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Nicole Smith zkoumá nehostinnou povahu vesmíru, kde se dny nemají jak měřit, a její spisovatelský talent se poprvé projevil v jejích dvanácti letech. Její raná práce odhalila zájem o vědeckofantastická témata, která se rozvinula do hlubšího zkoumání vesmíru. Smith se prostřednictvím svého psaní věnuje jedinečným výzvám a zamyšlením, které toto nekonečné prázdno nabízí. Její díla zvou čtenáře, aby se zamysleli nad naší pozicí v rámci vesmíru prostřednictvím jejího jedinečného pohledu.




Encyklopedie vlajek zemí světa a dalších území.
Collects expert advice and detailed instructions for mastering the computer game, covering such topics as how to defend against zombies and building basic utilities, with Minecraft-themed projects, including a pickaxe lamp and an enderman plush
Focusing on healthy eating habits, the story follows Emmitt as he navigates his day, making food choices that influence his experiences. His adventures include an imaginative moment where a kicked soccer ball transforms into a rocket ship soaring over the sun. The narrative emphasizes the importance of balancing nutritious foods with occasional treats, culminating in a surprise ending that reinforces this message.
Edited from Washington, Library of Congress, Rare Book and Special Collections, MS 4
A Christian Mannes Bileeve (CMB) is a vernacular prose commentary on the Apostles' Creed likely composed in the first half of the fourteenth century. It has received little attention and has not previously been published. Growing out of a tradition of commentaries on the Creed, the CMB is the longest and most substantial of the four known Middle English versions. In the CMB, each article of faith is given in Latin with a paraphrase in Middle English followed by a detailed explanation. It is this feature that makes the CMB distinctive; the explanations include Latin and English lyric poetry, scriptural verse, exempla, and a range of material drawn from Latin theological writers such as Augustine, Gregory the Great, Bernard of Clairvaux, and Bonaventure. The CMB was of particular interest to women; of the four manuscripts, three are known to have been in the possession of aristocratic laywomen and female religious communities. In its introduction, this volume discusses the manuscripts and their provenance, language and localization, date and context of the CMB, and the lyrics that are embedded in the text. The edited text is supported by an apparatus of variant readings, commentary, and a glossary, followed by a bibliography