Review of prayer and praying in Nezami Ganjavi’s poetry accrding to Leyli & Majnoon by ebrahim vasheghani farahani, مسعود محمدی لعل آبادی, سعید مهری

“…This work is the third Masnavi in his collection of Masnavis, that is known as Nezami’s khamse. Ian Ripka, in the genealogy of this story, writes that most scholars believe that the scattered theme of this story is based on the poetry and folklore legends in the Arabic language, which they have gathered and Iranianized by Nezami. …”
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'So may the songe be famous': Sir Philip Sidney and the matter of Troy by Bogdanov, S

“…A very similar nostalgic sense of ‘writing after’ is peculiar to many early modern texts drawing on the matter of Troy and reflecting on their own genealogy. Re-enactments and emulations of a pan-European imaginary past embodied in Troy and its heroes and tragic reminiscences of a recent national loss co-existed in a kaleidoscopic relationship which was one of the significant factors shaping English literature at the time. …”

The mentality linkage between the safavid kings and sheikh Safi- al-din (Foundation safavid dynasty to qhasr shirin treaty) by Mehdi Dehghani

“…Due to the need to conduct research on social and cultural history to better understand the current society, so far no comprehensive research has been written based on the inductive method for genealogy of political-military relations between Safavid kings and followers of Safavid sect. for Understanding the internal relations between different groups of the sect based on the miracles and inspirations inspired by Sheikh Safi al-Din, including the sincere personal dreams of the kings leads to a more accurate understanding of the political relations between the members of the sect and the Safavid ruler and how to Consolidation the power of kings In times of crisis especially foreign wars. …”
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The Role of Allameh Mohammad Qazvini in the Formation of National Iranology by Mohammad Keshavarz

“…The most important activities of Qazvini Iranology were: Commentary on Grammar of Persian Language, Persian poetry and comparison of Orientalists theories on literary issues, Documentary and the expression of rules and principles related to it, bibliography (See: Qazvini, 1953: 1 / 31-33, 34-45, 61, 70; See: Jorbozehdar, 1983: 1 / 238-241, 244-265, 133-144, 233-236), Codicology (Qazvini, 1956: 66-71; Jorbozehdar, 1983: 1/260-265), Genealogy of historical dynasties (Qazvini, 1944: 7-12), Biographical evaluation (See: Jorbozehdar, 1983: 1/9-98; Qazvini, 1945 c: 59-70), Morphology and Persian and Arabic meters of prosody (Jamalzadeh, 1971: 396-400), Dialectology(Qazvini, 2009: 389-390), Library issues such as: Descriptions of some librarians, booksellers and private library owners, Publishing words, history of the oldest Arabic manuscripts, old and contemporary libraries and organization of library materials (Shabani, 2000: 100-108) and following the contents of European newspapers about Iran (Abolhassani (Monzar), 2006: 12-17) and etc.In the field of textual criticism, Qazvini has critically examined the works of Iranologists and believes that not all of them should be trusted and the works that come from the west need to be re-examined. …”
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Gibeon and the Gibeonites from the Settlement to Solomon by Blenkinsopp, J

“…To these are added the considerable number of Saulite names on the grounds that the mention of his family burial-place in 2 Sam. 21,13f and the Chronicler's Saulite "genealogy" in 1 Chr. 8,33ff imply that Saul had Gibeonite connexions. …”

Religious and political leadership in Persian Baluchistan by Spooner, B

“…However, the marriage and inheritance practices tend to define and preserve dynasties, even though genealogy as such is never a factor in establishing their legitimacy for the majority of their followers. …”

Phylodynamic inference for structured epidemiological models. by David A Rasmussen, Erik M Volz, Katia Koelle

“…Coalescent theory is routinely used to estimate past population dynamics and demographic parameters from genealogies. While early work in coalescent theory only considered simple demographic models, advances in theory have allowed for increasingly complex demographic scenarios to be considered. …”
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Phylogenetic trees: Grammar versus vocabulary by Vladimir N. Polyakov, Elena A. Makarova, Valery D. Solovyev

“…Traditionally, genealogical relationships between languages are established on the basis of phonetic and lexical data. …”
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Reconciling phylodynamics with epidemiology: the case of dengue virus in southern Vietnam. by Rasmussen, D, Boni, M, Koelle, K

“…Yet, population dynamics inferred from viral genealogies often differ widely from those observed from other sources of epidemiological data, such as hospitalization records. …”

The compossessorates in Olt County by Rosculeţ, G.

“…In Olt County there are two prevalent types of compossessorates: the former boyars’ compossessorates (of genealogical consuetudinary system) and the former serfs’ compossessorates (of non genealogical consuetudinary system).…”
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Automatisiertes Record Linkage in prosopographischen Datenbeständen am Beispiel historischer Quellen Leipzigs by Jan Michael Goldberg, Marcel Mernitz

“…It implements numerous genealogical rules for linking individuals. …”
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Automatisiertes Record Linkage in prosopographischen Datenbeständen am Beispiel historischer Quellen Leipzigs by Jan Michael Goldberg, Marcel Mernitz

“…It implements numerous genealogical rules for linking individuals. …”
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The Contents of Terpene Trilactone and Flavonoid in Leaves of Seedlings from Ancient Female Ginkgo Trees in China by Yanhui ZHANG, Peiying LIU, Qianqian KONG, Shiyan XING, Xiaojing LIU, Limin SUN

“…This study was aimed to provide scientific bases for genealogies selection and harvest season confirmation for Ginkgo biloba. …”
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Kinship of Different Kinds by Catherine Nash

“… This paper brings together an attentiveness to genealogical imaginaries of human and animal lineage and pedigree as modes of figuring connection and difference and recent approaches to interspecies kinship to explore the kinships of horses and people in Iceland. …”
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A countable representation of the Fleming-Viot measure-valued diffusion by Donnelly, P, Kurtz, T

“…The construction also carries versions of the familiar genealogical processes from population genetics, in particular, Kingman's coalescent, thus unifying the genealogical and measure-valued approaches to the subject.…”

The fragile state: essays on luminosity, normativity and metaphilosophy by Srinivasan, A

“…The upshot is two-fold. First, genealogical scepticism risks self-defeat, impugning commitment to its own premises. …”

Rashid al-Din. Shu’ab-i Panjganah. 2. The Mongols and Turks (3) by Khamidova Ch.I.

“…This part contains a genealogical tree of Chaghadai, Ögedei Khan, Tölui, Möngke Khan (containing their descendants as known by Rashid al-Din). …”
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The Chiron dictionary of Greek & Roman mythology : gods and goddesses, heroes, places, and events of antiquity / by Burr, Elizabeth, translator 536298

“…Significant places, such as Mycenae, Crete, the Augean stables and the Garden of Hesperides are listed separately. Genealogical diagrams are provided to help the intricate web of kinship relationships.…”

Lope de Vega y la comedia genealógica by Miguel Zugasti

“…Within the genre known as the historical drama, there is a subgroup of genealogical comedies. The central purpose of genealogical plays was to extol a powerful, whether by glorifying the family’s patriarch, or by dealing with several generations, or by focusing on living descendants. …”
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Rashid al-Din. Shu’ab-i Panjganah. 2. The Mongols and Turks (5) by Ch.I. Khamidova

“…This part contains a genealogical tree of Abaqa Khan, Geikhatu Khan, Arghun Khan, and Ghazan Khan (containing their descendants as they were known to Rashid al-Din). …”
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