The results of the elections for the direction of the CGADB
Period 2009 - 2013
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Thursday, April 23, 2009
Hiv Test After 90 Days In India
homophobia of the Church of God Asanblea 2009 in Brazil
The results of the elections for the direction of the CGADB
Period 2009 - 2013
.
The results of the elections for the direction of the CGADB
Period 2009 - 2013
.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Romatic Things To Write In A Card
Pastor Octavio Buitrago Camelo, Colombia
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Interview by João Cruzué
I lived 20 years in the world, doing and undoing, and living without limits, enmeshed in all things that could happen to me, however after trying to formalize relationship of home and family on two occasions and which I left 3 daughters, after a failed love and he was about go mad and considering suicide as a possibility to stir my difficult situation, God had mercy and picked me up and brought me into his fold.
Much love and sacrifice He restored my life, put me in a church where a week was in Bible college where I did 8 quarters, then I left and changed my hometown and me locate in a church where Bible study and finish my order me as a pastor, there came a prophet of another town who said, God said to serve the Lord, in hunger, and nakedness but if you are faithful and persevere, He will go to take a lot of prosperity.
In those days the church sent me to a village through to open the play and I got there and did not know anyone, was not even a soul, and began to pray and fast for God to bring souls, it was very hard but little by little, God was bringing children and then old ladies, to the point that the church was made up of old ladies and children.
God led me to the camp where fuses 4 different groups and then it was half a week in the population and half on the field, but due to the demilitarized zone granted to the guerrillas in the country, paramilitary groups in the population began in ping pong, where you stop accusing me be the (frog) of the guerrillas and the guerrillas accused me of being the (frog) of the paramilitaries on both sides were chasing me and more than three times sent to (pick).
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Interview by João Cruzué My testimony is divided into several stages of my life and try to merge to make it easy to digest. was born in a Christian home and raised on biblical principles in the midst of persecution, when it was a sin to be evangelical. At 12 years and preached the word and unfortunately the 14 fugue of my father's house and I strayed from the Lord.
I lived 20 years in the world, doing and undoing, and living without limits, enmeshed in all things that could happen to me, however after trying to formalize relationship of home and family on two occasions and which I left 3 daughters, after a failed love and he was about go mad and considering suicide as a possibility to stir my difficult situation, God had mercy and picked me up and brought me into his fold.
Much love and sacrifice He restored my life, put me in a church where a week was in Bible college where I did 8 quarters, then I left and changed my hometown and me locate in a church where Bible study and finish my order me as a pastor, there came a prophet of another town who said, God said to serve the Lord, in hunger, and nakedness but if you are faithful and persevere, He will go to take a lot of prosperity.
In those days the church sent me to a village through to open the play and I got there and did not know anyone, was not even a soul, and began to pray and fast for God to bring souls, it was very hard but little by little, God was bringing children and then old ladies, to the point that the church was made up of old ladies and children.
God led me to the camp where fuses 4 different groups and then it was half a week in the population and half on the field, but due to the demilitarized zone granted to the guerrillas in the country, paramilitary groups in the population began in ping pong, where you stop accusing me be the (frog) of the guerrillas and the guerrillas accused me of being the (frog) of the paramilitaries on both sides were chasing me and more than three times sent to (pick).
brothers feared for my safety and they told me it was better that I would one day killed an old man at the door of the church and left me right with my 3 years that I was going to happen if I went the other day, which is why this afternoon I had to flee from that place. Reach Villavicencio, where I started working in a clinic security guard and then God use me in an impressive manner with great miracles and wonders and to send many to their presence, but were saved.
Then the situation became very hard and came to live in the capital (Bogotá), where we started from scratch, we congregábamos in a church and they began to preach prosperity and those things began to pray that God will get us out of that place and it did two years ago when we started to form a new congregation, this is a small congregation but it is true the word of Mark 16:20 and every day they are added which will be saved and is for the glory of the Lord.
love God and seek His holy presence, we study the Scripture and believe it is God's plan from the foundation of the world until the end of time, which many Biblical prophecies were fulfilled were fulfilled are being fulfilled and will be fulfilled when the time comes, we expect the second coming of the Lord Jesus, and believe that the church will be raptured, to reign with Christ, that repentance is necessary for forgiveness of sins and that without holiness no man shall see God.
Now ago three years we are starting the work and God has blessed us greatly with a sibling group to which they have instilled Christian values \u200b\u200band awe of the living God, we do not have its own headquarters, but we trust in the Lord that your time We provide the resources to build a temple to His name.
