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Some Words About the Second Silver Double Tram of Armenian King Gosdantin I (Ermeni Kralı Kostantin I’in Bulunan İkinci Çift Tramı Hakkında Birkaç Söz)
The Armenian Numismatic Journal (ANJ), Volume 10 (40), No.: 3, September 2014 issue of Armenian Numismatic Society, New York, the USA, Sep 1, 2014
ABSTRACT / ÖZET Nümismatik bilimi tarihe olduğu kadar arkeolojiye de en sağlıklı ve bilimsel d... more ABSTRACT / ÖZET
Nümismatik bilimi tarihe olduğu kadar arkeolojiye de en sağlıklı ve bilimsel desteği sağlar. Okuduğunuz çalışma, bu ortak var oluşun en güzel örneklerinden birini sergilemektedir.
Antik Kilikya Kenti Tarsus kaynaklı bir küçük buluntu kapsamındaki aşağıda dökümü verilen 20 sikkenin hassas incelemesinde; bu sikkelerden birinin tarihi açıdan çok özel, Ermeni nümismatiği açısından da kendine özgü bir öneme sahip olduğunu saptadım.
Kostantin I’e ait gümüş çift tram
Bu sikke, göreceli olarak az bilinen ve Kilikya’da hüküm süren Ermeni kralı Kostant
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Écoute (song)
This article is about the Alexandra Stan song. For the song by Dufresne, see Gustave de Penmarch.
2016 single by Alexandra Stan featuring Havana
"Écoute" (French: "Listen") is a song by Romanian recording artist Alexandra Stan for her third studio album, Alesta (2016). Featuring the vocal collaboration of Romanian band Havana, it was sent to Italian radio stations on 1 July 2016 by Ego Music. The lyrics of the recording were written in both English and French by Nadir Tamuz, Alexandra Ţîrţîrău, Sorin Seniuc and Vanotek, with the track being produced bygd Luigi Enciu. "Ecoute" is a dance song, which incorporates tropical beats and oriental sounds in its instrumentation. According to Stan, the songwriting is based on the theme of limitless and unconditional love.
An accompanying music video for the single was uploaded onto Stan's YouTube kanal on 31 May 2016, having surpassed the 10 million views limit the singer set to release a home video for her subseq
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Israel Ne'eman
Translated by Ruth Yoseffa Erez
Edited by Moshe Kutten and Jane S. Gabin
Narajow, a small town on the road from Brzezany to Lwow, is not too famous, without any distinguished people, except Moshe (Moyshe/Moishe) Nadir, the renowned Yiddish writer.
I heard from my grandfather, R' Yossef (Yossia) Neuman (Yosha Wawas), the city's Rabbinical judge, that Narajow's rabbinical chair was important and there were always famous Torah scholars occupying it. But while Jewish Galicia was influenced by the enormous wave of the Hassidic movement, and in every town and city, there was a “Righteous man” (“Tzadik”) seated; Narajow did not take part in this Hassidic enthusiasm. In Narajow, there was no “Rabbi” and there was a reason for that.
Nearby Peremyshlyany (Premishlaner) had their famous Rabbi Meir'l (Meir), and neighboring Stratyn had a whole “dynasty”: the Brandwein f