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dispatch note	After a quick overview of her argument, she look at Martha in the Gospel of John, a different tomb and a different story in the Epistula Apostolorum, Hippolytus on the Song of Songs in Apostola Apostolorum, Martha in liturgy and hymnody, picturing the myrrhophore, diakonia and the Gospel of Luke, A eucharistic ministry for her in the Apostolic Church Order and the Acts of Phillip, and Martha as an authority figure for early Christian groups. Martha from the margins; the authority of Martha in early Christian ... by Reference & Research Book News Ariosto, Satire 67-87) (1) </pre> <p>Fonte di questi versi, come e ben noto, era la celeberrima Epistula ad Pisones, ovvero la Ars poetica di Orazio, che Ariosto volgeva in volgare in modo quasi parafrastico. Prisca aetas. Eros e paradosso nella cultura letteraria del ... by Corsaro, Antonio / Italica Si igitur epistulas, si volumina Ieronimi, si hanc eandem quam producunt in testem, seu cuius autoritate damnatos poetas volunt, studiose legissent, invenissent profecto verbum hoc a Ieronimo declaratum, et cius sensum apppositum, atque obiectionem, quam faciunt, esse solutam, et potissime ex figure mulieris captive, raso capite, deposita veste, resectis unguibus et pilis ablatis, Israelite matrimonia copulande. Tasso's enchantress, Tasso's captive woman [*] by GOUGH, MELINDA J. / Renaissance Quarterly	envoy envoys envy enwrap eodem tempore eon epagogic epexegesis ephemeral ephemerally ephemeris epic epicenter epicurean epidemic epigrammatic epigrammatical Epilepsy epilogus epiphany Episcopacy episode epistle Epistles epistolize epistula epistulae epithet epitoma epitome epitomization epitomize epitomized epoch eponym equability equable equably equal equal distribution of weight Equal Employment Opportunity Commission equal footing equal in effect equal in extent equal in force equal in measure equal in power equal in scope equal in significance equal in space equal in time	Epistolary form Epistolary literature Epistolary novel Epistolary novel epistolatory epistolatory Epistolatory novel Epistolean Epistoler Epistolet Epistolic Epistolize Epistolize Epistolizer Epistolographic epistolographic character Epistolographic character of writing Epistolography Epistoma Epistome epistomium Epistomology Epistomology Epistomology epistrophe epistrophe epistrophes epistrophes epistropheus epistropheus epistula epistulae epistyle epistyle epistyles epistyles Epistylis Epistylium Epistylium Epistylium Episyenite Episyenite Episyllogism EPIT EPITA epitaph epitaph Epitapher Epitaphial epitaphic epitaphic Epitaphist Epitaphs Epitaphs epitases epitasis Epitaxial Epitaxial epitaxial diffused-junction transistor epitaxial diffused-mesa transistor Epitaxial growth

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After a quick overview of her argument, she look at Martha in the Gospel of John, a different tomb and a different story in the Epistula Apostolorum, Hippolytus on the Song of Songs in Apostola Apostolorum, Martha in liturgy and hymnody, picturing the myrrhophore, diakonia and the Gospel of Luke, A eucharistic ministry for her in the Apostolic Church Order and the Acts of Phillip, and Martha as an authority figure for early Christian groups.

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Ariosto, Satire 67-87) (1) </pre> <p>Fonte di questi versi, come e ben noto, era la celeberrima Epistula ad Pisones, ovvero la Ars poetica di Orazio, che Ariosto volgeva in volgare in modo quasi parafrastico.

Prisca aetas. Eros e paradosso nella cultura letteraria del ... by Corsaro, Antonio / Italica

Si igitur epistulas, si volumina Ieronimi, si hanc eandem quam producunt in testem, seu cuius autoritate damnatos poetas volunt, studiose legissent, invenissent profecto verbum hoc a Ieronimo declaratum, et cius sensum apppositum, atque obiectionem, quam faciunt, esse solutam, et potissime ex figure mulieris captive, raso capite, deposita veste, resectis unguibus et pilis ablatis, Israelite matrimonia copulande.

Tasso's enchantress, Tasso's captive woman [*] by GOUGH, MELINDA J. / Renaissance Quarterly