In Colombia, the Holy Spirit poured a great revival and huge congregations have been lifted, we expect that to continue and to help spread the Gospel of Christ.
God continue to bless
Now ago three years we are starting the work and God has blessed us greatly with a sibling group to which they have instilled Christian values \u200b\u200band awe of the living God, we do not have its own headquarters, but we trust in the Lord that your time We provide the resources to build a temple to His name.
In Colombia, the Holy Spirit poured a great revival and huge congregations have been lifted, we expect that to continue and to help spread the Gospel of Christ.
God continue to bless
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Does Vodka Work For Tooth Aches
Thursday, April 16, 2009
How Do You Get Rid Of A Wart In 2 Hours?
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
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Bibiography
Born in Pisa in 1564 of Florentine father, Galileo studied medicine at the university in his hometown. His lack of interest in this discipline led him to leave for studies in physics and mathematics. In 1585 he returned with his family without having obtained any educational qualifications. Even so, it availed the post of Professor of Mathematics at the University of Pisa because he had won the esteem of the most knowledgeable in that area of \u200b\u200byour day. After muerte de su padre, las dificultades económicas lo obligaron a mudarse a Padua, donde lo nombraron para un cargo más lucrativo, el de catedrático de Matemáticas en la universidad de la ciudad.
Durante los dieciocho años que Galileo residió en Padua, tuvo tres hijos con su joven amante veneciana. En 1610 volvió a Florencia, donde mejoró su situación económica y pudo dedicar más tiempo a la investigación, aunque tuvo que sacrificar la libertad de la que había disfrutado en el territorio de la República Veneciana. El gran duque de Toscana lo nombró “primer filósofo y matemático”. Galileo murió en Florencia en 1642, mientras se hallaba bajo arresto domiciliario a consecuencia of the sentence of the Inquisition 
Born in Pisa in 1564 of Florentine father, Galileo studied medicine at the university in his hometown. His lack of interest in this discipline led him to leave for studies in physics and mathematics. In 1585 he returned with his family without having obtained any educational qualifications. Even so, it availed the post of Professor of Mathematics at the University of Pisa because he had won the esteem of the most knowledgeable in that area of \u200b\u200byour day. After muerte de su padre, las dificultades económicas lo obligaron a mudarse a Padua, donde lo nombraron para un cargo más lucrativo, el de catedrático de Matemáticas en la universidad de la ciudad.
Durante los dieciocho años que Galileo residió en Padua, tuvo tres hijos con su joven amante veneciana. En 1610 volvió a Florencia, donde mejoró su situación económica y pudo dedicar más tiempo a la investigación, aunque tuvo que sacrificar la libertad de la que había disfrutado en el territorio de la República Veneciana. El gran duque de Toscana lo nombró “primer filósofo y matemático”. Galileo murió en Florencia en 1642, mientras se hallaba bajo arresto domiciliario a consecuencia of the sentence of the Inquisition
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Galileo's confrontation with the Church
WE
to June 22, 1633. A frail old man is kneeling before the tribunal of the Roman Inquisition. He is a man of science, one of the best known of the time. Their scientific findings are the result of long years of study and research. However, if you want to save your life, you deny what he knows to be true.
His name was Galileo Galilei. The "Galileo affair" as many call it, has resulted in doubts, questions, and a controversy whose echoes reach today, three hundred seventy years later. It has certainly left an indelible mark on the history of religion and science. But why has it caused such a stir? And why has become news again today? Perhaps because it symbolizes a divide between science and religion, "as an author? Many people
Galileo, who excelled as a mathematician, astronomer and physicist, the "father of modern science." He was one of the first men who searched the heavens with a telescope, and used their observations to support a theory that was the subject of heated debate in his day: that the earth revolves around Sun and, therefore, is not the center of the universe. This explains why sometimes it is seen as the creator of modern experimental method.
What were some of his discoveries and inventions? In his role as astronomer discovered, inter alia, that Jupiter has satellites, the Milky Way is made up of stars, there are mountains on the Moon and Venus undergoes phases like the Moon. As a physicist, studied the laws governing the motion of pendulums and falling objects. He also invented instruments such as the proportional compass, a kind of slide rule. And based on data from Holland, built the telescope made the universe at your eyes.
