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Turn your outdoor space into 1 of ultimate comfort. Made from sturdy acacia wood, our impressive daybed uplifts the way you lounge in your own backyard or patio space. This outdoor seating features 2 adjustable chaise lounges topped with plush water-resistant cushions and is finished with a sturdy box frame, allowing you to hang our water-resistant curtains to provide plenty of shade for you to relax outdoors. Finished with gorgeous slat paneling, this daybed adds much-needed style to your outdoor decor, making this an irresistible space for lounging.

Turn your outdoor space into 1 of ultimate comfort. Made from sturdy acacia wood, our impressive daybed uplifts the way you lounge in your own backyard or patio space. This outdoor seating features 2 adjustable chaise lounges topped with plush water-resistant cushions and is finished with a sturdy box frame, allowing you to hang our water-resistant curtains to provide plenty of shade for you to relax outdoors. Finished with gorgeous slat paneling, this daybed adds much-needed style to your outdoor decor, making this an irresistible space for lounging.

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One of the first women artists in Canada to receive international recognition, Laura Muntz's evocative paintings of children and childhood have been exhibited worldwide. In this overview of Muntz's life and work, Joan Murray captures the breadth and sophistication of Muntz's oeuvre. Trained in France and inspired by the Impressionists, Laura Muntz (1860-1930) imbued her paintings with a striking, atmospheric treatment of light. Energetic and determined, Muntz created a large number of canvases, watercolours, pastels, and drawings that communicate a deep sympathy with her subjects - most often children or women with children. As she continued her career in Toronto and Montreal, her works revealed flair, inventiveness, and a rich sense of colour and layering. Muntz lived and painted in Canada to the end of her life, exhibiting widely to considerable renown. Laura Muntz Lyall: Impressions of Women and Childhood provides an extensive chronology and exhibition history, as well as the artist's own words in a selection of previously unpublished correspondence. Reproducing more than ninety paintings in colour, this book offers new insight into the work of one of Canada's important artists.

In Diodorus Siculus and the World of the Late Roman Republic, Charles E. Muntz offers a fresh look at one of the most neglected historians of the ancient world, and recovers Diodorus's originality and importance as a witness to a profoundly tumultuous period in antiquity. Muntz analyzes the first three books of Diodorus's Bibliotheke historike, some of the most varied and eclectic material in his work, in which Diodorus reveals through the history, myths, and customs of the "barbarians" the secrets of successful states and rulers, and contributes to the debates surrounding the transition from Republic to Empire. Muntz establishes just how linked the "barbarians" of the Bibliotheke are to the actors of the crumbling Republic, and demonstrates that through the medium of the ancient Egyptians, Assyrians, Indians, and others Diodorus engages with the major issues and intellectual disputes of his time, including the origins of civilization, the propriety of ruler-cult, the benefits of monarchy, and the relationship between myth and history. Diodorus has many similarities with other authors writing on these topics, including Cicero, Lucretius, Varro, Sallust, and Livy but, as Muntz argues, engaging with such controversial issues, even indirectly, could be especially dangerous for a Greek provincial such as Diodorus. Indeed, for these reasons he may never have completed or fully published the Bibliotheke in his lifetime. Through his careful and precise investigations, Muntz demonstrates Diodorus's historical context at its full size and scope.

Bart Simpson, the bad boy of Springfield, is back in Bart Simpson: Big Shot, a bold series of comic misadventures.All of your favorite characters here, including Maggie and Lisa Simpson, Milhouse, and neighborhood bully Nelson Muntz.With full-color illustrations throughout, this monumental collection of big-headed and big-hearted tales from Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons, may be the biggest Bart Simpson book yet! And that’s a big deal!

174 S., mehr. Abb., Pp. -- Einbandtitel: Die drei Flugschriften über den Münzstreit der sächsischen Albertiner und Ernestiner. - Kommentarband zu den Faksimile-Nachdrucken der Flugschriften: Gemeyne Stimmen von der Muntz (1530). Die Müntz belangende Antwort und Bericht (1530). Gemeine Stymmen von der Müntze: Apologia . und Vorantwortung (1548).- [ Wirtschaftswissenschaft Volkswirtschaft historie Geld Zeit1530 Zeit1548 " Klassiker der Nationalökonomie J 2000 ] --

In Diodorus Siculus and the World of the Late Roman Republic, Charles E. Muntz offers a fresh look at one of the most neglected historians of the ancient world, and recovers Diodorus's originality and importance as a witness to a profoundly tumultuous period in antiquity. Muntz analyzes the first three books of Diodorus's Bibliotheke historike, some of the most varied and eclectic material in his work, in which Diodorus reveals through the history, myths, and customs of the "barbarians" the secrets of successful states and rulers, and contributes to the debates surrounding the transition from Republic to Empire. Muntz establishes just how linked the "barbarians" of the Bibliotheke are to the actors of the crumbling Republic, and demonstrates that through the medium of the ancient Egyptians, Assyrians, Indians, and others Diodorus engages with the major issues and intellectual disputes of his time, including the origins of civilization, the propriety of ruler-cult, the benefits of monarchy, and the relationship between myth and history. Diodorus has many similarities with other authors writing on these topics, including Cicero, Lucretius, Varro, Sallust, and Livy but, as Muntz argues, engaging with such controversial issues, even indirectly, could be especially dangerous for a Greek provincial such as Diodorus. Indeed, for these reasons he may never have completed or fully published the Bibliotheke in his lifetime. Through his careful and precise investigations, Muntz demonstrates Diodorus's historical context at its full size and scope.