Thèse de doctorat : Université de Fribourg, 2017.
Religious, liturgical, and musical change in two humanist foundations in Cambridge and Oxford, c. 1534 to c. 1650: St. John's College, Cambridge, and Corpus Christi College, Oxford. A study of internal and external outlook, influence, and outcomes.This study examines two university colleges after their foundation in the early sixteenth-century, emphasising reforms in worship and music during the...
- 'Item for x geneva psalters, x s'....
- The 'geneva psalters' acquired by St....
- John's Rentals 1563-66 'geneva psalters' may refer to 'psalters from Geneva'
(literally) or it may simply mean 'English metrical psalters, of the kind used or published in Geneva'....
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In: German History, 2002, vol. 20, no. 1, p. 67-92
- The DKZ accordingly
supported the protests by the organizations that were threatened with nationalization and opened a branch of ce in Vienna.6 0 Subsequent reports, however,
indicated that the Vienna of ce was unable to achieve very much:
The International Union of Artistes was of course absorbed into the Reich Chamber of
Theatre immediately after the upheaval (Umbruch), so far as Reich German members
were concerned....
- Special interest was
paid to those international associations that had remained in Geneva after a
substantial portion of the of cial League of Nations family had departed....
- Amtliche Aktensammlungen
im internationalen Vergleich (Munich, 2001).
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Madeleine Herren
scarcity value in its totality, as a representative picture of the evolution of
international networks....
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London : T.W. Laurie, 1914
- Marvingt of Nancy; and others whose names must not be omitted are Madame Madeleine Namur, daughter of the distinguished scientist, M....
- One could see on beyond, far across Lake Geneva, for the air was perfectly limpid....
- A little to the left was the theatre of another tragic accident which caused the death of three Englishmen and a Chamonix guide....
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- To Geneva. 25th....
- Geneva. . ....
- D — , who left Geneva on the previous day, met us again at Lausanne, as also Mr....
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London : T. Hatchard, 1856
- And so, skirting the grandly-piazzaed theatre, and a plainer looking church, to our Belle Vue hotel again, and off by the train for Cologne....
- Why confine mosaiced woods to Tunbridge, soft leather gloves to Woodstock, knives to Sheffield, carriages to Long-acre, and watches to Geneva ?...
- M artin ; those purely Grecian temples, th e Bourse and the Madeleine,—one to St....
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London [etc.] : J. S. Virtue, 1861
- Gothard ; the second, proceeding from the Lake of Geneva, ascends the Valley of th e Rhone, and crosses the Sim plon; the third, also from th e Lake of Geneva, and diverging from the Vallais, at M artigny, traverses the G reat St....
- One of the most popular theatres, open all the year round, is the Gerbino....
- Genoa, like most Italian cities, has a fair proportion of theatres....
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London : C. and J. Rivington, 1827
- Lake of Geneva ....
- The new theatre has a handsome exterior....
- The handsome façade of the new Theatre in front; the Church of St....
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New ed..
Paris : A. and W. Galignani, 1830
- Tht Nouveau Musée, now erecting opposite to tht theatre. 24....
- Near the Theatre isan excellent Manege. i 3 ....
- The Theatre, attached to the School-house. 7....
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London : Baldwin [etc.], 1819
- Geneve, 1817...
- T h e pious ‘"prayer of. poor sister Marie-Madeleine seemed, however, no t likely to be fulfilled : a more genial vocation awaited her benefactor....
- A t some distance from Yeselle, the rocks, which till then rise per pendicularly, open to the east, and form an am phio 2
theatre....
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- Madeleine, with marine (Pliocene) shells....
- Not only are there no great subalpine sheets of water, like Como or Geneva, but mountain tarns, such as the Dauben See, on the Gemmi, or the Klonthal See, near Glarus, are equally wanting.’...
- The series may best be studied on the northern borders of the Lake of Geneva between Lausanne and Vevay, where the contiguous villages of Monod and Rivaz are situated....
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