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	Pauline Allen & Bronwen Neil - Introduction to Maximus the Confessor (Excerpt) - 7. Events of AD 653-69 Described in ...
		The trials of Pope Martin and Maximus before the senate in Constantinople can only be understood, as Brandes recently noted in his magisterial study on the subject, against the background of the crisis facing Byzantium in the form of Arab invasions (1).
		In 653, Martin was taken under imperial arrest to Constantinople, arriving on 17 September, where he was tried in 654 on charges of conspiring against the emperor Constans II with Olympius, exarch of Ravenna.
		The pope was not allowed to celebrate Mass until he promised to reject the Synodical Letter, according to the author of the Life of Eugenius in the Liber Pontificalis, Duchesne, LP i.
	www.myriobiblos.gr /texts/english/allenneil_maximus_7.html (0 words)

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	Mayan Travel, create your tour and discover Guatemala
		Nice stelae, dating from 692 to 810 AD, are arranged around the central plaza, accompanied by altars carved into zoomorphic shapes.
		The ruins are unrestored and mostly unexcavated, but deciphered hieroglyphs from the stelae and altars tell a fascinating story of Quirigua`s relationship with nearby Copàn.
		In 653 AD, a Copan ruler erecter altar L, at Quirigua, to celebrate his control over the city.
	www.mayantravel.com /east.htm (1003 words)

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		This AD is the result of a report of one case of cracks in the attachment of control levers on the control bridge.
		We are issuing this AD to correct cracks in the bedding of the front and rear control levers, which could result in failure of the control bridge for the sailplane.
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	Tengwang Pavilion (653 BC) & Anna-Li (2006 AD) at Grendel’s Kitchen
		Tengwang Pavilion (653 BC) & Anna-Li (2006 AD)
		It is isolated by a square of flat, grey paving stone and a monumental stone base and is recognized as one of the four famous Chinese superstructures, along with the Yellow Crane Tower, the Penglai Pavilion in Shandong, and the Yueyang Tower in Hunan.
		The pavilion was built in 653 AD by a younger brother of the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD) Emperor Taizong.
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	Roots of American Law
		Roman jurists studied, analyzed, discussed, and wrote about law as a serious intellectual discipline, and from these studies a new legal profession was created that concentrated on legal literature, thought, and education.
		After the Western half of the Empire ended in AD 476, the Eastern Empire, centered in Constantinople, continued to develop Roman law.
		Justinian (who reigned AD 527 to 565), commissioned the collection, organization, and revision of the constitutions (the Codex) and the jurists' writings (the Digest).
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	CLUB BLU PRESS
		Attraverso buona musica, incisa in maniera superlativa, al piacere dell’ascolto si aggiunge quello derivante dal fatto di poter procedere ad una messa a punto dell’impianto che non sia una meccanica ripetizione di suoni deputati al solo scopo di gestire la posizione dei diffusori o effettuare la scelta di un cavo piuttosto che un altro.
		I rumori di disturbo, introdotti dalla trazione principale e trasferiti dall’asse di rotazione al piatto, saranno ridotti dal nostro avanzato sistema antirisonante ad otto buchi e dispersi attraverso la superficie di carbonio.
		A causa dell’elevato peso e pressione, l’LP si troverà ad avere un forte contatto con il piatto e/o con l’eventuale mat impiegato.
	www.blupress.it /clubfds/novita.htm (1660 words)

	Ancient Judaean Coins
		In 37 AD, upon Caligula's accession to the throne he was given the territory of his uncle Philip to rule, and two years later that of Heron Antipas.
		Claudius further expanded his Kingdom in 41 A.D., giving him Judaea, but Agrippa died only three years later, and his Kingdom was immediately annexed back by Romans.
		The coin was minted in the year 54 AD (year 5 of Nero).
	www.ancientcoins.ca /jewish3.html (1637 words)

	History of the Macedonian People from Ancient times to the Present - Part XVI, by Risto Stefov
		In 609 AD, Phocas was forced to withdraw most of the army from the Persian frontier in order to deal with a dangerous rebellion that had spread from the province of Africa to Egypt.
		By about 633 AD most of the empire's eastern provinces were conquered and after the fall of Damascus in 635 AD, a large Pravoslav army was dispatched to stop the Muslim advance, but it failed.
		Leo III died in 741 AD and was succeeded by his son Constantine V. By Leo's time, the themes (land grants) had taken root and, however dismal, the economic developments had permitted the empire to survive and provided a foundation for greater success in the centuries to come.
	www.maknews.com /html/articles/stefov/stefov36.html (7548 words)

