Franks

This source names Franks directly: "Frank Griffel is a scholar of Islamic intellectual history at Yale University, and this Oxford University Press book is his definitive academic study of the thought of Abu Hamid al-Ghazali, the..."

This source names Franks directly: "Northumbrian inscriptions such as the Franks Casket and the Ruthwell Cross carry it into a Christian context, and its everyday use faded after the Norman Conquest as the Roman alphabet displaced it."

This source names Franks directly: "Frank Waters's Book of the Hopi, published by Viking Press in 1963, compiled by a non-Hopi author from interviews with a small number of Hopi collaborators, is the most widely circulated printed..."

This source names Franks directly: "Libri Historiarum, or History of the Franks, is the primary sixth century chronicle by the bishop of Tours who wrote as a participant in and near contemporary observer of the events of early..."

This source names Franks directly: "The elemental composition of rock, pigment and metal determined by systematic chemical analysis, given its foundational reference in Frank Wigglesworth Clarke's 1908 Data of Geochemistry."

This source names Franks directly: "A musical with music and lyrics by Frank Loesser and a book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows, based on Damon Runyon's short stories "The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown" and "Blood Pressure." Premiered on..."

This source names Franks directly: "Wikipedia's dedicated article on Guys and Dolls, stating the musical premiered on Broadway November 24, 1950, with music and lyrics by Frank Loesser and a book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows, based..."

This source names Franks directly: "Hosay Trinidad: Muharram Performances in an Indo Caribbean Diaspora, Frank J."

This source names Franks directly: "Frank Bartleman's How Pentecost Came to Los Angeles, self published in 1925, is a primary eyewitness memoir of the 1906 Azusa Street revival that is widely regarded as the founding event of modern..."

This source names Franks directly: "Frank Willett's Ife in the History of West African Sculpture, published by Thames and Hudson in 1967, is a scholarly study of the naturalistic bronze and terracotta sculptural tradition of Ife, the..."

This source names Franks directly: "Joe Karetak, Frank Tester and Shirley Tagalik edited this academic volume, published by Fernwood Publishing, gathering Inuit elders, knowledge holders and scholars to document Inuit..."

This source names Franks directly: "John King was the most widely claimed "spirit control" of nineteenth century physical mediumship, first manifesting through the Davenport Brothers in the 1850s and later claimed by mediums including..."

This source names Franks directly: "Manual of Psychometry: The Dawn of a New Civilization, Joseph Rodes Buchanan's 1885 book from Frank H."

This source names Franks directly: "Frank Podmore was a founding member of the Society for Psychical Research, and this Methuen book is his own early twentieth century history and skeptical critique of the Spiritualist movement..."

This source names Franks directly: "De Iside et Osiride is the Greek philosopher Plutarch's own retelling and philosophical interpretation of the Egyptian myth of Isis and Osiris, written in the late first or early second century CE..."

This source names Franks directly: "SBS News's report of Brian Houston's 17 August 2023 acquittal at Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court on a charge of concealing his late father Frank Houston's child sexual abuse."

This source names Franks directly: "Phantasms of the Living is the Society for Psychical Research's own founding study, written jointly by Edmund Gurney, Frederic W."

This source names Franks directly: "The Report on the Census of Hallucinations is a large scale survey conducted by Henry Sidgwick, Eleanor Sidgwick, Frederic W."

This source names Franks directly: "An essay by a named historian arguing the painting was revolutionary for showing the Roman god as, in the essay's words, a man of the people rather than an idealized classical figure, dirt under the..."

Clovis accepted Catholic rather than Arian Christianity around the turn of the sixth century, aligning the kingdom with the bishops of Gaul.

This source names Franks directly: "An independent literary history article by Debi Simons, published February 9, 2021, tracing the musical's roots to Damon Runyon's short stories of 1920s and 1930s New York gamblers and gangsters..."

This source names Franks directly: "including the Christianization of the Franks."

This source names Franks directly: "Frank Barlow's Thomas Becket, published by Weidenfeld and Nicolson in London in 1986, is a scholarly biography of the twelfth century Archbishop of Canterbury whose murder in his own cathedral in..."