Its long standoff with the church hierarchy, however, transformed the career of this eminent scientist in a drama: the Galileo case. How did and why? Conflict with Rome
By the end of the sixteenth century, Galileo had adopted the Copernican theory. According to this, the Earth revolves around the sun and not vice versa, which is known as the heliocentric system. In 1610 with his telescope discovered heavenly bodies that have never before been observed, and was convinced he had found confirmation of that theory. According to the Grande Dizionario
Encyclopedic UTET, the purpose of Galileo was not simply make these discoveries. He wanted to persuade "the most senior figures of the time (princes and cardinals)" the truth of the Copernican theory. He hoped to overcome the objections of the Church, and even win their support, with the help of influential friends.
In 1611, Galileo traveled to Rome to meet with church leaders. But, even used a telescope to show his astronomical discoveries, things were not as hoped. For 1616, Galileo was officially under investigation.
theologians of the Roman Inquisition described the heliocentric theory of "foolish and absurd philosophically and formally heretical, because in many respects expressly contradicts the prayers of Scripture in its literal meaning, their common understanding and the opinion of the Fathers and doctors of theology."
Galileo met with Cardinal Robert Bellarmine, considered the greatest Catholic theologian of his day and nicknamed "the hammer of heretics." This will formally warned Galileo to stop spreading their ideas about a heliocentric system.
Face to face with the Inquisition, Galileo
tried to act with prudence, but while defending the Copernican theory. Seventeen years later, in 1633, appeared before the Inquisition tribunal. Although Cardinal Bellarmine had died, at that time his main opponent was Pope Urban VIII, who in the past had favored. Some authors have considered this process one of the most famous and unfair to the old, comparable to those of Socrates and Jesus.
What led to the trial? Galileo had written a book entitled Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems, in which, as expected, defended the heliocentric. In 1632 he was summoned to court, but I was sick and had nearly 70 years, was delayed. To avoid being arrested and carry chains, eventually traveled to Rome the following year. By Pope, Galileo was interrogated and even threatened with being subjected to torture.
The question of whether the elderly person was tortured or not is sparking controversy. In accordance with the sentence, he underwent a "thorough review" technical term which referred to the torture in those days, as Italo Mereu, a historian of Italian law. Other scholars agree with this interpretation.
In any event, Galileo was sentenced on June 22, 1633 in an austere room before the Inquisition tribunal members. He was found guilty of having "defended and believed false doctrine, contrary to the Holy and Divine Scriptures, that the Sun [...] it moves from east to west, and that the Earth moves and is not the center of the world. "
Because Galileo did not want to become a martyr, had to withdraw. After reading his statement, the old scientist, kneeling and dressed as a penitent, said solemnly: "I abjure, curse and detest the aforesaid errors and heresies [the Copernican theory], and in general any other error, heresy and sect contrary to the Holy Church. "
According to popular tradition, no compelling evidence to confirm it, "after being retracted, Galileo stamped his foot and protested: "And yet it moves!". Commentators say that the humiliation of having abjured his scientific discoveries mortified to death. His prison sentence was commuted to house arrest for life. And as the eye could see, it became virtually isolated.
"conflict between religion and science?
Many people have come to the conclusion that Galileo's experience shows that science and religion are hopelessly incompatible. In fact, over the centuries his case has not only alienated people from religion, but has convinced many that this is by nature a threat to scientific progress. But is this true?
Pope Urban VIII and the theologians of the Roman Inquisition condemned the Copernican theory claiming that it was contrary to the Bible. Galileo's detractors cited the words of Joshua Sun, TENTE still ", which they claimed had to be understood literally (Joshua 10:12). But does the Bible really contradict the theory of Copernicus? No way.
What was at odds with science was an obvious misinterpretation of Scripture. Galileo saw it. In a letter to his disciple wrote: "Although Scripture can not err, yet may sometimes err in several ways, some of its performers and exhibitors. One of these very serious and frequent, would be to always want to interpret it in the most literal sense. " No serious student of the Bible would deny this assertion.
Galileo went further. Said that two books by the same author, the Bible and the book of nature could not contradict one another. But he added that no one could "say with certainty that all the performers speak by divine inspiration." It is likely that this implicit criticism of the official interpretation the Church is taken as a provocation and was the cause of the Roman Inquisition condemned the scientist. After all, how dare a mere layman criticize the prerogatives of the Church?
Based on the case of Galileo, several scholars have raised doubts about the infallibility of the Church and the Pope. Catholic theologian Hans Küng notes that "the mistakes of the Magisterium of the Church are many and serious" and that some of these, as "the condemnation of Galileo" have led to mistrust of the dogma of infallibility.
rehabilitate "Galileo?
