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MetaXearch / Philosophy / Philosophers / albert of saxony /. Albertof Saxony Entry from the Stanford Encyclopedia; by Joël Biard.
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Saxony Royal Family
26.5424, Prince, albert of saxony, 1934, Elmira Henke, 1930, 26.57, Prince,Maximilian of Saxony, 1870, 1951, 26.58, Prince, albert of saxony, 1875,1900,
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Extractions: REFERENCE TITLE NAME BORN DIED TITLE NAME BORN DIED COMMENTS King Johann of Saxony Princess Amalie Auguste of Bavaria See Princess Maria Auguste of Saxony King Albrecht of Saxony Princess Karola Frederikke of Sweden See Princess Elisabeth of Saxony Prince Ferdinanda of Sardinia (Duke of Genoa) See Princess Elisabeth of Saxony Prince Niccolo Marchese Rapallo Prince Ernst of Saxony King Georg of Saxony Infanta Maria Anna of Portugal See Princess Maria of Saxony Princess Elizabeth of Saxony Princess Mathilde of Saxony King Friedrich Augustus III of Saxony Archduchess Luisa Antoinette of Austria (Tuscany Line) See - King Friedrich abdicated his throne on 13 November 1918 Prince Georg of Saxony Prince Georg renounced his rights when he joined the Jesuit Order in 1924 and was later assassinated by the Nazi's for hiding Jewish citizens Prince Friedrich Christian of Saxony (Margrave of Meissen) Princess Elizabeth of Thurn and Taxis See - Prince Friedrich became the Saxony dynastic heir in 1924 and adopted the title of Margrave of Meissen Prince Maria Emanuel of Saxony (Margrave of Meissen) Princess Anastasia Luise of Anhalt See - Prince Maria is the present Head of the Royal House of Saxony. He was arrested by the Gestapo and jailed in Dresden and only narrowly escaped a death sentence in 1944
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GERMAN KING ALBERT I., OF BRANDENBURG ALBERT II., GERMAN KING ALBERT III., DUKEOF SAXONY ALBERT LEA ALBERT NYANZA ALBERT OF AIX albert of saxony ALBERT THE
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Contents Of Box 9 (lecture Notes Etc.)
The folder contains translations of Aristotle and the following medieval writersalbert of saxony (c. 13161390), Thomas Aquinas (c. 1225-1274), Buridan (c
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Extractions: Contents of box 9 A general note on the dating of this material: There is little doubt that most of this material dates from 1945-55, i.e. from Prior's first employment at Canterbury University College till he went to Oxford in 1955. Combining this with degree of formality, references etc. of the item in question, it is possible to stipulate e.g. 45-50, 50-55 etc. as the likely period of writing. The items marked 'Logic Notes' are stipulated as 'Ca. 1953-54'. In theory, they might also be from Prior's last period at Canterbury University College (1957-58). On the other hand, the most likely supposition is that they are closely related to the writing of Formal Logic , and hence that they were made around 1953 (see [ Kenny 1970 , pp. 334-335], and Items from a dictionary of formal logic /box 6.). Moreover, the latest references in these notes are from late 1953 (except for note II, whose latest reference is from 1949). It can be added that Mary Prior recalls that Arthur Prior gave out a fairly complete set of logic notes to his students in 1946-47, shortly after having been employed at Canterbury University College. Those few notes which contain no post-47 references could be identical with or reworkings of those 46-47 notes, but the fairly extensive use of polish notation in almost all of them makes this rather unlikely. NOTE: According to the present overview in the Bodleian list of the contents of the boxes: Handouts for students.
Albert
albert of saxony (13161390) German philosopher. Adalbert Kuhn (1812-1881)German linguist. King albert of saxony (1828-1902) A popular ruler.
