"Venerable, architectural, and inconvenient": Rented spaces in the mystery of Edwin Drood by Dasgupta, U

Friday veneration among Syriac Christians: The witness of the Story of the Holy Friday by Minov, S

“…This article contains the original unpublished Syriac text of the Story of the Holy Friday, an anonymous hagiographic composition that promotes an idiosyncratic form of Friday veneration, which demands that Christians refrain from work on that day completely. …”

Precarious Values and Mundane Innovations: The Diffusion of Enrollment Management in U.S. Higher Education 1970-2005 by Ventresca, M, Kraatz, M, Deng, L

“…An empirical study of "enrollment management" in liberal arts colleges reveals this ostensibly innocuous innovation's value-undermining effects and identifies the organizational and environmental factors that have made these venerable organizations more or less susceptible to its adoption. …”

Dynamics of a two-dimensional quantum spin liquid: signatures of emergent majorana fermions and fluxes by Knolle, J, Kovrizhin, D, Chalker, J, Moessner, R

“…Our analysis identifies new varieties of the venerable x-ray edge problem and explores connections to the physics of quantum quenches. …”

The renunciation of wealth as a rite of 'the poor' and 'perfect': Bede and his successors by Guiliano, Z

“…Yet, for many medieval commentators on Scripture, such as the Venerable Bede and his successors, they were necessary rites, preliminaries to entry into the kingdom of heaven and into the class of ‘the perfect’. …”

Was Entick v Carrington a landmark? by Endicott, TAO

“…Lord Camden’s decision was a model of the common law method of devising new ways of controlling public powers, while disclaiming any power to legislate and, in fact, claiming to abide by the ‘ancient venerable edifice’ of the constitution. The result was a practical reform that protected civil liberties, on the basis of a very conservative understanding of the constitution, according to which public authorities are limited by law, but have powers that are not specified by law. …”

Disorder-free localization by Smith, A, Knolle, J, Kovrizhin, D, Moessner, R

“…The venerable phenomena of Anderson localization, along with the much more recent many-body localization, both depend crucially on the presence of disorder. …”

Dynamics of a two-dimensional quantum spin liquid: signatures of emergent Majorana fermions and fluxes by Knolle, J, Kovrizhin, D, Chalker, J, Moessner, R

“…Our analysis identifies new varieties of the venerable X-ray edge problem and explores connections to the physics of quantum quenches.…”

Liquid cell transmission electron microscopy and its applications by Pu, S, Gong, C, Robertson, AW

“…Over the past couple of decades, this venerable technique has undergone a number of revolutions, such as the development of aberration correction for atomic level imaging, the realization of cryogenic TEM for imaging biological specimens, and new instrumentation permitting the observation of dynamic systems in situ. …”

Health, sovereignty and imperialism: The Royal Navy and infectious disease in Japan’s treaty ports by Harrison, M

“…This paper compares the Navy’s response to two of the major infectious disease issues in the treaty ports—cholera and venereal disease—with that of the Japanese. Its aim is to determine whether the presence of foreign powers that enjoyed significant extraterritorial rights served to stimulate or frustrate sanitary intervention. …”

The Pasikrata sanctuary at demetrias and the alleged funerary sanctuaries of Thessaly by Stamatopoulou, M

“…Some, especially at Pherai and Demetrias, have been characterized by scholars as ‘funerary’ because of their location within a burial ground, and because of the supposed ‘chthonian’ nature’ of the venerated deities. This paper will focus on the so-called Pasikrata sanctuary at Demetrias, situated in the southern cemetery of the city, and investigated by A.S. …”

On the origin of the treponematoses: a phylogenetic approach. by Harper, K, Ocampo, P, Steiner, B, George, R, Silverman, MS, Bolotin, S, Pillay, A, Saunders, N, Armelagos, G

“…Of all the strains examined, the venereal syphilis-causing strains originated most recently and were more closely related to yaws-causing strains from South America than to other non-venereal strains. …”

On the origin of the Treponematoses: a phylogenetic approach by Harper, K, Ocampo, P, Steiner, B, George, R, Silverman, M, Bolotin, S, Pillay, A, Saunders, N, Armelagos, G

“…Of all the strains examined, the venereal syphilis-causing strains originated most recently and were more closely related to yaws-causing strains from South America than to other non-venereal strains. …”

Egy bizánci szent Magyarországon, egy magyar szent Bizáncban: Szent Demeter magyarországi kultuszáról by Tóth, P

“…L’étude constate que, derrière la vénération de Saint Démétrius en Hongrie, on peut déceler une tradition d’origine orthodoxe, qui peut se ramener jusqu’à la fondation de l’État hongrois. …”