	EBK: St. Aelfflaed of Whitby (Site not responding. Last check: )
		She was scarcely a year old when vowed by her father to the service of God in perpetual virginity, as a thank-offering for his victory over the pagan Mercians at the Battle of Winwaed (near Leeds) in AD 655; a triumph which liberated his country and established Christianity in it.
		Trumwin, formerly a missionary bishop amongst the Picts, assisted her in the management of her monastery, where he rested from his labours and where he was buried.
		She was present at his translation in AD 698 and wrapped him in a linen cloth.
	www.earlybritishkingdoms.com /adversaries/bios/aelfflaed.html (342 words)

	Britannia Biographies: St. Benedict Biscop, Abbot of Wearmouth
		This was in AD 653, just at the time that St. Wilfred (the Elder) had determined to leave his country for his first visit to Rome and, as his close friend, Biscop hailed with joy the opportunity to accompany him.
		The King caught Benedict's enthusiasm and, in AD 674, gave him a tract of land where he might found a monastery; and here, in a short time, rose the walls of the monastery of St. Peter at Wearmouth, on the left bank of the river from which the spot takes its name.
		On 12th January AD 689, he died as he had lived, surrounded by the brethren of the monasteries of his own creation, and was buried in the stone church that he had reared at Wearmouth, in the midst of the treasures that he had collected.
	www.britannia.com /bios/saints/benedictbiscop.html (916 words)

	Saint Landericus (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He became bishop of Paris in 650 A.D., in the Frankish kingdom (formally Gaul) during the reign of Clovis II and served as bishop until 656 A.D. (some records show until his death in 661).
		He was a very earnest and devout man, and distinguished especially by his great love of the poor and by his charity during the famine of 651 A.D. To relieve them, during a time of famine he sold not only his personal possessions but also some of the vessels and furniture of the church.
		He was also responsible for the Benedictines' setup of the Abbey of Denis and in 653 AD, he signed along with 23 other bishops the foundation charter granted by King Clovis to the Abbey.
	www.landrystuff.com /st_landericus.htm (338 words)

	ARINC 653 (ARINC 653-1)
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		As well, applications that use the ARINC 653 application programming interface (API) can be more easily ported from one ARINC 653 operating system to another than those which do not.
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	The History of the Qur'an and the Injil
		In the light of this evidence the dates of 55 to 70 AD are taken as an average time period wherein the whole New Testament was officially written down.
		When at the battle of Yamama in 633 AD a number of Muslims were killed it was feared that part of the revelations might be lost.
		Uthman's reaction in 653 AD is recorded in the following Hadith: "Uthman sent a message to Hafsa saying, 'Send us the manuscripts of the Quran so that we may compile the Quranic materials in perfect copies and return the manuscripts to you'.
	www.arabicbible.com /islam/hit.htm (4499 words)

	The Ancient Wonders of the World
		The statue was destroyed in AD 462 in Constantinople after being moved by a group of wealthy Greeks.
		The Mausoleum was destroyed between AD 1000 and AD 1400, probably by an earthquake.
		In AD 653 the metal was taken by the Arabs and sold to a Jew from Emesa.
	www.princeton.edu /~ferguson/adw/wonders.shtml (3333 words)

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	Images of Guanxiu's Sixteen Luohan in eighteenth-century China Apollo - Find Articles
		Even with the decline of jade as a burial material and its secularisation after the Han, these associations were not lost on later generations, who would have recognised the appropriateness of objects carved in the form of immortals set within their dwelling-place.
		Although masters of the four great truths, free from the fetters of earthly existence and transcendent of nature, time and space, their task was to remain on earth to protect the four quarters of the world until the advent of Maitreya, the future Buddha.
		One in particular, the poet-painter Guanxiu (832-912 AD), created what has turned out to be a hugely influential rendition of each luohan's iconography, and it is the work of Guanxiu that links directly to the group of jade carvings under discussion here.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0PAL/is_501_158/ai_110735912 (885 words)