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Fresno Metropolitan Museum - Archived Exhibitions
On this very day Conte Durazzo, advisor and collector of art on behalf of dukealbert of saxonyTeschen, handed over the first selection of prints to the
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Extractions: This year's theme is Once Upon a Time featuring fairy tales from around the world. In celebration of our multi-cultural community, the Metropolitan club will present fairy tale trees to match fables from Africa, Armenia, Europe, Japan, Latin America and other regions from around the world. In addition to live entertainment throughout the month, a variety of theme-related events, luncheons, children's parties, holiday teas and champagne brunches will help you to ring in the holiday season. Don't miss the black-tie fundraising event of the season! This year's Christmas at the Met gala begins at 6:30 pm on Saturday December 7th. Featuring cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, dinner and dancing, the Cinderella Ball invites the fairest in the land to attend. $175 per person - all proceeds benefit the Museum. Pumpkin coach and glass slippers are optional.
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Wettin, Adrian Vinzenz Edward, Prince, b. 18 OCT 1955 Wettin, albert of saxony, Kingof Saxony, b. 23 APR 1828 Wettin, Albert the Bold of Saxony, Duke of Saxony
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Week Of 26/1/2003 To 1/2/2003: Top 16 Of 26 Entry Pages
12.50. 2, Full search on archive /stanford/entries/search.html, 3,9.38. 3, albert of saxony /stanford/entries/albertsaxony, 1, 3.12.4,
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Saxon And Bavarians Of 1866
1 Army Commander (Kronprinz albert of saxony). The changed organisationnow looked like this Army Commander (Kronprinz albert of saxony).
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Extractions: The following has been compiled by Martin Soilleux-Cardwell The Saxon Army 1866: The army structure went through three different organisations but the third one given here was the one used at Gitschin and Solferino. 1. Peacetime and the Plan to Join Bavaria (at Dresden, 13th to 29th May): Immediately prior to hostilities Saxony's intention was to retreat to join the Bavarian corps. For the withdrawal the army was organised into an Avante Garde, a Main Body and a Reserve. As the army would be moving backwards, the Reserve would lead the retreat with the Avante Garde maintaining contact with the advancing Prussians: 1 Army Commander (Kronprinz Albert of Saxony) Avante Garde, Generaleutnant Freiherr v.Fritsch, Commander of the Cavalry Division, DC, Ex=8 Main Body, Generaleutnant v.Stieglitz, Commander of the 2nd Infantry, Division, DC, Ex=11 Leib Brigade: 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th Line Btns M6 [ ][ ][ ][ ] 4th Schutzen Btn M6 [s][s] Sharpshooters 1st Infantry Brigade: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Line M6 [ ][ ][ ][ ]
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14851547 1497 War of Guelders, Duke albert of saxony commanding Imperial troops1498-1500 (1515) Friesland Campaign involving Albertine Saxony 1525 German
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BELGIUM-ROOTS Project: The Belgian Emigrants Came From ... - Federal Kingdom Bel
with his niece Queen Victoria of Great Britain and Ireland, the daughter of oneof his sisters, and spouse of his cousin albert of saxonyCOBURG-GOTHA.
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Extractions: Search Quick Links - Home Page Quick Visit Search engines Read Me Site Map Table of Contents (9 pages) Research Help pages The Project - The Project Volunteers ... and their Netweork Project Resources hosted by Rootsweb Mail list Boards Web Site The Old Country - Belgium Place Names Surname distribution in Belgium (ca 1997) The Federal Kingdom (1830-now) Flemish Region Walloon Region Brussels Capital-Region German Speaking Community (DGB) The People - The Belgian Families The Belgian Emigrants The Journey - The departure The voyage on sea The arrival The New country - The Countries of Immigration Guatemala Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg Netherlands Germany France Great-Britain Canada Saskatchewan (CAN) USA Iowa (USA) Illinois (USA) Indiana (USA) Kansas (USA) Michigan (USA) Minnesota (USA) Missouri (USA) New Jersey (USA) New York (USA) Ohio (USA) Pennsylvania (USA) Virginia (USA) Wisconsin (USA) The Research - Introduction Sources Repositories Societies Sciences Help Home Belgium Kingdom (1830-now) ... Section Map Franz Anton (1750-1806), Duke of SAXONY-SAALFELD-COBURG (1800)
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It was brought to England in 1841 by Prince albert of saxony. He was the husbandof Queen Victoria. The custom spread around Europe in the 1880s.
