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Author: Codex Regius Publisher: Codex Regius ISBN: 1502482754 Category : Juvenile Fiction Languages : en Pages : 206
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No one can tell who made the spheres of twelve faces or why or what the Romans called them: maybe Corpus Sacrum. Maybe something else. We refer to them as pentagondodecahedra. But that is a modern word, and an uncouth one, too. A hundred are known. Many have been found in France, in Belgium, they seem highly concentrated in southern England and at the middle course of the river Rhine. There are as many assumptions on their use as there are dodecahedra. None is conclusive. Alas, the classical authors have not mentioned or described them. Or have they? There is a haunting quote by a man from the second century, Marcus Valerius Martialis. He referred to mysterious items he called the Pilae Mattiacae– the Mattiacian Spheres. So what if – just if – the Pilae Mattiacae and the dodecahedra were one and the same thing? For that reason, the fundamentalist Corpus Sacrum sect has now firmly established itself in the Roman borderland. Charis, the teenage kitchen slave, has been caught in a trap during her attempts to replace her master's dodecahedron which she had unknowingly destroyed. Restitutus, the ageing priest, is facing his abductor who is more powerful than anticipated. And then a murderer is on the loose. Who may have Charis on his agenda, too.
Author: Codex Regius Publisher: Codex Regius ISBN: 1502482754 Category : Juvenile Fiction Languages : en Pages : 206
Book Description
No one can tell who made the spheres of twelve faces or why or what the Romans called them: maybe Corpus Sacrum. Maybe something else. We refer to them as pentagondodecahedra. But that is a modern word, and an uncouth one, too. A hundred are known. Many have been found in France, in Belgium, they seem highly concentrated in southern England and at the middle course of the river Rhine. There are as many assumptions on their use as there are dodecahedra. None is conclusive. Alas, the classical authors have not mentioned or described them. Or have they? There is a haunting quote by a man from the second century, Marcus Valerius Martialis. He referred to mysterious items he called the Pilae Mattiacae– the Mattiacian Spheres. So what if – just if – the Pilae Mattiacae and the dodecahedra were one and the same thing? For that reason, the fundamentalist Corpus Sacrum sect has now firmly established itself in the Roman borderland. Charis, the teenage kitchen slave, has been caught in a trap during her attempts to replace her master's dodecahedron which she had unknowingly destroyed. Restitutus, the ageing priest, is facing his abductor who is more powerful than anticipated. And then a murderer is on the loose. Who may have Charis on his agenda, too.
Author: Codex Regius Publisher: Codex Regius ISBN: 1502466864 Category : Juvenile Fiction Languages : en Pages : 218
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No one can tell who made the spheres with twelve faces or why or what the Romans called them: maybe Corpus Sacrum. Maybe something else. We refer to them as pentagon-dodecahedra. But that is a modern word, and an uncouth one, too. A hundred are known. Many have been found in France, in Belgium, they seem highly concentrated in southern England and at the middle course of the river Rhine. There are as many assumptions on their use as there are dodecahedra. None is conclusive. Alas, the classical authors have not mentioned or described them. Or have they? There is a haunting quote by a man from the second century, Marcus Valerius Martialis. He referred to mysterious items he called the Pilae Mattiacae – the Mattiacian Spheres: Sapo: Si mutare paras longaevos cana capillos, Accipe Mattiacas - quo tibi calva? - pilas. Soap: If you want to change your highly aged hair, use Pilae Mattiacae - why have a bald head? No one has excavated a Pila Mattiaca or found its image, and it was never mentioned again. The only clue we have is its name. The Mattiaci were the people who lived in the Roman age at the middle Rhine, right where so many spheres of twelve faces have been found. So what if – just if – the Pilae Mattiacae and the dodecahedra were one and the same thing? And once they may have attracted the attention of a stargazer who understood how to use them. And he made them his tools of power. The tale of the numinous spheres with twelve faces is told in this and the following parts of the Corpus Sacrum trilogy!
Author: Codex Regius Publisher: Codex Regius ISBN: 1502492458 Category : Juvenile Fiction Languages : en Pages : 254
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No one can tell who made the spheres of twelve faces or why or what the Romans called them: maybe Corpus Sacrum. Maybe something else. We refer to them as pentagondodecahedra. But that is a modern word, and an uncouth one, too. A hundred are known. Many have been found in France, in Belgium, they seem highly concentrated in southern England and at the middle course of the river Rhine. There are as many assumptions on their use as there are dodecahedra. None is conclusive. Alas, the classical authors have not mentioned or described them. Or have they? There is a haunting quote by a man from the second century, Marcus Valerius Martialis. He referred to mysterious items he called the Pilae Mattiacae – the Mattiacian Spheres. No one has excavated a Pila Mattiaca or found its image, and it was never mentioned again. The only clue we have is its name. The Mattiaci were the people who lived in the Roman age at the middle Rhine, right where so many spheres of twelve faces have been found. So what if – just if – the Pilae Mattiacae and the dodecahedra were one and the same thing? For that reason, the fundamentalist Corpus Sacrum sect has firmly established itself in the Roman borderland. After Restitutus' sermon did not have the desire effect, he is granted one last chance to remedy his failure before general Rufianus unleashes his troops against the dangerous order. Even their high priest Democritus now seems to be afraid of the demons he has set free. Or has he?
