Decreto de ereccion, constituciones, dotación, govierno y enseñanza del Seminario Conciliar Real de la Purísima Concepción de María Santísima y Santo Thoribio Alfonso Mogrovejo, erigido en la ciudad de Teruel /

En p. [3] consta "Nota: se han añadido à esta obra las cedulas y ordenes reales expedidas en su razon ... omitiendose la de 14 de agosto de 1768. por estar yà impresa en la Coleccion de Providencias"

Introduccion a la vida devota de S. Francisco de Sales obispo y principe de Geneva fundador de la Visitacion de S. Maria /

"Exercicio espiritual : que contiene poderosos medios de assegurar la salvacion, y preservarse de las recaidas por una vida perfecta, y constante enmienda de vida" cn portada y nuemracion propia: "En Barcelona : por Antonio Ferrer, y Balthasar Ferrer, libreros"

D. Paciani episcopi barcilonensis Opera quae extant = Obras de San Paciano Obispo de Barcelona /

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El perfecto Sacerdote, : formado con algunas ... oportunas reflexiones las mismas que en los cinco dias del devoto quinario a S. Juan Nepomuceno ... hace sobre la vida de este prodigioso Santo ... D. Juan de Jove ...

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Introducción a la vida devota de San Francisco de Sales, Obispo y Príncipe de Ginebra, fundador de la Orden de la Visitación de Santa María /

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Carta pastoral que ... Don Manuel Frayle, Obispo de Sigüenza ... circula al venerable Dean y Cabildo y á los respetables Vicarios, Arciprestes, Párrocos y demas sacerdotes y Eclesiásticos de su Diócesis...[y otras obras]

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Manifiesto del Obispo de Orense á la nacion española...[y otras obras]

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Tou en hagiois patros emon Athanasiou Ta deuterais phrontisin euriskomena = Sancti Patris Nostri Athanasii Opuscula secundis curis reperta et antehac inedita.

Contiene según verso de la antep.: Santi Athanasii ... Opuscula secundis curis reperta & antehac inedita. Cosmae Indicopleustae Christianorum opinio de Mundo, sive Topographia Christiana. Eusebii Commentaria in Hesaiam.

Petrus Hispanus O.P. Auctor Summularum (III) ¿”Petrus Alfonsi” o “Petrus Ferrandi”?

Este artículo pretende ser complemento y continuación de mis anteriores trabajos sobre la figura de Petrus Hispanus O. P., Auctor Summularum. Comienzo presentando algunos nuevos documentos relacionados con las cuestiones ya examinadas en mis artículos de 1997 y 2001. A continuación, me ocupo de las cuestiones aplazadas en el artículo de 2001: los problemas relativos a la figura de “Petrus Ferrandi” y su posible relación con el “auctor Summularum”, así como los argumentos de Tugwell contra la hipótesis de la posible identidad de estas dos figuras, examinados ahora desde la perspectiva del autor de la Legenda prima. Tras analizar testimonios procedentes de muy diversos ámbitos, afirmo, por una parte, que la hipótesis de la identidad entre “Petrus Ferrandi” y “Petrus Hispanus” podría ser correcta y, por otra parte, que no hay argumentos concluyentes que obliguen a afirmar con seguridad que el autor de la Legenda prima es Pedro Ferrando. Aunque los análisis no permiten por el momento determinar si es “Petrus Alfonsi” o “Petrus Ferrandi” el “auctor Summularum”, los testimonios recogidos y las conexiones establecidas contribuirán, sin duda, a orientar futuras investigaciones en torno a la figura de “Petrus Hispanus”.

