14th century

The Song of Roland The song of Roland is one of the oldest surviving French literatures today. It is a poem that was written in the 12th to 14th century and tells of the heroic deeds that occurred in earlier times. Throughout The Song of Roland an alternating following-pattern in augmented by parallel scenes and the doubling of time in order to underline the theomachia that generates the poem’s basic structure. Charlemagne’s battle with Baligant takes up where the rearguard’s skirmish with Marsile

Annual Meeting International Society for African Philosophy and Studies ISAPS “Political Unity and Sustainable Development in Africa: The Intellectual Legacy of Kwame Nkrumah” Programme of the 14th Annual Conference of ISAPS Hosted By The University of Cape Coast Ghana Sasakaawa Conference Centre University of Cape Coast March 31—April 4, 2008 Monday, 31 March 2008 10:00am – 5pm: Arrivals and Registration Department of Classics and Philosophy, University

interested in finding out any particular textual record that serves as the base of the inscribed text. Instead, they apparently treat the inscriptions as original text composed by the author of the scroll, Zhao Cangyun 赵苍云 (active late 13th-early 14th century), and pair each inscription with an according scene painted on either left or right of the text.4 On the other hand, Richard Barnhart mentions briefly that the author of the handscroll “obviously shares a great deal with his contemporary playwrights

that make up the town centre, you will come upon vestiges of the rich past that contributed to the growth of Bayonne. From the beginnings of the town fortifications in Roman times, of which certain elements are still visible, to the magnificent 14th century gothic Cathedral Sainte-Marie in the town centre and the ramparts and forts constructed by Vauban under Louis XIV, the rich historical and commercial past of Bayonne will enchant any visitor. Bayonne is famous, amongst other things, for it's chocolate

next 300 years, they raided and, whenever possible, imposed tribute on neighboring peoples. Until the middle of the 15th century, however, the Inca undertook no major imperialistic expansion or political consolidation, their farthest advance prior to this time apparently being southward about 32 km (about 20 mi) from Cuzco in the reign of the sixth ruler, Inca Roca (fl. late 14th cent.). The first Inca to undertake a truly imperialist campaign was the eighth ruler, Viracocha Inca (fl. early 15th cent

PLANS: Kidnap and release in exchange of the exoneration (disculpation) of Confederate prisoners on death row (quartier des condamnés à mort) assassination after a play (partly because Blacks acquired the right to vote) on April 14th , 1865 Greatest manhunt in History (looking for Booth) Anaïs: Californian Gold Rush: January 4th 1848: discovery of gold (kept secret) Marshall, and his boss, John Sutter. December 5th, 1848: it becomes official, the gold rush begins

accounting in the United Kingdom. India is the second most populated country in the world (1.11 billion). Hindi is the official language of India but English is largely used by government, science business and education. In 1619 until the end of the 17th century the British military posts and trading stations were established all over the India. The British continued to expend their influence into way to have the political, military and economical power. After the second world war and the intervention of

temescal. In each village was a granary for stockpiling food that would later be distributed to those in need. Chumash traded exquisite olivella shells for black pigment, honeydew melons, pine nuts, wild tobacco and various herbs and salt. By the 16th century, theirs was a complex society of hunters and gatherers with a far-reaching, sophisticated trade network. | iss. 10.02 | i | U | X |+| h 2/9 f ChangeThis Other nations along the western coast shared this life. Gerald Amos,

Mitanni, in the middle of the 14th century before J-C, and create a kingdom as powerful as his neighbor Babylon and Hittites. This period know its apogee under the reign of Salmazar and Tukuti-Nirutal 1st, until the kingdom felt under the reign of Teglath-Phalasar 1st, uneder the pressure exceed by the Arameans. The Assyrian dynasty, even if it was weak, kept the power in Assyria. Without rivals, Assyria politically dominates all the Near orient, during the 9th century B.C.E. Then, it enters in a

same time, the king sent round circuit judges who travelled around the country to settle disputes. These judges sat in the assises. Originally, the king sat in the curia regis: the royal court as he was seen as the fountainhead of justice. By the 14th century, the king no longer effectively sat in the curia regis, but the court, which even today is called the court of the king’s or, as appropriate, queen’s bench, reminds us of that time. There was in increasing number of appeals to the royal courts