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Le Livre "de la Section du Cylindre" et la Livre "de la Section du Cône" by Serenus D'Antinoë, 1969 The influence of traction on the formation of mechanical tissue in the stems of plants by John Serenus Bordner, 1909-01-01 The Ladder of Perfection: Scala Perfectionis by Walter Hilton, 2009-12-31 Serenus Zeitblom: Der Erzahler als Romanfigur in Thomas Manns Doktor Faustus (European university studies. Series I, German language and literature) (German Edition) by Hans Hilgers, 1997 The Life of Father Augustine Baker, O.S.B.(1575-1641) (Salzburg Studies: English & American Studies) by Peter Salvin, Serenus Cressy, 1997-12 Annianus, Septimius Serenus Und Ein Vegessenes Fragment Notes on Acacioiassus serenus (Melichar) in southern Africa (Homoptera: Cicadellidae: Iassinae) (Arquivos do Museu Bocage) by J. A Quartau, 1980 Victor Serenus. A Study Of The Pauline Era by HENRY WOOD, 1900 Serenus d'Antinoe Victor Serenus, Story of the Pauline Era victor serenus: a story of the pauline ear by henry wood, 1904-01-01 Descendants of Serenus Burnett, 1787-1858, and Jane Burnside, 1794-1864, of Trumbull Co. and Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, with descendants in Knox Co., Indiana: ... Smith, Standish, Quick, Willis, and Langdon by Loretta Luce Evans, 1999 Victor Serenus: a Story of the Pauline Era (1898) by Henry Wood, XVI Revelations of Divine Love Shewed to Mother Juliana of Norwich 1373, with List of Words, Etc in Back of Book ( This Present Issue Based Upon Earliest Printed Edition of it, One Undertaken By Serenus De Cressy, A Benedictine & Published in 1670 ) That by Preface By George Tyrrell, S. J. , Clear MYLAR Protector TAPED to Blank FoXed Endpapers Which Have Many Pencil Notes, FORMER OWNER STAMP Back Endpaper By Mother Juliana, 1920

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61. Verbobonc PC Registry | Praetor Serenus
    Verbobonc PC Registry Praetor serenus. Praetor serenus Male HalforcCleric 3. Organizations Council of Abbots - Layman of Pelor.  
    http://www.verbobonc.net/char/pc/?id=278

62. PUBLIC GOUVERNANCE Anticipation Des Risques,audit Et Gestion De Crise Des Collec
    Translate this page LORENZI, Arnaud DUPUI-CASTERES et le Groupe VERSPIEREN sont actionnaires de PublicGouvernance.Public Gouvernance est filiale de serenus Conseil.Groupama  
    http://www.wxp.fr/publicgouvernance/public_gouvernance.asp?rubrique=1&page=6

63. SERENUS - Meaning And Definition Of The Word
    Kafka em Belo Horizonte (2) Translate this page Terça-feira, um pinhé-pinhé vigia o poente João serenus emprestou-nos setetamboretes e lá fomos nós para os Altos da Avenida Afonso Pena Joyce, Gunz  
    http://www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/serenus

64. Green Room - Young Musicians
    Name serenus Hua Age 15 Instrument Violin Hometown Lincroft, NJ 15year-oldserenus Hua is not only a talented violinist, but also an extraordinary  
    http://www.fromthetop.org/gr_pages/gr_ym_Hua_Serenus.html
    
    Extractions: 15-year-old Serenus Hua is not only a talented violinist, but also an extraordinary community leader with a wealth of unique experience. "As far back as I can remember, serving the community with music has always been a big part of my life," says Serenus. "I had my first performance in a nursing home at the age of three and haven't stopped since then!" Serenus' love of music and community service inspired him to found a student volunteer group called "Music in Action" comprised of young musicians. The group performs at local senior citizen homes and daycare centers as well as at school events. Serenus is the person who reaches out to the community organizations to arrange these performances and promote the events. He also coaches the group practice and picks the music they play, often transposing or rearranging popular tunes into chamber music parts. "I think the most difficult part is producing a program of music that will interest a specific group of people," says Serenus.

