Essai sur les diptères vulnérants du Venezuela. Matériaux pour servir à l'étude des diptères piqueurs et suceurs de sang de l'Amérique intertropicale,

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Inventaires des objects d'art, qui ornent les églises et les établissements publics de la Flandre Occidentale, dressés par des commissions officielles et précedés d'une introduction, ou précis de l'histoire de l'art dans cette province.

At head of title: Publication faite par les soins de l'Administration provinciale.

La vie privée d'autrefois : arts et métiers, modes, mœurs, usages des parisiens du XVIIe au XVIIIe siècle d'après des documents originaux ou inédits /

Première série.

Annales de l'Observatoire royal de Bruxelles, publiées aux frais de l'état.

Vol. 8- : Travaux publiés par les soins de G. Lecointe, directeur scientifique du service astronomique.

Oeuvres complètes de Sénèque le Philosophe : avec la traduction en français /

Texto a dos col.

Lettres écrites en 1786 et 1787 /

"Le produit de la vente de cet ouvrage sera remis à l'hospice de Marie-Thérèse, par les soins de m. Théophile de Ferrières, rue de Cherche-Midi, no. 15."

Apuleii Metamorphoseon libri undecim /

"Ouvrages faisant partie de la collection des auteurs classiques, latins, et françois, imprimés par mes soins, de format in-18 ...": last leaf of v. 3.

Registres des délibérations du bureau de la ville de Paris,

Vols. 2-4 "publiés par les soins du Service des travaux historiques"; v 15- "publiés par les soins de l'Institut d'histoire, de géographie et d'économie urbaines."

Bulletin archéologique de l'Association bretonne.

List of members in volumes for 1850, 1874, 1876-80.

Lettres à la marquise de Coigny.

"L'édition du centenaire des œuvres du prince de Ligne est publiée sous les auspices du Cercle archéologique d'Ath et de la région, par les soins de M. Félicien Leuridant, secrétaire général du Comité d'initiative de la commémoration du prince de Ligne en 1914."

Deuxième voyage du Dieppois Jean Ribaut à la Floride en 1565.

"Huitain, par ledit autheur arriué en sa maison, en la ville de Dieppe, ayant faim", p. [3]--"L'avtevr a vn sien amy" (letter dated: A Dieppe ce XXII de may, 1566) p. [5]-9.--Text, p. [11]-46.--"Petite epistre faite par l'autheur, de la ioye qu'il receut quand il apperceut la ville de Dieppe, lieu de son domicile", p. [47]-48.--"Reqveste av roy, faite par les femmes vefues ... ", p. [49]-55.

Minimizing taxes ...

pt. I. Selections of business methods, places of incorporation, personal domicile, investments, etc. --pt. II. Synopses of the tax systems of each of the states and of the United States.

Embodying and embedding children's sleep: some sociological comments and observations

This paper, drawing on our own research findings data, explores the embodiment and embedment of sleeping in children's everyday/night lives. Key themes here include children's attitudes and feelings toward the dormant body, the processes, routines and rituals associated with going to bed and going to sleep, issues associated with bedrooms and privacy, and finally the relationship between dormancy and domicile. This in turn provides the basis, in the remainder of the paper, for a further series of reflections on the mutually informing relations between the sociology of sleep and the sociology of childhood. Remaining questions and challenges involved in researching children's sleep are also considered. Sleep, it is concluded, is not simply a rich and fascinating sociological topic in its own right it also has the potential to shed valuable new light on a significant yet hitherto under-researched part of children's lives, contributing important new insights in doing so.

Distribuição da fauna triatomínica e infecção natural pelo Trypanosoma cruzi em diferentes municípios do semiárido do Rio Grande do Norte