New insights from IODP Expedition 340 offshore Montserrat: First drilling of large volcanic island landslides

Montserrat now provides one of the most complete datasets for understanding the character and tempo of hazardous events at volcanic islands. Much of the erupted material ends up offshore, and this offshore record may be easier to date due to intervening hemiplegic sediments between event beds. The offshore dataset includes the first scientific drilling of volcanic island landslides during IODP Expedition 340, together with an unusually comprehensive set of shallow sediment cores and 2-D and 3-D seismic surveys. Most recently in 2013, Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) dives mapped and sampled the surface of the main landslide deposits. This contribution aims to provide an overview of key insights from ongoing work on IODP Expedition 340 Sites offshore Montserrat.Key objectives are to understand the composition (and hence source), emplacement mechanism (and hence tsunami generation) of major landslides, together with their frequency and timing relative to volcanic eruption cycles. The most recent major collapse event is Deposit 1, which involved ~1.8 km cubed of material and produced a blocky deposit at ~12-14ka. Deposit 1 appears to have involved not only the volcanic edifice, but also a substantial component of a fringing bioclastic shelf, and material locally incorporated from the underlying seafloor. This information allows us to test how first-order landslide morphology (e.g. blocky or elongate lobes) is related to first-order landslide composition. Preliminary analysis suggests that Deposit 1 occurred shortly before a second major landslide on the SW of the island (Deposit 5). It may have initiated English's Crater, but was not associated with a major change in magma composition. An associated turbidite-stack suggests it was emplaced in multiple stages, separated by at least a few hours and thus reducing the tsunami magnitude. The ROV dives show that mega-blocks in detail comprise smaller-scale breccias, which can travel significant distances without complete disintegration. Landslide Deposit 2 was emplaced at ~130ka, and is more voluminous (~8.4km cubed). It had a much more profound influence on the magmatic system, as it was linked to a major explosive mafic eruption and formation of a new volcanic centre (South Soufriere Hills) on the island. Site U1395 confirms a hypothesis based on the site survey seismic data that Deposit 2 includes a substantial component of pre-existing seafloor sediment. However, surprisingly, this pre-existing seafloor sediment in the lower part of Deposit 2 at Site U1395 is completely undeformed and flat lying, suggesting that Site U1395 penetrated a flat lying block. Work to date material from the upper part of U1396, U1395 and U1394 will also be summarised. This work is establishing a chronostratigraphy of major events over the last 1 Ma, with particularly detailed constraints during the last ~250ka. This is helping us to understand whether major landslides are related to cycles of volcanic eruptions.

Submarine record of volcanic island construction and collapse in the Lesser Antilles arc: First scientific drilling of submarine volcanic island landslides by IODP Expedition 340

IODP Expedition 340 successfully drilled a series of sites offshore Montserrat, Martinique and Dominica in the Lesser Antilles from March to April 2012. These are among the few drill sites gathered around volcanic islands, and the first scientific drilling of large and likely tsunamigenic volcanic island-arc landslide deposits. These cores provide evidence and tests of previous hypotheses for the composition and origin of those deposits. Sites U1394, U1399, and U1400 that penetrated landslide deposits recovered exclusively seafloor sediment, comprising mainly turbidites and hemipelagic deposits, and lacked debris avalanche deposits. This supports the concepts that i/ volcanic debris avalanches tend to stop at the slope break, and ii/ widespread and voluminous failures of preexisting low-gradient seafloor sediment can be triggered by initial emplacement of material from the volcano. Offshore Martinique (U1399 and 1400), the landslide deposits comprised blocks of parallel strata that were tilted or microfaulted, sometimes separated by intervals of homogenized sediment (intense shearing), while Site U1394 offshore Montserrat penetrated a flat-lying block of intact strata. The most likely mechanism for generating these large-scale seafloor sediment failures appears to be propagation of a decollement from proximal areas loaded and incised by a volcanic debris avalanche. These results have implications for the magnitude of tsunami generation. Under some conditions, volcanic island landslide deposits composed of mainly seafloor sediment will tend to form smaller magnitude tsunamis than equivalent volumes of subaerial block-rich mass flows rapidly entering water. Expedition 340 also successfully drilled sites to access the undisturbed record of eruption fallout layers intercalated with marine sediment which provide an outstanding high-resolution data set to analyze eruption and landslides cycles, improve understanding of magmatic evolution as well as offshore sedimentation processes.

