Follower of Bercianism, a sociopolitical initiative of some people of the Bierzo who want to extol this asturleonese region in the style of Teruel exists, because the desire to restore it as a province as happened during the liberal triennium in 1822 or uniprovincial autonomous community seems to me to be a quasi-nationalist effort. Currently some party such as the regionalist party of Bierzo maintain these objectives. My smallest land, Bercianos, was created around the second half of the ninth century by people of Bierzo in the repopulations of Ordoño I of Asturias and his son Alfonso III. That's why the Land of Berciana is also my land.
One of the offices disappeared in Spain from our memories. He was the person who collected the classrooms and sold them to cook bread especially in areas of alkaline land where there are no jars. In my asturleonese land where the soil is acidic were used and the jars are still used. They also designated with this name the classroom or land where classrooms abound.
Sect of the German Reform of the sixteenth century sometimes associated with anabaptism that defended illiteracy. Knowledge is neither necessary nor convenient for salvation, only the knowledge of the Holy Scriptures that can be obtained without literacy by the direct action of the Holy Spirit.
From Latin circum cellas euntes, those who go from farm to farm. They were a heterogeneous group that emerged in North Africa in the early 4th century associated with donors. They called themselves agonistici, fighters of Christ, although St. Augustine considered them thieves and jumpers who did not respect the property because they raided the farms and released the slaves. They were also joined by an anti-Roman feeling.
Primum non nocere : Full Latinism says : Primum non nocere , secundum cavere , tertium sanare : First of all do no harm, then prevent and finally heal . Ethical principle of physicians that although not listed as such in the Hippocratic Oath is as an attitude in this text. Medicine as an activity in the service of people just as education has all our respect and consideration, but they should never be speculative or used to enrich themselves.
Sequence of a gene containing coded information for protein processing. Genes are DNA sequences of chromosomes present in the nucleus of cells. The genome or set of genes has the genetic information of a living being. The exoma is the set of exons of the genome genes. All are technical terms of biogenetics developed mainly in the twentieth century and on that path we continue in the 21st century. The term exon was coined by biochemist Walter Gilbert in the 1970s.
Dermatologists also call it chloasma, cloth or pregnancy mask. It derives from the Greek melaina melaina melan, black, dark. Darkening of the skin in some areas of the body especially those most exposed to sun such as the face or hands in the form of brown spots caused by an excess of melanin, pigment secreted by melanocytes as protection against solar radiation. The causes can be multiple but genetics is also important.
Similar al-Indalus singing slaves in their artistic and intellectual preparation to Japanese geisha or Greek hetairas. Courtesans expert in singing and musical composition, in literature and history, in drawing and calligraphy and in the performing arts as a realization of chinese shadows. There were training centers in Basra, Medina and Baghdad, then also in Cordoba.
Also equation, theorem or trinomial of Bernoulli, Swiss mathematician and physicist, although born in Groninga, eighteenth century. It expresses that in fluid dynamics the energy of an ideal fluid (which does not exchange it with the outside) in current line remains constant. In Aerodynamics explains the relationship between speed and pressure. The faster an airplane weighs less.
Legend of the castle of La Yedra in Cazorla (Jaén) of a Moorish princess hidden in the dungeons by her father in the face of the attack of the Christians who ended up eliminating their enemies. Alone, terrified of cold and forgotten, she ended up becoming a snake. On the night of St. John you can hear her singing in sweet voice : "I am the swallowing/ , daughter of the Moorish king. / Whoever hears me sing/ will not see the light of day."
Technicality of art and archaeology of the Greek kalathos, basket, basket used by the Greeks for flowers or fruits. In architecture played as a crown-basket of some caryatics. Also mediterranean ceramic vessels in a conical shape used to transport honey, garo, oil or nuts in ancient times. The Iberian calates of the Ebro basin are usually shaped like a top hat although those before the 3rd century a. D. C. have a slimt neck.
Heretical Christian doctrine inspired by St. Augustine of Hippo and initiated by the Flemish bishop Cornelius Jansen in the seventeenth century that defended predestination only dependent on god's will without free will against what was defended by the Society of Jesus, the authority of bishops in the face of papal power and a rigorous spirituality of austerity and asceticism.
From Greek analepsis, restoration, recovery, recovery action, to take again, from ana- , again and lambano, take. In medicine, convalescence, recovery of forces or health after any illness or situation of weakness. Also retrospective scene, what the English call flashback, literary or cinematic technique that interrupts the timeline and rolls it back to the past.
Insulin shock : Shock treatment of schizophrenia devised and used by Austrian psychiatrist Manfred Sakel in the 1930s and 1940s in which large doses of insulin were given to the patient until seizures and a transient hypoglycaemic coma were administered to the patient. After World War II insulin was replaced by cardiozole or metrazol, an analeptic substance obtained in the laboratory, similar to camphor, which also caused strong seizures frequently attenuated by curare. Electroshock also began to be used as the film "Someone flew over the cuckoo's nest" has shown.
That's what the Romans called from the 2nd century a. D. C. to the Turdetan oppidum of Licabrum heir of Tartessos, which corresponds to the present Cordoba city of Cabra, whose gentile is therefore egabrense, as our Dictionary notes. In the 1960s, during our dictatorship, Minister José Solís, a natural of Cabra, defended in a parliamentary speech : Less Latin and more sport! Because what's Latin for now? To which Adolfo Muñoz Alonso replied from his seat that he was later rector of the Complutense University : Suddenly, Mr. Minister, so that the honourable Member, who was born in Cabra, may be called egabrense and not something else.
Holland , name of two of the provinces of Nederland, netherland, Netherlands. Until 2020 this name was also used to refer to the whole state, taking the part at all. The Dutch have decided this year to be officially called Nederland, NL, Netherlands. Although we will probably keep talking about Holland and the Dutch language and Gentile, the official thing, from now on, will be to talk about Nederland and Dutch and the Dutch.
From Greek myron, perfume, scented essence and bálanos, acorn : scented plum-cherry. It is a very abundant garden tree in my neighborhood. It is known by many names such as plum-cherry, garden plum, red plum, mirobolane plum, pissard cherry, prunus cerasifera. It catches the eye because in spring it is loaded with pink flowers. Then its leaves turn purple-red the same as its fruits that are edible.
Technical semantic terms derived from Greek : Groupers, part, portion, holos, all integer and onoma, name. Words whose meaning is in a relationship of the part to the whole. The group designates some realities of the namesake but not all, therefore its semantic field is more restricted. The unimo can be a set, group, system, community, organ, matter, anything constituted of parts.
