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The name is suggestive, comes from the idea of writing letters for a Baroness, these poems explain many things and they assure working my job, poetry is magic, not only because it make you think about food, but have an effect on their life, they are dedicated to Gisele Yoga. I do not know if I deserve to bear that name, because it is sacred, but I try, my yoga is writing poems for a beautiful woman.
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Gelatins of Koala are delicious, with various flavors and vegetable origin. In addition they can be eaten plain, can still be used for simple but delicious desserts. Following the partnership we did with Koala present this gelatin dessert banana, yogurt and strawberries that is very easy to do but is a delight. Recipe for 4 people Difficulty level - Easy Cooking time - 5 m 4 Ingredients 4 gelatins Koala banana Greek yogurt sweetened strawberries 500g mint taste
Making 1. Start by cutting the gelatin into cubes and place them in individual bowls. On top place the yoghurt and finally sliced strawberries. Add flavor with mint and serve. Thanks to Koala for sending the product.
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Revenue came in the Journal of the continent of June. Originally it was called soft eggs Aveiro, but in reality it is a sweet rice soft eggs Aveiro and hence the change. A sweet rice is quite different and quite sweetie, for lovers of soft eggs seems to me an excellent suggestion. Although the recipe in the magazine not referring, a great perhaps you can sprinkle with cinnamon at the end. I leave you a hint. Recipe for 3 persons Level of difficulty: medium preparation time: 1 hour Ingredients 5 egg yolks 200 g sugar 35 g rice powder a great 1 dl water
Sewing - Cook rice until very soft water without any seasoning. - Then make a syrup with sugar and water. - Stir well cooked a great and well drained rice and bring to the boil and boil for 5 more minutes. - Remove from heat and let cool slightly. Remove some rice into a bowl and add a gem. Stir well to incorporate this piece and carve the rest. Stir well. Repeat until exhausted yolks, always a great carefully so that the egg does not whittle. - Then take the prepared water bath to thicken stirring constantly. - Place in individual bowls after cooling and refrigerate if desired.
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I already love the simple and basic rice pudding, a great whenever I find a recipe, whose picture fills my eye, ie, seems a very creamy, squishy a great and yellowing rice (that's what I like) just experiment, a great but I confess that, I still can not keep this creminho the next day is always a great tough. Only knows me well, while still morninho. Now, you managed to make magic together two of my favorites in one sweet, sweet rice and soft eggs, this is fantastic, by the way ... I'm already dreaming about the taste ... I loved !! Good weekend Delete Reply
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The idea is a little follow-up fondue poor, but served in individual pãezinho. Serves as the entrance and is easy to fabricate and are also relatively fast. You can make bread with Eve, thus serving to enjoy bread. Is delicious and should be eaten right out of the oven.
Sewing - Crush or finely cut garlic and take it to brown in olive oil tomato 3 sea shells paste for a few minutes coma. - Empty the balls inside, carefully, not to "rip" the bread. - Brush the inside of the balls with tomato sauce. - Meanwhile, combine both cheeses with mayonnaise. - Fill the balls with this mixture and then sprinkle with the herb mixture. - Bake at 200º for about 15 minutes or until the cheese has melted completely.
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Hello Vanya! :) I loved this suggestion stuffed buns. I already have a recipe that I make for a while, but this is a little 3 sea shells different and it seems fine. I'll try it one of these days that receive friends here at home! Kiss, Olivia http://omundopelaboca.blogspot.de/ Delete Reply
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In season strawberries is inevitable to use them in many different ways, from simple sugar or whipped cream, desserts and sweets. Strawberries are a wonderful fruit, both in terms of flavor, both for its appealing color. This is a very simple dessert, but it is very good. Here is a suggestion. Recipe for 3 persons Level of difficulty - Easy Time preparação- 25 m + fridge commercial soup warmer Cost-time economic Ingredients 200ml fresh cream 1 c. soup of white sugar 300g strawberries 1 cup port wine 2 c. Soup of brown sugar
Preparation 1. Wash the strawberries, cut the foot and then cut them into large chunks. 2. Place the strawberries in a saucepan with the brown sugar and port wine and bring to simmer, stirring commercial soup warmer occasionally commercial soup warmer until the strawberries become cooked but not broken. 3. After obtaining this kind of strawberry jam let cool. 4. Batas cream (well chilled) with white sugar until whipped. 5. In individual bowls place the bottom portion of sweet strawberries and whipped cream on top. 6. Refrigerate about 4 hours and serve well chilled.