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Extractions: The word Christmas was first used in the eleventh century. December 25 is Christmas Day. Jesus Christ was born on this day. The first Christmas carol was written in 368. The song was Jesus, Light of All the Nations. It was written by St. Hilary of Poitiers. The custom of decorating a tree at Christmas started in Germany. It was brought to England in 1841 by Prince Albert of Saxony. He was the husband of Queen Victoria. The custom spread around Europe in the 1880s. The tradition was brought to the United States by German settlers. An evergreen tree is a symbol of eternal life. Another Christmas symbol is the mistletoe. Some people try to sneak a kiss under the mistletoe. The Romans saw the mistletoe as a symbol of peace. Holly leaves are popular in homemade Christmas wreaths. It is believed that the crown of thorns worn by Christ was made of holly leaves. Another popular Christmas decoration is the poinsettia. Dr. Joel Poinsett discovered the flower in Mexico in 1828. In Central America, the poinsettia is called the flower of the Holy Night. Candles have also become a part of Christmas. Burning candles became a cherished tradition in Ireland. At one time the Irish were not allowed to hold public mass. People would place candles in their windows. They hoped a passing priest would see the candle and stop to say mass. Today, lights are used to decorate homes and public buildings.
ALBERT DE SAXE [FITZGERALD, Michael J
Translate this page ALBERT DE SAXE FITZGERALD, Michael J. (Ed.)}, albert of saxony's twenty-fivedisputed questions on Logic (Studien und Texte zur Geistesgeschichte des
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Ictoria's Ascension To The Throne Of Great Britain And Ireland
She had a brief romantic friendship with the then Prime Minister Lord Melbourne,but met Prince albert of saxony in 1839 when he made a state visit to the
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Extractions: ictoria's ascension to the throne of Great Britain and Ireland seemed remote when she was born in 1819. She was, after all, the daughter of the fourth son of George III. Two of her uncles served as king but had no surviving legitimate offspring, so on the death of William IV in 1837, Victoria became Queen of England at the age of eighteen. She reigned for over 61 years,the longest reign of any British Monarch. She had a brief romantic friendship with the then Prime Minister Lord Melbourne, but met Prince Albert of Saxony in 1839 when he made a state visit to the English court, and proposed to him five days later. They were married on February 10, 1840. Albert was the staid partner, "extremely strait laced and a great stickler for morality" while the young Victoria was "rather the other way." The prince disliked London and late parties and royal occasions became models of decorum. Their first child, Victoria (called Vicky) was born in 1840, the heir to the throne, Edward, was born in 1841. Altogether she had nine children, the last, Beatrice born in 1857. Albert became very much a partner with her in her responsibilities and with their royal relatives spread across Europe, they played a significant role in foreign affairs and an important though lesser role in domestic politics. Albert's death from typhoid in 1861 was a terrible blow to Victoria. She suffered a nervous breakdown and lived in near isolation for the next ten years, always appearing in widows weeds. She was a widow at 42, and her
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Top Society Philosophy Philosophers albert of saxony (3). See also Albertof Saxony Entry from the Stanford Encyclopedia; by Joël Biard.
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Society For Medieval Logic And Metaphysics
v albert of saxony's Twentyfive Disputed Questions on Logic, A critical editionof his Quaestiones circa Logicam by Michael J. Fitzgerald, Brill, 2002.
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Extractions: The Language of Thought: Reasoning across Cultural Boundaries in Medieval Philosophy Proceedings v Proceedings of the Society for Medieval Logic and Metaphysics , Vol. 1, 2001 (large, ca. 500KB, PDF file v Proceedings of the Society for Medieval Logic and Metaphysics , Vol. 2, 2002 (large, ca. 1.2MB, PDF file Newsletter of SMRP v Newsletter Number 44, Spring 2002 (The Newsletter of the Society for Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy v Newsletter Number 45, Fall (The Newsletter of the Society for Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy Links to Texts/Work in Progress (further suggestions are welcome) v Jerónimo Pardo, Medulla Dyalectices (Paloma Perez Ilzarbe pilzarbe@unav.es v Johannes Buridanus , Summulae I, De propositionibus Ria van der Lecq Ria.vanderLecq@phil.uu.nl v Corpus Thomisticum (Enrique Alarcón ealarcon @unav.es Recent Publications v Philip the Chancellor (Colleen McCluskey ) [REVISED: February 5, 2003
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