10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LUNULAE»
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lunulae in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lunulae and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Chinese Medical Palmistry: Your Health in Your Hand
Coarse, old, thick nails may be due to qi vacuity and blood dryness engendering
wind, immersion and soaking in water dampness, or external invasion of damp
toxins. Lunulae The crescent shapes at the base or near extremity of the nail are
...
2
Bronze Age Goldwork of the British Isles
An example of new emphasis on decoration is the use of dentition on lunulae.
Beaker dentition was the result of cardium shell impressions into wet clay, which
may have been an unintentional motif resulting from the use of a regional
material ...
3
Fins Into Limbs: Evolution, Development, and Transformation
The best-known periarticular elements are the meniscal ossicles or lunulae of the
knee and other synovial joints. Characteristically, skeletally mature lunulae form
osseous wedges with a crescentic morphology, nested within fibrocartilaginous ...
4
Die Werke von Daniel Bernoulli: Band 1: Medizin und ...
... Lunulae Lunulae Lunulae Riccati's equation Hydrodynamics Lunulae Lunulae
Riccati's equation Riccati's equation Recurrent series Riccati's equation Lunulae
Series, Lunulae Riccati's equation Riccati's equation Riccati's equation Lunulae ...
Daniel Bernoulli, David Speiser, Volker Zimmermann, 1996
5
Baran and Dawber's Diseases of the Nails and their Management
Red lunula Red lunulae were observed by British physician Richard Terry in 14
of 23 patients with cardiac failure [34]. All patients were at least 40 years of age
and 87% were male. The redness was found to be most intense in the proximal ...
Robert Baran, David A. R. de Berker, Mark Holzberg, 2012
6
The Codex Atlanticus of Leonardo Da Vinci
SEE note to RECTO. Uccelli, pp. 122, 373. 439 RECTO [108] - 162 verso-a, pen
and ink on coarse brown paper, c. 1515-16. Geometrical studies (lunulae), some
crossed through. A humorous doodle showing the 'interlocking' of two toothless ...
There are faint traces of repoussé work on some of the lunulae but on the whole
the ornament is engraved or incised. The motifs tend to be geometric and consist
oflozenges, triangles, chevrons, criss-cross hatching and bands ofthese.
George Eogan, Michael Herity, 2013
8
Book and Text in France, 1400-1600: Poetry on the Page
punctuation in particular, have been neglected in studies of Ronsard's poetry,3
even though it was with the advent of humanist printers and thinkers that a
number of new typographical signs (the exclamation mark, the semi-colon and
lunulae) ...
Adrian Armstrong, Malcolm Quainton, 2007
9
Fracture and Fragmentation in British Romanticism
Naturally, this is not to argue that the parenthesis itself is 'Romantic'; however, my
readings will show that the specific way that Wordsworth employs lunulae in his
poetry does tell us something both about his authorship and, via his writing, ...
10
Historical Pragmatics: Pragmatic Developments in the History ...
... as the compositor of the quarto positioned the lunulae; and it is in practice
immediately and startlingly clear that a gesture specifically mimicking with hand
movement the curves of the lunulae is neither absurd nor pedantic, but fits rather
well.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LUNULAE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
lunulae is used in the context of the following news items.
Ancient Trade Route reveals Prehistoric Inhabitants of Ireland …
Lunulae were made of thin sheets of hammered gold and the ends, or horns, incised with designs. The new study overturns many decades of ... «Ancient Origins, Jun 15»
Gold: Power and Allure - A major landmark exhibition celebrating …
Less than 200 gold lunulae are known and it is possible they were all the work of a handful of experts. Three of them from different sources are ... «SourceWire, Nov 11»
Mysteries uncovered by 4000 BC treasures discovered in dumpster
The vast majority of gold lunulae found in Western Europe come from Ireland, and, says the Irish Times, are thus the first strong evidence we ... «Irish Central, Apr 11»
