Vitalism and Psychology - Part II

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but in desires and preferences; in a word: appetition. We have noted that appetition is a faculty that can be found in a non-rational sensitive soul, which can be unconscious ( ap

Burroughs Bulletin Index: A ~ C

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G.: -"The Burroughs Reference Library: Part I of a Very Erratic Series: John Cremony's Life Among the Apaches" (#31, p.13-16) -"On the Border with Bourke" by Frank Puncer (#45, p.

Palaeos: Time: The Geological Time-Scale

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    References Geological Timescale     Stratigraphy     Radiometric dating     Detailed Geological Timescale  &nb

Soviet Calculators History

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with images, but also a reference to other interesting sites related with calculators. Good luck! Sergei Frolov This document has been adapted from a "software" English

Cinnamon Buns and the BeaST

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and The Nanny made references to the cinnamon bun that looked like Mother Teresa. We even managed to quickly throw up a web site. The site went live on January 1, 1997 complete wi

SECTION THREE ; Religious Life

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1:478. 16. Another reference to Afrikan Spir (see n. 21 to Section One), 132 On the Christian need for redemption . If we reflect carefully, it ought to be possible to arrive at a

BBC NEWS | UK | Magazine | So what colour was Jesus?

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the easiest - there's a reference in Paul which says it's disgraceful for a man to wear long hair, so it looks pretty sure that people of that period had to have reasonably short
Jesus has been named as the top black icon by the New Nation newspaper. Their assertion that Jesus was black has raised eyebrows in some quarters - so what colour was he?

Eupatorieae

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) with later updates. References Cassini, A.H.G. de 1819. Description des nouveaux genres Garuleum et Phagnalon. Bulletin des Sciences, par la Société Philomatique 1819: 172–174.
Eupatorieae, Online Biology, Biology, Science

Why 2012?

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Sacred Tree motifs and references to astronomical events. In their book Forest of Kings, Schele and Freidel suggested that the Sacred Tree referred to the ecliptic. Apparently tha

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