Rewarding the good and punishing the bad: the role of karma and afterlife beliefs in shaping moral norms by Willard, AK, Baimel, A, Turpin, H, Jong, J, Whitehouse, H

“…When reminded of their ancestor veneration beliefs, Buddhists and Taoists (but not Christians) endorsed parochial prosocial norms, expressing willingness to give more to their family and religious group than did those in the control condition. …”

Reinforcing charisma in the bureaucratisation of Indonesian Islamic organisations by Fogg, K

“…Instead, the on-going veneration of the founder’s charisma helps to make sense of the continuing attention to supernatural occurrences among traditionalist Indonesian Muslims and the power of organisational leaders over their followers.…”

The evolutionary history of dogs in the Americas by Leathlobhair, M, Perri, A, Irving-Pease, E, Witt, K, Linderholm, A, Haile, J, Lebrasseur, O, Ameen, C, Blick, J, Boyko, A, Brace, S, Cortes, Y, Crockford, S, Devault, A, Dimopoulos, E, Eldridge, M, Enk, J, Gopalakrishnan, S, Gori, K, Grimes, V, Guiry, E, Hansen, A, Hulme-Beaman, A, Johnson, J, Kitchen, A, Kasparov, A, Kwon, Y, Nikolskiy, P, Peraza Lope, C, Manin, A, Martin, T, Meyer, M, Myers, K, Omura, M, Rouillard, J, Pavlova, E, Sciulli, P, Sinding, M, Strakova, A, Ivanova, V, Widga, C, Willerslev, E, Pitulko, V, Barnes, I, Gilbert, M, Dobney, K, Malhi, R, Murchison, E, Larson, G, Frantz, L

“…After the arrival of Europeans, native American dogs almost completely disappeared, leaving a minimal genetic legacy in modern dog populations.The closest detectable extant lineage to precontact American dogs is the canine transmissible venereal tumor, a contagious cancer clone derived froman individual dog that lived up to 8000 years ago.…”

Mitochondrial genetic diversity, selection and recombination in a canine transmissible cancer. by Strakova, A, Leathlobhair, M, Wang, G-D, Yin, T-T, Airikkala-Otter, I, Allen, JL, Allum, KM, Bansse-Issa, L, Bisson, JL, Domracheva, A, de Castro, KF, Corrigan, AM, Cran, HR, Crawford, JT, Cutter, SM, Keenan, L, Donelan, EM, Faramade, IA, Reynoso, E, Fotopoulou, E, Fruean, SN, Gallardo-Arrieta, F, Glebova, O, Manrique, RF, Henriques, JJ, Ignatenko, N, Koenig, D, Lanza-Perea, M, Lobetti, R, Quintana, AM, Losfelt, T, Marino, G, Martincorena, I, Castañeda, S, Martínez-López, MF, Meyer, M, Nakanwagi, B, De Nardi, AB, Neunzig, W, Nixon, SJ, Onsare, MM, Ortega-Pacheco, A, Peleteiro, MC, Pye, RJ, Reece, JF, Gutierrez, J, Sadia, H, Schmeling, SK, Shamanova, O, Ssuna, RK, Steenland-Smit, AE, Svitich, A, Ngoka, I, Vițălaru, BA, de Vos, AP, de Vos, JP, Walkinton, O, Wedge, DC, Wehrle-Martinez, AS, van der Wel, MG, Widdowson, SA, Murchison, EP

“…Canine transmissible venereal tumour (CTVT) is a clonally transmissible cancer that originated approximately 11,000 years ago and affects dogs worldwide. …”

Krishna's Neglected Responsibilties: Religious devotion and social critique in eighteenth-century North India by Williams, R

“…Taking the poetic treatment of Ahmad Shah Abdali's invasion of North India and the sacking of Vrindavan in 1757 as its primary focus, the article will discuss how political and theological understandings of lordship converged at a popular level, such that a deity could be called to account as a neglectful landlord as well as venerated in a bhakti context. It examines the redaction of tropes inherited from both vaisnava literature and late Mughal ethical thought, and considers the parallels between the Harikala Beli, a Braj Bhasha poem, and immediately contemporary developments in Urdu literature, particularly the shahr ashob genre. …”

The monument to Men Murdered in the Sinai Desert: empire and Orientalism in St Paul’s Cathedral by Hewitson, M

“…Much of the scholarship devoted to these memorials centres on impressive monuments by famous sculptors that venerate high-ranking military heroes as well as significant political and cultural figures. …”