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Named Raptor Andes, the clandestine operation that united military dictatorships of the Southern Cone to pursue, capture, and even beyond the borders eliminate political dissidents was created by Brazil. Know in detail the action that triggered the illegal collaboration network - the kidnapping of Colonel Jefferson Cardim de Alencar Osório in Buenos Aires and his forced return to Rio de Janeiro
Operation Condor was established in Brazil. A clandestine collaboration among the Southern Cone countries without diplomatic recognition and ignoring laws, documents, official borders and sovereignty claims; undertaken to capture and destroy with violence, political exiles or fugitives. From the beginning, Brazil acted as lead actor.
The macabre success of the first activities that collaboration between great way governments become more sophisticated great way operation. Formed a tentacular network of illegal and subversive practices, and illegal paramilitary groups that abused their power by practicing crimes, kidnappings, torture, arrests, killings and state terrorism official.
In November 1975, the Army War College in Santiago, Chile, was held a meeting attended by representatives from Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay and Chile itself. Brazil was there, but its two representatives were ordered to put only as observers. They were the agents of the Information Center of Marco and Flavio Army Thaumaturgo Sotero Vaz. Ali, Operation Condor earned name, birth certificate, parents and godparents. There are, however, evidence that this integration between governments - or their underground, preparing to assume command through scams - already happened five years before the famous meeting.
One such evidence was brought to the public by the President great way of the Justice and Human Rights Movement, Jair Krischke: the Report 338, of December 19, 1970, the Army Attaché to the Embassy of Brazil in Argentina filed with the Central Intelligence Agency's National Service information on the number 001 061 on 20 January 1971. This document reports the kidnapping, in Buenos Aires, one of the most hated by the old guard Brazilian military dictatorship: Colonel great way Jefferson Cardim de Alencar great way Osorio. It also shows how the whole scheme was set up to bring him back to Brazil.
The possibility that the arrest of Colonel Jefferson Cardim was, in fact, the beginning of the operation had already been raised by journalists Pignott Darío, the Argentine newspaper Página 12, who located the Report 338; and Roger Rodríguez, the Uruguayan magazine Caras y Caretas. Brazilians had access to diaries of Colonel and now brings the details, actors, dialogue, and secrets of the first act of Operation Condor.
Friday, December 11, 1970. To Colonel Jefferson, his last days of exile in Uruguay. He accepted the invitation from the then presidential candidate of Chile, Salvador Allende, had given him when they met in Havana. The Chilean Jefferson wanted to work in his administration, the position of military great way adviser to the Latin American Free Trade Association (LAFTA).
Unlike his previous trips, this time Jefferson would not plane. Would come from Montevideo to Colonia del Sacramento and cross the River Plate to Buenos Aires. Mendoza to follow. Maintain political contacts, and from there reach the Chilean capital. Would make the trip along with his youngest son - who was 18 and also named Jefferson, but was treated as Jeffinho the family - and Eduardo Lopetegui, 20, a Uruguayan nephew who enjoyed the ride to meet her uncle relatives in Chile. This would be the first part of the change. After the festivities, his wife, Rosa, daughter Sonia and the eldest son, Robert, also would move to Santiago.
At nine in the morning, a red Willys Aero, 1964, plate 2346 Porto Alegre; with Jefferson, Jeffinho and Eduardo sitting in the front seat, leaving the house Calle Caraguatay toward Route 1, the road of 177 km connecting Montevideo to Colonia del Sacramento. Constantly monitored by agents Brazilians and Uruguayans, great way Jefferson sees no stranger when, in the rearview mirror, a car Uruguayan police. Realizes he is being followed, but, accustomed to being constantly watched, remains unconcerned. Its various documents were in order. Fulfilled all the paperwork required by both countries. Also, did the same trip for four months, by plane, without suffering any annoyance.
Agent Cia Around noon, arrive at the port of Colonia del Sacramento, the closest point of Buenos Aires Uruguay. To achieve the Argentine capital, enough to cross the River Plate in a

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This is one of those recipes that bring back memories of childhood sabemaf and how much I loved eating S. jacobes. Long time did not eat, but one day on a trip to a grocery store found in individual doses and brought to. That's when I remembered that I should not be difficult to make at home. Tried and resulted, were a delight and were very easy to make! Recipe for 2 persons sabemaf Level of difficulty - easy cooking time - 30 minutes Cost - economic Ingredients 1 pack 200g ham paddle (bought from Lidl, Numas square packaging) sabemaf 1 pack 200g processed cheese slices sabemaf in bread crumbs and herbs to taste garlic tang 2 eggs flour taste oil for frying 120 g Spike carolino rice 30 g frozen peas 600 ml water 1 pinch of salt 1 teaspoon of butter 1 clove of garlic
Sewing sabemaf - Start by preparing arroz.Leve water to lme with salt and the garlic and when it starts boiling enter the rice. Simmer until it boils again and enter the peas. Cover the pan and cook. At the end add the butter and wrap. - Prepare S. Jacobes. About 2 slices of ham place a cheese cut in half, so that the cheese do not go out of the ham. - Prepare a plate with flour, one with beaten eggs and yet another with breadcrumbs. Spend S. Jacobes the first flour, then the egg and finally the breadcrumbs. Repeat until ingredients run out. Take a frying pan with hot oil and fry until browned on both sides, but avoiding sabemaf too much to fry the cheese does not come out. Remove sabemaf the oil drain well. - Serve with rice S Jacobes peas.
