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In this paper I study the expression χύσις τῆς κακίας, frequently used by Origen of Alexandria. The identification of its variants in Origen gives some criteria to identify its occurrences in pre-origenian literature. Three possible sources are examined: the pagan literature, the Scripture and Philo of Alexandria; the latter is most likely the model for Origen. Before studying the use of χύσις τῆς κακίας and its variants in Origen, I discuss the frequency of these expressions in his works. Curiously enough, Origen uses them far more often in the Against Celsus than in his other works. The most likely explanation is that the topics discussed in the apology led him to have recourse to these expressions. A survey of the multiple meanings of χύσις τῆς κακίας and its variants in all his works but the Against Celsus, then in the latter, confirms this hypothesis. Finally, I stress the originality of Origen. Although he probably found χύσις τῆς κακίας and its variants in Philo, Origen uses them in a different way: to demonstrate the necessity and the significance of Christ's actions. An addendum presents some possible traces of χύσις τῆς κακίας and its variants in the Latin translations of Origen's works. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Kinetikor (sentromerik DNA ve ilişkili proteinler) kromozomların doğru segregasyonunda çok önemli bir rol oynarlar. Evrimsel olarak korunmuş olan histon H3 varyantı Cse4 proteininin sentromerdeki lokalizasyonu, S. cerevisiae'de sentromerin kimliğinin belirlenmesi ve kinetikor oluşumu için gereklidir. Her geçen gün artan çalışmalar Cse4 proteininin sentromerik olmayan lokuslardan çıkarılamamasının, mitoz esnasında kromozom kayıplarına yol açtığını ve bu fenotipin seyrettiği ağırlık Cse4 proteinin kromozom üzerinde bulunduğu yer ve mislokalizasyonun boyutuna göre değiştiğini göstermektedir. Cse4 proteinin sentromerik olmayan lokuslardan hangi moleküler mekanizmalarla uzak tutulduğunu tespit etmek için, CSE4 geninin mutant alellerini oluşturup genetik ve biyokimyasal olarak test ettik. Önceki çalışmalarımız N-terminal kuyruğu olmayan Cse4 mutantının (GALΔ129cse4) kromatinde arttığını, daha yüksek stabilite gösterdiğini, mislokalize olup, artan kromozom segregasyon defektlerine sebep olduğunu göstermişti. Cse4 proteinin sentromerik olmayan lokuslardan N-terminus kuyruğu yoluyla çıkarılmasında rol oynayan genlerin tespiti için, Sentetik Genetik Array (SGA) tekniğini kullanarak, GALCSE4 veya GALΔ129cse4 için tüm genomu kapsayan bir araştırma yaptık. Genetik interaksiyonların analizi neticesinde GALCSE4'e spesifik ubiqutin protolitik yolağında çalışan ve histone şaperon fonksiyonu olan genler tespit ettik. Histone şaperon mutant suşlarında Cse4 overexpresyonunun, Cse4 proteininin kromatinde artmasına, stabilitesinin artmasına ve mislokalize olmasına sebep olduğunu gözlemledik. Bu araştırmalar, histone şaperon proteinlerinin Cse4 proteininin sentromerik olmayan lokuslardan çıkarılmasında rol oynadığı hipotezini destekledi. Elde ettiğimiz sonuçlar neticesinde, Cse4 proteininin N-terminus kuyruğu sayesinde tanınıp, sentromerik olmayan bölgelerden çıkarıldığı, doğru kromozom segregasyonu için gerekli bir sürvelans mekanizmasının var olduğunu düşünüyoruz. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article enquires into the reasons for the ongoing lack of a complete catalogue of the composer Luigi Nono's works 35 years after his death, stressing the need for an official tool to accurately track his creative journey. As such, it considers various aspects of Nono's work, including the nature of his compositions, the challenges in documenting them, the history of their publication and how their significance has evolved over time. Drawing on Giovanni Morelli's insights, the article aims to summarize the current state of research on Nono's work, with potential applications for cataloguing the works of other composers of the latter half of the 20th century. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

At the end of the Second World War, Rome was undergoing a period of great turmoil and renewal with a significant increase in population. The urban future of the Republican Capital had to be planned by reforming now obsolete urban planning tools. Several Urban Plans were devised that show an intention to expand towards the eastern quadrant of the Capital – to the detriment of urban planning in the western sector near the Vatican. At the same time, the deleterious social and economic consequences of the war led to a considerable increase in religious vocations in Italy. In this complex social and urban context that saw the planning of the modern capital, various religious buildings in the western sector of Rome were constructed with the objective of educating religious and addressing the lack of State-provisioned services. Several architects known to be spiritually close to Christian charism were involved. Following these events, Studio Passarelli designed the Curia Generalizia and the College of the Holy Cross-Congregation in Via Aurelia Antica. In the 1970s, the building was sold and became home to the German Historical Institute (DHI). