Religious experience and sacred text by A. Holder

“…Beginning with biblical theophanies that represent religious experience in the sacred text, the article moves to early Christian reading practices that foster experience of the text, and then to medieval accounts of mystical revelations that treat experience as a text. …”
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“L’immortel Chancelier d’Angleterre” : Francis Bacon, Memory and Method by Andrew Hiscock

“…The first phase of the discussion reviews the intellectual legacies from antiquity and the medieval centuries which continued to shape learning at the close of the 16th century across Europe. …”
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Ostéochondronécroses articulaires by Silvia Boccone, Rosa Boano, Enzo Fulcheri, Emma Rabino Massa

“…As part of investigations carried out in the Dauphiné region of France during the past few years, ancient human remains discovered in the Church of Puy-Saint-Pierre in Briançon and in the church of La Salle les Alpes, 6-7 km from Briançon (Haute-Alpes), have undergone anthropological and palaeopathological studies.In our studies of the medieval and modern samples, we were able to observe a significant frequency of bone and joint lesions. …”
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LA LIBERTAD MORAL EN THOMAS REID LA CUESTIÓN DEL MÉTODO by María Elton

“…Precisamente en momentos en que el determinismo humeano de la voluntad estaba comenzando a tener fuerza de tradición, surge Thomas Reid con una filosofía de la voluntad libre que tiene los rasgos principales de la tradición clásica anterior a Hume, medieval y tempranamente moderna. Su método inductivo, sin embargo, está tomado de Newton y del sentido común. …”
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Une maison du quartier cathédral de Tours (Indre-et-Loire) : évolution architecturale et techniques de construction by Bastien Lefebvre

“…The house is in fact constructed inside the site of the ancient amphitheatre and contains reused masonry from this building, itself very complex. Different medieval states have also been recognised. There are four significant periods of use of the site which have been identified before the 16th century, each evoking a different topographical situation.Besides discovering the complexity of the building, this study highlights particular points (choice of material, size of stone, scaffolding, structure…), the construction techniques used at the end of the Middle Ages, phase 4.…”
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Mario Santoro, Tristano Caracciolo, Philology, Young People by Claudia Corfiati

“… The 1950s gave an important impulse to the birth of Medieval and Humanistic Philology and in general to Neo-Latin studies: however, there are still few contributions dedicated to the intellectuals of that period, and investigations about their approach and objectives. …”
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Osoba i przesłanie św. Franciszka by Roland Prejs

“…Francis` life although written according to the medieval hagiographical canons. St. Bonaventure was a theologian and philosopher first of all. …”
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Sièm Occitans en prumièr o […] sièm pas ren du tot : une allocution d’Yves Rouquette (2009). Édition d’extraits, avec une introduction, des notes et une étude des diatopismes remar... by Jean-Pierre Chambon, Marjolaine Raguin-Barthelmebs, Jean Thomas

“…The treatment of the document strives to satisfy the editorial requirements most often reserved to Occitan medieval literary texts: a presentation of the speech and its context, an elaboration of editing criteria adapted to the document, an establishment of the text in the orthography used by Yves Rouquette in his literary work, a critical apparatus of a particular type (giving an account of the speaker's gestures, of some phonetic and phonostylistic realizations, speech misses, etc.), explanatory notes interpreting in detail the meaning of the text, a translation, and a study of the most local features of the speaker's Occitan variety (identifiable with that of Camarès, Aveyron).…”
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Intervenção arqueológica no Alto do Calvário, Miranda do Corvo: a necrópole rupestre by Vera Santos

“…Today, however, virtually nothing remains of medieval fortification, except a tower – current bell tower of the church – that would be part of the wall, as well as the cistern, located at the top of the hill.The archaeological work here presented, performed at the request of the Municipality, takes place under the project Rede Urbana dos Castelos e Muralhas Medievais do Mondego, in order to carry out a rehabilitation program.…”
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Siyasetin Meşruluğu Ya Da Meşruiyetin Siyaseti -Politics Legitimate or Legitimacy of Politics by N-erdal Fanid