	A schoolgirl is suing her school for allegedly breaching her human rights by
		They came up with ten laws to which two were later added.
		This British barrister set about writing down the entire English law in a 4-volume set, in easy-to-read English, thus making the law suddenly accessible to the common man. His research also made the book a must-read for lawyers and law students alike.
		The GATT was developed by the United Nations and has served as a catalyst for the lifting of legal barriers against the free movement of goods, services and people.
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	Morphizm.com -- The Lost Sons of Afghanistan (con.)
		Circa 300 AD, Buddhist influence grew in Afghanistan, which is apparent in hundreds of artifacts uncovered by Dr. Mustamandy in the 1960s and 1970s.
		In the second century A.D, a greek sailor named Hippalus discovered that he could ride the monsoon winds from the Arabias to India in just over a month.
		The Bactrian influence; which centers around 653 AD when Arabs introduced Islam to Afghanistan, can be seen in the highly ornamented Mosques, city centers and coinage which Dr. Mustamandy excavated across Afghanistan.
	www.morphizm.com /politix/afghansons2.html (700 words)

	Were the Injil and the Qur'an accurately recorded and preserved through the years? [IsaAlMasih.net]
		This is known because in Luke 3, verse 1 it is related to the '...fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar...' Secular history verifies that Tiberius had authority in the provinces concerned beginning in 11 AD New International Version Study Bible (1985), p.
		In the light of this evidence, the dates of 55 to 70 AD are taken as an average time period wherein the whole New Testament was officially written down.
		When at the battle of Yamama, in 633 AD, a number of Muslims were killed, it was feared that part of the revelations might be lost.
	www.isaalmasih.net /bible-isa/history.html (0 words)

	Jihad in the West
		It was the success of Jihad against Europe that triggered Pope Urban II to call for the first Crusade in 1095 AD.
		He was declared the governor of Syria by Umar in 640 AD.
		In 1091 AD the Normans defeated the Saracens.
	www.debate.org.uk /topics/books/fregosi-jihad.html (0 words)

	Rhodes Greece History: facts in brief
		After the division of the Roman State, at the beginning of the 4th century AD (314 AD), Rhodes came to the Eastern Empire.
		In 515 AD the city of Rhodes was destroyed by an earthquake and was rebuilt by the emperor Anastasios.
		During the Persian Wars against emperor Herakleios it was captured by the Persians (620 AD), in 653 Arab invaders sacked the town and destroyed its monuments.
	www.rhodesguide.com /rhodes/rhodes-greece.php (820 words)

	The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
		In the sixth century AD, the Walls of Babylon had been replaced by the Pharos, and by the Middle Ages a list was agreed upon that still exists today.
		The Temple flourished until the fourth century AD, when it was closed after the Olympic Games were banned by the Christian Emperor Theodosius.
		It was rattled by earthquakes in AD 956, 1303 and 1323, and by the 15
	library.thinkquest.org /20176/wonders.htm (1663 words)

	Imperial China: Xi'an and Shaanxi Province (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A contemporary philosopher added that no visit to China is complete without a journey to Xi'an.
		From about 35 AD, the city went into a decline that lasted for five and a half centuries.
		Pagoda, the city's emblem, was begun in 653 AD when Xuan Zang, a renowned Buddhist monk who had completed a pilgrimage to India and neighboring countries, proposed that a pagoda be built to store the Buddhist scriptures he had secured during his trip.
	www.ket.org /artofthehorse/xian.htm (1491 words)

	EBK: St. Honorius, Archbishop of Canterbury (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A Roman by birth, Honorius may possibly have been of those chosen by Gregory the Great for the original evangelization of England, though a member of the second party of missionaries, sent in AD 601, seems likely.
		At Lincoln, in AD 627, he was consecrated, by Paulinus, to the See of Canterbury.
		When Paulinus, after the death of Edwin, fled before the storm which broke over the Church in Northumbria, he was received by Honorius and appointed to the Bishopric of Rochester.
	www.earlybritishkingdoms.com /adversaries/bios/honorius.html (121 words)

	Britannia Biographies: St. Elflaeda of Whitby, Abbess of Whitby
		Elflaeda was at once consigned to the care of the holy abbess, St.
		At Whitby Abbey, Elflaeda, never regretting her destiny, lived for sixty years, first as a learner and, afterwards, as a teacher of monastic holiness.
		The king again quarrelled with Wilfrid, but on his deathbed he sent for Elflaeda, and she afterwards declared at a council of prelates that her brother in his last hours desired a reconciliation.
	www.britannia.com /bios/saints/elflaeda.html (414 words)

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