2015, ISBN: 9789042916388

Éditions universitaires européennes, 2015. New. Des essais ont été menés à l’Université de Dschang pour analyser l’évol… Mehr…

Éditions universitaires européennes, 2015. New. Des essais ont été menés à l’Université de Dschang pour analyser l’évolution du poids vif et des mensurations corporelles du canard de Barbarie en croissance d’une part et déterminer l’effet du taux de protéines alimentaires sur les paramètres de croissance, les mensurations corporelles et le coût alimentaire de production du kg de poids vif du canard de Barbarie d’autre part. Un total de 160 canetons de Barbarie identifiés à l’aide d’une bague fixée à l’aile ou à la patte, ont été utilisés pour chacun des essais de 12 semaines. Pour chacun des essais, les canetons ont été répartis en 20 groupes de 8 sujets de manière à constituer des lots comparables de point de vue du poids vif moyen. Il a été conclu que chez les canetons de Barbarie mâles, la ration à 19% de protéines semble être la meilleure alors qu’aux femelles, il ne serait pas nécessaire de donner des aliments avec plus de 16% de protéines brutes entre 1 et 12 semaines d’âge. Par contre, lorsque les deux sexes sont mélangés, l’emploi d’un taux de protéines supérieur à 17% ne serait pas justifié. Mais la ration à 18% de protéines semble la plus économique bien qu’elle soit comparable aux rations à 17 et 19% de protéines., Éditions universitaires européennes, 2015, 6, Riga, 1918. One Armeepass World War One internal (domestic) passport issued by German authorities, for a man named Anton Wisipowicz, born 2 August 1878, complete with his photograph and finger print. Stamped at Riga during the short period of German rule of the Baltic regions under the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. Text is in two languages: German (as the official language) and Latvian (for the passport holder). Two double leafs, patterned blue cardstock, with Imperial German motif to front and rear. Passport measures approximately 9 x 14 cm. Mild age-toning, otherwise in very good and original condition. This "Armeepass" was issued in 1918 by German Military authorities in Riga, The bearer is Anton Wisipowicz, a 40-year old male born in 1878, in the district of Sarapai in Wilkomierz [present-day Ukmerge], and currently still a resident of Wilkomierz. As indicated on the second page of the passport, as a resident of Wilkomierz, his rights were governed by the Kovno administration, which at that time was a part of the Czarist Russia occupied by the Germans (Kovno is now Kaunas, Lithuania). The front cover of the passport requires the person's "Abstammung" [Ancestry], in this case indicated as "Yolnisy/Yolnisch", which suggests that his family is from Volhynia, a historic region in present-day Poland. Volhynia was formerly part of the Pale of Settlement designated by Imperial Russia which existed from the eighteenth century to 1917. Some historically significant and fascinating wartime details are illustrated on this ephemeral document.., 1918, 0, Peeters Publishers, 2005. New. Since time immemorial the Song of Songs (SofS) has been a source of amazement and inspiration. The countless translations and interpretations of this book differ strongly from each other. Does the Hebrew text indeed justify this? To answer this question, an unprejudiced philological analysis is necessary that keeps strictly to the text, which does justice to the context, and approaches the book intrinsically as rationally as possible.These methods followed by the author make clear that the SofS is a continuous story, which runs from SofS 1.2 to 8.14 with a cohesive structure, which is readily comprehensible and logical. That even applies to verses (e.g. 2.15; 6.12), which are seen by everyone as puzzling. Emendations are practically never necessary, eliminations not at all.The analysis makes plausible that SofS 1.2-8.4 is set in the harem of Solomon. The female protagonist, who has earlier lost her heart to a shepherd, is held their against her will and prepared physically and mentally for a meeting with Solomon by a personal attendant, who first appears in SofS 1.9; she does not succeed in winning her for Solomon.In the SofS a consistent use of language is employed, which means, for example, that the individual speakers are recognisable; this, together with the intrinsically cohesive structure of the work, is a strong argument for one author/editor. The use of veiled language for specific female or male parts of the body occurs more often than is recognised by others.The SofS is the story of the love, which unites two people. It is unique and faithful, and encompasses the whole of the person. Full justice is done to the related erotic-sexual aspect in a satisfying and harmonious manner. Printed Pages: XVI-540 p., Peeters Publishers, 2005, 6<

2015, ISBN: 9789042916388

Éditions universitaires européennes, 2015. New. Des essais ont été menés à l’Université de Dschang pour analyser l’évol… Mehr…