Osmolality electrolyte and carbohydrate type and oral rehydration solutions: A controlled study to compare the efficacy of two commercially available solutions (osmolalities 240 mmol/L and 340 mmol/L)

An open-label, inpatient study was undertaken to compare the efficacy of two oral rehydration solutions (ORS) given randomly to children aged 1-10 years who had acute gastroenteritis with mild or moderate dehydration (n = 45). One solution contained 60 mmol/L sodium and 1.8% glucose, total osmolality 240 mosm/l (gastrolyte, Rhone-poulenc, Rorer) and the other contained 26 mmol/l sodium, 2.7% glucose and 3.6% sucrose, total osmolality 340 mOsm/l (Glucolyte, Gilseal). Analysis of data indicated that Gastrolyte therapy resulted in significantly fewer episodes and volume of vomiting over all time periods in comparison to Glucolyte and significantly less stool volume during the first 8 h and in the 0-24 h period. The differences between treatments in degree of dehydration at each follow-up period, duration of diarrhea, and duration of hospital stay were not significant. No adverse drug reactions occurred. Six patients received intravenous rehydration treatment and were considered treatment failures. We conclude that oral rehydration therapy is safe and efficacious in the management of dehydration in acute diarrhoea and that the lower osmolar rehydration solution has clinically marginal advantages.

Thermal expansion of irradiated nylon-6 from 10 K to 340 K

Thermal expansion of irradiated nylon-6 has been studied in the temperature range 10 to 340 K using a three-terminal capacitance bridge technique. Irradiation is carried out using cobalt-60 gamma-rays up to 500 Mrad dosage. Radiation enhances chain scission over crosslinking. alpha increases from 0 to 250 Mrad between 10 to 340 K and not much variation is observed between 250 to 500 Mrad for samples from 10 to 250 K.

Thermal expansion of irradiated polyvinyl chloride from 10 K to 340 K

The coefficient of thermal expansion is measured for irradiated Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) from 10K to 340K. The samples of PVC are irradiated, up to 500 Mrad in steps of 100 Mrad, in air at room temperature by using Co gamma rays with a dose rate of 0.3 Mrad/h. The PVC is an amorphous sample which is confirmed by X-ray diffraction. The coefficient of thermal expansion is found to decrease with radiation dose from 10K to 110K and it increaseswith radiation dose from 110K to 340K. The results are explained on the basis of radiation induced degradation of the sample.

Estudio preliminar de la utilizacion del aceite y resina de Neem (Azadirachta indica A. Juss) en el tratamiento de la sarna Psoroptica equina en la comarca Pilar del municipio de Santo Domingo, departamento de Chontales

El presente estudio se realizó en la finca "El Porvenir" ubicada en los 12°15' de latitud norte y 85"04' de longitud oeste, en el municipio de Santo Domingo departamento de Chontales, el clima es de sabana tropical con temperaturas entre 25 a 27"C. La duración del experimento fue de 18 días a partir de la selección e identificación de los animales bajo los tratamientos evaluados. Con el objetivo de comparar el efecto del aceite y resina de Neem al 40 % versus lvermectina pasta al 1% en el control de la sama Psoróptica equina. Se utilizó un Diseño Completamente al Azar (D.C.A.). Se seleccionaron 21 equinos con edades promedios de 1O a l 5 años, estos se dividieron en 3 grupos, cada grupo formado por 7 equinos por tratamiento, Tratamiento P: Ivermectina pasta 1% a razón de lg por cada 100 kg de peso vivo, vía oral. Tratamiento A:aceite de Neem acaricida tópico botánico a base de aceite de Neem, se aplicó vía tópica un promedio de 20 mi por cada animal. Tratamiento R: resina de Neem, acaricida tópico botánico a base de resina de Neem, se aplicó vía tópica, un promedio de 20 mi por cada equino. A los equinos se les realizó un examen clinico al inicio del ensayo y a los 14 días post aplicación, se utilizó el diagnóstico clínico y sintomatológico para evaluar el comportamiento de los tratamientos. Para cuantificar las reducciones de las lesiones se utilizaron tres variables: detención, reducción y control de las lesiones. Los tratamientos con Neem aceite y resina al 400/o arrojaron los siguientes resultados: Aceite 40% logró alcanzar un 100% del control de las lesiones y la resina alcanzó 86%. La Ivermectina pasta 1% sólo alcanzó la reducción de las lesiones en un 100%. Entre los tres tratamientos, el que dio mejores resultados fue el aceite de Neem al 40% con un porcentaje de eficiencia en el control de la sama equina en un 100%.