What the spirit saith unto the churches : an exposition of the first three chapters of the Apocalypse, in the form of seven lectures on the epistles to the seven Asiatic churches, contained in Rev. II.-III.

Mode of access: Internet.

The serpent in the wilderness : an exposition of Numbers XXI. 6-9 with John III. 14-17.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Gospel according to Saint Luke, translated out of the original Greek.

Mode of access: Internet.

Commentary on a harmony of the Evangelists, Matthew, Mark, and Luke;

Reprints of the French t.-p., 1558 and of 1563, and of the English t.-p., 1610, in v. 1.

The style and literary method of Luke /

Author's preface and table of contents for the whole work issued with the Second Part (p. v-xi).

Little folks of the Bible,

I. Boys in patriarchal homes.--II. Boys in the days of the prophets.--III. Girls of the Bible.--IV. Boys of the New Testament.

St. Luke and St. Paul;

"Into the Acts of the Apostles... are inserted the Epistles of St. Paul."--v. 1, p. [1]

The Gospel according to St. Luke /

Mode of access: Internet.

Was Christ born at Bethlehem? A study on the credibility of St. Luke /

Mode of access: Internet.

Augusti Pfeiferi D. Critica sacra, : de sacri codicis partitione, editionibus variis, lingvis originalibus & illibatâ puritate fontium, interpretatione scripturae legitima, nec non ejusdem : Translatione in lingvas totius universi de Masora & Kabbala, Talmude deniq; & Alcorano. : Accessere, suisq locis inserti, Tractatus qvatuor, I. De antiqvis ritibus Ebraeorum. II. De natura, usu & subsidiis lingvarum orientalium omnium. III. De compendiaria ratione legendi scripta rabbinico-talmudica. IV. De accentuatione tàm prosaica qvàm metrica facilè discenda.

Includes index.

The great commentary of Cornelius à Lapide /

[v. 1] S. Matthew's gospel--chaps. I-IX -- [v. 2] S. Matthew's gospel-- chaps. X to XXI -- [v. 3] S. Matthew's gospel--chaps. XXII to XXVIII. S. Mark's gospel--complete -- [v. 4] S. Luke's gospel -- [v. 5] S. John's gospel--chaps. I to XI -- [v. 6] S. John's gospel--chaps. XII to XXI and epistles I, II, and III.

The lives, acts, and martyrdoms, of the apostles of Our Saviour. To which are added lives of the evangelists, Mark and Luke.

Originally published (London, 1675) as Antiquitates apostolicae ... as a continuation of Antiquitates christianae by Jeremy Taylor. Later editions published with numerous variations in title.

Gospel according to Luke : in Nepalese.

Title in Nepalese at head of title.

Urothelial Carcinogen Resistance Driven By Stronger Toll-like Receptor 2 (tlr2) And Uroplakin Iii (up Iii) Defense Mechanisms: A New Model.

The objective of the study was to illustrate the applicability and significance of the novel Lewis urothelial cancer model compared to the classic Fisher 344. Fischer 344 and Lewis females rats, 7 weeks old, were intravesical instilled N-methyl-N-nitrosourea 1.5 mg/kg every other week for a total of four doses. After 15 weeks, animals were sacrificed and bladders analyzed: histopathology (tumor grade and stage), immunohistochemistry (apoptotic and proliferative indices) and blotting (Toll-like receptor 2-TLR2, Uroplakin III-UP III and C-Myc). Control groups received placebo. There were macroscopic neoplastic lesions in 20 % of Lewis strain and 70 % of Fischer 344 strain. Lewis showed hyperplasia in 50 % of animals, normal bladders in 50 %. All Fischer 344 had lesions, 20 % papillary hyperplasia, 30 % dysplasia, 40 % neoplasia and 10 % squamous metaplasia. Proliferative and apoptotic indices were significantly lower in the Lewis strain (p < 0.01). The TLR2 and UP III protein levels were significantly higher in Lewis compared to Fischer 344 strain (70.8 and 46.5 % vs. 49.5 and 16.9 %, respectively). In contrast, C-Myc protein levels were significantly higher in Fischer 344 (22.5 %) compared to Lewis strain (13.7 %). The innovative Lewis carcinogen resistance urothelial model represents a new strategy for translational research. Preservation of TLR2 and UP III defense mechanisms might drive diverse urothelial phenotypes during carcinogenesis in differently susceptible individuals.

Early treatment of Class III malocclusion: 10-year clinical follow-up

Angle Class III malocclusion has been a challenge for researchers concerning diagnosis, prognosis and treatment. It has a prevalence of 5% in the Brazilian population, and may have a genetic or environmental etiology. This malocclusion can be classified as dentoalveolar, skeletal or functional, which will determine the prognosis. Considering these topics, the aim of this study was to describe and discuss a clinical case with functional Class III malocclusion treated by a two-stage approach (interceptive and corrective), with a long-term follow-up. In this case, the patient was treated with a chincup and an Eschler arch, used simultaneously during 14 months, followed by corrective orthodontics. It should be noticed that, in this case, initial diagnosis at the centric relation allowed visualizing the anterior teeth in an edge-to-edge relationship, thereby favoring the prognosis. After completion of the treatment, the patient was followed for a 10-year period, and stability was observed. The clinical treatment results showed that it is possible to achieve favorable outcomes with early management in functional Class III malocclusion patients.