Diversity of Monastic Life in the Historical Perspective by Piotr Krawczyk

“…In the history of the Catholic Church, various ways of implementing the consecrated life and its specific type in religious life have been revealed. …”
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CONSIDERATIONS ON THE GENERAL PROVISIONS OF THE NEW CIVIL CODE IN THE FIELD OF WILL by ILIOARA GENOIU

“…Even through its general provisions which have been consecrated to will, Law No. 287/2009 brings a few novelty elements. …”
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Autorités classiques et paratexte au XVIIe siècle by Anne Cayuela

“…Multiplying erudite references and Latin quotes while maintaining an ironical distance from vain ostentation, Lope de Vega invented a new form of self-consecration which broke with the past.…”
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A Critical Review of Koranic Intertextuality in the poetry of Mahmud Darwish and Amal Donqol by Ali Salimi, Reza kiani

“…This feature is something different from supporting and consecrating the words of the poet. Moreover, during the past years, there have been errors in relation to Koranic intertextuality- expressions which are inconsistent with the status of the Koran. …”
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THE PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA - AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF THE FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS by Augustin FUEREA

“…This aspect addresses equally the concerns about the identification of human rights, as well as the establishment, consecration of methods and mechanisms that can lead to the promotion and protection of human rights through legal instruments. …”
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Fonti e contesti dei miracoli eucaristici delle Cantigas de Santa María 128 e 208 by Manuel Negri

“…This study aims to offer new hypotheses on the precedents of Cantigas 128 and 208, centered on the motif of the adoration of a consecrated host by some bees. If for Cantiga 128 the influence of a version contained in a miraculous collection of Catalan origin is highlighted, as it bears details shared exclusively with the medieval Galician text, for Cantiga 208 the presence is reiterated, at the base, of the work of the Cistercian monk Cesario of Heisterbach, with some innovations to be attributed to the same court of the sovereign to perhaps some doctrinal needs of his time.…”
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Le genre d’Athéna dans les tragédies athéniennes by Audrey Vasselin

“…She supports the weaving, which refers partly to the weaving of the future bride’s trousseau and to the newlyweds consecrating their belt to Athena during the Apatouria, but the goddess is often depicted as a warrior. …”
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Le corps de l’écrivain, instrument et enjeu de reconnaissance by Paul Dirkx

“…In a first part, a differential approach allows to make a clear distinction between the concepts of recognition, notoriety, legitimacy, legitimation, consecration, canonisation, classicisation and ‘panthéonisation’. …”
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Geoarchaeologic and paleopedologic evidences for the holocene paleoenvironmental evolution of the Crisuri plain (Western Romania) by Dan Petrea, Nicolae Josan, Sever Dumitrascu

“…This study is based mainly on the correlation established between the fossil soils identified within several archaeological sites from Crisuri Plain as well as the information that could be obtained by analysing their content in artefacts and paleozoological remains and takes into account the validity of some consecrated points of view, almost unanimously accepted concerning the paleoenvironmental evolution of the North Western part of Romania. …”
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Le vœu de Louis XIII et la naissance de Louis XIV : observations iconographiques sur la célébration du roi très chrétien by Léo Minois

“…Through the analysis of images representing Louis XIII’s vow, which showed how the King of France consecrated his kingdom to God through the intercession of the Virgin Mary, a typological definition of the King’s image can be grasped. …”
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La chapelle de la résidence universitaire Jean-Zay à Antony (Hauts-de-Seine) par Eugène Beaudouin : matériau traditionnel de l’architecture religieuse et création contemporaine... by Florence Margo-Schwoebel

“…After completing this hall of residence, the architect then designed an independent chapel, built with traditional techniques and consecrated in 1961. In this Sainte-Croix chapel, Beaudouin renewed a certain historicist approach although he did not turn his back on contemporary creation. …”
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Dudon de Saint-Quentin et Fécamp by Pierre Bouet

“…The town of Fécamp was the place of birth and death of Duke Richard I who had a collegiate church built there, which was consecrated in 990. Dudo of Saint-Quentin, the historiographer of the first dukes of Normandy, provides little information about the town; he mentions however its major role in the tenth century under William Longsword and Richard I (c. 927-996). …”
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Intérpretes e notáveis da literatura e da cultura popular do Maranhão by Igor Gastal Grill, Eliana Tavares dos Reis

“…Thereby, the conditioning factors of affirmation, the logics of action and mechanisms of consecration mobilized by agents who constitute as authorized spokespersons are learned, as well as the multiple patterns of notabilization of “interpreters” of the culture and the regional memory in and of Maranhão.…”
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Activisme culturel au Centre Georges-Pompidou. Le photoreportage exposé (1977-1997) by Assia Quesnel

“…The Centre Pompidou thus appears as a place for the consecration of photo-reportage and the media. As for contemporary art, the institution was a place that activated photo-reportage especially in the decision to defend young artists, to show an interest in non-Western countries, and the commissioning of reportages.…”
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Bayn Narayn, entre deux feux : Les mobilisations des chrétiens palestiniens en Israël by Camille Levy

“…The collective mobilization of Arabic-speaking elites for a Palestinian national union, has consecrated a partial triumph of “palestineity” confronting state policies for minorities. …”
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Les contours du principe de la participation publique et la protection des ressources en eau transfrontières  by Mara Tignino

“…Finally, international human rights law consecrates public interest issues on the management of water resources and entitles individuals and communities to receive information and to be consulted in the management of water resources.…”
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L’empreinte du loup-garou dans l’écriture médiévale: Pour une littérature en métamorphose? by Loren Gonzalez

“…Did not such a conversion to otherness consecrate the medieval idea of literary metamorphosis itself?…”
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Realização social da natureza pelo turismo na Chapada dos Veadeiros by Everaldo Batista da Costa, Maria Geralda de Almeida, Rafael Fabrício de Oliveira, Rúbia de Paula Rúbio

“…Such forged singularity attracts, annually, thousands of tourists seeking consecrated attractions. The attractiveness of this highly preserved redoubt of the Brazilian Savanna biome (cerrado) increases with its inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List, which makes tourism (as a modern productive activity) one of the most important sources of income for the different groups dwelling in the region. …”
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REASONS CONCERNING THE RESTRICTION OF SOME RIGHTS IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ART. 53 OF CONSTITUTION by Marius ANDREESCU, Claudia ANDREESCU

“…An essential dimension of the lawful state is represented by the consecration and guaranteeing of the fundamental rights and liberties, the ensuring of the optimum conditions for their exercising. …”
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Propriété foncière et propriété du capital en AlgérieLe foncier agricole, de l’autogestion à la concession by Ammar Belhimer

“…Ignored for long, private property was eventually consecrated by the financial constraints induced by the 1996 oil crisis. …”
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