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The Mathematical Career of Pierre de Fermat, 1601-1665, 2nd ed.
Renaissance Quarterly
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March 22, 1997|
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COPYRIGHT 1997 The Renaissance Society of America. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan. All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.
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This book is the second edition of a significant work that focuses on the thought of the early seventeenth-century French mathematician, Pierre de Fermat. Mahoney's goals are twofold: to "give as full account as possible of the life and mathematical career of Pierre de Fermat," and "to make a contribution to a deeper understanding of mathematics in the seventeenth century . . . by revealing the thought of one of its foremost practitioners and . . . analyzing contemporary reaction to it" (xi, xiii). The author succeeds on both accounts with solid scholarship and persuasive ...
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antiques: How those cute cherubs were made to suffer; Christopher Proudlove looks at pete-sur-pete - a cameo-effect decoration on ceramics - and how master potter Louis Solon perfected the technique.(Features)
Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
; ...actually made by the master himself. Examples of the work of Alboin Birks, Solon's top apprentice, also sell at a premium...who later went to work for Woods and Sons, and Wedgwood, and Alboin and Laurence Birks who produced some stunning pieces. A number...
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Jack Palance
Magazine article from: Film - Dienst
; ...gedreht hatte, genau dort, in Cinecitt oder auch anderswo. Godard wusste genauer Bescheid; vielleicht hatte er Palance als "Alboin, Knig der Langobarden" gesehen, als "Revak, der Sklave von Karthago", in dem Bibelfilm "Barabbas" oder in "Die Mongolen...
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Celebrating Mitteleuropa: letter from Cividale.(Italy)
Magazine article from: The New Leader
; ...and legend. The town's heyday was between the sixth and the 15th centuries, when Lombard kings with fantastic names like Alboin, Cleft, Agilulph, and Liudprand held sway in the area. They were followed by Frankish patriarchs named Popp, Eberard...
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Eleonora Rossi-Drago
Magazine article from: Film - Dienst
; ...Liebe, Frauen und Soldaten", 1953), im 18. Jahrhundert ("Napoleon", 1954) oder zur Zeit der Vlkerwanderung ("Alboin, Knig der Langobarden", 1961) spielten. In Julien Duviviers Literaturverfilmung "Der Fall Maurizius" (1953) ist sie...
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Barbarians conquer History Channel
Newspaper article from: Capital (Annapolis)
; ...descends upon Gaul, setting the stage for his son's savage conquest over Roman and Visigoth armies. And in "The Lombards," Alboin breaks through the Roman defense in Italy in the sixth century and surrounds Rome. He also forces his wife to drink from her...
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Queen Victoria purchased dessert set
Newspaper article from: Sentinel, The (Stoke-on-Trent UK)
; ...by Victorian designer and writer, Dr Christopher Dresser. Other artists in the historic collection include Henry Stacey Marks, John Moyr Smith, Alboin Birks, Thomas Allen, William Stephen Coleman, Williams Musill and John Wadsworth.
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Charlemagne in Italy.
Magazine article from: History Today
; ...assuming the title of king of the Lombards he showed that it was not his object to destroy the nationality of the countrymen of Alboin, nor to force them into one people with the Franks, Had his own son Pippin lived and transmitted his sceptre to his descendants...
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Soave coming of age.(Spotlight)
Newspaper article from: Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
; ...personal white wine hit parade. The word Soave originated with the Suevians, an ancient Germanic people led into the region by Alboin the Lombard King. The two main indigenous grapes in Soave have evolved, over centuries, into a perfect marriage with the...
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Fair bowls you over; ANTIQUES Richard Edmonds visits the first of the new season Antiques For Everyone events.(News)
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England)
; ...Antiques, where Peter Frost-Kelsey drew my attention to a fine example of Minton's pate-sur-pate ware made for Mintons by Alboin Birks around the turn of the century. Fashioned to resemble a wine jug, these beautiful pieces were apparently thick with...
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Minton's archive offered for sale
Newspaper article from: Sentinel, The (Stoke-on-Trent UK)
; ...quality this is an unrivalled treasure trove." Other artists in the collection include Henry Stacey Marks, John Moyr Smith, Alboin Birks, Thomas Allen, William Stephen Coleman, Williams Musill and John Wadsworth. Will you fight to keep the collection...
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