65. Epilogue Artist - Anneth Lagamo Quies Serenus - Epilogue.net
    Thanks, Adrian! LOL, actually, Quies serenus means Peace Tranquility , but I guessit s still applicable since it s a belated Mother s day present, heh heh.  
    http://www.epilogue.net/cgi/database/art/view.pl?id=13357

66. Anneth.sairyn.com :: Quies Serenus
    QUIES serenus (Peace Serenity, 2002). watercolor on d Arches.  
    http://sairyn.com/anneth/4/quies_serenus.html

67. SERENUS
    SEREN. Traditional Artworkshop Creation Restauration. PRESENTATION.This Art Workshop is run by a team of artists and craftsmen with  
    http://www.ianai.com/USA/serenus.htm
    
    Extractions: Interdisciplinar ScientificResearch Institute. Our works are realized to measure and made according to your needs and preferences, as for the sort of work, design, materials and estimate. Above all we take into account the place where the work will be located and the exact will of the client so that it may be in real harmony with the environment. To do so various methods from ancient sacred arts

68. I5349: Lester Serenus ANDRUS (27 Mar 1896 - 15 Oct 1971)
    Lester serenus ANDRUS. 27 Mar 1896 15 Oct 1971. BIRTH 27 Mar 1896,Spanish Fork, Utah County, Utah; DEATH 15 Oct 1971; CENSUS 2  
    http://www.gulbangi.com/d0004/g0000085.html

69. Elbenwaldforum Profil Für SeReNuS
    serenus. Email, Mitglied Nr. 4928. Name,  
    http://www.elbenwaldforum.de/showprofile.php?Cat=&User=4928&Board=Elbenwald_Spie

70. SorceryNet Registered Nick Serenus
    SorceryNet user serenus. fail could not connect to barefootboy to askhim to draw the picture maybe he lost his crayons? or maybe  
    http://www.valinor.sorcery.net/nicks/serenus.html

71. [HM] Serenus By Samuel S. Kutler
    HM serenus by Samuel S. Kutler. reply to this message post a messageon a new topic Back to HistoriaMatematica Discussion Group  
    http://mathforum.org/epigone/historia_matematica/tozandgon
    
    Extractions: Subject: [HM] Serenus Author: samuels-kutler@webtv.net Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 22:08:52 -0500 (EST) Michael Fried: Please supply a reference to the Serenus text in which he feels the need to show that the plane that cuts a non-circular section from a cylinder is a conic section. Best wishes, Sam The Math Forum

72. Seneca, Lucius Annaeus: De Tranquillitate Animi (Referat Oder Hausaufgabe)
    Translate this page Der Dialog De tranquillitate animi ist wie De constantia sapientis undde otio von Seneca dem Annaeus serenus gewidmet worden. Beide  
    http://www.loesungsbuch.de/p/referate/02/406.htm
    
    Extractions: ZIP Archiv (5,64 KB) Dieses Referat ist kostenpflichtig. Folgende Zahlungsmöglichkeiten stehen Ihnen zur Verfügung: Sofortzugang Über unser Zugangstool für ISDN und Modem Benutzer erhalten Sie sofort einen Vollzugriff auf loesungsbuch.de. Sie können beliebig viele Referate ansehen und downloaden. Zugangstool installieren Zugangstool downloaden Preis: 1,86 € / Minute Pay by call Sie rufen eine kostenpflichtige Telefonnummer an und erhalten sofort einen Vollzugriff auf loesungsbuch.de. Sie können beliebig viele Referate ansehen und downloaden. Ideal für DSL und Lan Benutzer. Zur Telefonnummer Preis: 1,86 € / Minute Virtuelles Guthabenkonto Sie eröffnen virtuelles Guthabenkonto bei der Firma Mainpean GmbH und können dies mit einer Kreditkarte oder der Paysafecard aufladen. Anschließend erhalten Sie einen Vollzugriff auf loesungsbuch.de und können beliebig viele Referate ansehen und downloaden.

73. 7. Mai: Den Hellige Serenus
    Den hellige serenus (7.årh.). Navigasjon. Minnedag 7. mai. Den hellige serenusvar bror av den hellige Serenicus, og eneboer sammen med ham.  
    http://www.katolsk.no/biografi/serenus.htm

74. Saint Patrick's Church: Saints Of February 23
    serenus the Gardener M (RM). When the persecution of Christians began in the area,serenus hid himself for some months but later returned to his garden.  
    http://www.saintpatrickdc.org/ss/0223.htm
    
