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John Philoponus, Fī al-Dalālat ʿalā Ḥadath al-ʿĀlam (On the Proof of the Generation of the World), a Study and Edition , 2023

This work consists of two main parts: the first part presents the book of John Philoponus (Yaḥyā al-Naḥwī) On the Generation of the World, partially preserved in Arabic, its manuscripts and editions as well as its contents and novelty. It demonstrates that this book is authentic. Also, it provides the most important of Philoponus’ arguments separated from the polemical context in which they were formed, and sheds light on some aspects of the reception of this book in the Islamic context. The second provides a new edition of the preserved text, in light of the available manuscripts, and a revision of the previous edition by G. Troupeau.

Jezikoslovni zapiski, 2015

V članku je predstavljena monografija mariborske dia-lektologinje Mihaele Koletnik Slovenskogoriško narečje, kije kot 12. knjiga iz zbirke Zora izšla pri Slavističnem društvu Maribor. V njej avtorica predstavlja rezultate svojega večletnega raziskovanja gla-soslovne, oblikoslovne in skladenjske ravnine panonskega slovensko-goriškega narečja ter utemeljuje njegovo delitev na dve podnarečji, na vzhodno in zahodno na podlagi kolikostnega nasprotja med stalno dolgimi ter staro- in novoakutiranimi samoglasniki.

ЦРКВЕНЕ СТУДИЈЕ 15, 2018

Journal of Field Archaeology, 2017

Recent research into mud brick architecture have established that the simple mud brick is a potential source of cultural information and can provide information about chronology, technology, identity, labor, resources, and environmental conditions. Some analytical techniques for the analysis of sun-dried mud bricks are dependent on the exportation of archaeological samples to foreign laboratories. Some countries severely restrict (or prohibit) the export or removal of archaeological materials making it essential to conduct analysis while in the field. This paper demonstrates the successful use of in-field procedures using a range of portable equipment to quantify basic mud brick characteristics, including particle size distribution through wet sieving, RGB color, magnetic susceptibility, and acid digestion to quantify calcium carbonate. Field and laboratory methods were compared on a single data set, specifically the assemblage from the Neolithic Anatolian site of Çatalhöyük. The results confirmed the accuracy of these methods and provide effective field techniques for mud brick analysis. This article provides an overview of recent research highlighting the importance of mud brick studies and provides procedures for in-field analysis of materials.