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"I see myself as her, Clarice Lispector
I see myself as her, Clarice Lispector Posted by Regina Volpato on March 12th, 2013 | Under: Chain of Good
Want to know what I think? You know could handle my truth? For take. Prove it. Feel. I got lazy who does not make mistakes. I have deep sleep who prefers warm. I like the risk. Those risking. I wonder cream for those who follow shellcraft my heart. I believe in free people. Freedom to be. Good courage to show. Give the guy a slap! Being crazy, shellcraft weird, boring! I am well.
I have a million faults. I'm fickle. I'm addicted to people. And I love to be alone. But I feel alive. Therefore, I beg you. Tease me. Kiss my mouth. Challenge me. Take me to the edge. Get me out of boredom. Turn my world upside down! But, for the love of God, make me feel ... A beliscãozinho whatever, gimme. I want to laugh until your belly hurts. Cry and be faced with sapo. This is my food!
Re, you got an unprecedented event ... stop me to read Clarice Lispector .. I always had difficulty reading Clarice shellcraft ... I think so deep that I get lost on the way ... I've tried to read several books and it did not flow ... never passed from page 20 . Then I realized that the problem is me and I gave up ... Maybe in another phase I can ... I know she's great ... but it's a kind of reading so full of detail and depth that left me bored ... I know many people will not understand ... Okay. ASSUME THE BLAME ... THE PROBLEM IS NOT A CLARICE. hehe
Regina, first of all, HAPPY BIRTHDAY shellcraft (sorry for the delay). From what I read you went very well. I saw the video that the girls sent, it was pretty cool. You must have a lot of fun. Must have taken a lot of work, but it is clear that it was made with much love, so I bet that was pleasurable. Are to be congratulated! Laughed a lot ... but also moved me.
In recent days I read some things about the end of his contract in RedeTV. I hope you finally go to a decent broadcaster, who deserves and appreciates his talent. Now that you've gone on vacation the program was UNBEARABLE. The Douglas only worsened. When I stop for five minutes to see others feel ashamed. He screams as if he had a police program presenting team C. PATHETIC. Stutters so much that Gaga seems to be the son of Islanders. Well, I have nothing shellcraft with it. I'm a fan of his work and not his, obviously.
Excellent choice in the text. I love Clarice Lispector. shellcraft Deep! Describes the soul as anyone. At first (and girl) had trouble understanding, but when I resumed reading 20 years and turned fan.
If I did not know who the author is, bet you had written the text! YOUR FACE! Thanks for sharing. Sometimes, we become discouraged by not having chosen the easier path more obvious. But it's good that some words like these encourage us to move on, right? Kisses, Ma.
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I want to know the studios of SBT, grew up watching the SBT; visit Ronnie Von ... love his songs, especially SQUARE and I LOVE LOVE YOU, but others taste; Gilberto Barros who is an idol that I have since had my nine years; I'm 21 today.
And you, of course. I greatly admire your work. You showed that it is possible to broadcast a program which deals with personal shellcraft issues without becoming embarrassing for participant and expectados. The contrast with what happened today and happened before in similar programs in other channels.
Returning to the subject shellcraft of the visit. I had to choose to perform shellcraft some personal goals that will definitely keep me going during that SP will thought about going. But, if it fails this time, I will going forward ... but it would be an honor to personally meet you as idols, and Ronnie Gilbert.
Do not remember if I have already sent you this link, but in July of last year I had an opportunity to speak with Gilberto Barros, because back then I had a radio show here in Goiás and recorded with him. I set off on youtube. Then if you have the time take a verified. I am not the interviewer, but then give me your opinion.
