J Lewis Andrè
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4803393 |
|---|---|
| NOME | J Lewis Andrè |
| PRENOMES | J Lewis |
| SOBRENOME | Andrè |
| ASSINATURA | ANDRÈ J L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Institut Pasteur de la Guadeloupe |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1894 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1982 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Un tracé de silence. La case du commandeur, par Edouard Glissant
Saint George the Martyr, in Legend, Ceremonial, Art, etc
Probably no saintly legend has, to use the words of a well-known advertisement, had " such a world-wide circulation " as that usually connected with S. George, and certainly no military hero has enjoyed a greater celebrity in either Eastern or Western Christendom.In the former he soon became known as THE GREAT MARTYR, and very shortly after his death, which took place about A.D. 300, a church was dedicated to his memory at Constantinople ; whilst…
Miscellanea Heraldica
Ritualistic Ecclesiology of North-East Somerset
Further Notes on the Rose, and Remarks on the Lily
will be found a sliort paper on the Eose, and as since that date I have met with some further particulars concerning the Queen of Flowers, I venture to place them before the members of the Institute, and to offer a few remarks on the Lily, a flower so often associated with the Eose, and of nearly equal interest. THE EOSE.It is generally supposed that the French word for Easter, Paque, was, like our term Paschal, confined to Easter-tide; but this …
Antiquarian Notes on the Rose
The Eose is described in English Dictionaries either as " a medicinal flower," " a very sweet flower," " a very fragrant flower," or, " a plant and flower of many species"-definitions which give but a faint and poor idea of that Queen of Flowers which has held such a prominent place in Art, Poetry, Legend, Eeligion, Heraldry, etc.The name is almost the same in many languages, and as formerly planets were supposed to •exercise their influence over…
An Unpublished Scottish Lullaby
An Unpublished Scottish Lullaby
Antiquarian Notes on the Rose
The Eose is described in English Dictionaries either as " a medicinal flower," " a very sweet flower," " a very fragrant flower," or, " a plant and flower of many species"-definitions which give but a faint and poor idea of that Queen of Flowers which has held such a prominent place in Art, Poetry, Legend, Eeligion, Heraldry, etc.The name is almost the same in many languages, and as formerly planets were supposed to •exercise their influence over…
Further Notes on the Rose, and Remarks on the Lily
will be found a sliort paper on the Eose, and as since that date I have met with some further particulars concerning the Queen of Flowers, I venture to place them before the members of the Institute, and to offer a few remarks on the Lily, a flower so often associated with the Eose, and of nearly equal interest. THE EOSE.It is generally supposed that the French word for Easter, Paque, was, like our term Paschal, confined to Easter-tide; but this …
Ritualistic Ecclesiology of North-East Somerset
Saint George the Martyr, in Legend, Ceremonial, Art, etc
Probably no saintly legend has, to use the words of a well-known advertisement, had " such a world-wide circulation " as that usually connected with S. George, and certainly no military hero has enjoyed a greater celebrity in either Eastern or Western Christendom.In the former he soon became known as THE GREAT MARTYR, and very shortly after his death, which took place about A.D. 300, a church was dedicated to his memory at Constantinople ; whilst…
Miscellanea Heraldica
Un tracé de silence. La case du commandeur, par Edouard Glissant
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