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And maybe it is, by sheer virtue of collective word reforging in sixteenth-century England.

The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010

And maybe it is, by sheer virtue of collective word reforging in sixteenth-century England.

The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010

Masterfully blending true events with fiction, this blockbuster historical thriller delivers a page-turning murder mystery set on the sixteenth-century Oxford University campus.

The best recent books: Historical Fiction 2009

Historians have done an excellent job in recent decades of uncovering the stories of ordinary women and men throughout sixteenth-century Europe who continued to attend Mass, confess their sins to a priest, perform works of penance, and put their hope in the mediation of the Catholic Church for their salvation and for coping with the challenges of daily living.

Todd Green, Ph.D.: Does Islam Really Need A Martin Luther? Ph.D. Todd Green 2011

Sometimes the texts are almost swallowed up by the luscious illustration surrounding them, as in the early sixteenth-century Christian Book of Hours (Roman Use), or the sixteenth-century Persian Legends of the Prophets, or the stunningly ornate eighteenth-century Italian ketubah (marriage contract), obviously meant to be framed and displayed rather than read and referred to.

The New York Public Library: All That Is Godly Must Glitter The New York Public Library 2010

The title is a head nod to the sixteenth-century metaphysical poet John Donne no man is an island -- a poet that demands deep study to appreciate.

Colin Darke: Valuable Lessons: The Re-opening of Cranbrook Museum of Art Colin Darke 2011

As a religious historian at a college named for the sixteenth-century German reformer, I have an obligation to expose my students to the historical Luther, warts and all.

Todd Green, Ph.D.: Does Islam Really Need A Martin Luther? Ph.D. Todd Green 2011

The full impact of what he had found did not hit Weigand until seven years later when he first laid eyes on a copy of the Quinatzín Codex, a sixteenth-century pictorial document from Mexico originally written on paper made from the amate fig tree.

The Tecpan of Ocomo: largest indigenous palace in Mesoamerica 2009

Unlike other workers however, he stayed for free in a sixteenth-century stone hunting tower on an escarpment overlooking Chatsworth House that normally rented to guests for $1,600 per week.

William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011

The title is a head nod to the sixteenth-century metaphysical poet John Donne no man is an island -- a poet that demands deep study to appreciate.

Colin Darke: Valuable Lessons: The Re-opening of Cranbrook Museum of Art Colin Darke 2011