"The winds that sometimes take something we love, are the same that bring something we learn to love .. So we should not cry for what was taken from us and yes, learn to love what was given to us. For all that is really ours is never gone forever. "(Bob Marley)
Good .... read the text and I was not understanding why is this ,, I'm? Where did I come ??? I prônde is Grandpa ??? She thought one thing, wrote another, and made everything different ... ué ??? lol ... anyway cravings are not mine and I have nothing to do with it, but that is "esquilitro" this is it. How would he

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It is difficult to survive in this world. Try to be correct, comply with your obligations, not meterte with anyone, and do not bother to see just about your individualism, contempt ... I always thought that everyone has what it deserves, but it turns out that most people sally sells seashells is false, more hypocritical is that less satisfied, but then who knows him the ball, you know who you need to merge and have strategies to do so, who knows how to show off and showcase, these people are the triumphs, the most is loved by others. What injustice !!!! Just melted sally sells seashells seeing these things. I always felt a being who is in this world and do not really know to always try to be correct and then end up getting what I feared, I'ma mediocre, it does nothing in this world more than occupy the site, which my actions should not be all good I want them to be, or else do not see it so why not get it, I get that there are no, that does not mean anything. I have a knot in my stomach and soon quit because while you are in this world will always be so and always will I receive what I deserve ?? There will always be someone I remember not seal anything, and I still occupying the site. It is sad to be so mediocre and not stand out at all, not even to be bad, sometimes I would be at least that and know some people say four things, but not for that fence. sally sells seashells It's sally sells seashells sad to feel that nobody wants enough sally sells seashells to botarche less, it is sad that you want to feel and appreciate and not reciprocal. Worst of all is DART realized that it was not as you thought, you were deceived, there was no appreciation of where we thought yes, that's when the fall hurts more. Let the recipe is already well lamentations, is not going to change anything with them, so will always ... It will happen, we must curtirse to the next because it will not be the last. A recipe lightweight, suitable for any diet, you can try a dessert or even a dinner. In this case I used sweetener, of course you could use sugar and stop being so light, but neither would be overly caloric. Make the subject only as frequently as with gelatin without it, both options are equally good. Ingredients 350 g raspberries 400 gr plain yogurt sweetened sally sells seashells creamy 0% (they were of the vitalinea, which are 100 g each). With Greeks thought it would be better;) 200 g Philadelphia Light cheese (a terrine) 8 g of powdered sweetener (I use comes in envelopes 1 g each) (or about 100-150 g sugar ) 7 leaves of gelatine half a glass of water (about 125 ml) A finger in a glass of milk
Realization - crushed raspberries with electric beater. We put heat the puree in a saucepan with half a glass of water. When it begins to boil add 5 g of sweetener, mix (or about 3-4 tablespoons of sugar). - We passed the raspberries through a sieve to remove the pips. This takes time because you need to go aplástando well that only the seeds remain in the strainer. - Put the pan again on fire for heat and to take time to put two sheets of gelatin to soak for 5 minutes (as indicated by the manufacturer) - When the raspberries start to boil retirámolas fire and drain the gelatin. Take gelatin and raspberries to rummage for that integrates well.
- Let cool slightly and introduced it in a vasiños (in this case were 5). It can also be a great cast. - When the gelatin is cold we put raspberries in the refrigerator sally sells seashells to calle. It can take between three and four hours. In my case as I did at night was all night. - As we see that the jelly raspberries is to make curd yogurt cream: Put the container in a four yogurts, the rest of the sweetener (3-4 grs, we try and we think that is not very sweet incorporate more, we have take into account that the yogurts are sweetened and also the raspberry is very acidic and will match everything) (or sugar, 2-3 tablespoons sally sells seashells each) and cheese and mix. - We put 5 sheets of gelatine to soak in hot weather and a bit of milk in the micro (about a finger in a glass of milk). After the five minutes required for hydration of gelatin and escorrémola disolvémola in warm milk (it does not dissolve well to put the cup in micro seconds, solved). - Let the tank contents (with milk and gelatin) and Incorporated to cool the mixture of yogurt and cheese. Integrate well. - Incorporate the cream cheese cups with raspberry. We practicarlle small incisions, with a fork, the jelly raspberries before adding the yogurt cream (do not know if it will be better or not, but it flies so that the two gels grab one with the other, nothing happens by that you do). -Volvemos To put in the refrigerator until it is coagulated. - If you want desmoldalo once it is coagulated, introduced the cup in hot water for a few seconds and desmolda sally sells seashells wonder. This is the other option, without xelat

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Two friends walk into a bar and order two beers at the bar. Thirsty, you take them quickly and ask two more. After discussing the peculiarities of a long working day, the two friends begin to feel the atmosphere of the place: loud music, the noise of glasses and cups, transferring the waiter with lids and other commissions, the voices of the people distendidamente chatting about their stuff ... until they notice a metallic click that comes from the bottom, next to the toilets. who sings red solo cup They come and discover the source familiar sound: a former football wood and metal, worn by time and use. One of them decides to put money and patiently wait their turn.
