…ade of Prince Burtel Orbelian’s mausoleum-church (1331- 39): its two flights of steps, starting from the ground, gradually rise on both sides of the façade, leading to the door of the upper chapel.45 ʻShortenedʼ formulas can also be found on Armenian buildings of the 42 In Yeghip…

…as this new power, and its attitude to European conflicts, with American troops landing in Tripoli in 1805, as well as the death of raïs Hamidou Ibn Ali in a battle against an American squadron commanded by Stephen Decatur in 1815, that changed the power relationships in the West…

…s.19 North, Canaanite to the center, Arabic to the South.24 First, tentative steps can already be seen in the Slesiae De- Kiepert’s ethnographic commentary to his Historisch- scriptio (Book I, Map 14) in Sebastian Münster’s Cosmo- geographischer Atlas of 1848 explicitly refers to…

…yer and the lines marking the edge of the men’s costumes, and the sequencing of steps from left to right produces a choreographic sequence (Hedreen 1992, 108). This kalpis thus invites its viewer Figure 7: Attic red-figure kalpis by the Leningrad Painter, depicting dancing satyrs…

…hen patronized Babylon’s temples, they were simply following in Alexander’s footsteps: they were not replacing a previously abrasive 11 Robin Lane Fox Macedonian-style kingship with a new multi-cultural style.86 As Droysen observed, Alexander’s entourage grew to include Iranian m…

…they use the same methods. This paper will illuminate an aspect of Bach’s early steps toward maturity and could possibly contribute to the discussions of dating some instrumental music. 70 71 Abstract Thursday Morning W Handel 2 - not only this document, but also others, relating…

…se, “Herrscher und Beherrschte,” 90; contra Gurney, The Hittites, 72. Haase sidesteps the philological question of the MUŠKÊNU in the Hittite context, noting only that they are connected with the palace and mostly restricted to cadastral lists (Haase, “Herrscher und Beherrschte,”…

…rham: Acumen, 2013; M. NISSINEN, “Since When do Prophets Write?,” in In the Footsteps of Sherlock Holmes. Studies in the Biblical Text in Honour of Anneli Aejmelaeus, K. De Troyer, M. Law and M. Liljeström (eds), Leuven: Peeters, 2014, 585–606. 2 M. NISSINEN, Ancient Prophecy: Ne…

…hibition in Yerevan, sponsored by the Ministry of Culture of Armenia. Among the steps toward publicity the establishment of the museum on the territory of the monument in 2010 is particularly important. In the course of two years the museum had 45 thousand visi- tors, for compari…

…loping almost simultaneously with the first thematic maps.19 First, tentative steps can already be seen in the Slesiae Descriptio (Book I, Map 14) in Sebastian Münster’s Cosmographia Universalis of 1544, which marked the River Oder not only as a divider between Germans and Slavs, …

…ng goods by boat? Step one – The goods have to be transported to a harbour or a landing place for boats. For getting the goods there, porters, wagons and/or pack or draft animals had to be hired (sometimes) with their drivers, if not in one’s own possession.58 In the harbour one …

…level of the pyramid: by accompany- ing our students up the ladder, through the steps of remembering, under- standing, applying, analyzing, and evaluating, the final goal is to enable them to engage in the creation of knowledge. The abilities to create, to shape meaning verbally …

…medieval archaeology with exceptional achievements in the demanding area of the study, protection and promotion of cultural heritage. *** Marko Popovi} was born in U`ice in 1944 and educated in Belgrade, graduating from the Faculty of Philosophy in 1966, taking his master’s degre…

…e Central Claim 1 Scope, Limitations, and Methodology 1 The Organization of the Study 3 The Need for the Study 6 Chapter One: Temple Cosmology and Old Testament Anagogy 8 Introduction 8 Toward an Old Testament Temple Cosmology 9 The Temple in-as Cosmos Dialectic 11 The Temple-in-…

…ially notes the self‑boasting features of 3:4b–14, which can be viewed in three steps, from boasting about the past (3:4b–6, the “Jewish boast”) to boasting about the past–present (3:7–11, the “boast turned upside down in Christ”), to boasting about the present–future (3:12–14, t…