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was and pupil

And so when Miss Langford came
to teach at
the one-room Chestnut school
, where Jack
was a pupil in the eighth grade
, the Woman
of Jack's mind assumed
the teacher's face and figure
.
He was crouched over
his anvil
in the courtyard getting
his chisels into trim
, when
a splinter
of steel flew into
his eye and imbedded itself
in his pupil.

An important formative influence
was his elementary school teacher Mr Tachikawa
, whose progressive educational practices ignited
in his young
pupil first
a love
of drawing and then an interest
in education
in general
.

The most important
was the study
of the Peasants
of Languedoc
by Braudel's star
pupil and successor Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie
.

Among
the last
of his labors
was the defense
of the orthodoxy
of his former
pupil, Thomas Aquinas
, whose death
in 1274 grieved Albertus
( the story
that he travelled
to Paris
in person
to defend
the teachings
of Aquinas can not be confirmed
).
He was the pupil and successor
of Gorgias and
taught at Athens at
the same
time as Isocrates
, whose rival and opponent
he was.

Pobedonostsev awakened
in his pupil little love
of abstract study or prolonged intellectual exertion
, but instilled into
the young man's mind
the belief
that zeal for Russian Orthodox thought
was an essential factor
of Russian patriotism
to be cultivated
by every right-minded emperor
.

Among
his collaborators
was Giovanni Maria Butteri and
his main
pupil was Giovanni Bizzelli
.

While Stradivari's first known violin states
that he was a pupil of Amati
, the validity
of his statement is questioned
.
He was a pupil of Proclus
in Athens
, and
taught at Alexandria for most
of his life, writing commentaries on Plato
, Aristotle
, and other philosophers
.

The most famous
pupil of Ammonius Saccas
was Plotinus who studied under Ammonius for eleven years
.

Anaximenes
was a pupil of Zoilus and
, like
his teacher
, wrote
a work on Homer
.

This master returned
to Venice
, where
he soon afterwards died ; but
by the high terms
in which he spoke
of his pupil to Falier
, the latter
was induced
to bring
the young artist
to Venice
, whither
he accordingly went
, and
was placed under
a nephew
of Torretto
.

Antonio began
his musical studies
in his native town
of Legnago ;
he was first
taught at home
by his older brother Francesco Salieri
( a former student
of the violinist and composer Giuseppe Tartini ), and
he received further lessons from
the organist
of the Legnago Cathedral
, Giuseppe Simoni
, a pupil of Padre Giovanni Battista Martini
.

Salieri quickly impressed
the Emperor
, and Gassmann
was instructed
to bring
his pupil as often as
he wished
.

Albrecht's brother
, Erhard Altdorfer
, was also
a painter and printmaker
in woodcut and engraving
, and
a pupil of Lucas Cranach
the Elder
.

His
pupil, successor
, and eventual biographer Rimbert considered
the visions
of which this
was the first
to be
the main motivation
of the saint's
life.
" One notable
pupil was Enoch Powell
.

On 9 February 1953
, Bedlington Grammar School
pupil Charlton
was spotted playing for East Northumberland schools
by Manchester United chief scout Joe Armstrong
.

It
was one
of two antiquities
of Hamilton's collection drawn for
him by Francesco Progenie
, a pupil of Pietro Fabris
, who also contributed
a number
of drawings
of Mount Vesuvius
sent by Hamilton
to the Royal Society
in London
.

When
he was a 16-year-old
pupil at St Paul's School
in London
, the lines about Humphry Davy came into
his head during
a science class
.

Lucien Pissarro
was taught painting
by his father
, and described
him as
a “ splendid teacher
, never imposing
his personality on
his pupil .” Gauguin
, who also studied under
him, referred
to Pissarro “ as
a force
with which future artists would have
to reckon ”.
was and Johanan

His rabbinic education
was acquired mainly at Tiberias
, in the academy presided over
by R. Johanan, with whom
his relations were almost those
of a son
( Yer
.
Johanan ben Zakkai established
that the shofar trumpets be blown at Jamnia and
the surrounding places even if
the festival fell on
the Sabbath
, while at one
time this
was done only
in the Temple
( iv
. 1
); he also fixed
the lulav outside
of the Temple for seven days
, and forbade
the eating
of new grain on
the second day
of Passover
( iv
. 2
); he extended
the time for examining witnesses until
the evening
, and had them come
to Jamnia even
in the absence
of the av bet din
( iv
. 3
).

According
to the book it
was written
by Assaf
( or Assaph / Asaph ) Ben Berhiyahu
( son
of Birhiyahu ) and
Johanan Ben Zabda
, who lived
in Israel between
the fourth and sixth century CE
.
" R. Zera said
in the name
of R. Abbahu who quoted
R. Johanan: These are
the eighty thousand battle trumpets
which assembled
in the city
of Bethar
, when it
was taken and men
, women and children were slain
in it until their blood ran into
the Great Sea
.

Among
the sciences
that Johanan ben Zakkai mastered
was a knowledge
of the solstices and
the calendar ; i
. e.,
the ability
to compute
the course
of the sun and
the moon ( Suk
.
was and d

Apollo Virotutis
was worshipped
, among other places
, at Fins
d ' Annecy
( Haute-Savoie ) and at Jublains
( Maine-et-Loire
).

