The library of San Benigno’s monastery of Capofaro in Genoa. The inventory of books preserved in the manuscript Vat. Lat. 11269 by Adriana Alessandrini

“…Particularly, we tried to outline the physiognomy of the book collection, based on bibliographic data and the editions described, inserting the transcription of the most significant book entries, also in order to identify any prohibited or suspicious books belonged to the Monastery. …”
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La reivindicació identitària en els narradors del Realisme Compromès de la postguerra by Vicent Simbor Roig

“…It is a peculiar trait that distinguishes our movement and gives the physiognomy of its own.…”
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Atena e Hermes nel campo della delegazione: modi d’azione a confronto by Carmine Pisano

“…The article focuses on the interventions of Athena and Hermes in the field of delegation in order to define, on the one hand, the different modes of action through which the two divinities exercise the common function of envoys, and to reflect, on the other, on the logics of functioning of a plural divine system, in which the physiognomy of a certain deity is configured according to specific narrative or ritual contexts.…”
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The library of San Benigno’s monastery of Capofaro in Genoa. The inventory of books preserved in the manuscript Vat. Lat. 11269 by Adriana Alessandrini

“…Particularly, we tried to outline the physiognomy of the book collection, based on bibliographic data and the editions described, inserting the transcription of the most significant book entries, also in order to identify any prohibited or suspicious books belonged to the Monastery. …”
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The library of San Benigno’s monastery of Capofaro in Genoa. The inventory of books preserved in the manuscript Vat. Lat. 11269 by Adriana Alessandrini

“…Particularly, we tried to outline the physiognomy of the book collection, based on bibliographic data and the editions described, inserting the transcription of the most significant book entries, also in order to identify any prohibited or suspicious books belonged to the Monastery. …”
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THE ANALYSIS OF COORDINATES SPECIFIC TO THE POTENTIAL OF A COMPANY MARKET by Ionel Gabriel Dobrin

“…Across time, this market inside which companies act evolves from the point of view of its absolute and relative size, of the changes in its internal structure, as well as the change of its „physiognomy”.This dynamic evolution of the company market is mainly determined by the dynamics of the emergence and development background which characterizes the company as a whole.…”
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Socrates in the context of the ancient imagination by Svetlov, Roman

“…The paper aims to consider the physiognomy of some ancient images of Socrates in the context of their biographical, mythological, theatrical and value aspects. …”
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Beirut - a city with so many faces by Liliane Buccianti Barakat

“…Since the 19th century, Beirut has known a spectacular development in its physiognomy as well as its morphology and its space extent. …”
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Aporetische Architekturen. Der physiognomische Raum in Thomas Bernhards «Korrektur» (1975) und in der späten Philosophie Ludwig Wittgensteins by Elias Zimmermann

“…In Ludwig Wittgensteins’ Philosophical Investigations, physiognomy is used as a metaphor for the impenetrable boundary between the inner character and the outside appearance of lan­guage. …”
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La leyenda hagiográfica medieval: ¿una especial biografía? by Ángeles García de la Borbolla

“…In this way, the real physiognomy of these characters, their individuality, disapperars behind an ideal that is the personification of an abstraction: the sanctity.…”
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The Molin Collection Between the Old and New Regime by Arianna Candeago

“…In particular, it examines the case of Girolamo Ascanio Molin (1736–1814), a politician, scholar and writer who, between the late 18th and early 19th century, built an extensive collection, whose physiognomy evolved according to the historical context, the frequentations of the senator, the opportunities provided by art markets and the self-representation strategies adopted by the patriciate in response to the New Regime.…”
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Identical twins as doppelgangers: braddon's the trail of the serpent and collins's poor miss finch by Ng, Kai Xin

“…The thesis investigates how nineteenth-century theories of physiognomy affect the classification of identical twins as doppelgangers, the overturning of common beliefs about identical twins, as well as the significance of the death of one or both of the twins in each novel. …”
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Lamech’s Change of Mind: The Hellenistic Philosophy behind the Use of שנא in the Genesis Apocryphon and the Book of Daniel by Quick, L

