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Laudate Pueri Laudate Nomen Domini (O Praise and Glorify the Lord) SATB with soprano solo Publisher: Schirmer Credits/Composer: Voicing: SATB ...

Becky's literal leap of faith unhinged the doors to a world of magic, a world that will force her to abandon her old life and embrace her legacy. After all, you may be born a witch, but there's no way you can properly use magic unless you study it. And as the Magic Education of Becky Kumar unfolds, the second story-arc of Marco B. Bucci (Memento Mori) and Jacopo Camagni (Deadpool the Duck, Strikeforce) genre-bending saga ends with a shocking finale!Collects Nomen Omen #6-10

Very Good Minus in a Very Good Minus dust jacket; Hardcover; Dust jacket is moderately edgeworn, otherwise is clean and intact with no tears, and has not been price-clipped (Now fitted with a new, Brodart jacket protector); Clean boards with moderately "bumped" edge-corners; Unblemished textblock edges; The endpapers and all text pages are clean and unmarked; The binding is excellent with a straight spine; This book will be shipped in a sturdy cardboard box with foam padding; Large Format (11.75" - 12.75" tall); 4.0 lbs; Text is in English and Italian; White and blue dust jacket with illustration of a crown, and title in gold lettering; 1992, E. Albertelli Publishing; 256 pages; "Rex: Regis Nomen, Navis Omen : Storia Di Un Transatlantico : the Greyhound of the Seas," by Maurizio Eliseo.

140 pages. German language. 9.61x6.69x0.32 inches. In Stock.

Bonn, Romanistischer Verlag 1990. 414 S., OKart. Mit Widmung des Autors. Gutes Exemplar.

The volume was created on the basis of selected contributions to an international symposium that was held in Vienna at the Austrian Academy of Sciences in 2005 on the occasion of the 1600-year anniversary of the creation of the Armenian alphabet. In order to view this major event of cultural history in a larger context, the scope of the symposium was widened in order to include not only the other two South Caucasian alphabets, the Georgian and Albanian, but also the Coptic one and the conditions in the Iranian empire during the relevant centuries. Some easy to date, relatively clear research results are often in strong contrast to the more legendary traditions, which science has not resolved sufficiently to date. That the blessed Matoc, who in the later tradition is rather called Mesrop, created the Armenian alphabet in 405/406 is beyond dispute. However, the Armenian tradition also ascribes to Matoc the creation of the Albanian and the oldest Georgian alphabet. For the former, there existed until recently only vague theories and only after the decoding and decryption of palimpsests discovered in St. Catherines Monastery in Sinai, to which a contribution in this volume is dedicated, are statements based on fact possible. For the Georgian alphabet, a completely new approach is presented in a paper (creation in the Syrian- Palestinian region, just after the creation of the Armenian alphabet).

159 pp., bibliography, index. The present study intends to be an onomastic and typological survey of the divine denominations composed of a theonym and an epithet that were derived, usually with the suffix -ianus, from a Roman anthroponym, either a nomen gentilicium or an individual cognomen (e.g., Apollo Sos-ianus in Rome, Silvanus Lus-ianus in Beneventum, or Fortuna Taur-ian-ensis and Hercules Hermogen-ianus in Ostia). The phenomenon was recognized in scholarship long ago but has not been studied systematically so far. Sometimes, rarely, the adjectival epithets of deities were derived from the names of other deities, but these cases usually represent a different onomastic caregory in terms of the typology of the suffixes. Since the approach is mainly typological, the purpose of the study being to identify, onomastic patterns in the naming of gods, there are relatively few references to strictly linguistic matters or etymologies.

Excerpt from Prisciani Grammatici Caesariensis Institutionum Grammaticarum Libri XVIII, Vol. 2: Libros XIII-XVIII ContinensPauca sunt, quae buie volumini praefanda lnabeo caque unico fere spectant ad libros XVII et XVIII, Prisciani minoris nomine olim a reliquorum sedecim libromm corpore, quod Prisciani maioris nomen prae se ferebat, vulgo segregatos et plerumque singillatim descriptos. Quamvis enim de adiumentis, quibus in rccenscndis his libris usus sum, in prioris voluminis praefatione disscruerim, inter ipsum recensendi atque emendandi laborem observationum aliquod corollarium mihi subnatum est, cuius alteram partem, quae singulas quasdam res ad voluminis fere prioris argumentum pertinentes spec tat, in addendorum corrigendorumque farragincm conicci, °alteram hic componere malo.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Pages: 159 Language: English. The present study intends to be an onomastic and typological survey of the divine denominations composed of a theonym and an epithet that were derived, usually with the suffix -ianus, from a Roman anthroponym, either a nomen gentilicium or an individual cognomen (e.g., Apollo Sos-ianus in Rome, Silvanus Lus-ianus in Beneventum, or Fortuna Taur-ian-ensis and Hercules Hermogen-ianus in Ostia). The phenomenon was recognized in scholarship long ago but has not been studied systematically so far. Sometimes, rarely, the adjectival epithets of deities were derived from the names of other deities, but these cases usually represent a different onomastic caregory in terms of the typology of the suffixes. Since the approach is mainly typological, the purpose of the study being to identify, onomastic patterns in the naming of gods, there are relatively few references to strictly linguistic matters or etymologies. 9789516534902

Die Herausforderung, die sich für Deutschlernende stellt, ist die korrekte Zuweisung des grammatikalischen Geschlechts: männlich, weiblich oder sächlich. Deutsche Muttersprachler erwerben dieses Wissen von klein auf. Das Zuteilen der Nomen zum entsprechenden Genus wird ihnen daher an den Schulen nicht vermittelt. Aus demselben Grund unterrichten Deutschlehrer nicht, wie das Nomen dem korrekten Genus zuzuweisen ist: Man kann nicht unterrichten, was man selbst nicht gelernt hat.Dieses Buch füllt diese Lücke, indem es die Regeln erklärt, wie das deutsche Nomen dem entsprechenden Genus zugewiesen wird. Dies ermöglicht es Deutschlernenden, ganze Kategorien von Nomen zu entschlüsseln und so mit mehr Selbstbewusstsein, Deutsch zu sprechen.