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    The Isala Sisterhood

    The Isala Sisterhood by Sarah Lebeer (181744)

    Published 2024
    “…One way to set a societally relevant research agenda is actively involving citizens in scientific dialogues. We founded Isala as a citizen-science project to advance research, diagnostics, and therapeutics for the vaginal microbiome. …”
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    E02278: The Georgian version of the discovery of the relics of the *Three Hebrew Youths of Babylon, Ananias, Azarias and Misael (Old Testament martyrs, S01198) recounts the story of the discovery of their relics in Babylon in a Jewish man's house.

    E02278: The Georgian version of the discovery of the relics of the *Three Hebrew Youths of Babylon, Ananias, Azarias and Misael (Old Testament martyrs, S01198) recounts the story o... by naleksidze (10112341)

    Published 2017
    “…The ruler denied any knowledge or involvement in the events. <br><br>King Vahram ordered his servants to capture and beat the ruler, and thus was he detained and beaten for seven months. …”
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    E03233: The Martyrdom of *Sabinus and Companions (martyrs of Assisi and Spoleto, S01878) is written in Latin, presumably in Spoleto, at an uncertain date, by the mid 9th c. at the latest. It narrates the miraculous healings and conversions performed by Sabinus; the trial and martyrdom in Assisi of the deacons Marcellus and Exuperantius, the converted persecutor Venustianus and his family, and the bishop Sabinus. In contrast to the other protagonists, Sabinus’ tomb is situated in Spoleto, where miracles happen.

    E03233: The Martyrdom of *Sabinus and Companions (martyrs of Assisi and Spoleto, S01878) is written in Latin, presumably in Spoleto, at an uncertain date, by the mid 9th c. at the... by mpignot (10118633)

    Published 2017
    “…Finally, he puts his maimed arms on the eyes with another prayer and Serena’s nephew Priscianus regains sight. …”
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    Periphery-Palladated Carbosilane Dendrimers:  Synthesis and Reactivity of Organopalladium(II) and -(IV) Dendritic Complexes. Crystal Structure of [PdMe(C<sub>6</sub>H<sub>4</sub>(OCH<sub>2</sub>Ph)-4)(bpy)] (bpy = 2,2‘-Bipyridine)

    Periphery-Palladated Carbosilane Dendrimers:  Synthesis and Reactivity of Organopalladium(II) and -(IV) Dendritic Complexes. Crystal Structure of [PdMe(C<sub>6</sub>H<sub>4</sub>(O... by Neldes J. Hovestad (3025479)

    Published 1999
    “…These complexes can undergo subsequent reductive elimination at ambient temperature involving both Me−Ar and Me−CH<sub>2</sub>Ph coupling on decomposition. …”
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    E04127: The anonymous Life of *Martha (mother of Symeon Stylites the Younger, S00864), written in Greek, recounts her holy life, death, and burial at the 'Wondrous Mountain', and several posthumous miracles. Written in Greek, probably in the 7th c., and probably by a monk of the monastery and shrine of the Wondrous Mountain near Antioch (Syria).

    E04127: The anonymous Life of *Martha (mother of Symeon Stylites the Younger, S00864), written in Greek, recounts her holy life, death, and burial at the 'Wondrous Mountain', and s... by Bryan (10112260)

    Published 2017
    “…Antonios has a vision of Symeon telling him to come to the Wondrous Mountain. (54) A sceptical pilgrim leaves the shrine, stating that Symeon can only perform miracles because he is a magician. (55) He burns Symeon’s tokens (eulogiae) on a fire, although accidentally leaves one in his clothing. His arms are then smitten with leprosy. He repents, finds the last eulogia, and prays to Symeon for forgiveness. …”
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