by Aldus Manutius, Venice, 1495-8; re-impression supervised by Erasmus and with certain corrections by Grynaeus (including Rhetorica and Poetica),
1531, 1539, revised 1550; later editions were followed by that of Immanuel Bekker and Brandis
His topics include New Spain in
1531, Zumarraga and his contemporaries, a confusion of tongues: testimonies from 1572 to 1648, the woman of the apocalypse, the quest for documentation: Francisco de Florencia and Carlos de SigEenza y G ngora, and La Criolla triumphant and challenged.
The Patroness of the Philippines, Our Lady of Guadalupe, appeared before San Juan, a native of Mexico, in
1531.
KARACHI -- As many as 13219 vehicles had been checked, on non payment of taxes and failed to produce documents 479 vehicles impounded while documents of
1531 vehicles were seized and Rs.
when Kottke writes (23): Im textkritischen Apparat sind die Jahresgahlen
1531 und 1534 als Refereng angegeben; ist keine Jahresgahl angegeben, liegt eine Konjektur bgw.
Senate Bill
1531 passed on a 51-6 vote, with four Republicans and two Democrats voting against it.
12 of
1531, which he believed essentially continued 'the same repressive policies of earlier statutes', and that evidenced by the 1536 Act's introduction of 'a positive program for the relief of economic and social distress'.
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collection of 212 Latin emblem poems, was first published in
1531 and
THE people behind the Downing Street petition claiming that the push for further devolution across the UK is a direct attack on the stability and sovereignty of the state which should be considered acts of sedition under the Treason Act
1531 (Daily Post September 9) are ignorant on two counts: 1.
The petition - which purports to have been drafted by Caerphilly councillor Dave Rees of True Wales, the group which opposes more powers for the National Assembly - reads: "We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to prosecute any person or organisation that promotes the breakup of the United Kingdom, including promoting independence for Wales or Scotland or reunification of Ireland, under the Treason Act
1531, which offence to be punishable by imprisonment for a minimum of five years.
In 1648 he published a book that made the apparitions known, 117 years after the traditional date of
1531.
