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The two oldest manuscripts of the Collectio Avellana, Vat. Lat. 3787 and 4961 were written in Polirone and Nonantola between the end of the eleventh to the century and the beginnig of the twelfth centuries. Vat. Lat. 4961 is a direct copy of the other manuscript, as the text and the marginal notes (reproduced very precisely in the apograph) prove. There was no second model, as Günther assumed on the basis of the repetition of part of ep. 103 and the inscriptio in ep. 104 at the end of Vat. Lat. 4961: it is a typical case of horror vacui. The Damianus clericus Sancte Romane Ecclesie, cited in Vat. Lat. 4945, is identified as Pier Damiani's nephew, who was later abbot of Nonantola, prior of Fonte Avellana and promoter of the transcription of twelve manuscripts of the utmost textual importance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to contribute to the better integration of young Moroccan immigrants in Andalusia, we thought it of urgent importance to find out how such immigrants perceived themselves after migration. We have used a qualitative methodology with quantitative data. Analysing a stratified sample from each provinces of Andalusia (Spain) our study has focused on Moroccan pupils in compulsory secondary education. We identify that even if particular customs of the heritage cultu'e are maintained, the habits and values of the country of arrival can nonetheless be seen in various spheres. We consider combining the maintenance of their original culture and values of the Spanish society is not easy, especially if we add other difficulties faced the Moroccan community: the prejudices and stereotypes on the part of the native population. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article offers information on the susceptibility of biomarkers to the low doses of benzene. Topics discussed include benzene toxicity is related to its biotransformation and bioactivation pathways which are active at lower exposure levels, genetic polymorphisms of relevant and functional metabolic enzymes, and quinone is not regarded as biomarker of susceptibility.

The article discusses the history and collection of the 15th century library of the Lord of Cesena, Malatesta Novello, the Malatesta Scriptorium, with reference to the parchment used in the manuscripts held in the collection. Topics discussed include paleographic studies and codification of the library's collection, the study of parchment thicknesses among these manuscripts, including statistical analysis; and information about the history of the acquisitions of the manuscripts and the composition of the collection.