El Corpus de Sevilla

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This revised thesis aims to add to our knowledge of Hispano-Roman architecture in the Lusitanian capital of Augusta Emerita through an exploration of its theatre and amphitheatre.

Este libro presenta todo desarrollo de la guerra, el uso de armas, la tecnología militar y su evolución táctica y estratégica desde la Prehistoria hasta el siglo XV. Tomando como punto de partida el enfrentamiento entre grupos de homínidos o los rastros de combates hallados en las pinturas rupestres, se analiza la evolución de los ejércitos y el desarrollo social desde la perspectiva bélica hasta llegar al uso de las primeras armas de fuego.

Does a “perfect assassination” exist? Perfect crimes are the ones we never hear about. Crimes involving a double affront to their victims where we couldn’t have known leaves their closest relatives, helpless and disheartened at the destruction. “Thou shall not kill,” is present in all civilizations as a fundamental premise, and perhaps the only one absolutely necessary for coexistence between humans. The majority of these crimes are considered perfect solely because of the incompetence of the investigators. With detention techniques, no crime, regardless of how well-planned, always...