    Extractions: Died 430; feast day formerly on January 15. The story of Alexander is that of a Greek army officer who, moved by Christ's words to the rich young ruler, sold his possessions and became a monk. But he was too energetic for a solitary life. After seven years, in a fit of enthusiasm he left his retreat and set fire to a pagan temple. For this he was imprisoned, but, like Saint Paul, succeeded in converting the governor, who was baptized with all his household. Securing his freedom, Alexander returned to the desert and fell in with a band of robbers. The result was remarkable, for under his influence they also accepted the Christian faith, and when their leader died, Alexander turned them into a band of monks and their robber's den into a monastery. Appointing one of them as abbot, he went on his way, this time to Mesopotamia, where he established a monastery on the Euphrates. Alexander was a somewhat restless archimandrite, fond of new places and faces. So, he formed a travelling monastery. With 150 monks he journeyed from place to place, until his followers numbered 300. These he divided into six choirs, to sing in turn the divine office and thus maintain, day and night, unceasing praise, and hence came their name of the Sleepless Ones ( akoimetoi ). One of these houses he established at Constantinople (Benedictines, Gill).

75. JULIAN OF NORWICH'S SHOWINGS: THE MARGARET GASCOIGNE/BRIDGET MORE FRAGMENT (G) S
    she had contacts with Caroline royalty, especially Queen Henrietta Maria, and shebrought with her into community her father s chaplain, serenus Cressy, OSB  
    http://meltingpot.fortunecity.com/ukraine/324/gascoign.html
    
    Extractions: web hosting domain names email addresses JULIAN OF NORWICH'S SHOWING OF LOVE Birgitta of Sweden, Revelationes D ame Margaret Gascoigne, O.S.B., an exiled English Benedictine nun at Cambrai in Flanders, died there in 1637, hers being the first grave within the shadow of their monastic house.(1) Before that date she had compiled a contemplative anthology of her devotions. In its Chapter Forty-Two, she had copied out a fragment from a medieval Julian exemplar likely present at Cambrai, and commented upon its text. She misreads, or only partially reads, the text, believing that Julian dies, rather than lives, following her death-bed vision of 1373. Nevertheless she responds appropriately to her reading, taking Julian's experiencing of God's presence into her own intense life of monastic prayer. In so doing she is part of a Benedictine continuity of contemplation, a continuity that transcends time and gender, caring only that the soul be oned with God in eternity that equally included women with men, to be attained in a community where all are vowed to conversion from worldliness, to stability and to obedience. Dame Margaret Gascoigne's book of devotions would likely have been found in her cell at her death and was treasured by her Benedictine Sisters who particularly made copies of it when the Cambrai daughter house was founded at Paris. The copy that survives, called by Placid Spearitt, O.S.B., 'Gascoigne B', was most carefully made by Dame Bridget More, O.S.B., descendant of Thomas More, sister of the foundress of the Cambrai Our Lady of Consolation

76. SAMMONICUS SERENUS
    serenus, SAMMONICUS, Roman savant, author of a didactic medical poem,De medicina praecepta (probably incomplete). SAMMONICUS serenus.  
    http://6.1911encyclopedia.org/S/SE/SERENUS_SAMMONICUS.htm
    
    Extractions: SERENUS, SAMMONICUS , Roman savant, author of a didactic medical poem, De medicina praecepta (probably incomplete). The work (1115 hexameters) contains a number of popular remedies, borrowed from Pliny and Dioscorides, and various magic formulae, amongst others the famous Abracadabra (q.v.), as a cure for fever and ague. It concludes with a description of the famous antidote of Mithradates VI. of Pontus. It was much used in the middle ages, but is of little value except for the ancient history of popular medicine. The syntax and metre are remarkably correct. It is uncertain whether the author was the famous physician and polymath, who was put to death in A.D. 212 at a banquet to which he had been invited by Caracalla, or his son, the tutor of the younger Gordian. The father, who was one of the most learned men of his age, wrote upon a variety of subjects, and possessed a library of 60,000 volumes, bequeathed to his son and handed on by the latter to Gordian. The editio princeps (ed. Sulpitius Verulanus, before 1484) is very rare; later ed. by J. G. Ackermann (Leipzig, 1786) and E. Bhrens, Poetae Latini minores, iii.; see also A. Baur, Quaesliones Sam,noniceae (Giessen, 1886); M. Schanz, Geschichte der r/imischen Literatur, iii. (1896); Teuffel, Hist. of Roman Literature (Eng. trans., 1900), 374, 4, and 383. SERENUS SERERS

77. Dr. Faustus, Constant Reader Discussion
    1 of 4), Read 26 times Conf Reading List From Dean Denis dddenis@telus.net DateThursday, August 15, 2002 1108 AM In this novel serenus Zeitblom writes the  
    http://www.constantreader.com/discussions/drfaustus.htm
    
