyra, pronounced [kórkyra] ; medieval

between greek city states until that time. thucydides also reports that korkyra was one of the three great naval powers of fifth century bc greece, along with athens and corinth . [ ] ruins of ancient greek temples and other archaeological sites of the ancient city of korkyra are found in palaiopolis. medieval...

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want to do is first look briefly at some of the factors in the development and maintenance of this binary vision from the crusades through the modern period, and then apply the same method to more recent examples according to norman daniel, "luxury" and "bellicosity" formed a dual image of islam in medieval

of mixing with lesser, darker skinned breeds before continuing this trend into the modern period, i want to go back over this terrain and look at christian and european obsessions and insecurities with sex and violence, and the ways they provided particularly fertile ground for images of muslims. medieval...

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untouchable tradition. [ ] it may not be that they disagree entirely, but i find illich's focus on the notion of auctoritas a significant difference from c.s. lewis's references to the notion of the auctour in the discarded image. lewis speaks of 'the overwhelmingly bookish or clerkly character of medieval

writer, if he possibly can, bases himself on an earlier writer, follows an auctour: preferably a latin one.' [ ] lewis in this passage certainly seems to be speaking of 'weighty authors' and not 'authoritative sentences', and certainly, as an illustration of the 'bookish or clerkly character of medieval...

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." - . in olivia rene constable. medieval iberia: readings from christian, muslim, and jewish sources. (philadelphia, pa: university of pennsylvania press. isbn ), ↑ julia ann clancy-smith. . north africa, islam, and the mediterranean world: from the almoravids to the algerian war.

"the admirable in abridgment of news from the west ( )." - . in olivia rene constable. medieval iberia: readings from christian, muslim, and jewish sources. philadelphia, pa: university of pennsylvania press. isbn . o'connor, i. ....

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connect arterioles and venules (minute veins). among the ancient greeks, the arteries were considered to be "air holders" that were responsible for the transport of air to the tissues and were connected to the trachea. this was as a result of the arteries of the dead being found to be empty. in medieval

times, it was recognized that arteries carried a fluid, called "spiritual blood" or "vital spirits," considered to be different from the contents of the veins. this theory went back to galen . in the late medieval period, the trachea and ligaments were also called "arteries" (shakespeare ). william...

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were removed from the gardens and flung into a dungeon. there they were informed that, if they wished to return to the paradise they had so recently enjoyed it would be at sabbah's discretion, and that they must therefore follow his directions exactly, up to and including murder and self-sacrifice. medieval

crucible, . isbn - - - daftary, farhad. the assassin legends: myths of the isma'ilis. london: i. b. tauris & co. ltd, . lewis, bernard. the assassins: a radical sect in islam new york: basic books, . isbn - - - maalouf, amin. the crusades through arab eyes. schocken, . isbn - meri, josef w., ed. medieval...

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rational psychology and natural theology; ontology examines the existent in general, psychology of the soul as a simple non-extended substance, cosmology of the world as a whole, and rational theology of the existence and attributes of god. wolff's conceptual distinction was succeeded by kant . medieval

ontologists . buffalo ontology site . general philosophy sources stanford encyclopedia of philosophy . the internet encyclopedia of philosophy . paideia project online . project gutenberg . philosophy topics category listings | eastern philosophy · western philosophy | history of philosophy (ancient • medieval...

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the roman world collapsed, literate men acknowledged virgil as a master poet, although they ceased to read him. gregory of tours who read virgil and some other latin poets, nevertheless cautioned, "we ought not to relate their lying fables, lest we fall under sentence of eternal death." surviving medieval

παρθηνιας in greek ) modesty. alternatively, some argue that "vergilius" was altered to "virgilius" by analogy with the latin virga (wand) due to the magical or prophetic powers attributed to virgil in the middle ages. in an attempt to reconcile his pagan background with the high regard in which his medieval...

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somewhere between the th and st century hence making the place an impressive example of the high middle ages about the foundation of a city. the features of the town were later modified to imitate the th century. the old city of bern is a clear example of a city that has been able to conserve its medieval

it the perfect spot to visit while in switzerland. if you like museums then additionally visit the zentrum paul klee. the museum is dedicated to the artist paul klee, and is designed by the italian architect renzo piano. what to see in bern, switzerland: the zytglogge the zytgogge is a landmark medieval...

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