Choronica del muy valiente y esforçado principe y cauallero de la ardiente espada Amadis de Grecia, hijo de Lisuarte de Grecia, Emperador de Constantinopla, y de Trapisonda y Rey de Rodas :que tracta de sus grandes hechos en armas y de los sus altos, y estraños amores.

Eisenberg, Marin-Pina

Vida de Dom Joaõ de Castrõ, quarto Viso-Rey da India /

Vida do autor tirada da Bibliotheca Lusitana: p.[vii]-xx.

Anticaramuel o Defença del manifiesto del reyno de Portugal. A la respuesta que escrivio Don Ivan Caramuel Lobkovvitz ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Vida y acciones del Real Don Iuan el Segundo, Decimotercio de Portugal /

Palau,

Chronica del esforçado principe y capitan Iorge Castrioto, Rey de Epiro o Albania /

CCBE s. XVI,

Autos do leuantamento, e iuramento : que por os grandes, titulos seculares, e ecclesiasticos, & pessoas que se acharão presentes, se fez a el rey dom Ioam o IV. nossa senhor, na coroa & senhorio destes reynos, & do que elle fez ás mesmas pessoas na cidade de Lisboa, em os quinze dias do mes de dezembro do anno de 1640 ...

Signatures: pi1 A-E², 2A-2E² 2F²(-2F2), 3A-3B².

Estatutos da Vniversidade de Coimbra : confirmados por el Rey nosso Snor. Dom Ioaõ o 4. em o anno de 1653 /

Engraved title-page; illustrated with one etched plate depicting the insignia of the university.

Portugal conuenzida con la razon para ser venzida con las ... armas de don Philippe IV ... emperador de las Españas ... : sobre la iustissima recuperacion de aquel reyno y la iusta prision de don Duarte de Portugal ... : diuidida en cinco tratados ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Collecçam dos documentos, e memorias da Academia Real da Historia Portugueza, que nos annos de 1731. e 1732. se compuzeraõ, e se imprimiraõ por ordem dos seus censores, dedicada a El Rey Nosso Senhor ... e ordenada pelo Marquez de Alegrete Manoel Telles da Sylva ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Cronica delrey dom Affomsso Hamrriques, primeiro rey destes regnos de Portuguall por Duarte Galluam ...

D'esta Cronica foi feita uma unica tiragem de duzentos exemplares ... no. 163.

Entrepreneurial skills of students of polytechnic higher education in Portugal: Business influences

Introduction: Most of entrepreneurial ideas does not appear ready or over. Any business opportunity needs to be developed and improved throughout the enterprise process. Educational institutions may facilitate the ability of the students had undertaken, identifying and building business opportunities, enhancing their knowledge and formative experiences along the learning process. Objectives: Evaluate the business influences the entrepreneurial ability of students of the Polytechnic. Methodology: Correlational quantitative study, conducted with 1604 students from 18 institutions of the Polytechnic of Portugal. Data collection took place between July and November/2015, with a questionnaire to assess the entrepreneurial profile, Carland Entrepreneurship Index (CEI) and sociodemographic variables of students. Results: We found four business factors that influence entrepreneurship, "availability of funds" (4:13, SD = .67); "Have stable customers and incentives" (3.99, SD = .58); "Social and economic instability" (3:08, SD = 1.17) and "opportunities in the sector and area of residence" (3:36, SD = 1.05). On a scale range between (1-5), we obtained an overall score of 3.86 (SD = .55), for the corporate influences on entrepreneurship. Conclusion: For students entrepreneurial influences are important, with a greater sense of fear with regard to economic instability, reinforcing the need for further training and academic investment in the business.

Entrepreneurial skills of students of polytechnic higher education in Portugal: Business influences

Background Most entrepreneurial ideas do not appear ready or finished. Any business opportunity needs to be developed and improved throughout the enterprise process. Educational institutions may facilitate the ability of the students in undertaking, identifying and building business opportunities, enhancing their knowledge and formative experiences along the learning process. Objective: Evaluate business influences on the entrepreneurial ability of students of the Polytechnic. Methods Correlational quantitative study, conducted with 1,604 students from 18 institutions of the Polytechnic of Portugal. Data collection took place between July and November/2015, with a questionnaire to assess the entrepreneurial profile, the Carland Entrepreneurship Index (CEI) and sociodemographic variables of students. Results We found four business factors that influence entrepreneurship: "availability of funds" (4:13, SD = .67); "Having stable customers and incentives" (3.99, SD = .58); "Social and economic instability" (3:08, SD = 1.17) and "Opportunities in the sector and area of residence" (3:36, SD = 1.05). On a scale ranging between 1 and 5, we obtained an overall score of 3.86 (SD = .55), for the corporate influences on entrepreneurship. Conclusions For students, entrepreneurial influences are important, with a greater sense of fear with regard to economic instability, reinforcing the need for further training and academic investment in business.

