describes the fiery battle and how it affected the landscape and the local tribes: “The mountains crumbled beneath the tread of the giants who from their summits hurled the Curse of Fire over all the land. [...] Landmark With the rediscovery of Crater Lake by Euroamericans in the 1850s, the interest in stories about the landmark grew rapidly. Local citizens traveled to the site to admire the grandeur of the crater and [...] contested since the first Euroamericans visited the lake in the 1850s. They benefitted from the settlers’ fascination with the sublimity of the landscape at Crater Lake which caused the US government to

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this concerns ekphrasis ; in the Ciris the narrative technique and the figure of the narrator; in the Culex the combination of katabasis and dream-vision; and in the Moretum the epic aristeia . Through their [...] of the presence of the addressee in Greek and Roman didactic poetry in chronological order. The discussion will focus on the following structural patterns: the presence of the addressee within the text [...] effect of the epic genre on didactic poetry, and, to a lesser extent, the reverse. The discussion explores the blurring of the boundaries between the two genres as well as the artful, even didactic, use of

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elements, the chapter presents an analysis of the function of epithets, the occurrence of semi-formulaic speech introductions, the use of colourful descriptions of the passing of time, and the presence [...] reordered to tell the story of the Old Testament and (mainly) the Gospels. This part of the chapter, therefore, necessarily focuses on different parameters. It looks at the overall structure of the Homerocentones [...] (in the so-called ‘first redaction’), at the epic elements in the proem and at the way the centonist makes use of Homeric type-scenes (e.g. xenia and banquet) to give shape to similar scenes in the Gospels

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influences the properties of the deep and bottom water properties in the Weddell Sea on long time scales. The aim of this project is to determine the mean fields of current, temperature and salinity of the AACC [...] those carried out under the framework of the present project are evaluated to describe the temporal and regional variations of the current. The temporal variations are studied on the basis of data from i [...] emphasis will be given to the freshwater transport related to sea ice and icebergs drifting in the AACC. The investigation should show to what extent the observed variations in the bottom water properties

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Urwelt. Heinrich Harder signed his painting on the bottom right and the name of the producer and sponsor, Reichardt, is placed on the bottom right of the card. The Creators: Heinrich Harder and Wilhelm Bölsche [...] societies. The value of the trading cards for the construction of an “American” antiquity, therefore, resides in the fact that the American distant past is integrated into an ‘evolutionist’ history of the whole [...] obviously changed when the paintings by Harder became detached from the cards and went global at the end of the 20 th century. The following three articles will provide some insights into the fascinating and

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public, a legal battle over the bones between the landowner, the Black Hills Institute and the Federal government unfolded. In the end, a judge decided that the land on which the fossil was found belonged [...] – through the naming – on from a collection of bones to an individual exemplar with unique characteristics. The Battle over Sue The battle of the bones began after the find became known to the scientific [...] scientific community and the public. The Black Hills Institute had paid the landowner, a Sioux named Maurice Williams, 5,000 US dollars for the fossil. However, after the significance of the find had become public

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thus the battle over the bones of the Ancient One began. The Battle over Bones Numerous fractions claimed the rights for the remains of Kennewick Man. Among those there were also groups like the Asatru [...] ancient migration. Considering the age of the remains, the Corps of Engineers held the Native American ancestry of the find as evident. [15] After the Corps had decided to return the skeleton to Native American [...] compared the recovered DNA to the genome of three Native populations from different parts of the Americas (the Colville Tribes from the American Northwest, the Athabascan tribe from Canada, and the Karitiana

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attention back to the masses. Although it is the epic protagonists who perform the greatest deeds of the battle, the cohortationes of the commanders leave no doubt as to the importance of the masses – they [...] between the games and the rest of the poem, as well as the games and the wider Epic Cycle; the different types of masculinity and heroism on display; the way that conflicts are resolved to reverse the splintering [...] reveal the true extent of the battle and highlight its almost cosmic dimension. In the course of the narration, the anonymous masses of opponents usually fade into the background whereas the striking

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them with the first steps towards their studies. The International Office cooperates with the Local ERASMUS Initiative, the sports department, the language center and the university library. The Orientation [...] start with the formal welcome of the students by the rector of the University of Rostock, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schareck , and by the head of the International Office, Michael Paulus . Afterwards, the staff of [...] During the Orientation Week the students can participate in a guided tour of the university library, get to know the Mensa canteen, enroll in sports courses or inform themselves about what the language

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under the extreme conditions of the intertidal zone are not yet fully understood. The proposed study will test the hypothesis that the interaction of C. gigas with its microbiota may facilitate the survival [...] which are beneficial and often vital for the survival of the holobionts (i.e. the organized biological units composed of the host and associated microbes). The intertidal zone is an extremely stressful [...] responses of the microbiota and the hosts during acclimation to novel habitats. Integration of the data from the laboratory and field studies would provide mechanistic insights into the links between

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