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• Heinrich LXXII revolutions that spread through Germany and elsewhere in Europe that year.
• It is expressed as a full constitutional right under article 5, LXXII, of the Constitution.
• Heinrich LXXII met Lola Montez in London in the middle of 1843 and gave her a loose invitation to visit him in Ebersdorf.
• An inscription in stone above the large central door shows the old road numbers pre-nineteenth century, with Roman numerals LXXII.
• Proceedings of the Twenty-sixth Annual Meeting of the Modern Language Association of America 1908, ( 1908 ) : xlvii-lxxii.
• See Cassius Dio, " Roman History ", lxxii . 8-10 At this time, most of the Twelfth was composed chiefly of Christians.
• The sculpture was known in the Giustiniani collection in Fran鏾is Perrier, " Segmenta nobilium signorum " ( Paris and Rome, 1638 ), plate lxxii.
• In the 1980s Mary de Rachewiltz released the first dual-language edition of " The Cantos ", including " Canto LXXII " and " Canto LXXIII ".
• In 1824, on the death of Heinrich LXXII remained prince of Reuss-Lobenstein-Ebersdorf until his abdication in 1848 in favour of the prince of Reuss-Schleiz.
• This year, though, that gridiron-style hoopla and hyperbole has permeated the broadcast to the point where the network ought to bill it as " Oscar Bowl LXXII ."
• Sigur饀r Nordal argued for ca . 1200 ( Bj鰎n K . 辭r髄fsson and Gu餹i J髇sson 1943 : lxxii ) whereas J髇as Kristj醤sson argued for the end of the century ( 1972, 310 ).
• The new Canons of the Church of England of 1604 specified ( Canon LXXII ) that days of prayer and fasting for casting out of devils could be held only with the bishop's permission.
• In this battle, Muntaz ( corporal ) Unat?Endisciau of the LXXII Zapti?( I?Gruppo Carabinieri ) Battalion was the only " soldier of colour " to be awarded the Italian Gold Medal of Military Valor.
• In the Reuss Younger Line, the numbering system was reset at the beginning of each century; thus Heinrich LXXII's high number is directly related to his having been born at the very end of the eighteenth century.
• The "'2007 Australian Grand Prix "'( formally the "'LXXII ING Australian Grand Prix "') was a Formula One motor race held on 18 March 2007 at the Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit, Melbourne, Australia.
• Compare the opening line to Byron's assertion in the first lines of Canto III, Stanza LXXII of " Childe Harold's Pilgrimage " : " I live not in myself, but I become / Portion of that around me ."
• In Canto LXXII, imitative of Dante's tercets ( " terza rima " ), Pound meets the recently dead Futurist writer Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, and they discuss the current war and the dangers of excessive love of the past ( Pound's librarian friend, Manlio Torquato Dazzi ) or of the future ( Marinetti ).
• In any case, it is certain that she had been consecrated to God before the year 600, as her brother Leander, who died either in the year 600 or 601, wrote for her guidance an extant work dealing with a nun's rule of life and with contempt for the world ( " Regula sive Libellus de institutione virginum et de contemptu mundi ad Florentinam sororem ", P . L . LXXII, 873 sqq . ).
• Except for a scathing reference ( by Cavalcanti's ghost ) to " Roosevelt, Churchill and Eden / bastards and small Jews ", and for a denial ( by Ezzelino ) that " the world was created by a Jew ", they are notably free of antisemitic content, although it must be said that there are several positive references to Italian fascism and some racist expressions ( e . g ., " pieno di marocchini ed altra immondizia "  " full of Moroccans and other crap ", Canto LXXII ).
• Cook Wilson's classical contributions should not be overlooked :'On rearrangements of the Fifth Books of the Ethics'( 1879 ),'On the Structure of the Seventh Book of the Nicomachean Ethics, ch . i  x ( 1879 );'On the Interpretation of Plato's Timaeus'( 1889 );'On the Geometrical Problem in Plato's " Meno "'( 1903 ) and others listed at lxvi lxxii of " Statement and Inference ", I . The latest discussion of Cook Wilson's classical work  on the " Meno "  is to be found in David Wolfsdorf, " Trials of Reason " ( Oxford, 2008, 164 9, 172 ).