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GEORGES RICHARD CYCLES. FERNEL (Fernand).
"Cycles".
1900 Affiche lithographiée entoilée, signée en bas à gauche dans la toile, Paris, Imprimerie Van Gindertaele, (1900), 140.5 x 110 cm.
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Fernand Fernel (1872-1934) présente avec élégance et légèreté une bicyclette de la marque Georges Richard, reconnaissable à son trèfle à quatre feuilles. Marque créée en 1893 à Paris.
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Des Crises commerciales. Considérées dans leurs rapports avec le mouvement des escomptes de la Banque, le développement de la population, des importations et des exportations, et le prix moyen des céréales. - [ANTICIPATING 'JUGLAR CYCLES']
Paris, Guillaumin, 1856. Small8vo. In a nice contemporary full calf binding with gilt lettering and ornamentation to spine and embossed front and back boards. In ""Annuaire de L'Economie Politique et de la Statistique"", 1856, Trezieme Annee. Entire volume offered. Wear to upper and lower part of spine and internally with light occassional brownspotting. A fine copy. Pp. 555-581. [Entire volume: VIII, 612 pp.].
First edition of Juglar's seminal first paper on commercial crises, fluctuations of prices and discount rates of banks of France, anticipating many of the themes and ideas later to be included in his 'Juglar Cycles'. By shifting focus from theory of crisis to the theory of cycles, Juglar laid much of the foundation for all later Business Cycle Theories: ""If anyone can be singled out as first establishing the phenomenon of periodic business cycles as an indisputable fact of economic life, it is Clément Juglar"" (Blaug).Juglar first identified economic cycles 7 to 11 years long which was later divided into four distinct stages by Schumpeter: 1, expansion (increase in production and prices, low interest-rates). 2, crisis (stock exchanges crash and multiple bankruptcies of firms occur). 3, recession (drops in prices and in output, high interest-rates). 4, recovery (stocks recover because of the fall in prices and incomes).""Historically, commercial crises are always accompanied by monetary crises Juglar thus analyzed long series of banking statistics (discounts, metallic reserves, circulation of banknotes, deposits), at first only for France and later also for England, the Unites States and to a lesser extent for Prussia and Hamburg, which he compared with the variations in population, the price of corn, import and exports, rents and public revenue. He noted a strict correlation (especially in the variations of discounts and reserves) and that changes go through specific phases, always the same, and are in concordance in the countries where commerce and industry are more developed."" (Besomi)""Juglar's analysis of crises is essentially a monetary one - protracted periods of inflation and expansion are brought to an end when the banking system initiates a contraction in the face of unacceptable pressures on its specie reserves. This is very like the story Wicksell was later to tell, but without the sophistication of Wicksellian theory. Subsequent theories of the business cycle, which attributed the process to 'real' causes, were critical of this aspect of Juglar's argument. The observed periodicity of the cycle - of nine to ten years - is commonly known in the applied literature on business cycles as a Juglar cycle"". (The new Palgrave).Similar 7 year cycles have been found by Goubert in Beauvais, Parenti in Tuscany, Spooner in Udine and Hauser in Paris.
Les cycles du retour éternelt: T.1/ Le royaume et les prophètes + T.2/ Les jours et les nuits du cosmos
robert laffont 1963 collection LES CYCLES DU RETOUR ÉTERNEL. in8. 1963. Broché. 2 volume(s).
Bon état cependant couverture ternies bords un peu frottés accrocs sur le dos du tome I en haut intérieurs propres
Le guide des troisièmes cycles
Etudiant / Les guides de l'étudiant 2003 310 pages 10 5cmx17 6cmx2cm. 2003. Poche. 310 pages. PLUS DE 4 000 FORMATIONS. Préparés à l'université en école de commerce ou d'ingénieurs les troisièmes cycles forment un ensemble foisonnant : on recense pas moins de 2 100 DESS 1 200 DEA 320 mastères spécialisés 60 MBA sans compter les DU (diplômes d'université) et les autres diplômes d'école. Comment choisir parmi cette offre pléthorique ? Ce guide vous donne des points de repère pour orienter vos choix. DES FORMATIONS SELECTIVES. Si les diplômes de troisième cycle bénéficient en général d'une bonne cote sur le marché de l'emploi c'est aussi que les étudiants ont été préalablement triés sur le volet. Outre le dossier scolaire les responsables de troisième cycle examinent la motivation et la cohérence du projet professionnel des candidats. Vous trouverez ici des conseils utiles pour présenter votre dossier et intégrer la formation la plus adaptée à votre profil.UN CARNET D'ADRESSES COMPLET. Cet ouvrage recense en les classant par disciplines (arts droit économie lettres mathématiques sciences humaines etc. ) toutes les formations de troisième cycle proposées par les universités et par les écoles de commerce et d'ingénieurs
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La Maîtrise de Soi et le Destin Avec les Cycles de la vie
Editions Rosicruciennes 1960 183 pages in8. 1960. reliure editeur. 183 pages. Cet ouvrage de Harvey Spencer Lewis publié pour la première fois en 1929 explore comment notre vie est influencée par deux cycles fondamentaux : un cycle majeur (année solaire) et un cycle mineur (journée solaire). L'auteur analyse divers cycles (vie humaine affaires santé âme) et propose des conseils pratiques de méditation visualisation et pensée positive pour permettre à chacun de découvrir ses propres cycles et d'utiliser au mieux les lois naturelles afin de maîtriser son destin
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Christian Paschal Tables and Their Lunar Cycles from Anatolius to Bede
, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 320, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:5 col., 17 tables b/w., 75 tables col., Language: English. ISBN 9782503622613.
