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ALCUNE CONSIDERAZIONI SULL’ARCHITETTURA CIVILE A SIRACUSA E NEGLI IBLEI FRA XV E XVI SECOLO

2021

The few buildings that survived the 1693 earthquake, concentrated mainly in the city of Syracuse, offer a fragmentary picture of late Gothic civil architecture in south-eastern Sicily. The analysis of the detail elements such as windows and doorawys in the facades, stairways and loggias inside the courtyards, marked by the coexistence of late Gothic and Renaissance architectural languages, highlights the adoption of decorative motifs widespread throughout Sicily and the Mediterranean context. However, many original solutions emerge, such as the square mullioned window, largely common in the city of Syracuse but also present in Scicli, probably very common in the urban landscape of the hybla…

Syracuse Late Gothic Architecture Moullioned Window 16th Century Val Di NotoSettore ICAR/18 - Storia Dell'Architettura
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Tra mito e modello. Le cattedrali normanne nell'architettura religiosa del Cinquecento in Italia meridionale

2021

Talora ammantata da un alone mitico e sempre celebrata dalla storiografia di età moderna, la fondazione delle cattedrali al tempo della dominazione normanna costituisce per l’architettura religiosa in Sicilia un vero e proprio anno zero. Il primato nell’ambito della tipologia basilicale, per un verso, e il configurarsi come luoghi di attualità operativa, per altro verso, hanno fatto delle stesse i termini di riferimento privilegiati per l’architettura religiosa al principio dell’età moderna. Ciò si osserva, in particolare, in un’ampia e variegata casistica di chiese realizzate nel corso del XVI secolo, che ripropongono e reinterpretano temi compositivi e spaziali propri delle suddette catte…

cattedrali normanne architettura religiosa del XVI secolo Italia meridionaleSettore ICAR/18 - Storia Dell'ArchitetturaNorman cathedrals 16th century religious architecture Souhern Italy
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Gas chromatography/mass spectrometry characterization of historical varnishes of ancient Italian lutes and violin

2007

The organic constituents of historical vanishes from two ancient Italian lutes and a Stradivari violin, kept in the Musée de la musique in Paris, have been characterized using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. Results have been compared with the chromatograms and mass spectra of recent as well as old naturally aged reference materials. The three historical varnishes analyzed have been shown to be oil varnishes, probably mixtures of linseed oil with resins. Identification of diterpenoids and triterpenoids compounds, and of the resins that may have been ingredients of the varnishes, are discussed in this paper.

food.ingredientVarnishHistory 18th CenturyMass spectrometryBiochemistryGas Chromatography-Mass SpectrometryAnalytical ChemistryHistory 17th CenturyViolinfoodTriterpenoidLinseed oilPaintEnvironmental ChemistryOrganic ChemicalsSpectroscopyHistory 15th CenturyChromatographyChemistryHistory MedievalItalyVenice turpentineHistory 16th Centuryvisual_artvisual_art.visual_art_mediumGas chromatographyGas chromatography–mass spectrometryMusicAnalytica Chimica Acta
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Some aspects of the genesis and development of German dermatology.

1976

medicine.medical_specialtyEducation Medicalbusiness.industrySexually Transmitted DiseasesHistory 19th CenturyDermatologyHistory 20th CenturyDermatologylanguage.human_languageHistory MedievalGermanHistory 17th CenturyHistory 16th CenturyGermanymedicinelanguageHumansCurriculumbusinessSchools MedicalThe British journal of dermatology
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The short die young: the interrelationship between stature and longevity-evidence from skeletal remains.

2005

It has long been observed that tall people display longer life spans. The current data were employed to verify this association within the bioarchaeological context. To this end, stature and its association with age-at-death were analyzed in a pooled sample of 2,923 skeletons. Height was estimated from proxy indicators based on the maximum length of the humerus, radius, femur, and tibia. Stature estimation followed the procedure outlined by Pearson ([1899] Philos. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. [A] 192:169-244), incorporating minor modifications by Rosing ([ 1988] Handbuch der vergleichenden Biologie des Menschen; Stuttgart: Gustave Fischer, p 586-600). Individual age estimates were classified into t…

medicine.medical_specialtymedia_common.quotation_subjectLongevityBiologyHistory 18th CenturyBone and BonesOddsHistory 17th CenturyAge Determination by SkeletonEpidemiologymedicineHumansHumerusFemurTibiaFemurmedia_commonAnthropometryTibiaLongevityForensic anthropologyHistory 19th CenturyAnthropometryHistory 20th CenturyHumerusBody HeightHistory MedievalEuropeRadiusmedicine.anatomical_structureHistory 16th CenturyAnthropologyForensic AnthropologyAnatomyDemographyAmerican journal of physical anthropology
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