Quibus ex fontibus Ambrosius in describendo corpore humano hauserit. .

Leipzig, Phil. Diss. v. 18. Febr. 1909, Ref. R. Heinze, Bethe.

The life of Merlin, surnamed Ambrosius; his prophecies and predictions interpreted, and their truth made good by our English annals: being a chronographical history of all the kings and memorable passages of this kingdom, from Brute to the reign of King Charles.

Preface, "To the reader," signed: Thomas Heywood.

Fragm. lat. IV 30 - Kommentar zu einer didaktischen Schrift, mit Exempeln aus Valerius Maximus, Ambrosius, den Gesta Romanorum

Trägerband: Inc. qu. 1272; Vorbesitzer: Dominikanerkloster Frankfurt am Main

Vetus Testamentum, pars.

Ce volume a été relié avec le BnF, Ms., Latin 104 pour former une bible complète, mais il semble que ces deux manuscrits ont été réalisés séparément, à une date et par un atelier différent. F. B, plusieurs notes du XIIIe siècle de mains différentes : au centre du feuillet : "Anno MCIII (sic) setagesimo IIII fu la fami per tutto lu mundu, et vauze lu tumenu de lu granu tr. XII" ; "Pahnutius humilis servus vestre sanctitatis".Au bas du feuillet : "Pahnutius humilis servus vestre sanctitatis" ; "Religioso viro venerabili abbati Santi Stephani de Nemore, salutem in Domino" ; "apnutius". F. 1, titre du XIIIe siècle : "Incipit epistula sancti Jeronimi presbiteri ad Paulinum de studio Scripturarum." Le manuscrit contient : Genesis (4) ; Exodus (20v) ; Levit. (34) ; Numeri (44v) ; Deuteron. (59) ; Josue (73) ; Judices (81v) ; Ruth (90) ; Reg. I-IV (91) ; Isaias (136) ; Jeremias (152) ; Baruch (170v) ; Jeremiae Lament. et Oratio (173, 174v) ; Ezechiel (175) ; Daniel (191v) ; XII Proph. min. (199).Avec prologues et « capitula » (sauf aux f. 90, 136, 152, 175, 192 et 199) . Quelques leçons en marge. F. 1-3v: Frater Ambrosius tua mihi munuscula perferens destulit...-... scripti sunt libri in latinum eos transferre sermonem. Explicit prefatio.F. 3v, tablesF. 4-124. "In principio creavit Deus caelum et terram ...-... et percutiam terram anathemate. Explicit Malachias propheta.

[Recueil composite].

Contient : S. Ambrosius, De officiis ; Fragments d'un antiphonaire

Vitae

Albinus Andegavensis (251v).Alexander, Eventius et Theodulus (333v).Alexander episcopus Alexandrie (243).Amandus (194v).Amator Autissiodorensis (319v).Ambrosius (290v).Ananias (170v).Ancolianus (206v).Andeolus (314).Archadius (32).Athanasius (326v).Austregisilus Bituricensis (363).Baltildis (135).Baudelius (361).Bonitus (38v).Concordius (2).Crucis inventio (332).Decem millia mart. (239v).Eufrasia (213).Eutropius (313)Faustinus et Jobitta (229v).Felix, Fortunatus et Achilleus (296v).Felix Nolanus (33v).Felix Tubitanensis episcopus (36v).Fidolus (355).Fileas (189).Focas (255v).Fructuosus, Augurius et Eulogius (109v).Fulgencius (7).Gengulphus (343).Gennulphus (74v).Georgius (296).Grisogonus (269v).Honoratus Arelatensis (54).Hugo Gratianopolitanus (273v).lgnacius (178v).Jacobus minor (313v).Johannes Chrysostomus (145).Johannes presb. et conf. (175v).Juliana (236v).Julianus Cenomanensis (138v).Launomarus (101).Leobardus reclusus (98).Lucianus Antiochensis (24v).Lucianus Belvacensis (26v).Mapalicus (295).Marcellus papa (48v).Marciana (30v).Marcus ev. (305).Martina (2v).Maurus (174).Melanius Redonensis (21v).Pachomius (353v).Pancracius (342).Patroclus (111).Perpetus et Felicitas (260).Petrus et Andreas, Paulus et Dionysius (354).Petrus Balsamus (19v).Philemon, Choraula et Arrianus (262).Policarpus (128, 130).Poncius (347).Prejectus et Marinus (124).Quadraginta martyres (266v).Quiriacus episcopus (339).Richarius (309).Ricmarus (94v).Robertus abbas (299).Saturninus (223).Savinianus (122).Scolastica (207).Severinus (210).Sigismundus (318).Siviardus (254).Speusippus, Eleusippus et Meleusippus (67).Theodosia (285).Theogenes (20).Timotheus (114).Tirsus (161).Torpes (357v).Trifon (183).Victor et Corona (351v).Vincentius (115).Vincentius, Oruncius et Victor (118).

