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Bible Wines or the Laws of Fermentation and Wines of the Ancients [Paperback]
Häftad, 2013. Pris 141 kr. Köp Bible Wines; Or, the Laws of Fermentation and Wines of the Ancients (9781230224268) av William Patton på Bokus.com
文献获取Principles for brand naming in Chinese: The case of drinks
This is the third of a series of studies on Chinese brand naming using content analysis from a linguistic perspective. The first study generalized the p...
Chinese Terms Used for the Concept of God : In the Chinese Repository : 1847-1852
During nineteenth century China, particularly the period spanning the 1820s to the 1860s, four different versions of the Bible (the entirety of the Old and New Testaments) were translated and published by missionaries living in China...
Positioning of the Six Chinese Versions of the Bible in Light of the Chinese Bible Translation Framework
Since the CUV's publication in 1919,Chinese scholars had replaced missionary translators,generating dozens of Chinese versions of the Bible,which were c...
The Protection of Traditional Terms for Wines in the EU and Beyond
Terms used in connection with wine products in the European Union (EU) can be protected through different schemes. The geographical origin of wine produ...
Thinking the unthinkable: God as enemy---An image of God in the Book of Job and other Books of the Hebrew Bible
Images of God, positive and negative, create an ongoing tension in the biblical text. This tension is due to the paradoxical character of God as seen in...
La lingua dei vini in Puglia
This degree is concerned with "specialized and sectorial languages" which form the "special languages". In this case I have analyzed the specific language of the oenological sector. The work is divided into four parts: the linguistic ...
'The Whole Earth was of One Language, and of One Speech': The Prevalence of KJB Biblical Language in Public Discourse, 1611-1945
The 1611 publication of the Authorized King James Version of the Bible in what is known colloquially as the "king's English" marked a major shift in the...
