10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REFOUNDER»
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refounder in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Livy: Reconstructing Early Rome
would suggest that Livy has not simply incorporated those contemporary
preoccupations into some previously existing view of history or of the refounder's
role in it. Rather, I believe, the interpretation of Roman history in Livy's first pentad
grew ...
2
Creative Church Leadership
The. creative. leader. as. 'refounder'. of. the. church. To some extent the task of
contemporary leadership within the church is to be described as 'refounding'.
Being a voice for our times, as well as a sign of hope and a focus for discipleship
for ...
John Adair, John Nelson, 2004
3
Monasticon Anglicanum: a history of the abbies and other ...
Carta dotationis decani et capituli . . 399 Valor ecelcsiast. temp. Hen. VIII. . . 400
Chester, Hugh de Abrincis, Earl of. Refounder of the Abbey of Chester, in 1093
371, 385 ' Refounder of the Abbey of St. Severs, in Normandy, A. D. 1085 . . . v1.
William Dugdale, John Caley, 1849
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Warriors Of The Steppe: Military History Of Central Asia, ...
Without a refounder, who — ordinarily by struggle — brought his own personal
retainers, administrators, and allies with him rather than inheriting those of his
predecessor, it was unlikely that the empire would long endure.1 But such
concerns ...
5
Anglo-Norman Studies 34: Proceedings of the Battle ...
... and a Kentish marriage agreement, which can be dated no more closely than
1016 x 1022, is attested by Leofwine and Wulfsige, each styled 'priest of Dover'.
104 Both Æthelred unræd and Cnut have been suggested as the refounder, but ...
6
A View of Epping Forest
The assumption then was that a refounder of a minster would be buried to the
east of the high altar, like canonised saints such as Edward the Confessor in
Westminster Abbey and St Cuthbert in Durham Cathedral. However, a founder, or
...
7
Onward to the Olympics: Historical Perspectives on the ...
Nern. d,e Drachmann, which suggests that Heracles was just a refounder of
earlier games that had fallen into neglect. Aeschylus' Nemea, probably coeval
with Pindar, reflects the Adrastus-Archemorus version: see fr. 149a Radt = Hyp.
Nem. c ...
Gerald P. Schaus, Stephen R. Wenn, 2007
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The Classification of Buddhism
Shogei was the seventh patriarch in the lineage of Shira-hata-ryu (White Flag
Sect) of the Chinzei-Branch of the Jodo-shu, and was the refounder of that
branch of Jodo- shu. His pupil Shoso was the eighth patriarch. Together they
established ...
Bruno Petzold, Shinshō Hanayama, Shōhei Ichimura, 1995
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Creating the Monastic Past in Medieval Flanders
Bovo's presentation of his role as the refounder of his abbey is, however, in
contradiction with facts since his predecessor, Roderic, was actually the spiritual
reformer of Saint-Bertin. Indeed, in 1021, Roderic was called by Count Baldwin
from ...
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The Land that I Will Show You: Essays on the History and ...
From the wider context in 1 Chronicles 1—10, it can be seen that Jeiel was the '
refounder"] of Gibeon in the post-exilic period.l2 His 'son' Ner could not possibly
have been identical with Saul's uncle. l l. Jeiel's status in Gibeon is difficult to ...
J. Andrew Dearman, M. Patrick Graham, 2002
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REFOUNDER»
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refounder is used in the context of the following news items.
Beck: Shirtless little boy patted down by the TSA has autism
During the interview, Beck said that he learned from a 'refounder' (Congressional insider) that the little boy didn't actually set off the metal detectors as the TSA ... «Hot Air, Nov 10»
The Glenn Beck Drinking Game
News Hounds has been able to obtain the rules for The Glenn Beck Drinking Game from an anonymous Refounder. It is passed along merely for the news value. «News Hounds, Mar 10»