Vitae sancti

Agericus Virdunensis (71). Aigulfus (134v). Albanus (220). Alexander episcopus et m. (184v). Amancius (212v). Ambrosius Caturcensis (69). Andreas (140). Antidius Bisuntinus (79). Attalus abbas (63). Augustinus (228v). Baomirus (211v). Benedicta (283). Bonifacius (35). Calixtus (286v). Cantius, Cantianus et Cantianilla (252). Caraunus (19). Carilefus (188). Catherina (173). Chrisantus et Daria (199). Christina (221). Ciricus et Julita (44v). Clemens (255v). Crispinus (293v). Decem millia mart. (52). Desiderius Lingonensis (1). Donatianus et Rogatianus (2v). Ebrulfus abbas (168). Eulalia (239v). Eusebius presb. (215). Felix et Adauctus (228). Felix papa et m. (214v). Ferreolus et Ferrutio (218). Fides (275v). Fides, Spes et Garitas (199v). Florentinus (95). Fotinus et Blandina (26v). Fronto (295v). Germanus Parisiensis (14, 87). Gervasius et Protasius (48). Gildardus (112v). Herasmus (31v). Honorina (195v). Isicius (210v). Januarius (288v). Julianus et Basilissa (203). Justina et Ciprianus (262). Lambertus (242). Leonardus (303v). Lucas (253v, 291). Lupus Senonensis (184). Machutus (173v). Maiolus (107). Marcellus m. (57v). Marcellus papa (224v). Mauricius (205v, 248v, 256). Maxentius (56). Maximinus (22v). Maximus m. (86v). Medardus (38). Mennas (312). Nicolaus (99, 162v). Pachomius (116v). Parthenius et Calocerus (217). Petrus m. et episcopus (203). Piaton (273v). Quintinus (202, 298v). Sabina (227v). Sanso (149v). Saturninus (161). Sergius et Bachus (277v). Symphorianus (254v). Thecla (208v, 261). Theobaldus (59v). Urbanus Lingonensis (65v). Urbanus papa (5). Valerius Lingonensis. (83).

Vitae sanctorum

Adrianus m. (23v). Alexis (233v). Ambrosius (134). Andreas (92). Audoenus (140v). Aurea (63v). Bartholomeus (2). Bricius (83v). Cecilia (84). Chrisancius et Daria (202). Clemens m. (89v). Clodowaldus (20v). Columba (212). Cornelius papa (34v). Cosmas et Damianus (44). Crucis exaltatio (33). Cyprianus episcopus Carthaginensis (35). Egidius (17v). Eligius (156). Eufemia (35v, 242). Eufrorisa (212v). Eugenia (206). Eulalia (211). Eustachius (199). Evurcius (142). Exuperius (138). Felix et germana ejus Regula (237v). Franciscus (176). Fuscianus, Gencianus et Victoricus (162v). Genovefa (145). Georgius, Aurelius et Natalia (4v). Gorgonius (30). Grisogonus (91). Guillelmus archiepiscopus (107). Hilarius Pictavensis auctore Fortunato (111). Katherina (150). Jacinthus m. (33). Jeronimus (47v). Johannes Baptiste decollatio (9). Julianus m. (223v). Laurentius conf. auctore Johanne Cardinali (188). Leodegarius m. (58v). Lucia (164). Lupus episcopus (15v). Macra (222v). Maglorius (68v). Marcellus episcopus (80). Marie nativitas (28v). Maria Egyptiaca (246v). Martina (215v). Matheus (39). Mauricius (42v). Medericus (12). Michael (46). Nicolaus episcopus (94). Pantaleo (238). Pelagia (235). Quintinus (77v). Remigius (51). Sabina (245). Simeon (220v). Simon et Judas (74). Sulpicius (122). Theodorus (82). Thomas Cantuariensis (165v). Thomas apost. (100). Undecim millia virgines (171). Ursinus (147).

Vies des saints.

"Abdon (63); Alexander (101v); Ambrosius (167v); Andreas (160v); Apollinaris (49); Bartholomeus (98v); Benedictus (38v); Bricius (145); Calixtus (124v); Cecilia (147); Christophorus (55v); Ciriacus (81v); Clemens (150); Cornelius (111); Donatus (80v); Felix presbyter (106v); Felix et Fortunatus (93); Firmus (82); Genesius (101); Gervasius (21v); Grisogonus (160); Hermechoras (42v); Hermes (102v); Hieronymus (122); Hippolytus (92v); Jacobus (52v); Johannes Bapt. (63v, 104v); Johannes et Paulus (26); Laurentius (88); Lucas (125); Lucia (174v); Machabei (77v); Marcellinus et Petrus (8); Maria (94, 107v); Maria Magdalena (48); Martinus (137); Matthaeus (113); Maximus (4v); Michael (116v); Nazarius et Celsus (60); Nereus (2); Nicolaus (165); omnes sancti (131); Petronilla (7); Petrus et Paulus (31; cf. 74); Praxedes (5v, 47v); Primus et Fellicianus (12); Processus (34v); Quiricus et Jolitta (46); Septem fratres (37); Silvester (178v); Simon et Judas (127); Simplicius (62); Sixtus (79v); Stephanus papa (78v); Thomas apost. (176); Tiburtius (92); Vitius (16); Zenon" (169v).