In November 1979, a year after his election, Juan Pablo II hoped to revise the status of Galileo, who, as the pope himself admitted, "suffered a lot [...] by the action of men and bodies of the Church." Thirteen years later, in 1992, a commission appointed by the Pope himself acknowledged: "Some contemporary theologians of Galileo failed to interpret the deeper meaning, not literally, of scripture, when they describe the physical structure of the created universe."
However, the heliocentric theory was criticized not only by theologians. Pope Urban VIII, who played an important role in the process of Galileo, he insisted so adamant that this would refrain from undermining the doctrine of centuries-old church that the Earth is the center of the universe. But such teaching did not come from the Bible, but the Greek philosopher Aristotle.
After this modern commission make a painstaking review of the case, the Pope said that the condemnation of Galileo was "hasty and unfortunate decision." Now, the scientist was rehabilitated? "To speak, as some do, the rehabilitation of Galileo's absurd," said one author, "because the story does not condemn Galileo, but the ecclesiastical court." Historian Luigi Firpo added: "It is not for the persecutors to rehabilitate its victims."
The Bible is "a lamp shining in a dark place" (2 Peter 1:19). Galileo wanted to protect her from a misunderstanding. But the Church, to support a human tradition that discredited the Bible, did the opposite.
[Note]
Any honest reader will agree that the statement that the sun stood still in the sky did not occur as a result of scientific analysis, but was a simple statement of what happened from the perspective of a human eye-witness . Similarly, astronomers often speak of sunrise and sunset, the planets and stars, and thus are not saying that these celestial bodies revolve around the Earth literally, they appear to cross the sky 
Galileo's confrontation with the Church
WE
to June 22, 1633. A frail old man is kneeling before the tribunal of the Roman Inquisition. He is a man of science, one of the best known of the time. Their scientific findings are the result of long years of study and research. However, if you want to save your life, you deny what he knows to be true.
His name was Galileo Galilei. The "Galileo affair" as many call it, has resulted in doubts, questions, and a controversy whose echoes reach today, three hundred seventy years later. It has certainly left an indelible mark on the history of religion and science. But why has it caused such a stir? And why has become news again today? Perhaps because it symbolizes a divide between science and religion, "as an author? Many people
Galileo, who excelled as a mathematician, astronomer and physicist, the "father of modern science." He was one of the first men who searched the heavens with a telescope, and used their observations to support a theory that was the subject of heated debate in his day: that the earth revolves around Sun and, therefore, is not the center of the universe. This explains why sometimes it is seen as the creator of modern experimental method.
What were some of his discoveries and inventions? In his role as astronomer discovered, inter alia, that Jupiter has satellites, the Milky Way is made up of stars, there are mountains on the Moon and Venus undergoes phases like the Moon. As a physicist, studied the laws governing the motion of pendulums and falling objects. He also invented instruments such as the proportional compass, a kind of slide rule. And based on data from Holland, built the telescope made the universe at your eyes.
Its long standoff with the church hierarchy, however, transformed the career of this eminent scientist in a drama: the Galileo case. How did and why? Conflict with Rome
By the end of the sixteenth century, Galileo had adopted the Copernican theory. According to this, the Earth revolves around the sun and not vice versa, which is known as the heliocentric system. In 1610 with his telescope discovered heavenly bodies that have never before been observed, and was convinced he had found confirmation of that theory. According to the Grande Dizionario
Encyclopedic UTET, the purpose of Galileo was not simply make these discoveries. He wanted to persuade "the most senior figures of the time (princes and cardinals)" the truth of the Copernican theory. He hoped to overcome the objections of the Church, and even win their support, with the help of influential friends.
In 1611, Galileo traveled to Rome to meet with church leaders. But, even used a telescope to show his astronomical discoveries, things were not as hoped. For 1616, Galileo was officially under investigation.
theologians of the Roman Inquisition described the heliocentric theory of "foolish and absurd philosophically and formally heretical, because in many respects expressly contradicts the prayers of Scripture in its literal meaning, their common understanding and the opinion of the Fathers and doctors of theology."
Galileo met with Cardinal Robert Bellarmine, considered the greatest Catholic theologian of his day and nicknamed "the hammer of heretics." This will formally warned Galileo to stop spreading their ideas about a heliocentric system.