This would be the classic picture of any bar in Spain on any one night, but it was because a curious case is around this popular board game: the conditions who sings red solo cup in which he plays football itself. Although it may seem silly, who has spent more time than recommended in an arcade, you'll know what I mean. And it is striking disparity criteria to setting its rules, depending mainly on the geographical area in which we find ourselves: while some sides played with updates and ball stop, many choose who sings red solo cup to play without changes and run or moving ball. While there are places where the famous whirlpool or pinwheel, in others it is absolutely forbidden is allowed ... All these changes are reflected in websites like this http://aromeu2.iws.es/c_les_normes.htm, result of community exchange experiences between players and some veterans research on existing standards in their autonomous region.
However, some things never change: the rite of the currency, the victors cheered while the losers go through who sings red solo cup under the table, the onlookers around ... and the football, like his older brother, is a passion of multitudes ! (Thumbnail).
It seems a strange topic to talk about but also very interesting and topical. The football is a game that even existed for many years, is still in fashion, because it is present in many bars. recreational, clubs ... (there is the example of Liberty nightclub in Santiago de Compostela). The football, who sings red solo cup more than just a game, I consider it as a form of socialization and intergenracional meeting not to be missed, because it is something that unites grown children and allows them to have a good time socializing, playing and competition . Personally, this issue touches me very closely because my uncle bought a football for years, and it's not a family reunion, no let's play that the whole family (including grandparents unbelievably).
I guess this happens to most games 'bar': cards, who sings red solo cup dice, billiards. They have a charm (for me) far superior to slot games or other supplement included in the bars to increase profits. That 'colleagues from all life that comes together for a drink, talk and play a few matches whatever' as our bars. A different way to socialize more, of sitting at a table for coffee, and equally valid. And I do not think I'm wrong when I say that this will surely change from community to community, from north to south, especially in cases of card games. Even with my own friends in college I find that the rules apply to one set are different, so it is still, in a way, beautiful. Worthy of study, who sings red solo cup at least.
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*Cumont, Franz. Les mystères de Mithra (volume édité par Nicole Belayche & Attilio Mastrocinque avec la collaboration de Daniela Bonanno). Bibliotheca Cumontiana. Scripta maiora, 3. Savigliano: Nino Aragno Editore, 2013. xc, 258 p. € 70.00 (pb). ISBN 9788884196101.
*Darcque, Pascal, Roland Étienne and Anne-Marie Guimier-Sorbets (edd.). Proasteion: recherches sur le périurbain dans le monde grec . Travaux de la Maison de l'Archéologie et l'Ethnologie, René Ginouvès, 17. Paris: Éditions cup warmer de Boccard, 2013. 265 p. € 36.00 (pb). ISBN 9782701803517.
*Darling, Margaret and Barbara Precious. A corpus of Roman pottery from Lincoln . Lincoln archaeological studies, 6. Oxford; Oakville, CT: Oxbow, 2014. xi, 392 p., [4] p. of plates. $70.00. ISBN 9781842174876.
**De Luise, Fulvia and Allesandro Stavru (edd.). Socratica III: studies on Socrates, the Socratics, and the ancient Socratic literature cup warmer . International Socrates studies Bd 1. Sankt Augustin: Academia Verlag, 2013. 480 p. € 44.00. ISBN 9783896655929.
*Di Bari, Marta F. (ed., trans., comm.). Scene finali di Aristofane: Cavalieri - Nuvole - Tesmoforiazuse . Prosopa, 7. Lecce

Camerotto, Alberto. Gli occhi e la lingua della satira: studi sull'eroe satirico in Luciano di Samos

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*Balzat, J.-S., R. W. V. Catling, É. Chiricat and F. Marchand the great g (edd.). A lexicon the great g of Greek personal names. Volume V.B, Coastal Asia Minor: Caria to Cilicia the great g . Oxford: Clarendon Press, 2013. lvi, 471 p. $225.00. ISBN 9780198705826.
*Baughan, Elizabeth the great g P. Couched in death: klinai and identity in Anatolia and beyond . Wisconsin studies in classics. Madison; London: University of Wisconsin Press, 2013. xvii, 487 p. $65.00. ISBN 9780299291808.