Éditions universitaires européennes, 2015. New. Des essais ont été menés à l’Université de Dschang pour analyser l’évolution du poids vif et des mensurations corporelles du canard de Barbarie en croissance d’une part et déterminer l’effet du taux de protéines alimentaires sur les paramètres de croissance, les mensurations corporelles et le coût alimentaire de production du kg de poids vif du canard de Barbarie d’autre part. Un total de 160 canetons de Barbarie identifiés à l’aide d’une bague fixée à l’aile ou à la patte, ont été utilisés pour chacun des essais de 12 semaines. Pour chacun des essais, les canetons ont été répartis en 20 groupes de 8 sujets de manière à constituer des lots comparables de point de vue du poids vif moyen. Il a été conclu que chez les canetons de Barbarie mâles, la ration à 19% de protéines semble être la meilleure alors qu’aux femelles, il ne serait pas nécessaire de donner des aliments avec plus de 16% de protéines brutes entre 1 et 12 semaines d’âge. Par contre, lorsque les deux sexes sont mélangés, l’emploi d’un taux de protéines supérieur à 17% ne serait pas justifié. Mais la ration à 18% de protéines semble la plus économique bien qu’elle soit comparable aux rations à 17 et 19% de protéines., Éditions universitaires européennes, 2015, 6, Peeters Publishers, 2005. New. Since time immemorial the Song of Songs (SofS) has been a source of amazement and inspiration. The countless translations and interpretations of this book differ strongly from each other. Does the Hebrew text indeed justify this? To answer this question, an unprejudiced philological analysis is necessary that keeps strictly to the text, which does justice to the context, and approaches the book intrinsically as rationally as possible.These methods followed by the author make clear that the SofS is a continuous story, which runs from SofS 1.2 to 8.14 with a cohesive structure, which is readily comprehensible and logical. That even applies to verses (e.g. 2.15; 6.12), which are seen by everyone as puzzling. Emendations are practically never necessary, eliminations not at all.The analysis makes plausible that SofS 1.2-8.4 is set in the harem of Solomon. The female protagonist, who has earlier lost her heart to a shepherd, is held their against her will and prepared physically and mentally for a meeting with Solomon by a personal attendant, who first appears in SofS 1.9; she does not succeed in winning her for Solomon.In the SofS a consistent use of language is employed, which means, for example, that the individual speakers are recognisable; this, together with the intrinsically cohesive structure of the work, is a strong argument for one author/editor. The use of veiled language for specific female or male parts of the body occurs more often than is recognised by others.The SofS is the story of the love, which unites two people. It is unique and faithful, and encompasses the whole of the person. Full justice is done to the related erotic-sexual aspect in a satisfying and harmonious manner. Printed Pages: XVI-540 p., Peeters Publishers, 2005, 6<

2005, ISBN: 9789042916388

Peeters Publishers, 2005. New. Since time immemorial the Song of Songs (SofS) has been a source of amazement and inspiration. The countless translations and interpretations of this book… Mehr…

Peeters Publishers, 2005. New. Since time immemorial the Song of Songs (SofS) has been a source of amazement and inspiration. The countless translations and interpretations of this book differ strongly from each other. Does the Hebrew text indeed justify this? To answer this question, an unprejudiced philological analysis is necessary that keeps strictly to the text, which does justice to the context, and approaches the book intrinsically as rationally as possible.These methods followed by the author make clear that the SofS is a continuous story, which runs from SofS 1.2 to 8.14 with a cohesive structure, which is readily comprehensible and logical. That even applies to verses (e.g. 2.15; 6.12), which are seen by everyone as puzzling. Emendations are practically never necessary, eliminations not at all.The analysis makes plausible that SofS 1.2-8.4 is set in the harem of Solomon. The female protagonist, who has earlier lost her heart to a shepherd, is held their against her will and prepared physically and mentally for a meeting with Solomon by a personal attendant, who first appears in SofS 1.9; she does not succeed in winning her for Solomon.In the SofS a consistent use of language is employed, which means, for example, that the individual speakers are recognisable; this, together with the intrinsically cohesive structure of the work, is a strong argument for one author/editor. The use of veiled language for specific female or male parts of the body occurs more often than is recognised by others.The SofS is the story of the love, which unites two people. It is unique and faithful, and encompasses the whole of the person. Full justice is done to the related erotic-sexual aspect in a satisfying and harmonious manner. Printed Pages: XVI-540 p., Peeters Publishers, 2005, 6<

2006, ISBN: 9789042916388

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Peeters Publishers, Hardcover, Auflage: 01, 540 Seiten, Publiziert: 2006-05-01T00:00:01Z, Produktgruppe: Book, 1.86 kg, Verkaufsrang: 11178001, Criticism & Interpretation, Old Testament, … Mehr…

Peeters Publishers, Hardcover, Auflage: 01, 540 Seiten, Publiziert: 2006-05-01T00:00:01Z, Produktgruppe: Book, 1.86 kg, Verkaufsrang: 11178001, Criticism & Interpretation, Old Testament, Bible Studies, Bible, Religion & Spirituality, Subjects, Books, Meditations, Reference, Christianity, Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), Sacred Writings, Judaism, Peeters Publishers, 2006<

ISBN: 9789042916388

Hardback, [PU: Peeters Publishers], Presents a story that runs from "The Song of Songs" 1.2 to 8.14 with a cohesive structure, which is comprehensible and logical. This work employs consi… Mehr…

Hardback, [PU: Peeters Publishers], Presents a story that runs from "The Song of Songs" 1.2 to 8.14 with a cohesive structure, which is comprehensible and logical. This work employs consistent use of language, which means, for example, that the individual speakers are recognisable. It is also a story of the love, which unites two people., Bible Readings, Selections & Meditations<