Face to face with the Inquisition, Galileo
tried to act with prudence, but while defending the Copernican theory. Seventeen years later, in 1633, appeared before the Inquisition tribunal. Although Cardinal Bellarmine had died, at that time his main opponent was Pope Urban VIII, who in the past had favored. Some authors have considered this process one of the most famous and unfair to the old, comparable to those of Socrates and Jesus.
What led to the trial? Galileo had written a book entitled Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems, in which, as expected, defended the heliocentric. In 1632 he was summoned to court, but I was sick and had nearly 70 years, was delayed. To avoid being arrested and carry chains, eventually traveled to Rome the following year. By Pope, Galileo was interrogated and even threatened with being subjected to torture.
The question of whether the elderly person was tortured or not is sparking controversy. In accordance with the sentence, he underwent a "thorough review" technical term which referred to the torture in those days, as Italo Mereu, a historian of Italian law. Other scholars agree with this interpretation.
In any event, Galileo was sentenced on June 22, 1633 in an austere room before the Inquisition tribunal members. He was found guilty of having "defended and believed false doctrine, contrary to the Holy and Divine Scriptures, that the Sun [...] it moves from east to west, and that the Earth moves and is not the center of the world. "
Because Galileo did not want to become a martyr, had to withdraw. After reading his statement, the old scientist, kneeling and dressed as a penitent, said solemnly: "I abjure, curse and detest the aforesaid errors and heresies [the Copernican theory], and in general any other error, heresy and sect contrary to the Holy Church. "
According to popular tradition, no compelling evidence to confirm it, "after being retracted, Galileo stamped his foot and protested: "And yet it moves!". Commentators say that the humiliation of having abjured his scientific discoveries mortified to death. His prison sentence was commuted to house arrest for life. And as the eye could see, it became virtually isolated.
"conflict between religion and science?
Many people have come to the conclusion that Galileo's experience shows that science and religion are hopelessly incompatible. In fact, over the centuries his case has not only alienated people from religion, but has convinced many that this is by nature a threat to scientific progress. But is this true?
Pope Urban VIII and the theologians of the Roman Inquisition condemned the Copernican theory claiming that it was contrary to the Bible. Galileo's detractors cited the words of Joshua Sun, TENTE still ", which they claimed had to be understood literally (Joshua 10:12). But does the Bible really contradict the theory of Copernicus? No way.
What was at odds with science was an obvious misinterpretation of Scripture. Galileo saw it. In a letter to his disciple wrote: "Although Scripture can not err, yet may sometimes err in several ways, some of its performers and exhibitors. One of these very serious and frequent, would be to always want to interpret it in the most literal sense. " No serious student of the Bible would deny this assertion.
Galileo went further. Said that two books by the same author, the Bible and the book of nature could not contradict one another. But he added that no one could "say with certainty that all the performers speak by divine inspiration." It is likely that this implicit criticism of the official interpretation the Church is taken as a provocation and was the cause of the Roman Inquisition condemned the scientist. After all, how dare a mere layman criticize the prerogatives of the Church?
Based on the case of Galileo, several scholars have raised doubts about the infallibility of the Church and the Pope. Catholic theologian Hans Küng notes that "the mistakes of the Magisterium of the Church are many and serious" and that some of these, as "the condemnation of Galileo" have led to mistrust of the dogma of infallibility.
rehabilitate "Galileo?
In November 1979, a year after his election, Juan Pablo II hoped to revise the status of Galileo, who, as the pope himself admitted, "suffered a lot [...] by the action of men and bodies of the Church." Thirteen years later, in 1992, a commission appointed by the Pope himself acknowledged: "Some contemporary theologians of Galileo failed to interpret the deeper meaning, not literally, of scripture, when they describe the physical structure of the created universe."
However, the heliocentric theory was criticized not only by theologians. Pope Urban VIII, who played an important role in the process of Galileo, he insisted so adamant that this would refrain from undermining the doctrine of centuries-old church that the Earth is the center of the universe. But such teaching did not come from the Bible, but the Greek philosopher Aristotle.
After this modern commission make a painstaking review of the case, the Pope said that the condemnation of Galileo was "hasty and unfortunate decision." Now, the scientist was rehabilitated? "To speak, as some do, the rehabilitation of Galileo's absurd," said one author, "because the story does not condemn Galileo, but the ecclesiastical court." Historian Luigi Firpo added: "It is not for the persecutors to rehabilitate its victims."
