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television shows and politics. [ ] contents history renaissance and early modern feminists th century women in fascist italy ( ) post-war italian feminism references history[ edit ] renaissance and early modern feminists[ edit ] renaissance thinkers regularly challenged conventional thought from the medieval
period and earlier. humanism became the new way of looking at politics, science, the arts, education, and other fields. humanism pushed aside the medieval christian concept of a hierarchical social order that placed regular citizens in a subservient position relative to members of the clergy. the renaissance...
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dvaita vishishtadvaita other schools pasupata saiva pratyabhijña charvaka gurus, saints, philosophers ancient agastya angiras aruni ashtavakra atri bharadwaja gotama jamadagni jaimini kanada kapila kashyapa pāṇini patanjali raikva satyakama jabala valmiki vashistha vishvamitra vyasa yajnavalkya medieval
and buddhism / and sikhism / and judaism / and christianity / and islam glossary of hinduism terms hinduism portal v t e v t e tirukkural history author elelasingan (disciple) vasuki (wife) dating the work other names parts book of aram book of porul book of inbam grammar kural venba commentaries medieval...
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used the same prime meridian but measured latitude from the equator instead. after their work was translated into arabic in the th century, al-khwārizmī 's book of the description of the earth corrected marinus' and ptolemy's errors regarding the length of the mediterranean sea , [note ] causing medieval
earth. the utm system is not a single map projection but a series of sixty, each covering -degree bands of longitude. the ups system is used for the polar regions, which are not covered by the utm system. stereographic coordinate system[ edit ] further information: stereographic projection during medieval...
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and holstein, as well as the border between the danish and german realms from c. to . although most of schleswig-holstein is geographically part of the peninsula, most german residents there would not identify themselves with jutland or even as jutlanders, but rather with schleswig-holstein. the medieval
politically absorbed into the carolingian empire and abodrites (or obotrites ), a group of wendish slavs who pledged allegiance to charlemagne and who had for the most part converted to christianity , were moved into the area to populate it. [ ] old saxony was later on referred to as holstein . in medieval...
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used the same prime meridian but measured latitude from the equator instead. after their work was translated into arabic in the th century, al-khwārizmī 's book of the description of the earth corrected marinus' and ptolemy's errors regarding the length of the mediterranean sea , [note ] causing medieval
earth. the utm system is not a single map projection but a series of sixty, each covering -degree bands of longitude. the ups system is used for the polar regions, which are not covered by the utm system. stereographic coordinate system[ edit ] further information: stereographic projection during medieval...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geographic_coordinate_system
their chosen design over time). arms become hereditary by the end of the th century, in england by king richard i during the third crusade ( – ). [ ] [ ] burgher arms are used in northern italy in the second half of the th century, and in the holy roman empire by the mid th century. in the late medieval
wikidata has the property: coat of arms (p ) (see uses ) college of arms : repository of the coats of arms and pedigrees of english, welsh, northern irish and commonwealth families and their descendants together with, and in principle under the control of, the legal body the court of chivalry , both medieval...
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dance to death" (a strong, though unequally executed drama), and her last published work (march ), "by the waters of babylon: little poems in prose", which constituted her strongest claim to a foremost rank in american literature. during the same period ( – ), lazarus translated the hebrew poets of medieval
versions of michael sachs and abraham geiger, and wrote articles, signed and unsigned, upon jewish subjects for the jewish press, besides essays on "bar kochba", "henry wadsworth longfellow", "m. renan and the jews", and others for jewish literary associations. [ ] several of her translations from medieval...
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neoplatonic philosophy in the third century ad contributed the development of the concept the supernatural via christian theology in later centuries. [ ] the term nature had existed since antiquity with latin authors like augustine using the word and its cognates at least times in city of god . in the medieval
period, "nature" had ten different meanings and "natural" had eleven different meanings. [ ] peter lombard , a medieval scholastic in the th century, asked about causes that are beyond nature, in that how there could be causes that were god's alone. he used the term praeter naturam in his writings....
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the british isles were "hiberno-norse," with cultural and family connections both to the coastal and island areas of ireland and/or scotland and to norway. the traditional explanation for the exodus from norway is that people were fleeing the harsh rule of the norwegian king harald fairhair , whom medieval
"íslandssaga til okkar daga" sögufélag. [ ] reykjavík. ( ) (in icelandic) isbn - - - byock, jesse. medieval iceland: society, sagas and power university of california press ( ) isbn - - - isbn - - - guðmundur hálfdanarson; "starfsmaður | háskóli íslands" . hug.hi.is. retrieved - - ....
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), meaning "samhain night". the day of november, or the whole festival, may be called lá samhna (irish), là samhna (scottish gaelic) and laa houney (manx), meaning "samhain day". these names all come from the old irish samain or samuin [ˈsaṽɨnj] , the name for the festival held on november in medieval
were mainly a pastoral people, dependent on their herds. [ ] some neolithic passage tombs in ireland are aligned with the sunrise around the times of samhain and imbolc. these include the mound of the hostages (dumha na ngiall) at the hill of tara , [ ] and cairn l at slieve na calliagh . [ ] in medieval...
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