R.P. Doctoris Philippi Aranda ... In primam secundae S. Thomae libri duodecim de homine moraliter et supernaturaliter operante seu Moralis theologiae basis : triplici tractatu fundata : de actibus humanis, de bonitate et malitia et de supernaturalitate

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D. Philippi abbatis Bonae-Spei sacri ordinis Praemonstratensium auctoris disertissimi et D. Bernardi Claraevallensi contemporanei Opera omnia ...

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Philippi Massinii ab Innocentiis I.C. Perusini, ... In secundam codicis partem commentaria, quibus copiosi comprehenduntur tractatus, Bonorum possessionum, Iuris accrescendi, Substitutionum : opus non minus pragmaticorum, quàm ceterorum iuris studiosorum usui accommodatum, accesserunt rerum, & verborum summae, & index locupletissimus, ad excellentiss Mediolanensem Senatum.

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Philippi Melanthonis Opera quae supersunt omnia /

"Annales vitae et indices" (with special t.-p.): v. 28, 3 p.l., 378 p.

Gabrielis Triuorii I.V. doctoris et historiographi regii Obseruatio apologetica : ad inscriptionem orationis ad antecessores Digestis Iustiniani praepositae : aduersus quosdam I.C. & Procopii anecdota ... .

First ed. 1630.

L.D. Gabrielis de Parexa et Quesada ... Praxis edendi sive Tractatus de universa instrumentorum editione ... : tomus primus [-secundus]

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[Caii Crispi Sallustii De coniuratione Catilinae historia. Caii Crispi Sallustii De bello Iugurthino historia. Caii Crispi Sallustii in M. Tul. Ciceronem oratio. M. T. Ciceronis in Crisp. Sallustium oratio. M. T. Ciceronis contra Catilinam oratio prima [-IIII]. Portii Latronis Declamatio contra Lucium Sergium Catilinam. Oratio Lepidi Cons. ad pop. rom. ex libris historiarum C. Crispi Salustii. Oratio L. Philippi in Senatu. Oratio C. Cottae Consulis ad populum. Oratio Macri Tri Pl. ad plebem. Epistola Cn. Pompeii ad Senatum. Rex Mirthridates regi Arsacis. Ad C. Caesarem de Republica ordinanda. Ad C. Caesarem Oratio de Republica ordinanda]

Contiene en las primeras páginas sin numerar: Ex libris Petri Criniti De historia, ac oratoribus Latinis, Sallustii uita. - Rursus alia Sallustii uita, incerto autore. - Iacobi Bononiensis in Catilinam Sallustii annotatiunculae. - Fragmentum Orationis Ciceronis pro M. Caelio.

D. Philippi Soler juriscons. et illmi. advocatorim Matritensis collegii ... Concordia jurisdictionis ecclesiasticae et saecularis : practicae quaestiones enucleatae saepius ab utrisque in jurisdictionum praelio judicibus controversae, & nunc accurate discussae ad explanationem text. in cap. Perniciosam, I. de offic. Jud. ord. : opus novum, in duo volumina sectum ...

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Accipe candidissime lector philippi Beroaldi viri doctissimi in asinum aureu[m]. L. Apulei ex archetypo redimpressa (arte singulariqu[e] in imprimendis libris industria ... Ioannis Philippi) commentaria q[uo]d si probaueris spera te breui hac uenustissima litera eiusdem Floridorum libros cum plerisq[ue] aliis Apulei monumentis q[ue] emendatissime consecuturum ...

CCBE. S. XVI,

Museum antiquitatis studiorum opera Friderici Augusti Wolfii et Philippi Buttmanii. Vol I.

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Acta Philippi /

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Osnabrücker Urkundenbuch. Im Auftrage des Historischen Vereins zu Osnabrücke bearb. und hrsg. von F. Philippi.

Reprint of the edition published in Osnabrück by the society, 1892-1902; v. 4 is original (1902) ed.

Photosynthetic responses of trees in high-elevation forests: comparing evergreen species along an elevation gradient in the Central Andes

Plant growth at extremely high elevations is constrained by high daily thermal amplitude, strong solar radiation and water scarcity. These conditions are particularly harsh in the tropics, where the highest elevation treelines occur. In this environment, the maintenance of a positive carbon balance involves protecting the photosynthetic apparatus and taking advantage of any climatically favourable periods. To characterize photoprotective mechanisms at such high elevations, and particularly to address the question of whether these mechanisms are the same as those previously described in woody plants along extratropical treelines, we have studied photosynthetic responses in Polylepis tarapacana Philippi in the central Andes (18 degrees S) along an elevational gradient from 4300 to 4900 m. For comparative purposes, this gradient has been complemented with a lower elevation site (3700 m) where another Polylepis species (P. rugulosa Bitter) occurs. During the daily cycle, two periods of photosynthetic activity were observed: one during the morning when, despite low temperatures, assimilation was high; and the second starting at noon when the stomata closed because of a rise in the vapour pressure deficit and thermal dissipation is prevalent over photosynthesis. From dawn to noon there was a decrease in the content of antenna pigments (chlorophyll b and neoxanthin), together with an increase in the content of xanthophyll cycle carotenoids. These results could be caused by a reduction in the antenna size along with an increase in photoprotection. Additionally, photoprotection was enhanced by a partial overnight retention of de-epoxized xanthophylls. The unique combination of all of these mechanisms made possible the efficient use of the favourable conditions during the morning while still providing enough protection for the rest of the day. This strategy differs completely from that of extratropical mountain trees, which uncouple light-harvesting and energy-use during long periods of unfavourable, winter conditions.

Deepwater prawns and lobsters off the Kerala coast

Majority of the prawn catch of the Kerala coast comes from the inshore regions within the 10 fathom line. A bottom deposit formed of fine mud rich in humus is found to be the ideal condition for the penaeid prawns. Similarly the lobster is observed in large numbers at localised areas very near the coast in the crevices of rocks. Though it has been observed that prawns and lobsters exist in deep water as well under different conditions, our knowledge about these forms along the Indian coasts is very scanty, being restricted to the works of Spence Bate, Alcock, De Man and Ramadan. Recently, during the cruises of the University Research Vessel Conch off the Kerala Coast (1958-1963) two species of deep water prawns and one species of lobster were collected from depths 100 - 180 fathoms. Of these, Penaeopsis philippi is found in large numbers occupying an almost continuous bed extending from Anjengo to Mangalore, while P. rectacutus has a restricted appearance between Cochin and Calicut. However, some sort of year to year variation has also been observed regarding the abundance of the species at various stations. Peurulus sewelli has a more restricted distribution, the maximum number being found between Puvar and Cochin. Attempt has been made to correlate the occurrence of the species with the hydrological conditions at the bottom and the nature of the substratum. It is observed that Peurulus sewelli occupies a more or less hard bed formed of sand with shell fragments or stones and small percentage of silt, the bottom temperature at the stations varying from 11°C to l4°C. P. sewelli is a more or less permanent inhabitant of the edge of the continental shell off the Kerala Coast worthy of attention for detailed investigation with a view to explore the possibilities of commercial exploitation.