The Bible is "a lamp shining in a dark place" (2 Peter 1:19). Galileo wanted to protect her from a misunderstanding. But the Church, to support a human tradition that discredited the Bible, did the opposite.
[Note]
Any honest reader will agree that the statement that the sun stood still in the sky did not occur as a result of scientific analysis, but was a simple statement of what happened from the perspective of a human eye-witness . Similarly, astronomers often speak of sunrise and sunset, the planets and stars, and thus are not saying that these celestial bodies revolve around the Earth literally, they appear to cross the sky
Monday, April 13, 2009
Jovenesde 13 Años Cachando
Summary of the Iliad (Chapter I)
The Iliad is
on the Anger of Achilles because of the affront to their honor by the hubrístico Agamemnon ... but also about many other things, both human and divine: it is a work that, despite having been established in a permanent text, is, paradoxically, in a state of continuous flow, as no two readings are never equal . CANTO I The Iliad is
is requested from the beginning to the muse to send the song of the woes hit by the wrath of Achilles (1-7). Comes to the assembly of the Achaeans, Crises, priest of Apollo to rescue his daughter, had recently made captive in war and honor given to Agamemnon (8-21). Apollo sent the army a terrible epidemic have been ignominiously rejected his priest (22-52). Achilles makes an assembly, to placate the god, in which the soothsayer Calchas proclaims that they should free their daughter Briseis this terrible dispute and does not refuse to deliver your daughter certainly Crises, but robs Achilles Briseis who had been granted as a reward for his courage. He seizes Briseis but Nestor objects (130-311 and 318-347). Filled with this offense, strong young man decides to separate from the war with the Myrmidons, his soldiers. His mother Thetis reaffirms its purpose and promises revenge to the supplicant (348-427). Meanwhile the Army offers and offered expiatory sacrifices to Apollo (312-317). Then made to withdraw Crises home along with the scapegoat, who is atoned for the crime being sacrificed (428-487), as it had been presented to Olympus Thetis secretly favored the victory to the Trojans, while Achaeans did not give satisfaction to Achilles (488-533). Hera, the enemy of the Trojans clandestine attacks these findings at odds with Zeus at dinner (534-567). This is sad because the whole assembly of the gods, Hephaestus who finally makes it back to the peace and joy (568-611).
Friday, April 10, 2009
Amoxicillin Vs Flucloxacillin
European Literature I
The first class I had was European Literature.
There we explained that the area is divided into theoretical and practical are medieval and Greco-Roman Lit.
You gave us the study block is divided into 3 units
Unit I - Homeric Epic: Iliad and Odyssey
-Roman Epic: In life
-Anonymous: Song of Roland
-Anonymous: Song of the Cid Unit II
-drama: Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Seneca
-Fiction courtly chivalric Lazarote Lake, hagiographic literature
Unit III-Attic Comedy: Aristophanes, Paddling
-Plautus, Terence
-medieval Literature: The game of Robin and Marion 
The first class I had was European Literature.
There we explained that the area is divided into theoretical and practical are medieval and Greco-Roman Lit.
You gave us the study block is divided into 3 units
Unit I - Homeric Epic: Iliad and Odyssey
-Roman Epic: In life
-Anonymous: Song of Roland
-Anonymous: Song of the Cid Unit II
-drama: Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Seneca
-Fiction courtly chivalric Lazarote Lake, hagiographic literature
Unit III-Attic Comedy: Aristophanes, Paddling
-Plautus, Terence
-medieval Literature: The game of Robin and Marion
Unit 8 Level C Vocabulary Workshop
Race Lyrics on the UNR
step count a bit like the org. the first year of the race
materials of the first year are divided into two terms: the first specific subjects:
* General Linguistics I
* English Language * European Literature I
*
Text Analysis and others that forms the common year (ie those who share materials with students of other races) on these matters facu they call the PAC.
they give you several options from which you choose which you have to take (we suggest only one in the first year) and arrange the schedule: * Issue
historical anthropological Issue
* * * Issue Issue
psychological knowledge 
step count a bit like the org. the first year of the race
materials of the first year are divided into two terms: the first specific subjects:
* General Linguistics I
* English Language * European Literature I
*
Text Analysis and others that forms the common year (ie those who share materials with students of other races) on these matters facu they call the PAC.
they give you several options from which you choose which you have to take (we suggest only one in the first year) and arrange the schedule: * Issue
historical anthropological Issue
* * * Issue Issue
psychological knowledge
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