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    Medieval Europeans reflect their view in the Hereford Mappa Mundi‚ created in circa 1300 AD when Medieval Europeans occupied the area around Jerusalem. The Hereford Mappa Mundi directly reflects that Medieval Europeans had a primitive understanding of what their world looked like. They had a very parochial worldview‚ which was a result of limited exploration of land masses beyond the identified border of the map. The Mappa Mundi is currently being held in Hereford Cathedral‚ Hereford‚ UK. A single

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    IGN: BlameMorgan (past IGNs > MorganAG‚ MorganGallant‚ gallantmo) Age (Must be 14 or older): 16 Timezone: I live in Ontario‚ Canada‚ so my time zone is EST. How active can you be: I am a very active player on HCF‚ and thoroughly enjoy being on these types of servers. That being said‚ I can be online ~2-4 hours a day‚ on weekdays‚ and ~3-5 hours a day on weekends. I am currently in an academic program at my school‚ however‚ I am willing to make sacrifices in order to 1) help out the server‚ and

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    achieve the goal of Public Protection there has been a growth in Multi-Agency work‚ which has been touted as the most effective way of managing the risk posed by dangerous offenders. The introduction of the Multi Agency Public Protection Arrangement (MAPPA) made legal requirements for agencies to co-operate in order to manage the risk. Claims have been made that our systems of public protection are now much better at reducing offending rates. (Nash 2012‚ pp 12) Conversely there have been a number of

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    Clive Staples Lewis is a writer who has been psychoanalyzed to death. More specifically‚ his works have been drained of all their literary lifeblood by critical vampires – modern and classical alike – down to epithelial husk and osseous substructure‚ where rigid philosophy replaces‚ or has not suffered the same fate as‚ style. There is one work‚ though‚ which seems to have escaped the scourge of Christian love-smothering or non-Christian indictment of Lewis as a theological anachronism: The Pilgrim’s

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    Senate during his time spent in politics (20). Caesar then later led an army and spent the rest of his life in war (21). Although he spent most of his life in war‚ Caesar also liked to explore the world. One of the first maps ever created‚ called Mappa mundi‚ stated along its border ¨The world was first measured by Julius Caesar; the whole of the east was measured by Nicodoxus‚

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    For example‚ Eliade states that the heart is the fixed center of the world while the backbone is the axis mundi that routes us in the world. He also goes on to assimilate the belly/the womb to a cave‚ the intestines to a labyrinth‚ breathing to the wind and the veins and arteries to the sun and the moon (Eliade 169). This relates to Lame Deer’s vision quest

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    Eliade then describes the axis mundi as a vertical feature seen as the center of the world. This center is labeled as a pole‚ pillar or tree that links the heaven‚ the earth‚ and the underworld (Eliade 36). The imago mundi is defined as the cosmos on the ground divided into four regions with the axis mundi as the central point (Eliade 45). The religious man wants to be in a place closest to the gods and can do this by physically living in a location near the axis mundi or by experiencing the cosmos

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    napkins to wipe their hands and it is possible that they ate these bread napkins after use. The ancient Romans (first to 5th century AD) are known to have used cloth napkins (called Mappa) to protect from food spill and wipe mouth. The guests brought their own napkins and carried away left-over delicacies in their Mappa. With the fall of Roman Empire‚ napkins disappeared from the dining table. Napkins returned to adorn the dining table many centuries later and the classic painting Last Supper from

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    Background of Nepal

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    (index mundi‚ 2011) Nepal’s exports of mainly carpets‚ clothing‚ leather‚ goods‚ jute goods and grain total $822 million. Import commodities of mainly gold‚ machinery and equipment‚ petroleum products and fertilizer total US$2 billion. The main exports partners is EU with (46.13%)‚ the US (17.4%) and Germany is (7.1%). Exports to

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    meaning of life. According to Eliade‚ “Where the sacred manifests it-self in space‚ the real unveils itself‚ the world comes into existence‚” this manifestation can occur in the form of a hierophany or a theophany; both allow us to identify our axis mundi or absolute fixed. Hierophany being the manifestation of the holy and theophany means manifestation of God or the divine into the mundane world. To support his argument‚ Eliade presents us with his five key points regarding religion. To the religious

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