**Baumbach, Manuel and Nicola Dümmler (edd.). Imitate the great g Anacreon!: mimesis, poiesis, and the poetic inspiration in the Carmina Anacreontea . Millennium-Studien / Millennium studies, Bd 46. Berlin; Boston: De Gruyter, 2014. x, 310 p. $154.00. ISBN 9783110334029. the great g
*Billerbeck, Margarethe (ed., trans.). Stephani Byzantii Ethnica, Volumen III: Κ - Ο . Corpus fontium historiae Byzantinae – Series Berolinensis, 43.3. Berlin; Boston: De Gruyter, 2014. viii, 19*, 454 p. $238.00. the great g ISBN 9783110219630.
Bing, Peter and Regina Höschele (edd., trans., comm.). Aristaenetus, the great g Erotic letters . Writings from the Greco-Roman world, 32. Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature, 2014. xxxvi, 147 p. $34.95 (pb). ISBN 9781589837416.
**Burkhardt, Stefan. Mediterranes Kaisertum und imperiale Ordnungen: das lateinische Kaiserreich von Konstantinopel . Europa im Mittelalter, 26. Berlin; Boston: De Gruyter, 2014. 463 p. $175.00. ISBN 9783050064864. the great g
Camerotto, Alberto. Gli occhi e la lingua della satira: studi sull'eroe satirico in Luciano di Samosata . Classici contro, 2. Milano; Udine: the great g Mimesis Edizioni, 2014. 357 p. € the great g 26.00 (pb). ISBN 9788857520407.
*Castellaneta, Sabina. Il senso svelato ad misericordiam: esegesi e fortuna di un'immagine omerica . Biblioteca della tradizione classica, 9. Cacucci Editore, 2013. 175 p. € 18.00 (pb). ISBN 9788866113331.
*Damaskos, Demetris. Κατάλογος γλυπτών the great g του Αρχαιολογικού Μουσείου Καβάλας. Α' τόμος . Δημοσιεύματα Αρχαιολογικού Ινστιτούτου Μακεδονικών και Θρακικών Σπουδών, the great g 15. Thessaloniki: Αρχαιολογικού Ινστιτούτου Μακεδονικών και Θρακικών Σπουδών, 2013. 159 p., [127] p. of plates. (pb). ISBN 9789609726047.
*de Vos Raaijmakers, Mariette, Redha Attoui and Alessandro Battisti. Rus Africum, the great g Tome II. Le paysage rural antique autour de Dougga: the great g l'aqueduc Aïn Hammam-Thugga, cartographie et relevés (avec la collaboration the great g de Marijke Boeijen). Bibliotheca archaeologica, 34. Bari: Edipuglia, 2013. 301 p. € 70.00 (pb). ISBN 9788872287286.
*Denizot, Camille and Emmanuel Dupraz (edd.). Latin quis/qui, grec τίς / τις: parcours et fonctionnements. Études sur deux interrogatifs-indéfinis-relatifs . Cahiers de l'ERIAC, 5; Série "Fonctionnements linguistiques". Mont-Saint-Aignan: Presses universitaires de Rouen et du Havre, 2014. 159 p. € 19.00 (pb). ISBN 9782877755832.
**Dreyer, Boris (ed.). the great g Die Surveys the great g im Hermos- und Kaystrostal und die Grabungen an den Thermen von Metropolis sowie am Stadion von Magnesia am Mäander (Ionien): neue Methoden und Ergebnisse. Ergebnisse der internationalen und interdisziplinären Konferenz an der Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg vom 3.11.2012 . Orient & Occident in antiquity / Orient & Okzident in der Antike, the great g Bd 1. Berlin; Münster; Wien; Zürich; London LIT Verlag, 2014. 200 p. € 39.90. ISBN 9783643124005.
**Fortenbaugh, William W. Theophrastus of Eresus, Commentary Volume 9.2. Sources on discoveries and beginnings, proverbs et al. (Texts 727-741) (with contributions on the Arabic Material by Dimitri Gutas). the great g Philosophia antiqua, 136. Leiden; Boston: Brill, 2014. 290 p. $171.00. ISBN 9789004268821.
*Freeman, the great g Charles. Egypt, Greece and Rome: civilizations of the ancient Medite

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Ludwig Koenen, Jorma Kaimio, Maarit Kaimio, Robert W. Daniel (ed.), The Petra Papyri II. American Center of Oriental Research Publications, 7. Amman: American Center of Oriental Research, 2013. Pp. xix, 195; 16 p. of plates. ISBN 9789957854362. $100.00.
