Theodori Gazae introductionis grammaticae libri quatuor : una cum interpretatione latina, eorum usui dicati, qui vel citra praeceptoris operam graecari cupiunt.

Adams,

Aristotelis Stagiritae libri omnes : quibus historia, partes, incessus, motus, generatioque animalium, atq[ue], etiam plantarum naturae breuis descriptio, pertractantur : quorum seriem, nominaq[ue]; interpretum versa pagina indicabit ; tomus quartus /

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Theophrasti De historia et causis plantaru[m] libri quindecim /

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Les instructions de Saint Dorothée pere de l'Eglise greque ...

ICCU.

Aeneas Gazaeus et Zacharias Mitylenaeus de immortalitate animae et mundi consummatione ad codices recensuit Barthii Tarini Ducaei;

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Anecdota græca e Regia parisiensi, & e veneta S. Marci bibliothecis deprompta

The [Iōnia (romanized form)] (or Violarium) is now ascribed to Kōnstantinos Palaiokappa. The "Diatriba" contains selections from Greek authors, mainly grammarians and scholiasts, including Jamblichus, Porphyrius, Procopius of Gaza, Choricius, and Herodianus.

CRISTIANISMO ETÍOPE A PARTIR DA EXPERIÊNCIA ÉTNICA NARRADA EM ATOS 8, 26-40

Torna-se muito importante demonstrar as experiências cristãs que existiram e coexistiram juntas ou/e imersas nas culturas extrapalestinenses e que exerceram protagonismo no anúncio do querigma. São experiências cristãs vividas e realizadas no período do cristianismo primitivo, e que, sem dúvida, contribuíram significativamente para o seu processo de expansão. Apresentamos a perícope Atos 8,26-40. Trata-se do episódio de Filipe e o Etíope. Acontece um deslocamento do eixo geográfico-missionário de Samaria ao caminho que desce de Jerusalém a Gaza , retornando a Cesaréia. O texto abre o horizonte das experiências cristãs a outros povos e nações, representadas nesta perícope pela figura do Etíope eunuco. Partindo de Atos 8,26-40, na perspectiva da redação lucana como ponto de partida, por meio dos procedimentos exegéticos e dos recursos histórico- literários, apoiado no referencial teórico dos conceitos de etnicidade e fronteiras étnicas, nós pretendemos investigar a possibilidade de uma experiência cristã vivenciada na Etiópia, que se constrói etnicamente desde as identidades que interagem na perícope e que apontam ao imaginário do universo simbólico do Etíope. Assim, resgataremos na exegese bíblica pautas hermenêuticas para a nossa prática teológico-bíblica-pastoral no horizonte das identidades e fronteiras étnicas do universo afro americano e caribenho.

First impressions and perceived roles: Palestinian perceptions on foreign aid

This paper summarizes some results of a wider research on foreign aid that was conducted in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in 2010. It seeks to describe the impressions and feelings of Palestinian aid beneficiaries as well as the roles and functions they attached to foreign aid. To capture and measure local perceptions on Western assistance a series of individual in depth interviews and few focus group interviews were conducted in the Palestinian territories. The interview transcripts were processed by content analysis. As research results show — from the perspective of aid beneficiaries — foreign aid is more related to human dignity than to any economic development. All this implies that frustration with the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict inevitably embraces the donor policies and practices too.

Israel, You Rascals

Mark Steel started doing stand-up in 1982 in England, around the circuit of bizarre gigs, going on after jugglers and escapologists and people that banged nails into their ear. Then came the Comedy Store and Jongleurs and getting bottled off at The Tunnel, and then a regular slot on Radio 4′s Loose Ends, where he met Joseph Heller, Christopher Lee and Gary Glitter. He did 4 series of ‘The Mark Steel Solution’, one for Radio 5 and the others on Radio 4, and a radio series about cricket, which provoked a whole page of fury in the Daily Express. He presented three series of a sports programme called ‘Extra Time’ which he was very proud of, especially as it went out on Tuesday nights on Radio 5 to possibly no listeners whatsoever. Then there was four series of the lectures on Radio 4, a book called ‘It’s Not a Runner Bean’, another one called ‘Reasons to be Cheerful’, and 3 television series of the lectures on BBC 4 and BBC 2. He has done weekly columns in Socialist Worker, the Guardian and the Independent. He has written a book called ‘Vive le Revolution’, and has been on various panel shows like Have I Got News For You and QI, and on Room 101, and on Question Time he says that he “got very confused when I insulted a member of the Tory shadow cabinet, and afterwards he said I was splendid and invited me for a drink.” And he’s spoken at lots of demonstrations and union meetings and protests, and appeared at quite a few benefits. This essay originally appeared on his website: http://marksteelinfo.com/blog/.

De nuevo el horóscopo de Constantinopla

Los Horóscopos para la fundación de ciudades, como el de Constantinopla, cuentan con una larga tradición esencialmente literaria (Roma, Alejandría, Seleucia del Tigris), pero también técnica (Antioquía, Gaza, Cesarea, Neápolis, Bagdad, El Cairo). Se trata de horóscopos ficticios, probablemente todos ellos, en los que se observan con cierto rigor las prescripciones de los astrólogos concernientes a la fundación de ciudades (tema sobre el que nos hemos ocupado en MHNH, 4 (2004) 173-196) y, en algunos casos, se tienen en cuenta las circunstancias culturales, políticas, económicas, militares y el destino final de esas ciudades (cuando el horóscopo se levanta a posteriori). En el caso de Constantinopla, teniendo en cuenta las valiosas aportaciones de Preger (1901) y, sobre todo, de Pingree (1977) que estudian diversas cuestiones de carácter paleográfico y cronológico concernientes a los distintos horóscopos que conservados a propósito de su fundación, nosotros evaluaremos la adecuación de las posiciones zodiacales y planetarias a las instrucciones dadas por los tratados astrológicos en relación con la carta astral más favorable para tal propósito.

Appropriate technologies and natural systems for wastewater treatment in low- and middle-income countries

Wastewater management is an environmental and social burden that primarily affects populations in Low- and Middle-Income Countries and the global environment. Wastewater collection, treatment, and reuse have become urgent, especially considering that 80% of the world's wastewater is untreated or improperly treated and discharged directly into water bodies. In recent years, the role of wastewater treatment plants in a sustainable water cycle has become even more critical, as they are the final destination of the collected wastewater. Indeed, the management of wastewater treatment plants should play an essential role in achieving SDG target 6.3 of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for SD. In this context, water reuse, especially wastewater reuse, plays a key role. This research focuses on investigating the valorization of wastewater resources applying Appropriate Technologies and Natural Systems for wastewater treatment in two different Low- and Middle-Income Countries, the Palestinian Territories and Sub-Saharan Africa. The research objectives are: (1) Determine the characteristics and quality of wastewater in the two case studies analysed. (2) Identify Appropriate Technology to be used in the Palestinian Territories to treat wastewater for reuse in agriculture. (3) Assess the environmental, economic, and social impacts of this project. (4) Assess the feasibility of using natural wetlands for household wastewater treatment in Sub-Saharan region. The first study, conducted in Rafah, Gaza Strip, showed that implementing existing primary treatment plant with a natural secondary treatment plant properly optimized the wastewater quality for reuse in agriculture and was suitable for the study area. The second case study was conducted in Cape Coast, Ghana. It shows that the natural wetland studied is currently overly polluted and threatened by various anthropogenic factors that cannot remove pollutants from the incoming domestic wastewater. Therefore, some recommendations were made in order to improve the efficiency of this natural wetland.