    Extractions: Topic: Doctor Faustus by Thomas Mann (2 of 4), Read 21 times Conf: Reading List From: Jane Niemeier jniemeie@hotmail.com Date: Thursday, August 15, 2002 09:33 PM Dean, As you may have guessed, I did not like this book. It seems to me that Mann uses a hundred words when ten would do just as well or better. I found Serenus to be very annoying. He followed Adrian around like a puppy, even taking theology classes just because Adrian was. Serenus seemed too good to be true. Adrian often ignored Serenus for his other friends, Rudolf Schwerdtfeger and Schildknapp. Adrian admitted himself that he was cold and incapable of close connections. Why did Serenus persist in his friendship? Jane

78.   Rev Hugh Paulinus Serenus Cressy
    Rev Hugh Paulinus serenus Cressy1605. Rev Hugh Paulinus serenus Cressy BA MA DDwas a son of Sir Hugh, born in 1605 at Thorp Salvin in Yorkshire, England.  
    http://www.cavekids2000.com/famous/notables/hugh_1605.htm
    
    Extractions: Cressey Named English Notables Rev Hugh Paulinus Serenus Cressy1605 Rev Hugh Paulinus Serenus Cressy B.A. M.A. D.D. was a son of Sir Hugh, born in 1605 at Thorp Salvin in Yorkshire, England. At 14 he went to Oxford College where he graduated, B.A. In 1623. In 1625 he was elected a probationer of Merton College and in 1626 was made a true and perpetual fellow of that society. Whilst at Oxford, Cressey was known to be a quick and accurate disputant, a man of good manners, nature and refined ness of soul. After having commenced M.A. in 1629 and taken holy orders he officiated as Chaplain to Sir Thomas Lord Wentworth while that nobleman was president of the council of York, and later Lord Deputy of Ireland and Earl of Strafford. In 1635 he was installed in Christ Church, Dublin, Ireland. He returned to England in 1642 and was awarded a canonry in the collegiate church of Windsor, which he received in 1642, this he was never able to enjoy, owing to the disturbed state of the country. The following year (1643) his patron, Lord Falkland, was killed at Newbury. He wrote, 'Church History of Brittany or England, from the Beginning of Christianity to the Norman Conquest'. 'From the Conquest Downwards', was discovered at Douai in 1856. His other works are: Appendix to 'Exomologesis' (Paris, 1647);

79. Sergius (2)
    serenus (4), solitary in the Nitrian desert, who, when visited by Cassian,AD 395, discussed de Animae Mobilitate et Spiritalibus Nequitiis (Coll.  
    http://www.ccel.org/w/wace/biodict/htm/iii.xix.xxxii.htm
    
    Extractions: Serenus (4), solitary in the Nitrian desert, who, when visited by Cassian, A.D. 395, discussed de Animae Mobilitate et Spiritalibus Nequitiis (Coll. vii.), and de Principatibus seu Potestatibus (Coll. viii. See Migne, Patr. Lat. t. xlix. 667 seq. ). In the former he treats mostly of the nature of the soul, the rapid movement of the thoughts, the influence of evil spirits upon them, and the duty of fixing the desire on God. In the latter he declares the nature of evil spirits, their fall, subordination, and occupation. His Life, without details, is in Vitae Patrum, c. 50. Migne, Patr. Lat. t. lxxiii. 844 seq.; Ceill. Aut. sacr. viii. 170 seq.; Fleury, H. E. xx. c. 7. J.G. Serenus (5), 10th bp. of Marseilles c. 595-600, known from the letters of Gregory the Great. To his good offices were commended St. Augustine on his mission to England in 596 (Greg. Magn. Ep. vi. 52; Migne, Patr. Lat. lxxvii. 836), and, three years later, the monks dispatched to help him (xi. 58, Patr. Lat. 1176). Two other letters from Gregory are preserved. Serenus in an excess of iconoclastic zeal had entered the churches of Marseilles and broken and cast forth the images. Gregory, commending his fervour against idolatry, reproved his violence, since the use of representations in a church was that the unlearned might read on the walls what they were unable to read in the Scriptures (ix. 105

80. Local Tech Wire: Technology, Breaking News, IT Jobs, Skinny, The Skinny, Venture
    serenus Technology Group Gets New HQ, Plans Hires. Special To LTW.DURHAM – serenus Technology Group, a contract software research  
    http://www.localtechwire.com/article.cfm?u=5151

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