Giovanni Santi Mazzini Knihy

Exkluzivní publikace pro všechny milovníky vojenské historie, zbraní a uniforem. Zahrnuje období od Karla Velikého po 1. světovou válku a popisuje vývoj vojenské taktiky, materiálu a technologií užívaných ve válečných konfliktech. Zaměřuje se na armády, které v evropské historii hrály rozhodující roli, tedy na Německo, Itálii, Francii, Rakousko-Uhersko a Osmanskou říši, najdeme tu však i zmínky o Polácích, Portugalcích, Britech a jiných národech. Bohatě ilustrovaná publikace, v níž najdeme kresby uniforem, vojenských zástav a zbraní, je vhodným dárkem nejen pro sběratele militarií a milovníky historie.

The kingdom of Qataban thrived in ancient South Arabia during the latter half of the first millennium BC, leaving behind around two thousand inscriptions in Qatabanic, a variant of ancient South Arabian. These inscriptions provide valuable insights into the society, language, and history of Qataban and ancient South Arabia as a whole. This new edition focuses on significant royal edicts from the Qatabanic corpus, inscribed on a grand stone city gate in Timna, the kingdom's capital, and on the sacred Gabal Labah mountain. These texts illuminate the workings of the Qatabanian legal system and enhance our understanding of its complex legal language. An in-depth analysis reveals the law's pivotal role in ancient South Arabian society. Additionally, many elements of ancient South Arabian law show intriguing parallels with regions of the ancient Near East, suggesting a cultural and linguistic continuity between these areas. The work includes thorough philological and historical commentary, providing a comprehensive examination of Qataban's legal framework and its significance in the broader context of pre-Islamic South Arabian societies.

The modern scientific method of botanical classification in all its order and precision was created by the great Swedish naturalist Carl von Linne, or Linneaus (1707 1778). In the years following the 1735 publication of his Systema Naturae, other eminent botanists of the day devised their own systems of classification for plant life. However, none of these systems have equaled Linneaus' own creation. In this volume, beautifully illustrated with reproductions selected for both them accuracy and clarity, each plant is listed by its scientific name as well as its common name in five languages

The modern scientific method of botanical classification in all its order and precision was created by the great Swedish naturalist Carl von Linne, or Linneaus (1707 1778). In the years following the 1735 publication of his Systema Naturae, other eminent botanists of the day devised their own systems of classification for plant life. However, none of these systems have equaled Linneaus' own creation. In this volume, beautifully illustrated with reproductions selected for both them accuracy and clarity, each plant is listed by its scientific name as well as its common name in five languages

The modern scientific method of botanical classification in all its order and precision was created by the great Swedish naturalist Carl von Linne, or Linneaus (1707 1778). In the years following the 1735 publication of his Systema Naturae, other eminent botanists of the day devised their own systems of classification for plant life. However, none of these systems have equaled Linneaus' own creation. In this volume, beautifully illustrated with reproductions selected for both them accuracy and clarity, each plant is listed by its scientific name as well as its common name in five languages