* In 1980
, Gérard
d ' Aboville
was the first man
to cross
the Atlantic Ocean rowing solo
.

In
the beginning
of April 2012
, when
a new military Coup
d ' état
was under preparation
, the Angolan regime decided
to withdraw its military mission from Guinea-Bissau
.

According
to Burgess
, the novel
was a jeu
d ' esprit written
in just three weeks
.

The custom
of setting apart
a special day for intercession for certain
of the faithful on November 2
was first established
by St
. Odilo
of Cluny
( d. 1048 ) at
his abbey
of Cluny
in 998
.

An early psychical researcher
to propose an afterlife hypothesis
was Edmund Fournier
d ' Albe
he wrote
that at
the moment
of death
the soul floats into
the atmosphere
.

It
was successively renamed Annales
d ' histoire sociale
( 1939 – 1942
, 1945 ), Mélanges
d ' histoire sociale
( 1942 – 1944 ), Annales
.

An example from France
was a flattering anagram for Cardinal Richelieu
, comparing
him to Hercules or at least one
of his hands
( Hercules being
a kingly symbol ), where
" Armand de Richelieu
" became
" Ardue main
d ' Hercule ".

Ampère's final work
, published posthumously
, was Essai sur la philosophie des sciences
, ou exposition analytique
d ' une classification naturelle de toutes les connaissances humaines (" Essay on
the philosophy
of science or analytical exposition on
the natural classification
of human knowledge ").

760
d. 18 February 814 )
was a Frank who served Charlemagne as
a diplomat
, abbot
, poet and semi-son-in-law
.

In 2003
the medal
was awarded
to Valéry Giscard
d ' Estaing
.

The Imam Hasan Ali Shah
was born
in 1804
in Kahak
, Iran
to Shah Khalil Allah
, the 45th Ismaili Imam
, and Bibi Sarkara
, the daughter
of Muhammad Sadiq Mahallati
( d. 1815 ),
a poet and
a Ni ‘ mat Allahi Sufi
.

Alboin
was assassinated on June 28
, 572
, in a coup
d ' état instigated
by the Byzantines
.

Afonso de Albuquerque
( or archaically spelt as Aphonso
d ' Albuquerque and also spelt as Alfonso
, and Alphonso ; ; 1453December 16
, 1515 ), 1st Duke
of Goa
, was a Portuguese fidalgo
, or nobleman
, an admiral whose military and administrative activities as second governor
of Portuguese India conquered and established
the Portuguese colonial empire
in the Indian Ocean
.

Even after
the Norman Conquest
, Ealdred still controlled some events
in Worcester
, and it
was Ealdred
, not Wulfstan
, who opposed Urse
d ' Abetot's attempt
to extend
the castle
of Worcester into
the cathedral after
the Norman Conquest
.

The mother
of Alexios
, Anna Dalassena
, was to play
a prominent role
in this coup
d ' état
of 1081
, along
with the current empress
, Maria
of Alania
.

Alexios V Doukas
, surnamed Mourtzouphlos (,
d. December 1205
, Constantinople )
was Byzantine Emperor
( 5 February – 12 April 1204 ) during
the second and final siege
of Constantinople
by the participants
of the Fourth Crusade
.

Hippolytus
of Rome
( d. 235 ) is commonly considered
to be
the earliest antipope
, as
he headed
a separate group within
the Church
in Rome against Pope Callixtus I
. Hippolytus
was reconciled
to Callixtus's second successor
, Pope Pontian
, and both
he and Pontian are honoured as saints
by the Roman Catholic Church
with a shared feast day on 13 August
.

Alfonso XII
( born Alfonso Francisco de Asís Fernando Pío Juan María de la Concepción Gregorio Pelayo )
( Madrid
, 28 November 1857 – El Pardo
, 25 November 1885 )
was King
of Spain
, reigning from 1874
to 1885
, after
a coup
d ' état restored
the monarchy and ended
the ephemeral First Spanish Republic
.

Anaximenes ()
of Miletus
( b
. 585 BCE
, d. 528 BCE )
was an Archaic Greek Pre-Socratic philosopher active
in the latter half
of the 6th century BC .< ref name =" lindberg28 "> Lindberg
, David C
. “ The Greeks and
the Cosmos .” < u > The Beginnings
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Amalric died
of dysentery
( allegedly brought on
by " a surfeit
of white mullet ") or even poisoned at Saint Jean
d ' Acre on 1 April 1205
, just after
his son Amalric and four days before
his wife
, and
was buried at Saint Sophia
, Nicosia
.

His father died when
he was two years old and
he remained under
the guardianship
of his cousin
, Guillaume Jourdain
, count
of Cerdagne
( d. 1109 ), until
he was five
.

In
the Islamic times
, a pseudo-etymology
was produced
by the historian Ahmad ibn Yahya al-Baladhuri
( d. 892 ) quoting
a folk story
that the town
was presumably founded
by one
" Abbad bin Hosayn
" from
the Arabian Tribe
of Banu Tamim
, who established
a garrison there during
the governorship
of Hajjaj
in the Ummayad period
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