The triatomine fauna distribution and the natural infection by Trypanosoma cruzi was evaluated aiming the comprehension of the transmission dynamics of this parasite in the countryside of the State of Rio Grande do Norte. Additionally, the research for Trypanosoma rangeli was also investigated. The captures of triatomines were performed at sylvatic, peridomicile and domicile environments at different municipalities of the central and western mesoregions of this state. The insects were identified and examined by direct method, xenoculture and PCR to detect T. cruzi. The detection of T. rangeli was performed by direct examination of the hemolymph and multiplex PCR of 151 positive specimens for T. cruzi. Of 824 captured insects, the species were distributed in Triatoma brasiliensis (66.4%), Triatoma pseudomaculata (18.2%), Panstrongylus lutzi (12.7%) and Rhodnius nasutus (2.7%), and T. brasiliensis was found in most of the evaluated municipalities. The species were captured at nymph and adult stages, except P. lutzi, exclusively in adult stage. In the sylvatic environment were captured T. brasiliensis (57%), P. lutzi (28%) and T. pseudomaculata (15%) species. At the peridomicile environment were identified T. brasiliensis (74%), T. pseudomaculata (21%) and R. nasutus (5.0%), while in the intradomicile was found only T. brasiliensis. The infection rate of triatomines by T. cruzi was 30.4%, P. lutzi showed highest rate (78%), followed by T. brasiliensis (24.4%), T. pseudomaculata (22.6%) and R. nasutus (4.5%). Infected triatomines indexes at silvatic, peridomicile and domicile environments were of 41.8%, 20.1% and 50.0%, respectively. T. rangeli was only detected by multiplex PCR in 2.6% (4/151) of examined insects, of these 4.4% (3/67) were T. brasiliensis and 1.5% (1/63) P. lutzi species. The data showed that the positivity of P. lutzi allied to its ability to invade domicile attracted by light, suggests a likely participation of this insect between epidemiological transmission cycles of T. cruzi. T. brasiliensis was the only specie present in all environments, what reinforces its importance related to the capacity for adapting to the domestic environment, potential as a vector, and maintenance of sylvatic and domestic transmissions cycles in the semiarid, indicating the necessity of continuous epidemiological surveillance. The presence of T. rangeli in T. brasiliensis and P. lutzi was first recorded in rural zone of this State, broadening the area of occurrence of this protozoan in northeastern Brazil.

Distribuição da fauna triatomínica e infecção natural pelo Trypanosoma cruzi em diferentes municípios do semiárido do Rio Grande do Norte

The triatomine fauna distribution and the natural infection by Trypanosoma cruzi was evaluated aiming the comprehension of the transmission dynamics of this parasite in the countryside of the State of Rio Grande do Norte. Additionally, the research for Trypanosoma rangeli was also investigated. The captures of triatomines were performed at sylvatic, peridomicile and domicile environments at different municipalities of the central and western mesoregions of this state. The insects were identified and examined by direct method, xenoculture and PCR to detect T. cruzi. The detection of T. rangeli was performed by direct examination of the hemolymph and multiplex PCR of 151 positive specimens for T. cruzi. Of 824 captured insects, the species were distributed in Triatoma brasiliensis (66.4%), Triatoma pseudomaculata (18.2%), Panstrongylus lutzi (12.7%) and Rhodnius nasutus (2.7%), and T. brasiliensis was found in most of the evaluated municipalities. The species were captured at nymph and adult stages, except P. lutzi, exclusively in adult stage. In the sylvatic environment were captured T. brasiliensis (57%), P. lutzi (28%) and T. pseudomaculata (15%) species. At the peridomicile environment were identified T. brasiliensis (74%), T. pseudomaculata (21%) and R. nasutus (5.0%), while in the intradomicile was found only T. brasiliensis. The infection rate of triatomines by T. cruzi was 30.4%, P. lutzi showed highest rate (78%), followed by T. brasiliensis (24.4%), T. pseudomaculata (22.6%) and R. nasutus (4.5%). Infected triatomines indexes at silvatic, peridomicile and domicile environments were of 41.8%, 20.1% and 50.0%, respectively. T. rangeli was only detected by multiplex PCR in 2.6% (4/151) of examined insects, of these 4.4% (3/67) were T. brasiliensis and 1.5% (1/63) P. lutzi species. The data showed that the positivity of P. lutzi allied to its ability to invade domicile attracted by light, suggests a likely participation of this insect between epidemiological transmission cycles of T. cruzi. T. brasiliensis was the only specie present in all environments, what reinforces its importance related to the capacity for adapting to the domestic environment, potential as a vector, and maintenance of sylvatic and domestic transmissions cycles in the semiarid, indicating the necessity of continuous epidemiological surveillance. The presence of T. rangeli in T. brasiliensis and P. lutzi was first recorded in rural zone of this State, broadening the area of occurrence of this protozoan in northeastern Brazil.