Analysis of the entrepreneurial profile of students attending higher education in Portugal: the Carland Entrepreneurship Index application

Background The societal changes have created new necessities in terms of health care and of professionals with diverse skills. The institutions of higher education should promote the development of an entrepreneurial profile in students which may boost the exploration of new opportunities. Objectives: To identify the entrepreneurial profile in the students in higher education and its relationship to some personal characteristics and training. Methods Correlational quantitative study, accomplished with 1,604 students from 18 institutions of polytechnic Institutes of Portugal. The collection of data occurred between July and November/2015. The Carland Entrepreneurship Index (CEI) entrepreneurial skills questionnaire was applied, along with the acquisition of socio-demographic variables of the students. Data was analysed with the SPSS 23.0. The study followed the ethical requirements. Results The (CEI) application, allowed us to note that 75.7 % of the students presented an entrepreneurial profile, 20.8 % a Micro entrepreneurial profile and 3.4 % a Macro entrepreneurial. Additionally, we verified that older students (r = 0.193, p < = 0.000), of the male gender (Female = 0.55; Male, M= 0.580 p < 0.000), that had already worked or would like to work for others, showed the greatest entrepreneurial potential (Yes M= 0.60; No 0.54; p < 0.000), along with those who participated in entrepreneurial contents during their training (Did not participate M= 0.53; Participated 0.58; p < 0.000). Conclusions The entrepreneurial profile is related with some social demographic characteristics of the students; however, the educational institutions may have a preponderant role in the development of that profile, which may contribute to a greater contribution in the wellbeing of the populations.

Geomorphological constraining of tsunami (?) run-up in the Alcantarilha coastal lowland (Central Algarve, Portugal)

The Alcantarilha lowland, partly barred by a well developed barrier, including foredunes covering Pleistocene-Holocene beachrock and aeolianite, develops across the Alcantarilha infilled estuary, the beach-dune extending further SE until the Salgados lagoon. A topographic and coring survey revealed a peculiar feature at the leeward toe of the dune ridge close to the inlet area: a sandy fan with location, shape and morphology suggesting emplacement by single or multiple overwash of the barrier tip rather than tidal forcing. Its storm or tsunami origin and age are under investigation, and the only time-constrain available at present is that it should post-date ca. 6600 cal BP, the most recent in situ aeolianite (Moura et al., 2007) dated so far. METHODS, DATA SET AND RESULTS The fan boundaries are distinctive in aerial photos and satellite images: it is roughly ellipsoidal, ~200 m wide and ~300 m elongated paralleling the shoreline, rising ~ 0.9-1.2 m above the surrounding floodplain surface. Detailed topography shows that its short axis aligns with SW-NE elongated (though irregular) depressions in the dune crest, which link the beach with the fan. This could have favoured funnelling of, or erosion by, water overtopping the barrier but, in either case, the fan should correspond to extreme and abrupt event(s) of coastal flooding. 18 trenches and cores were performed in the exposed area of the fan and nearby flood plain to obtain samples and data on its sedimentology, lithostratigraphy and geometry. The fan consists of well sorted and rounded sand (Fig. 2). It thins away and wedges out landwards of the apex (located near Alc29T) where it is partly covered by dune sand. Its lower boundary is undulating and marked by textural contrast between sand (fan) and underlying mud (alluvial/lagoonal); an accumulation of marine-sourced perforated pebbles showing limited lateral continuity may pinpoint this boundary near the foredune (core Alc 25, ca. 80 m westward of profile in Fig.1); mud-balls were also observed immediately above this surface in cores and trenches. As the washover was probably emplaced in a barred lagoonal/estuarine floodplain setting, the fan’s northern outer belt is enclosed by low-energy sediments (not shown in Fig. 2).

As ferrarias del rey na Fábrica da Pólvora de Barcarena : as intervenções arqueológicas

As Ferrarias del Rey, em Barcarena, foram o mais bem sucedido dos empreendimentos metalúrgicos reais portugueses dos séculos XV a XVII. Vocacionadas para a metalurgia do ferro e com data de fundação documentada no ano de 1487, constituem o mais antigo complexo oficinal português orientado exclusivamente para a produção de armamento. Para além da sua dimensão, ímpar à época em Portugal, foi a sua componente tecnológica que verdadeiramente diferenciou as Ferrarias das restantes oficinas então existentes.