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A terminus ad quem is suggested by the fact that pennons like those depicted in the painting, which were used only for a short period of time, lost currency around 1897, after which time they tended to be stitched together to form a single flag (Chojnacki 1969:137). Ethiopian painting of King Takla Haymanot's war with the Dervishes by Pankhurst, Richard / African Arts Multi quoque colles intereminent et 'de virtute in virtutem' preclaris gradibus ambulandum est; in summo finis est omnium et vie terminus ad quem peregrinatio nostra disponitur" (Rossi 1933: 155-156). Nature's farthest verge or landscapes beyond allegory and rhetorical ... by Sobecki, Sebastian / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies This reigning scientific orthodoxy has not only removed the hand of God from human and natural affairs, it has also led humanity to a state of despair--for, if earthquakes can be explained away in terms of the movement of tectonic plates, and all that happens on earth in terms of randomly occurring processes, then life on this ravaged planet itself becomes a terminus ad quem, without any hope of a future life. Shadhrah 6 and the earth quakes by Iqbal, Muzaffar / Islam & Science More results

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A terminus ad quem is suggested by the fact that pennons like those depicted in the painting, which were used only for a short period of time, lost currency around 1897, after which time they tended to be stitched together to form a single flag (Chojnacki 1969:137).

Ethiopian painting of King Takla Haymanot's war with the Dervishes by Pankhurst, Richard / African Arts

Multi quoque colles intereminent et 'de virtute in virtutem' preclaris gradibus ambulandum est; in summo finis est omnium et vie terminus ad quem peregrinatio nostra disponitur" (Rossi 1933: 155-156).

Nature's farthest verge or landscapes beyond allegory and rhetorical ... by Sobecki, Sebastian / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies

This reigning scientific orthodoxy has not only removed the hand of God from human and natural affairs, it has also led humanity to a state of despair--for, if earthquakes can be explained away in terms of the movement of tectonic plates, and all that happens on earth in terms of randomly occurring processes, then life on this ravaged planet itself becomes a terminus ad quem, without any hope of a future life.

Shadhrah 6 and the earth quakes by Iqbal, Muzaffar / Islam & Science

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