993 resultados para Cassidorus , Flavius Magnus Aurelius,
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Claude Joly, chantre de Notre-Dame, a inscrit sa signature au f. 2v (XVIIe s.). Ce ms. a appartenu à la cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris, dont il porte l'ex-libris "A la bibliotheque de l'Eglise de Paris" (XVIIe s., f. 2v). Notre-Dame.
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Figures et blasons dessinés et peints.
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Contient : « [Ci fine] li livres des VII. Sages de Romme et de la marrastre quy fu arse. Et commence li livres de Marqués. Comment Dyoclesiens regna après la mort de son pere en grant painne. — A Romme ot jadis I. empereeur qui ot nom Dyoclesiens. Li empereres fu viex... » ; « ... puis vesquirent ensamble par grant amour toute leur vie et pesyblement. — Explycit. Icy finne le rommanz et la vie de Marqués le seneschal de Romme » ; « Ci commence li livres de l'empereeur Fyseus, quy [fu] fuilz à l'empereeur Dyoclesyens, quy ot moult à faire tant comme il vesquy en ce siecle. — Après ce que li empereres Dyoclesiens si fu mors, regna li fuilz, qui ot a non Fiseus... » ; « ... Si me vueil à tant taire de eulz, car plus n'en parole l'istoire. — Ci fine li livres de Marqués le seneschal de Romme et de Laurin son filz, empereeur de Constentinoble » ; « Ci commence li livres de Cassidorus, empereour de Constentinoble. — Pour ce que li pluisour ont oy et oent encores volentiers contes desrimez... » ; « ... et venir à ce que li rois d'Arragon fist après ce que il s'en repaira, si comme vous avez oy. — [Comment li rois d'Arragon fu desconfis et sa gent occise devant le chastel d'Aquarie, fors que aucuns qu'il enmena o luy.] Or vient li contes que quant Diomarqués se fu partis de Josias d'Espaingne, [ainsi comme devant est dit, il ne fina par ses journées à poi de compaignie, tant qu'il vint à I. sien chastel, qui avoit nom Merpomedon...] » ; cf. ms. fr. 93, f. 331 v, et ms. fr. 22549, f. 111 v
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Recently, capuchin monkeys (Cebus spp.) inhabitants of dry environments and with restriction of fleshy fruits, have been the subject of several studies regarding the use of instruments. During behaviour of using stones to crack open nuts there is evidence of selection of more effective hammers, as well as selection of anvils related to reducing the risk of predation. The aim of this study was to determine whether two groups of capuchin monkeys (C.flavius and and C.libidinosus) inhabitants of the Caatinga of Rio Grande do Norte make choice of hammers and anvils. The record of weight and location of stones indicated active choices of with what (choice of hammers) and where (selection of anvils) to crack open encapsulated seeds. The choice of hammers to break nuts depended on the type and degree of ripeness seed. Thus, smaller seeds were smashed with lighter hammers and larger seeds with heavier hammers. Still, C. flavius was the only species that presented a refinement in the choice of hammers that depended on the ripeness of seeds. For both species of capuchin monkeys studied, the nut-crack sites were not spread in accordance with the spatial distribution of seed-producing species, suggesting that the capuchin monkeys promote active choice of anvils. Thus, in environments with more escape routes through the trees, the nut-crack sites were found further apart than in regions that had less chance of escape through the trees. Also, there was a difference in the spacing of the anvils to depend on the type of seed: sites used to crack larger and more caloric seeds were found farther apart than the sites used to crack smaller and less caloric seeds, suggesting a pattern of avoiding direct competition. We conclude that the capuchin monkeys maximize energy savings and reduced risk of predation and the costs of food competition during the behaviour of using stones to crack open nuts
