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I detti di Gesù. Il «proto-vangelo» dei detti Q, in italiano (gdt 310). E-book. Formato PDF Robinson James M. - Editrice Queriniana, 2016 -
Presentando la versione italiana dal testo edito a cura del Progetto internazionale Q, viene reso accessibile per la prima volta il «Proto-Vangelo » dei Detti Q. Il volumetto comprende una documentata e autorevole Premessa di James M. Robinson, una breve titolazione di ogni Detto, le citazioni corrispondenti dei passi di Matteo e Luca, e una breve bibliografia.
British Costume: A Complete History of the Dress of the Inhabitants of the British Islands. E-book. Formato PDF James Robinson Planché - Forgotten Books, 2017 -
The taste for a correct conception of and habits of our ancestors has of late yea diffused itself throughout Europe. The historian, the poet, the novelist, the pdnter, and the actor, have discovered in attention to costume a new of information and a fresh source of effect study, embellished by anecdote, soon becomes and careless reader; and at the same time sheds light upon manners and rectifies dates, the various events and eras in the most natu vivid colours indelibly on the memory.
A Description of the Soil-Geology of Ireland, 1907: Based Upon Geological Survey Maps and Records With Notes on Climate. E-book. Formato PDF James Robinson Kilroe - Forgotten Books, 2017 -
The granitic gneisses of Erris (north Mayo), of the Ox Mountains, Connemara, and South Donegal, which, on account of 'lithological similarity to those of the North-west of Scotland, were supposed to be of Archaean age, are now known to be intrusive rocks, newer than the adjoining mica-schists, quartzites and limestones, and are represented accordingly: Other less important differences have also been duly noted upon the present map, with a view to bringing this into line with information obtained up'to 1900. It remains for me to explain that, having in view a class of readers more conversant, perhaps, with the industrial aspects of the subjects than the scientific, I have avoided, as much as pos sible, geological expressions which might be thought too technical, and have distinguished by capital initials, and otherwise, some which were unavoidable. To facilitate reference, paragraph head ings and other means have abundantly been used.