“…<jats:p>This article seeks to establish that the ‘strong’ meaning of the verbal forms derived from שנא in the Genesis Apocryphon and the book of Daniel is of a dramatic, even violent, change; when used to denote a ‘change’ in mind or countenance, this refers to mental anguish, and so opens up a hitherto overlooked connection between this Jewish literature and the Hellenistic science of physiognomy. The semantic input of this Hellenistic context is important for a better understanding of the range of this Aramaic lexeme, and of the other lexeme employed to denote a ‘change’ by these two early Jewish texts, חלף. …”

La Comunità forale di Navarra regione plurale d’Europa by Alessandro Arangio

“…Navarre is increasingly acquiring the physiognomy of a plural and multi-ethnic region. This paper intends to investigate this transition, in which immigrant communities are protagonists.…”
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Narrare la storia: ripensare la lezione di Jerzy Topolski by Patrizia Fazzi

“…The result is a History as a science not always exact, but close to the truth, and it outlines the historian’s figure who searches the “contact” with the past reality, in whose physiognomy enter the scientific rigor, the search of the method, technical skills, but also the imagination and the passion for knowledge.…”
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Renovação urbana no contexto de globalização do capital: generalidades e particularidades das favelas da América Latina by Teresa de J. Peixoto Faria

“…I will argue that the architectural and urban icons that characterize urban interventions in the globalized world give cities, and more specifically Latin American favelas, a "generic" physiognomy without eliminating the marks of their specific processes of formation and spatial organization, neither the inequalities and nor the sociocultural practices that characterize them and confer them singularity.…”
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The image of the body-face: The case of Franz X. Messerschmidt and Bill Viola by Maria POPCZYK

“…I will refer to aspects of physiognomy, artistic practices and aesthetics, in order to show what each of these tells us about our attitude to the body and emotions and what happens to the body while a person is experiencing an emotion. …”
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Al-Riafah( Groundwater Extraction) By Arabs In Pre-Islamic Era Till The End Of Prophet Muhammad Peace Be Upon Him And The Caliphate by شكران خربوطلي, رجاء إنجام

“… Arabs lived in a desert environment, adopted where the springs explosive, although not exist they need to search for water and inferred and then deduced which is known to have the knowledge of Riyavh, which is a type of physiognomy as they need to search for some of the Numerology's to indicate the presence of water, usually what relied on sensing soil moisture, or sniff the smell, and smell the plants, and animal control to deduce the existence, and after discovering, they developed the tools and equipment for drilling and then Ensnarement to take advantage of this water Accumulated inside the earth, and they succeeded in that and have made great progress in making the necessary tools for lifting, and then slitting traction channels, as well as managed to build dams to trap rainfall, Riyavh was the science took a great importance in their lives. …”
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Éthique et portrait du prince chrétien. Le cas du roi de France Henri II by Sylvène Edouard

“…Literary and iconic portraits of the King reused types of physiognomy that were drawn from treaties of civility and which demonstrate the virtue of the king to govern. …”
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Al-Riafah( Groundwater Extraction) By Arabs In Pre-Islamic Era Till The End Of Prophet Muhammad Peace Be Upon Him And The Caliphate by shokran khrbotli, Raja Enjamm

“… Arabs lived in a desert environment, adopted where the springs explosive, although not exist they need to search for water and inferred and then deduced which is known to have the knowledge of Riyavh, which is a type of physiognomy as they need to search for some of the Numerology's to indicate the presence of water, usually what relied on sensing soil moisture, or sniff the smell, and smell the plants, and animal control to deduce the existence, and after discovering, they developed the tools and equipment for drilling and then Ensnarement to take advantage of this water Accumulated inside the earth, and they succeeded in that and have made great progress in making the necessary tools for lifting, and then slitting traction channels, as well as managed to build dams to trap rainfall, Riyavh was the science took a great importance in their lives. …”
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