Guilielmi Neubrigensis Historia sive Chronica rerum anglicarum, libris quinque. E codice ms. pervetusto, in bibliotheca prænobilis domini Dni. Thomæ Sebright.

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Guillaume d'Occam; sa vie, ses œuvres, ses idées sociales et politiques.

"Bibliographie": v.1, p.[273]-306.

The american evangelist, or, original monthly sermons on important subjects /

Vol. 1 (Sept. 1827-Aug. 1828) of a periodical containing twelve separate sermons.

Quakerism unmasked: comprising a glance at J. Wilkinson's "Quakerism examined",

Mode of access: Internet.

Theophrasti Characteres ; Marci Antonini Commentarii ; Epicteti Dissertationes ab Arriano literis mandatae fragmenta et Enchiridion cum commentario Simplicii ; Cebetis Tabula ; Maximi Tyrii Dissertationes : Graece et Latine cum indicibus /

Greek texts and Latin translations in parallel columns.

Hanes bywyd y Parch. John Griffiths, o Landwr; ynghyd ag eiddo y Parch. W. Griffiths, ei fab, o'r un lle.

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Jacin a Boaz: neu grynodeb o'r Athrawiaeth a'r Ddysgyblaeth a sefydlwyd gan Grist yn Eglwysi y Testament Newydd. Weid ei adael del cymmun-rodd i'r ffyddloniaid; yn fwyaf neillduol i'w gyfeillion yn ngogledd lloegr.

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Philonis Byzantini Libellus de septem orbis spectaculis : graece cum versione latina duplici Dionysii Salvagnii Boesii et Leonis Allatii ; textum recognovit notas Leonis Allatii, Frid. Jac. Bastii aliorumque et suas, aliorum scriptorum veterum de iisdem septem spectaculis testimonia, fragmenta Callinici sophistae et Adriani Tyrii atque indicem graecitatis /

Includes index.

Typical English churchmen.

Includes bibliographical references.

Memorie storiche civili ed ecclesiastiche della città e diocesi di Larino, metropoli degli antichi Frentani,

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Willelmi Malmesbiriensis monachi Gesta regum Anglorum, atque Historia novella.

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Epistolarum libri IX. Item Alexandri III, papae ad Petrum eundem & alios Epistoae XVI.

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Un traité de la vie solitaire. Epistola ad fratres de Monte-Dei.

Attributed to Bernard de Clairvauv, Peter Cellensis and Guigues du Chastel.

Fuels from tyres by pyrolysis in molten salts

The current annual arisings of used car/van tyres in the U.K. has been found to be around 25m (188,000 tonnes). After the established reuse industries have taken their requirements this leaves 13.5m (102,000 tonnes) waste tyres; a quantity that can no longer be satisfactorily tipped. Laboratory scale experiments have shown that tyre can be pyrolised, using a molten carbonate system as the reaction medium, at rates corresponding to 14.9-42.7 g tyre/min. per litre of melt over the range 475 and 650°C. The product yields by weight of tyre input between the same temperatures are: hydrocarbon oil 23-36 wt. %, hydrocarbon gas 7- 18 wt. %, carbonaceous char 35-40 wt. %, steel 16.7 wt. % and inorganics 5.4 wt. %. The oil and gas evolve from the reactor and can easily be collected by conventional means. The steel and inorganics remain in the reactor although on the commercial scale it is proposed that they would be removed by physical and chemical methods respectively. The char was found to pose considerable handling problems and so a method was devised by which it could be gasified in the reactor. This was best achieved by passing air at a less than stoichiometric rate which gave a gaseous product rich in carbon monoxide. In addition this action provides heat for the system as a whole. The rates at 675-9000C were in the range corresponding to 5.6- 14.89 char/min. per litre of melt. A process flow chart has been proposed for a continuous operation based on these systems. Data from theoretical and experimental studies has enabled economic evaluations of several commercial scales to be carried out. These have shown that 4,000 and 10,000 t/yr operations show a DCF rate of return around 30% while a 50,000 t/yr operation shows 60% which would be attractive to an experienced scrap operator.

Fronteras en construcción: Diferenciación social y desterritorialización en el Sur ibérico (siglos IX-VI a.C.)

Durante las tres últimas décadas, numerosos/as arqueólogos/as han discutido extensamente sobre el ritual funerario original de las poblaciones del sur ibérico entre los siglos ix y vi a.c., esto es, cremación o inhumación. Este debate está además conectado con la existencia o no de complejidad social antes de la llegada fenicia, con la aparición de una élite “orientalizada” y con la adopción de nuevos objetos y prácticas por las poblaciones locales. En este artículo hago uso del concepto deleuziano de “desterritorialización” y lo asocio con el de “frontera” desarrollado por anzaldúa para interpretar la sociedad del sur ibérico. Para ello, analizo la evidencia funeraria indígena y cuestiono la división estricta entre cremación e inhumación en la región; así como examino la profundidad y significado de los cambios funerarios en las comunidades locales.