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New York magazine was born in 1968 after a run as an insert of the New York Herald Tribune and quickly made a place for itself as the trusted resource for readers across the country. With award-winning writing and photography covering everything from politics and food to theater and fashion, the magazine's consistent mission has been to reflect back to its audience the energy and excitement of the city itself, while celebrating New York as both a place and an idea.
Author: Stewart R. Craggs Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing USA ISBN: 0313073945 Category : Music Languages : en Pages : 317
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Benjamin Britten was arguably the greatest English composer of his time. His music crossed boundaries of genre and form to include opera, ballet, orchestral and chamber music, and film and incidental music. The result of twenty years of research, ^IBenjamin Britten^R provides up-to-date and comprehensive details about Britten's life and music, including works, performances, and recordings--an effort never before undertaken. Certain to be of use to any scholar of British music or 20th century composition, this reference work is an invaluable addition to the literature on this important artist. Following a brief biography of the subject, author Stewart Craggs provides a complete list of works and performances, arranged by genre; a discography, and an annotated bibliography. Rounding out the volume are two lists of compositions, one arranged alphabetically and the other chronologically, and a general index.
Author: Michael Lewrick Publisher: John Wiley & Sons ISBN: 1394254970 Category : Business & Economics Languages : en Pages : 277
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“THE BOOK FROM OMAR & MICHAEL IS A MASTERPIECE TO UNDERSTAND THE POSSIBILITIES OF HOW AI WILL CHANGE FUNDAMENTALLY OUR WORLD, BUSINESSES AND LIFE! A MUST-READ!” Nabil Malouli, SVP of eCommerce Global, DHL “ IN A WORLD SPINNING WITH AI, THIS BOOK IS THE COMPASS I NEEDED, GUIDING US FROM INITIAL CURIOSITY TO EFFECTIVELY SCALING OUR AI PRODUCTS. IT CLEARS THE FOG, DEMYSTIFIES THE FUTURE, AND EMPOWERS US TO NAVIGATE THE THRILLING LANDSCAPE OF EXPONENTIAL CHANGE.” Greg Ombach, PhD, Head of Disruptive Research & Technology, Airbus “ THIS BOOK ISN’T JUST ABOUT AI, IT’S ABOUT THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY. A MIND-BLOWING EXPLORATION OF HOW AI IS UNLOCKING NEW REALMS OF INNOVATION — A MUST-READ!” Claudio Mirti, Advanced Analytics & AI Lead EMEA, Microsoft Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the world. From self-driving cars to virtual assistants, generative AI is already having a major impact on our lives. And the future of AI and innovation is even more promising. In this book from the exponential change book series, the authors explore the future of AI and innovation. Renowned bestselling innovation author, Michael Lewrick, and NASA Chief AI Advisor and thought leader, Omar Hatamleh, reflect on best practices and tools to transform industries, create new market opportunities, and solve some of the world's most wicked problems of mankind with AI. The team of authors also discuss the challenges of AI, such as bias, security, and privacy. Different perspectives from industry experts enrich the discussion of the topic. This essential roadmap equips you with the tools and foresight to navigate the exponential changes on the horizon, shaping a brighter future for your business. This book is for anyone who wants to understand the future of AI and innovation. It is for business leaders, innovation teams, policymakers, and anyone who is interested in leading exponential change.
Author: Andreas Kaufer Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media ISBN: 3540769633 Category : Science Languages : en Pages : 594
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The 2007 ESO Instrument Calibration workshop brought together more than 120 participants with the objective to a) foster the sharing of information, experience and techniques between observers, instrument developers and instrument operation teams, b) review the actual precision and limitations of the applied instrument calibration plans, and c) collect the current and future requirements by the ESO users. These present proceedings include the majority of the workshop’s contributions and document the status quo of instrument calibration at ESO in large detail. Topics covered are: Optical Spectro-Imagers, Optical Multi-Object Spectrographs, NIR and MIR Spectro-Imagers, High-Resolution Spectrographs, Integral Field Spectrographs, Adaptive Optics Instruments, Polarimetric Instruments, Wide Field Imagers, Interferometric Instruments as well as other crucial aspects such as data flow, quality control, data reduction software and atmospheric effects. It was stated in the workshop that “calibration is a life-long learning process”'. In this sense, this book will be a reference point for all future efforts to improve instrument calibration procedures in astronomy.
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