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2018réf. S6596Edited by Flora Karayannes and George Fousteris. Bilingual Greek - English edition; text in parallel columns. Hard cover dust jacket 28x32 cm 256 pp. ill.; net weight 2450 gr. ISBN: 978-960-8062-32-0. The catalogue of the great exhibition organized by the Patriarchal Institute of Patristic Studies at Thessalonica to celebrate its 50 years is now available. The exhibition under the title TO HMETEPON KAΛΛΟΣ = OUR SACRED BEAUTY - Byzantine Icons of Thessalonica presented a selection of Byzantine icons carefully selected from monasteries and museums focusing to the artistic production of the city of Thessalonica and the contribution of the Vlatadon Monastery to the preservation of such artifacts. The impressive huge volume contains excellent reproductions of the icons in full colour accompanied by detailed artistic analysis of each one and other general articles on Byzantine art and history. Among the presented icons is included a special one of the type of Panaghia Hagiosoreitissa =Virgin of Mount Athos according to the tradition a work of the Apostle Lucas actually a 14th-century work painted in Thessalonica today in the Freising Museum Germany. Another unique item is a mosaic icon of Saint Demetrius of the 12th century bought by an Italian clergyman and today belonging to the Italian municipality of Sassoferrato near Ancona. Its originality lies in the fact that besides being a mosaic icon it also has a built-in flask dated to the 13th or 14th century at the top of its frame. Such flasks containing myrrh were used by the pilgrims when they visited the tomb of Saint Demetrius at Thessalonica. "It is absolutely clear that the image is coming from here" emphasizes the curator of the Patristic Studies Foundation. IMPORTANT: The shipping cost is an important parameter of this order; it is in NOT included in the price and depends on the actual weight and destination; you will have to approve it after the confirmation of the order. You may ask for an estimate before placing the order at: dem.siatras@gmail.com Patriarchal Institute of Patristic Studies hardcover
2010réf. 154414The Byzantine Settlements in Macedonia through the Archaeological Data 4th - 15th Centuries In greek. Hard cover 29x21 cm 260 pp. ill. maps. CONTENTS: ΜΕΡΟΣ Α΄. ΟΙ ΟΙΚΙΣΜΟΙ ΣΤΗ ΔΙΑΡΚΕΙΑ ΤΗΣ Î Î‘Î›Î‘Î™ÎŸÎ§Î¡Î™Î£Î¤Î™Î‘ÎΙΚΗΣ ΠΕΡΙΟΔΟΥ - OΙ ΟΙΚΙΣΜΟΙ ΣΤΗ ΔΙΑΡΚΕΙΑ ΤΩΠΣΚΟΤΕΙÎΩΠΑΙΩÎΩΠ- ΟΙ ΟΙΚΙΣΜΟΙ ΣΤΗ ΜΕΣΗ ΚΑΙ ΥΣΤΕΡΗ Î’Î¥Î–Î‘ÎΤΙÎΗ ΠΕΡΙΟΔΟ // ΜΕΡΟΣ Β΄. ΚΑΤΑΛΟΓΟΣ Î˜Î•Î£Î•Î©Î // ΑÎΤΙ ΕΠΙΛΟΓΟΥ - ENGLISH SUMMARY - BIBLIOGRAPHY - INDEX - ΠΑΡΑΡΤΗΜΑ ΧΑΡΤΩÎ. ============================================================== IMPORTANT: The shipping cost estimated by the system covers books weighing up to 750 gr.; a surcharge depending on the actual weight and destination applies for heavier books. You can also choose an international transporter and pay the shipping cost at delivery in your country. USP hardcover
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1909réf. 1761Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 1909. First edition. 1909 SCARCE REPORT OF VENEREAL DISEASE IN GIRLS ACQUIRED FROM INFECTED MEN SEEKING A CURE BY TRANSFERING THE PATHOGEN. 15 x 23 cm offprint stapled in printed brown paper wraps paginated 1-20 pp tables and graphs. Covers soiled edges worn residue of rusted paper clip top of covers staples rusted text pages browned but unmarked. A good but age-worn copy of a rare offprint in protective mylar sleeve. It represents an important study in pediatric infectious disease child abuse public health and society in turn-of-the-century urban America by a pioneering female physician. "FLORA POLLACK 1865 – 1938 attended the Woman's Medical College of Baltimore graduating in 1891 then interned at the Blockley Hospital in Philadelphia. From 1896-1897 she was a Lecturer on Embryology at the Woman's Medical College and she became Associate Professor of Embryology and Physical Diagnosis there in 1897. She studied in Berlin in 1897 and then returned to Baltimore. She became an assistant in the Department of Gynecology at Johns Hopkins Hospital specializing in women's venereal diseases in 1900 and worked there until 1913 with a leave of absence in 1912. In 1909 during her time at Johns Hopkins she published a report titled "The Acquired Venereal Infections in Children: A Report of 187 Children Treated in the Women's Venereal Department of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Dispensary" offered here. In the report she detailed a trend that she had been seeing in her patients at the hospital - that of "the unusually large number of young children brought there for the treatment of acquired venereal infections." After investigating this situation she formed what she called an "infectionist theory." Apparently at the time there was a superstition widely circulated that a person infected with either gonorrhea or syphilis could rid themselves of the disease by infecting another person with it. The preference was to infect a virgin which meant that children were often the targets. Pollack hoped to counter this superstition with accurate medical information which led to her giving numerous talks on hygiene at various women's and children's institutions over the years. Pollack was one of the first doctors to attribute the extreme spread of gonorrhea and syphilis in children to assault by infected adults rather than through transmission via shared linens or restroom facilities. Along with Dr. P. S. Bourdeau-Sisco she founded the Woman's Medical Society of Maryland in 1914. Her main connection to the suffrage movement came in 1910 when she traveled to Annapolis to speak at a hearing before the Committee on Constitutional Amendments. Dr. Pollack argued for the right of women to vote based on the ability it would give them to protect their children through political action. Unfortunately this hearing did not lead to any concrete action by the Maryland Senate."-- Anna Assogba Research Librarian Harvard University Cambridge Massachusetts. Johns Hopkins paperback
