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This thesis examines the role played by the topic of immorality in the extant speeches of the Roman politician Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BCE)and subsequently in the Roman political culture of the late Republic. It traces the portraits of immorality that Cicero made of his political and forensic enemies throughout his political career and his use of immorality as an argument in the Roman Senate
Excitation of a core electron and the subsequent emission of an Auger electron is described in a simplified model, where the core electrons couple only to the plasma oscillations of the conduction electrons and not to individual electron-hole excitations. Results are evaluated to lowest nontrivial order, namely when only terms linear in the interaction with the exciting probe and linear in the Aug
BackgroundThe quality and relevance of the information gathered is paramount when using the student voice to improve study programmes.Summary of workIn an on-going project we follow three cohorts of nursing students through their three-year programme. Methods used are two validated inventories (DREEM and CLES+T), written “free” comments, focus groups, semester meetings, and interviews with individ
The 19th century rise of history as an academic discipline set new standards for acceptable methods of writing history. This greatly influenced the opinions historians held of older historical works, such as the Historia de omnibus Gothorum Sueonumque regibus (History of all the Kings of the Goths and the Swedes) by the Swedish archbishop Johannes Magnus (1488-1544). The work has been criticised f
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