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The auxiliary ās- 'sit' is one of a set of verbs that forms iterative-continuative periphrases in Sanskrit, but it has hardly been studied. While modern-day Sanskrit grammars acknowledge its presence, a comprehensive investigation into its usage is lacking. Given the lack of studies on the ās- periphrasis, this paper explores the verbal construction constituted of the root ās- 'sit' plus participle or gerund from Early Vedic to Epic Sanskrit, also offering a brief comparison with vas- 'dwell, live'. A few passages from Vedic prose show vas- in combination with participles and gerunds in a similar use of that with ās-, but these contexts have never been extensively studied in the literature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Ai due volumi si collega intrinsecamente il terzo, che riunisce e ripubblica unitariamente due saggi apparsi rispettivamente nel 2017 e nel 2018, nati dal lavoro condotto in vista dell'edizione dell'opera fondamentale di Dante, una sorta di apparato critico che discute analiticamente i casi di scostamento del nuovo testo Malato rispetto al «canonico» Per le ragioni che consentono di definire canonico il testo di Petrocchi vedi più avanti. testo Petrocchi (compresi alcuni accorgimenti formali dichiarati una volta per tutte, evitando la ripetizione caso per caso). Quell'edizione si fonda sullo scrutinio dei codici dell'antica vulgata (27 codici giudicati appartenenti alla fase che precede la sistemazione del testo di Dante operata da Boccaccio, collocabili entro la data-limite del 1355) e sul presupposto (per la verità più asserito che provato) che nessuna lezione autentica del poema sia rimasta estranea alla tradizione più antica; Si sofferma sulla sostanziale inattendibilità di tale presupposto Angelo Eugenio Mecca, I Giovanni Boccaccio editore e commentatore di Dante i , in: I Dentro l'officina di Giovanni Boccaccio. Nella città di Dite, sesto cerchio, quello degli eretici, Cavalcante si meraviglia che suo figlio non sia accanto a Dante nell'impresa sovrumana del viaggio ultramondano; e, alla risposta di Dante che con riferimento a Guido usa il passato remoto I ebbe i (v. 63), si lancia nell'angosciata domanda dei versi 67-69 (con ripristino di I lume i «auspicato in luogo del tardo conciero I lome i »): Da una parte, largamente maggioritaria, la lettura: «... Sanz'essermi proferta / da te, la voglia tua discerno meglio» (Petrocchi; e anche Lanza [con la variante I da tte i ], Sanguineti [con la variante I senza i ], Inglese); dall'altra, diversamente: «... Sanz'essermi proferta, / Dante, la voglia tua discerno meglio» (Ossola). [Extracted from the article]

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The year 2021 witnessed the commemoration of the seven hundredth anniversary of Dante Alighieri's passing. Across the globe, particularly in Italy, a plethora of undertakings were orchestrated to honor this significant milestone. This paper undertakes an examination of the primary events that transpired in homage to Dante. In particular, in juxtaposition to prior centenaries, the authors center their analysis on initiatives that highlighted the rekindling of interest in Dante within Italy as the progenitor of the Italian language, his pivotal role in the establishment of an Italian collective identity, and the broader proliferation of his literary oeuvre. Concurrently, the authors delve into the dissemination and reception of the Dante anniversary on the international stage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The author examines the thesis expressed in the title of the volume by Matteo Motolese «L'eccezione fa la regola». Sette storie di errori che raccontano l'italiano (Milano, Garzanti 2022), and especially the notions of «exception» and «error». In the light of the notion of «error», considered as «a usage condemned, generated by a contrasting rule [R-2]», versus a usage approved and generated by a canonical rule [R-1], the author analyses the examples of errors detected by Motolese in the linguistic history of the 7th–8th centuries (Appendix Probi), of the 13th century (Canzoniere Laurenziano), of 1501 (Petrarca, Le cose volgari), 1603 (Vocabolario della Crusca), 1840 (Alessandro Manzoni, Promessi sposi, ed. Quarantana), 1939 (the linguistic policy of Fascism) and 2022 (grammar/spell checkers). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The prohibition of double trial for one and the same fact is a principle that we find theorized and applied in the legal experience of the Romans above all in the field of civil procedural law. Hence modern Romanistic legal science concentrated on this area of law. There are only few specific studies devoted to this subject with reference to criminal procedural law. The problem deserves to be taken up and studied in depth. First of all the author defines the scope of the preclusive effects produced by the judgement as it results from an exhaustive analysis of the epigraphic Lex repetundarum (linn. 1–4, 5, 56). On a more general level, the sources show that the principle of the non-repeatability of criminal prosecutions found substantial application both in the late republican and imperial ages, albeit with the limits and the exceptions that the author highlights. In addition to jurisprudence, the subject of the unrepeatability of the trial lent itself to being dealt with in schools of rhetoric. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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