A newly discovered fragment of a visitatio sepulchri in Stockholm

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A seventh visitatio sepulchri beyond the six known has been discovered in the Swedish national archives in Stockholm. It contains the well-known Easter dialogue 'Quem quaeritis in sepulchro' and is located in a manuscript fragment from a breviary. The fragment is likely to have originated in the southern part of Sweden or even in Denmark. Interesting features in the rubrics are discussed.

Analysis, Sweden, Mass (Catholic Church), Devotional literature, Mass, Manuscripts, Medieval, Literature, Medieval, Medieval manuscripts, Medieval literature

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Animals of ancient Egypt

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Ancient Egyptian had a significant respect for certain species of animals, as they believe that certain species of animals represented their Gods on earth. They made temples for them, mummified them and even named their children after them and many Egyptian words and letters had animal symbols.

Egypt, Myths and legends, Animal symbolism, Egyptian history, to 642 (Ancient period)

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'I was so shy I hid in a broom closet.'

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Experiences of suffering from extreme shyness are presented. The ways in which shyness can be gradually overcome, including smiling at neighbours, are detailed.

Personal narratives, Bashfulness, Shyness

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