Summary The events of Jesus' Crucifixion and his Resurrection three days later provide the basis for Christians' belief in redemption and an existence after death. Consequently, the celebration of the events of Jesus' Passion represents the most important feast in the Christian calendar, designated Pasch, or Easter in English. The four Gospels correlate the Crucifixion with the Jewish feast of Passover, celebrated at the time of the spring full moon, so initially the Passover full moon determined the approximate date of the Christian celebration. However, as Christianity spread beyond Palestine it became difficult for the dispersed Christian communities to synchronize their celebration of Pasch. In AD 269, Anatolius, bishop of Laodicea in modern Syria, established an accurate 19-year lunar cycle to predict the date of the spring full moon for future years. In circa AD 309, Eusebius, bishop of Caesarea, used Anatolius' 19-year lunar cycle to construct a table to schedule Pasch for the future years. In AD 328 Athanasius, bishop of Alexandria, modified Anatolius' lunar cycle by advancing all nineteen full-moon dates by exactly two days, and this cycle was continued by his episcopal successor, Theophilus. In circa AD 412 the Alexandrian mathematician, Annianus, further modified this cycle by advancing its saltus by three years. Annianus' cycle was quickly adopted by Theophilus' episcopal successor, Cyril, who misrepresented that Annianus' cycle had been authorized by the Council of Nicaea. This was the cycle that prevailed in the Western Church until Pope Gregory reformed the calendar in 1582, and this book comprehensively documents for the first time the evolution of these Paschal cycles. TABLE OF CONTENTS I. The Christian adoption of lunar cycles to schedule their Pasch II. Published reconstructions of Anatolius' 19-year Paschal table III. Revision of the reconstructed Paschal table of Anatolius' De ratione paschali IV. Paschal tables deriving from Anatolius' 19-year cycle Anatolius' De ratione paschali, AD c.271 Eusebius of Caesarea's Paschal table, AD c.309 Athanasius' Festal letters and the Alexandrian Index, AD c.380 Theophilus' 100-year Paschal table, AD c.385 Annianus' 532-year Paschal table and his 19-year lunar cycle, AD c.412 V. References to Paschal tables employing 19-year lunar cycles, AD 418-455 Cyril's letter to the Council of Carthage, AD 418 Cyril's 114-year Paschal table of AD c.428 Paschasinus' Ep. ad Leo of AD 443 Leo and Proterius and the Pasch of AD 455 VI. Translation and adaptations of Annianus' Paschal table, AD c.445-c.457 A Latin translation of Annianus' Paschal table, AD c.445 The Gaulish preface to a 95-year Paschal table, AD c.456, and its Iberian recension The 532-year Paschal table of Victorius of Aquitaine, AD 457 VII. Continuations of the adaptations of Annianus' Paschal table, AD 525-c.630 Dionysius Exiguus' Paschal epistolae, AD 525 The Ravenna Rota - AD c.526 Leo the monk's Ep. ad Sesuldum archidiaconum - AD 532 Isidore, bishop of Seville, Etymologiae 6,17 - AD c.630 VIII. Dionysius to Bede: Western use of adaptations of Annianus' Paschal table, AD 525-725 The papal attitude to Victorius' marginal dates avoiding 24-25 April Interpreting references to Victorius' Paschal table, AD 532-721 The Paschal table sent by pope Gregory with Augustine's mission to Britain, AD 597 The Anglo-Saxon church's reception of Dionysius Bede's account of Dionysius and Victorius in DTR IX. The evolution of 19-year Paschal lunar cycles, AD 269-457 Appendices Bibliography