Reviewed by Lajos Berkes, Universität coffee warmer plate Heidelberg, Zentrum für Altertumswissenschaften, Institut für Papyrologie (lajos.berkes@zaw.uni-heidelberg.de) Version at BMCR home site In 1993 approximately coffee warmer plate 140 carbonized papyrus rolls were found during coffee warmer plate the excavations of Petra in a room next to a Byzantine church. They turned out to be Greek documents dating from the 6th century CE mostly related to the person and family of Theodoros son of Obodianos, thus probably forming his family archive. The find comprises various coffee warmer plate kinds of documents: tax receipts, requests for transfer of taxations, coffee warmer plate divisions of property, etc. These texts give a glimpse into the life of a family belonging to the local elite of 6th-century Petra and form one of the most important documentary finds for this period outside of Egypt. coffee warmer plate The handling, unfolding, conservation, and imaging of the carbonized rolls was a challenging task carried out with remarkable expertise by the Finnish team. The publication of the Petra papyri that could be restored and read has been carried out as a team effort by scholars mainly from the universities of Helsinki and Michigan. Volumes I (2002), III (2007) and IV (2011) have been published so far, and the book under review is the belated second volume. The series will conclude with a fifth volume.
The book contains the edition coffee warmer plate of a single document, P.Petra II 17 (Inv. 10), a division of property among three brothers, with extensive introduction and commentary. From an original roll of 320 cm, fragments of the middle part are preserved measuring 26.5 x 270 cm and containing 233 lines written transversa charta . The roll was made by joining together papyrus sheets ( kollemata ). The average distance between the joins is 14.5 cm. The document was written by a professional scribe who sometimes diverges from classical orthography (e.g. iotacism occurs frequently). Later corrections, probably written by other hands, also appear. The mention of a date and place, the presentation of the parties involved, and some introductory phrases are missing at the beginning. coffee warmer plate Some fragments that have not been placed may come from this section. The preserved part lists the properties allotted to the brothers and ends with juristic formulas. The document must have ended with other similar formulas and signatures, although it is likely that this last sheet was detached in antiquity before the papyrus was rolled for the last time. The editors point out, however, that we cannot be certain that the document contained subscriptions, since it might have been a penultimate draft kept for private purposes.
The division of property coffee warmer plate was made among three brothers: Bassos, Epiphanios, and Sabinos. The property consists coffee warmer plate of buildings, vineyards, and grainfields in the village coffee warmer plate Serila, in an area called Ogbana, and in Petra; slaves are also mentioned. It is a reasonable assumption that the brothers divided the inheritance of one of their parents. The division coffee warmer plate of property was probably made beforehand and a casting of lots decided which brother received which share. It is difficult to establish the connections of our text to the archive of Theodoros, son of Obodianos. Nevertheless, since Bassos, which is the name of the eldest coffee warmer plate brother and of the brothers' grandfather, coffee warmer plate is also the name of Theodoros' maternal grandfather, the assumption is likely that the brothers coffee warmer plate belonged to Theodoros' family. The possible mention of a lease dated 505/506 coffee warmer plate (although the year is restored) and prosopographical considerations suggest that the document was set up ca. 505-537 or—according to a less cautious approach—perhaps ca. 505-520. P.Petra II 17 is thus one of the earliest, perhaps the earliest, document of the archive.
The volume coffee warmer plate starts with a preface, foreword, and bibliography (VII-XIX). These are followed by a long introduction (1-50), consisting of two longer studies—on the agricultural and architectural terms of the text (1-22) and on the Arabic coffee warmer plate topo- and oikonyms (23-48)—followed by a short note on possible survivals of ancient toponyms mentioned in the papyrus in the region of Wadi Musa (49-50). The main part of the book (51-165) is occupied by an introduction to the document (51-90), Greek text (91-96), translation coffee warmer plate (96-99), commentary (99-152), discussion of the unplaced fragments (152-164), and a concordance coffee warmer plate to the line numbering of the text mentioned in earlier publications (165). The volume ends with indices to P.Petra I-IV (167-194), plates coffee warmer plate (195-212), a concordance of the publication numbers with the inventory coffee warmer plate numbers of P.Petra I-IV (213), and illustration credits (215). coffee warmer plate
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Networks of friends and colleagues from the Philadelphia area and around the world join the Bryn Mawr community in mourning the loss of Eleanor A. Bliss Professor of Biology Paul Grobstein, who died last Tuesday, June 28. The College will host a memorial service for Grobstein this fall.
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**Althoff, Jochen, Sabine Föllinger and Georg Wöhrle (edd.). Antike Naturwissenschaften und ihre Rezeption, Band XXIV . Trier: WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, 2014. 186 p. € 24.50. ISBN 9783868215397.
