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    The Unique Icon ( ) In our life we meet many people but some of them are unforgettable because they affect us and form our character‚ our ideas‚ and views in life. They have immortalized their names in human history. On the other hand‚ there are a lot of people who live and die without leaving any influence and nobody remembers them. Person who had unique traits‚ influence achievements‚ live forever and unforgettable. Do you know the 117th pope of Alexandria and patriarch of the see of St. Mark who

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    Italians began to reflect differently on the world around them and how they interacted with it.  Changing ideas caused a definite shift from medieval values: piety and social seclusion‚ to humanist values: material and scholarly gain. Time spent in monasteries and convents was no longer the epitome of a worthy existence. Education‚ exploration‚ physical strength‚ wealth‚ and personal development replaced meditation‚ contemplation‚ poverty‚ and servitude. In Renaissance Italy‚ a well-rounded education

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    Catholic Church‚ and a growing body of practical‚ surgical‚ and medical knowledge. Medical schools were based off of the discoveries of Galen and Aristotle. Physicians were officially established in the Middle Ages when monasteries grew medicinal herbs to treat sick people. These monasteries were the first hospitals‚ and they used herbs to make medicine. Because medicine was influenced by religious ideas‚ it was believed that sickness and injuries were healed by faith‚ leading to many advances in medicine

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    speak to her to seek her guidance. St. Teresa would teach what she studied about mental Prayer to the people from all over and was able to help the economy. Also helping the economy‚ “In 1562 she established a new monastery‚ named St. Joseph’s (San José). Though initially the monastery was plagued by financial issues and poverty‚ she worked hard over the next few years to establish new houses of her order‚”( St. Teresa was able to deliver a safe‚ religious place to anyone who wished to worship through

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    The Earth Is Our Only Home! The Importance of Environmental Protection & Practical Steps to Support It By Ven. Jampa Since the second half of the 20thcentury‚ the results of environmental destruction and the exploitationof natural resources have become increasingly obvious. Now‚ 7 billion people are sharing this planet‚ and scientists predict that the population will increase to 10 billion people in this century. However‚ we already face difficulties with dwindling natural resources and environmentalpollution

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    Phenomenology is Form and Function: The International Buddhist Temple Phenomenology will sometimes incorporate spirituality into intellectual arguments with place and space‚ and argues that we have more than our five senses to experience the world around us – that even if you were blind‚ deaf‚ couldn’t smell‚ couldn’t taste‚ and had no form of sensory perception‚ the place that you are in could still effect you. The qualities of a place that you can not define through your senses is what explains

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    St. Louis‚ MO: Concordia Pub House‚ 1984. James‚ Orthodox Eastern Church. The Divine Liturgy of the Holy Glorious Apostle James‚ the Brother of God‚ First Hierarch of Jerusalem: Set to Melodies of the Russian Orthodox Church. Basking Ridge‚ NJ: Monastery of St. Mark of Ephesus‚ 1978. Painter‚ John. Just James: the Brother of Jesus in History and Tradition. 2nd ed. Columbia‚ S.C.: Univ of South Carolina Pr‚ 2004. Bütz‚ Jeffrey J. The Brother of Jesus and the Lost Teachings of Christianity. Rochester

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    The Franks and Merovingians: Laying the Foundations for Future European Empires Henry Lilly May 16th‚ 2011 The Roman Empire represented the culmination of the Mediterranean World. The Roman Empire reached its peak under the rule of the famous Roman Emperor‚ Julius Caesar. The Roman Empire extended its borders throughout Europe‚ to present day France‚ Italy‚ Great Britain‚ and Germany. However‚ their collapse in 476 AD was caused by distraction to

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    harshness and severity of the life I led that forced me subsequently to run away to a monastery and become a monk.” (Ganns‚ 1910) This phase of his life is most likely one the founding reasons why Martin Luther‚ later in life‚ was so disgusted with the pain and suffering he saw in the lives of ordinary people. It would be one of his main motivations to change what was wrong. Entering the Augustinian monastery after completing studies and receiving a bachelor’s and master’s at the University of

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    to that molecule. Then‚ the resulting FT–IR spectra are compared and matched with known signatures of identified materials in the FT–IR library (Bruni et al. 1999). Case study Pigment samples were collected from the monastery of Saint Anthony in Egypt. The origins of the monastery are due to the 4th century AD. FTIR–ATR spectra were collected on a Perkin Elmer spectrometer 400 equipped with an ATR detector (attenuated total reflectance) in the wavelength range of 4000–650 cm–1‚ at a spectral resolution

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