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I am writing to take charge of the story of my childhood and my childlessness,” Mantel declared in her only volume of memoir, Giving Up the Ghost, and the opening section of the collection gathers those essays where she supplemented this story with further personal reflections on her place in the world as a woman. These often centre on the experience of living with chronic pain, as “an unwilling stranger in my own body”. Giving Up the Ghost detailed her suffering with undiagnosed endometriosis through her teens and 20s, and the drastic, avoidable surgery that left her infertile and caused her weight to double in its aftermath. Flashes of anger at the irreversible damage resulting from dismissal and condescension by the medical establishment erupt at intervals throughout these pieces, though occasionally that anger is turned in on herself for her own acquiescence. In the 2009 essay Female Role Novels, she rails against the examples of patient suffering offered to her as a child by the book What Katy Did, and draws a direct line from that (and her Catholic upbringing) to her later experience: “If I had regarded pain as an insult and an outrage, I might have made such a nuisance of myself that I got help; my medical history and my life would have been different.” Kraye, Jill. 2008. Conceptions of Moral Philosophy. In Cambridge history of seventeenth-century philosophy, ed. Daniel Garber and Michael Ayers, 1279–1316. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Booth was a showman and a businessman," said Mari Fforde, a local historian who works for the Hay Castle Trust. "He saw any opportunity for publicity. The declaration of independence was part of that keen sense of publicity, his eccentric and iconoclastic streak and his love of attention." a moiety of repairs, detailed, of the stables at the Mews, St. James's, Somerset House, Kensington and Hampton Court Christophori Clavii in Sphaeram Ioan de Sacro Bosco commentarius, Rome: Sumptibus Io. Pauli Gellii, 1606.

Meisner, Daniel. 1623–1624. Thesauri philo-politici pars altera. Hoc est: Emblemata sive moralia politica…. Frankfurt am Main: Eberhard Kieser. Climate emergency” beat the words “climate crisis”, “climate action”, “climate denial”, “extinction”, “flight shame”, “global heating” and “plant-based”, which were on the shortlist.

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Rhodes, Dennis E. 2013. Giovanni Battista Ciotti (1562–1627?): Publisher extraordinary at Venice. Venice: Marcianum Press.

Henry Cavill in Netflix’s upcoming fantasy series The Witcher, adapted from the books by Andrzej Sapkowski. Photograph: Netflix Dingel, Irene. 1996. Concordia controversa: die öffentlichen Diskussionen um das lutherische Konkordienwerk am Ende des 16. Jahrhunderts. Gütersloh: Gütersloher Verl.-Haus. A1604 Sfera di Gio. Sacrobosco tradotta e dicharata da Don Francesco Pifferi Sansauino. Con nuouo aggiunte di molte cose notabili, e dilettouoli [Societ. Venet.] in 4. 1604. a moiety of repairs at Lieut. Gen. Meredith's house in the Mews whilst he was Gentleman of the Horse between April 1708 and Sept. 1709 Catalogus…vernalibus 1602): (Sacrobosco and Clavius 1602a). A reissue of (Sacrobosco and Clavius 1602b).

James Yorkston, Nina Persson and The Second Hand Orchestra were joined by Philip Selway (Radiohead) to record a live version of the song, directed by Dah Dah Dit. Lutz, Thobias. 1592. Catalogus novus nundinarum vernalium Francoforti ad Moenum anno M.D.LXXXXII celebratarum…apud Thobiam Lutz. [Frankfurt am Main]: Peter Schmidt. S1582 Christophori Clauii Bambergensis ex Societate Iesu in Sphaeram Ioannis de Sacro Bosco commentar[a]ius 4. Romae. Her own depictions have ranged from French Creoles to the protagonist of her 2009 novel The White Woman on the Green Bicycle. Shortlisted for the Orange prize, it was a story of ex-colonial immigrants like Roffey’s own mother, who became well-known for cycling around the island on a green bike that she had been given as a wedding present.

In the Catholic camp (Chap. 11), the swift progress of Jesuit pedagogical establishments all over Europe, and later their missionary activities, led to measures to regulate their syllabuses; the first draft Ratio studiorum appeared in 1586, to be followed by another draft in 1591, and the definitive version of 1598–1599. Christophorus Clavius of the Collegio Romano, the commentator on the De sphaera, wrote memoranda to his Society in 1581, 1582, and again in 1593 about their teaching program, stressing the need for mathematics and astronomy, that were in his view underrated by the Society’s espousal of a strict Aristotelian conception of “scientia.“ In the final version of the Ratio studiorum, mathematics and astronomy were given a place, even if not as prominent as that for which Clavius lobbied. They also enjoyed a respectable status in the Aristotelian commentaries of the Coimbra fathers, who included the De sphaera in their own cursus. Footnote 8 Clavius’ contribution to sphaeristics was such that Alsted recommended his De Sphaera commentary in the reading prescribed in his Cursus philosophici encyclopaedia (Hotson 2007, 200–202). Underlying sales growth of 9% was in fact U For the account (Pipe 2844) covering the years 1708–1711 see Introduction to Vol. XXIII of this Calendar, p. ccxcvii.task work, repairing lodgings (including 257 l. 1 s. 0¼ d. to Thomas Highmore for painting work at sundry lodgings and offices) Price, Audrey. 2014. Mathematics and mission: Deciding the role of mathematics in the Jesuit curriculum. Jefferson Journal of Science and Culture 1: 29–40. S1602 Christophori Clauii Iesuitae commentarius in sphaeram Sacrobusti. Editio quinta. Lugduni apud Crispinum.