Bis(3-endo-camphoryl)phosphinic acid, a non-racemic helical supramolecular host with aquapores

Bis(3-endo-camphoryl)phosphinic acid (1) was prepared by the reaction of the lithium enolate of D-(+)-camphor and phosphorous trichloride followed by an oxidative work up. Compound 1 crystallizes from wet toluene as monohydrate 1·H2O, which was investigated by X-ray crystallography. Molecules of 1 are associated by strong hydrogen bonds giving rise to the formation of a supramolecular helix. The interior channel of the helix is filled by a one-dimensional (1D) string of water molecules that are also associated by hydrogen bonding. The 1D string adopts a twisted zigzag conformation. Although the hydrogen bond networks are not cross-linked both the screw of the helix and the twist of the 1D string of water molecules are left-handed (M) and controlled by the chiral camphoryl residues situated on the exterior of the helix. The overall supramolecular structure is strongly reminiscent of aquaporin-1, a significant membrane-channel protein responsible for the transport of water into the cells.

Metabolic Effects of the Ingestion of Different Fructose Sources in Rats

Introduction: Fructose is a simple carbohydrate that should be ingested in a restricted manner. However, current data suggest increased daily consumption of fructose which may lead to an increased incidence of diseases such as obesity, diabetes and co-morbidities associated with excess weight. Thus, the objective of the present study was to assess the effect of the ingestion of different fructose sources on weight gain, glycemia and serum triglyceride levels in rats.Methods: The study was conducted on male Wistar rats divided into 5 groups according to the source and concentration of fructuse (ingested ad libitum in liquid form).Results: Drink intake was increased and chow consumption was reduced in all groups compared to control (p<0.05). The animals of the groups receiving 10 and 20% fructose solutions showed increased triglyceride levels and the 20% group also showed weight gain. The exaggerate consumption of fructose promotes a reduced consumption of chow, an increase in serum triglyceride levels, and weight gain in some animals.

Maternal-Fetal Outcome, Lipid Profile and Oxidative Stress of Diabetic Rats Neonatally Exposed to Streptozotocin

Background: There is no evidence about the integrated issue on glycemia, lipid profile, oxidative stress, and anomaly frequency of pregnant diabetic rats neonatally exposed to streptozotocin.Objective: Evaluating the impact of hyperglycemia in diabetic rats neonatally exposed to streptozotocin on maternal reproductive and fetal outcomes and the relationship with lipid profile and maternal oxidative stress.Material and Methods: Ten 90-day-old female Wistar rats were mated to obtain offspring. Some of these newborns received streptozotocin (70 mg/kg, i.p. - n5-STZ group) and the remainder given only citrate buffer (control group) on their day 5 of life. At adult life, these rats (n =13 animals/group) were mated and, at day 21 of pregnancy, they were killed to obtain a maternal blood samples for biochemical determinations. The gravid uterus was weighed with its contents and fetuses were analyzed.Results: At day 0 of pregnancy, glycemic means of n5-STZ rats were significantly greater compared to those of control rats, but presented fetuses classified as small for pregnancy age. The n5-STZ rats showed increased total cholesterol, triglycerides, MDA concentrations, lower SOD activity and increased frequency fetal visceral anomalies as compared to the control group.Conclusion: This study showed that the experimental model used led to mild hyperglycemia during pregnancy, although it did not lead to increased macrosomic fetus rates. The hyperglycemic maternal environment caused metabolic alterations, including increased triglyceride and total cholesterol concentrations, and elevated oxidative stress, contributing to increase fetal visceral anomalies.

Genotoxicity and Fetal Abnormality in Streptozotocin-Induced Diabetic Rats Exposed to Cigarette Smoke Prior to and during Pregnancy

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

Genotoxicity Evaluation in Severe or Mild Diabetic Pregnancy in Laboratory Animals

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Early Pancreas Transplant Improves Motor Nerve Conduction in Alloxan-Induced Diabetic Rats

The purpose of this study was to assess the temporal relationship between pancreas transplant and the development of electrophysiological changes in the sciatic and caudal nerves of alloxan-induced diabetic rats. Nerve conduction studies were performed in diabetic rats subjected to pancreas transplantation at 4, 12, and 24 weeks after diabetes onset, using nondiabetic and untreated diabetic rats as controls. Nerve conduction data were significantly altered in untreated diabetic control rats up to 48 weeks of follow-up in all time points. Rats subjected to pancreas transplantation up to 4 and 12 weeks after diabetes onset had significantly increased motor nerve conduction velocity with improvement of wave amplitude, distal latency, and temporal dispersion of compound muscle action potential in all follow-up periods (P<0.05); these parameters remained abnormal when pancreas transplantation were performed late at 24 weeks. Our results suggest that early pancreas transplant (at 4-12 weeks) may be effective in controlling diabetic neuropathy in this in vivo model.