The Role of Terrestrial Vegetation in the Global Carbon Cycle : Measurement By Remote Sensing
The Role of Terrestrial Vegetation in the Global Carbon Cycle : Measurement By Remote Sensing
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15. Mn preeario jure partndi: <*with an ab- solute claim upon their obedience." da 22. R^ utUiku ed : << is the policy of a king." — Miud meurt ; jthe Frozen Ocean. 3& 25. Quod aOremus'. . . . hebetd: «the last brightness of the setting sun continues so vivid, till its rising, as to obscure the stars." Compare ,^gric xiL — JSrfuHrf .•« lasts ouU" 39. 3. lUue usque Umtum natuttu The ancients thought that the ocean ijras the boundary of nature, and that no land lay beyond it Thus Curtius, speak- ing of the Indian Ocean, says that nature can proceed no fiirtfaer. — Ergo : « to iietum, therefore." — Sueifiei maris, ; the Baltic. 39. & Matrem Dentin. Frea, or Frica, was thought to be the mother of the gods. Brotier says that vestiges of their symbolic representation are still^ to be found in Sweden, where the peasants,, in the month of February,-^ the season formerly sacred to Frea, — make boars of paste and use them in superstitious ceremonies. 39. 10. Ihmenta .... laborant: ''they culti- vate com and other fruits of the earth with more in- dustiy than might be expected from the usual indo- lence of the Germans." See Sec.
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15. Mn preeario jure partndi: <*with an ab- solute claim upon their obedience." da 22. R^ utUiku ed : << is the policy of a king." — Miud meurt ; jthe Frozen Ocean. 3& 25. Quod aOremus'. . . . hebetd: «the last brightness of the setting sun continues so vivid, till its rising, as to obscure the stars." Compare ,^gric xiL — JSrfuHrf .•« lasts ouU" 39. 3. lUue usque Umtum natuttu The ancients thought that the ocean ijras the boundary of nature, and that no land lay beyond it Thus Curtius, speak- ing of the Indian Ocean, says that nature can proceed no fiirtfaer. — Ergo : « to iietum, therefore." — Sueifiei maris, ; the Baltic. 39. & Matrem Dentin. Frea, or Frica, was thought to be the mother of the gods. Brotier says that vestiges of their symbolic representation are still^ to be found in Sweden, where the peasants,, in the month of February,-^ the season formerly sacred to Frea, — make boars of paste and use them in superstitious ceremonies. 39. 10. Ihmenta .... laborant: ''they culti- vate com and other fruits of the earth with more in- dustiy than might be expected from the usual indo- lence of the Germans." See Sec.
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