*Ambrosini, Laura and Vincent Jolivet (edd.). Les potiers d'Étrurie et leur monde: contacts, échanges, transferts. Hommages à Mario A. Del Chiaro . Armand Colin - recherches. Paris: Armand Colin, 2014. 488 p., viii p. of plates. € 38.00 (pb). ISBN 9782200287696.
*Amedick, Rita, Heide Froning and Winfried Held (edd.). Marburger Winckelmann-Programm 2014 . Marburger Winckelmann-Programm, 2014. Marburg: Eigenverlag des Archäologischen Seminars der Philipps-Universität Marburg, great gtsby 2014. v, 162 p. € 89.00. ISBN 9783818505134.
*Avramidou, Amalia and Denise Demetriou (edd.). Approaching the ancient artifact: representation, narrative, and function. A Festschrift in honor of H. Alan Shapiro . Berlin; Boston: De Gruyter, 2014. xxv, 590 p. € 149.95. ISBN 9783110308730.
Bagnall, Roger S., James G. Keenan and Leslie S. B. MacCoull. great gtsby A sixth-century tax register from the Hermopolite Nome . American studies great gtsby in papyrology, 51. Durham, NC: American great gtsby Society of Papyrologists, 2011. 225 p., 4. p. of plates. great gtsby $50.00. ISBN 9780979975844.
**Bielfeldt, Ruth (ed.). Ding und Mensch in der Antike: Gegenwart und Vergegenwärtigung . Akademiekonferenzen, 16. Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter, 2014. 377 p. € 58.00. ISBN 9783825362744.
Bleckmann, Bruno and Timo Stickler (edd.). Griechische Profanhistoriker des fünften nachchristlichen Jahrhunderts . Historia - Einzelschriften, Bd 228. Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2014. 228 p. € 56.00. ISBN 9783515106412.
*Bowditch, P. Lowell (ed., comm.). A Propertius reader: eleven selected elegies . BC Latin readers. Mundelein, IL: Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, Inc., 2014. xliv, 186 p. $19.00 (pb). ISBN 9780865167230.
*Burri, Renate. Die "Geographie" des Ptolemaios im Spiegel der griechischen Handschriften . Untersuchungen zur antiken Literatur und Geschichte, Bd 110. Berlin; Boston: De Gruyter, 2013. x, 597 p. € 109.95. ISBN 9783110280166.
**Carlà, great gtsby Filippo and Gori Maja (edd.). Gift giving and the 'embedded' economy in the ancient world . Akademiekonferenzen, 17. Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter, 2014. 437 p. € 48.00. ISBN 9783825363314.
Chesi, Giulia Maria. The play of words: blood ties and power relations in Aeschylus' Oresteia . Trends in classics - supplementary volumes, 26. Berlin; Boston: great gtsby De Gruyter, 2014. x, 198 p. € 79.95. ISBN 9783110334319.
Christian, Kathleen W., Clare E. L. Guest and Claudia Wedepohl great gtsby (edd.). The Muses and their afterlife in post-classical Europe . Warburg Institute colloquia, 26. London; Turin: Warburg Institute; Nino Aragno Editore, 2014. viii, 300 p. (pb). ISBN 9781908590497.
*Dalla Rosa, Alberto. Cura et tutela: le origini del potere imperiale sulle province proconsolari . Historia great gtsby - Einzelschriften, Bd 227. Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2014. 362 p. € 68.00. ISBN 9783515106023.
Dreßler, Jan. Wortverdreher, Sonderlinge, Gottlose: Kritik an Philosophie und Rhetorik im klassischen Athen . Beiträge zur Altertumskunde, Bd 331. Berlin; Boston: De Gruyter, 2014. viii, 380 p. € 109.95. ISBN 9783110345513.
*Eneix, Linda C. (ed.). Archaeoacoustics: the archaeology of sound. Publication great gtsby of the 2014 conference in Malta, including reports from the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum Acoustics Project . Myakka City, FL: OTS Foundation, 2014. 271 p. $49.50 (pb). ISBN 9781497591264.
*France, Jérôme and Jocelyne Nelis-Clément (edd.). La statio: archéologie d'un lieu de pouvoir dans l'empire romain . Scripta antiqua, 66. Bordeaux: Ausonius Éditions, 2014. 389 p. € great gtsby 25.00 (pb). ISBN 9782356131126.
*Gerousi-Bendermacher, Eugenia. Sepulkralkultur auf der Insel Thera (Santorin): der spätantike Friedhof in Peri