“…  Anahtar Sözcükler: egemenlik, ulus, halk, devlet, siyasi iktidar, meşruiyet     ABSTRACT: In the Medieval Ages significant developments has emerged against the idea of “sovereignty belongs to God and Pope represents Him”. …”
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Opium the Best Remedy by Harold Merskey

“…It had been known by then for about 4000 years, frequently mentioned by Hippocrates, and recognized in use in medieval Europe where it probably came through Arabic traders and was well established in use in Paris by the 12th century (2). …”
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Le bornage de l’alpage de la Grassaz à Peisey (Tarentaise, xv e siècle) by Constance Toppin

“…The border and all the elements delimiting the shared mountain pasture of la Grassaz, used by the members of both communities must be redrawn.Landry and Peisey are both faced, like many medieval and modern communities, with the difficulties inherent to the exploitation of communal resources and spaces, especially alpine pastures. …”
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Editor’s introduction to the special issue of the 6th Biomedical Linked Annotation Hackathon (BLAH6) by Jin-Dong Kim, Kevin Bretonnel Cohen, Fabio Rinaldi, Zhiyong Lu, Nigel Collier, Hyun-Seok Park

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Dramatic transfers: Mural painting and religious theatre in the Western Alps during the sixteenth century by Marianne Cailloux

“… In the specific context of the late medieval Alps, it has been demonstrated that artistic exchanges and the circulation of iconographic and stylistic patterns were quite common. …”
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A Memória Social para o futuro by Judite Gonçalves de Freitas

“…Na segunda parte procedemos a uma problematização do conceito de «Idade Média», tendo por base um conspecto das actuais linhas de investigação e de produção historiográfica medieval, procurando evidenciar a pertinência do conhecimento da Idade Média na compreensão das múltiplas dimensões da hodierna sociedade.  …”
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Rome ou la solution à tous les problèmes européens : Georg Moenius et le concept de romanité durant l´entre-deux-guerres by Joris Lehnert

“…Admirer of Maurras, he frequented the circles of the Action française and translated into German Henri Massis’ programmatic work The Defense of the West which he introduced with a long manifest describing a new Christian Empire guided by Rom, on the model of the medieval Holy Roman Empire, as the response to all European problems.…”
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O Foral Manuelino de Porto de Mós: Processo de elaboração, conteúdo e aplicação by Margarida Sobral Neto

“…Manuel, comparando-os com os registados no foral medieval; na terceira apontam-se alguns conflitos entre a casa de Bragança e a população de Porto de Mós decorrentes de divergências geradas em torno da tributação agrária senhorial. …”
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Par-dessus l’épaule du maître. Approche matérielle de l’adaptabilité artisanale médiévale : l’exemple des « brocarts appliqués » savoyards by Ariane Pinto

“…Dated from the end of the 15th and the beginning of the 16th century, they display « tin-relief applied brocades » attempting to mimic precious silk fabrics enhanced with gold or silver threads and highly pursued by medieval elites. By comparing written sources and results from physico-chemical analyses for each step of the « chaîne opératoire », we highlighted the variability of practices and the adaptability of craftsmen. …”
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Reading Augustine’s Confessions in Normandy in the 11th and 12th Centuries by Lauren Mancia

“…Scholars such as Pierre Courcelle have observed an intensification in interest in Augustine’s Confessions in medieval Europe after the 11th century. This intensification was manifested in Normandy in two ways: first, in the early 11th century, Abbot John of Fécamp drew extensively from Augustine’s Confessions in his own Confessio Theologica; and second, book lists and extant manuscripts from the Norman monastic world show a marked increase in the number of copies of Confessions in Normandy by end of the 12th century. …”
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Quand Le Caire se révèle copte… by Anne-Sophie Vivier

“…The distribution of the Coptic habitat is the result of a long history – medieval and Ottoman; while a certain concentration of the Coptic community is surely observable, it is also true that it is exempted of any serious tendency to ghettoize itself. …”
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