Martha’s Dialogue with Jesus (John 11,21-27) in Light of the Psalms of Lament by Richard Francis D’Souza OCD

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Natural and artificial interaction. Symbiotic processes between science, art and design by Federica Dal Falco, Rosanna Veneziano, Michela Carlomagno

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Status prawny hermafrodytów w Rzymie by Jarosław Rominkiewicz

“…The article focuses on the legal status of hermaphrodites in Rome. During the regal period as well as throughout the Republic, intersex persons were not only shunned by most of society, but also feared, as hermaphrodites were perceived as prodigia. …”
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La Collaboration comme mode d’exercice au sein de l’agence d’architecture d’Eugène Beaudouin by Anne-Sophie Cachat-Suchet

“…This contribution aims to offer another view of the production of the Grand Prix de Rome-winning architect, who himself revealed very little about his way of working, by shedding light on the different strategies that led to their association.…”
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À propos de la politique routière de l’État romain : l’apport des fouilles d’Ambrussum (Villetelle, Hérault) by Jean-Luc Fiches

“…It appears that, through a series of subdivisions, Rome fostered the development of this station from the beginning of the Empire. …”
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Prospective, Controlled, Multicentre Study of Loperimide in Pregnancy by A Einarson, P Mastroiacovo, J Arnon, A Ornoy, A Addis, H Malm, G Koren

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Gli strumenti di pianificazione territoriale in relazione alla funzionalità dell’agricoltura periurbana by Giulia Giacchè, Chiara Mazzocchi

“…The paper analyses the urban-planning instruments of two Italian regions (Lombardy and Lazio), characterized by wide agricultural areas and important metropolitan areas, as Milan in Lombardy and Rome in Lazio, highlighting the “image” of periurban agriculture, which emerges from these plans. …”
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Making a lot with little – Modular architecture, starting with Walter Segal by Niccolò Di Virgilio

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An approach to the Da Vinci and Vesalio’s art: contribution to anatomical teaching by Greta Margarita Arrechea García, Adys Castro Berberena

“…From the most remote Jurassic time, the Greek civilization, the Claudio Galen’s ancient Rome, the Middle Ages and contemporary Renaissance, the Harvey and Malpighi’s modern age, as well as the 19th century considered as the "modern period" of Anatomy, where Galen's descriptive vision is expanded, and Vesalius' architectural vision, have been the arts an important factor to take into account in the science development. …”
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Restoration of the Greek Catholic Church in Czechoslovakia During the Prague Spring by Ľuboslav Hromják

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Sobre la presencia de Oxybasis rubra (Amaranthaceae) en Cerdeña, con notas sobre Chenopodium blitoides y C. humile by Duilio Iamonico, Giuliano Mereu

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Forecasting the COVID-19 Diffusion in Italy and the Related Occupancy of Intensive Care Units by Livio Fenga

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MARCION OF SYNOPE’S RELEVANCE IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD VIS-À-VIS RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE by G Andrade

“…While he made a handsome financial contribution to the Church of Rome, he was eventually excommunicated. Yet, even if his doctrines can seem extravagant, contradictory, alien to modern values, and even anti-Semitic, his theology is relevant in our contemporary world because of the ever-growing threat of religious violence and fundamentalism. …”
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Using the three-way matrix for AHP-group decision-making by Elisa Fiorenza

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Precisazioni per la pittura italiana del Seicento al Prado: Giuseppe Di Guido e Pasquale Chiesa by Giuseppe Porzio

“…This article contributes to the study of Neapolitan painting in the seventeenth century by discussing the attribution of two paintings in the storerooms of the Museo del Prado: a Head of a Saint, probably St Peter (P-5402), here attributed to Giuseppe Di Guido, a robust personality of precocious naturalistic extraction, also sensitive to the lessons of Ribera; and a Battle traditionally attributed to Aniello Falcone (P-139), here assigned to Pasquale Chiesa, a painter of Genoese origin—but with a figurative background steeped in Neapolitan elements—of which little is known, active in Rome in the mid-seventeenth century. …”
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Inflammation in Cachexia by M. Seelaender, A. Laviano, S. Busquets, G. P. Püschel, T. Margaria, M. L. Batista

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Refinement of a Previous Hypothesis of the Lyapunov Analysis of Isotropic Turbulence by Nicola de Divitiis

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Consensus Meeting of European Society of Neurogastroenterology and Motility on Functional Dyspepsia (2020): Have We Dotted All the I’s? by A. A. Sheptulin, O. A. Storonova, D. E. Rumyantseva

“…Expert votes at the consensus meeting generally confirmed the main statements of the Rome Criteria Revision IV on the definition of functional dyspepsia, its aetiology and pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment, as well as those of the Kyoto Consensus covering the possible association of dyspeptic complaints with H. pylori infection. …”
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The coloniser or the missionary? Identity crisis as a conflict in Biblical reception among the Agikuyu of Central Kenya by R. Muya

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Parametric and non-parametric data-driven analytics for socioeconomic challenges in a contemporary world by Thyago C. C. Nepomuceno

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