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Abréviations Dans Cette Liste Des Abréviations, Un Titre D'ouvrage Souligné Indique Un Livre En Ma Possession 1 aux sources antiques - rév. 2019.03.04 Cet index de lecture se concentre sur des textes d’auteurs antiques des siècles précédant et suivant le début de l’ère chrétienne. Il tourne principalement autpour des auteurs antique de l’Europe du sud. L'index sera complété - petit à petit - au cours des mois prochains. Les entrées de l'index sont en principe en français, même lorsqu'elles font référence à des livres en anglais ou en allemand. NB: la mention de telle ou telle chose, coutume, pratique, etc. est dénuée de toute prise de position sur le fond. L’orthographe des noms propres bibliques se base sur la TOB 2004. This index of reading focuses on works of antique writers preceding and following the beginning of the Christian era. It concerns mainly the authors of the antique Southern Europe. This index will be completed little by little during the coming months. The notions are mentioned in French, even if they refer to books in English or in German. Notice that the mention of various things, customs, practices a.s.o. doesn't mean necessarily any approval of the substance. Dieses Stichwortverzeichnis aus meinen Lektüren konzentriert sich auf antike Schriften aus den Jahrhunderten unmittelbar vor und nach Beginn der christlichen Ära. Es hilft mir, herauszufinden, wo … "in meinen Büchern und/oder Nachforschungen im Internet verschiedene Themen angesprochen werden." Es betrifft vorallem die Autoren der süd- europäischen Europa. Dieses Verzeichnis wird in den kommenden Monaten nach und nach vervollständigt. Die Begriffe sind immer in Französich angegeben, selbst wenn das betroffene Buch in Deutsch oder in Englisch ist. Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Erwähnung von Dingen, Bräuchen und Begriffen keine persönliche Stellungnahme – dafür oder dagegen – über den Inhalt bedeutet. Pour naviguer dans le Rechercher et Ctrl F texte : atteindre un nom : .Renvois. : Pour atteindre un paragraphe, cliquer sur un des liens situés en bas de page Abréviations Dans cette liste des abréviations, un titre d'ouvrage souligné indique un livre en ma possession. Pour les personnes, le nom de famille est en majuscules. In this list of abbreviations an underlined title indicates a book in my possession. When persons are named, the family name is mentioned first. In dieser Liste der Abkürzungen weist ein unterstrichener Titel auf ein Buch in meinem Besitz hin. Bei Personen steht der Familienname zuerst, dann erst die Vornamen. .. .Atteindre. AA à AB ‎1 ; AC à AJ ‎2 ; AK à AL ‎3 ; AM à AN ‎4 ; AO à ARC ‎5 ; ARD à ASP ‎6 ; Ass à ASW ‎6 ; ATA à AZ ‎7 ; BA à BD ‎8 ; BE à BG ‎9 ; BH à BQ ‎10 ; BR à BU ‎11 ; BY à BZ ‎12 ; CA à CAZ ‎13 ; CE à CIZ ‎14 ; CJ à CZ ‎15 ; DA à DH ‎16 ; DI à DJ ‎17 ; DL à DZ ‎18 ; EA à ED ‎19 ; EE à EG ‎20 ; EH à EP ‎21 ; EQ à EZ ‎22 ; F ‎23 ; GA à GRAZ ‎24 ; GREC à GRÉCO ‎25 ; GRED à GZ ‎26 ; HA ‎27 ; HEA à HZ ‎28 ; IA à IRR ‎29 ; IS à IZ ‎30 ; J ‎31 ; KA à KE ‎32 ; KF à KY ‎33 ; LA à LEY ‎34 ; LH à LY ‎35 ; MA à MAZ ‎36 ; MB à MEZ ‎37 ; MI à MT ‎38 ; MU à MY ‎39 ; NA à NEZ ‎40 ; NI à NY ‎41 ; OA à OZ ‎42 ; PA à PAZ ‎43 ; PE à PF ‎44 ; PH à PHY ‎45 ; PI à PY ‎46 ; QA à QY ‎47 ; RA à RY ‎48 ; SA à SAY ‎49 ; SB à SG ‎50 ; SH à SN ‎51 ; SO à SZ ‎52 ; TA à TEK ‎53 ; TELA à TELZ ‎54 ; TEM à TIV ‎55 ; TO à TZ ‎56 ; UA à UQ ‎57 ; UR à UZ ‎58 ; VA à VZ ‎59 ; WA à WY ‎60 ; XA à YU ‎61 ; ZA à ZY ‎62 . www.epe-bourg-saint- www.epe-bourg-saint- www.epe-bourg-saint- Afrique non égyptienne maurice.com/images/images/culture/afrique- De Chypre aux Baléares maurice.com/images/images/culture/de- Des Falkland au Groenland maurice.com/images/images/culture/des- non-egyptienne.pdf chypre-aux-baleares.pdf falkland-au-groenland.pdf Au bord du Bosphore www.epe-bourg-saint- De l’Égée au Caucase www.epe-bourg-saint- Du Portugal à l’Oural www.epe-bourg-saint- maurice.com/images/images/culture/au-bord- maurice.com/images/images/culture/de-l- maurice.com/images/images/culture/du- du-bosphore.pdf egee-au-caucase.pdf portugal-a-l-oural.pdf www.epe-bourg-saint- www.epe-bourg-saint- www.epe-bourg-saint- Au fil de mes livres maurice.com/images/images/culture/au-fil-de- De l’Elbourz à Hormuz maurice.com/images/images/culture/de-l- Entre les deux fleuves maurice.com/images/images/culture/entre- mes-livres.pdf elbourz-a-hormuz.pdf les-deux-fleuves.pdf www.epe-bourg-saint- www.epe-bourg-saint- www.epe-bourg-saint- Aux sources antiques maurice.com/images/images/culture/aux- De l’Indus à Hondo maurice.com/images/images/culture/de-l- Levant Méditerranéen maurice.com/images/images/culture/levant- sources-antiques.pdf indus-a-hondo.pdf mediterraneen.pdf www.epe-bourg-saint- www.epe-bourg-saint- Ballades en Hellade De Nubie au Delta / LIENS VERS LIENS maurice.com/images/images/culture/ballades- maurice.com/images/images/culture/de- en-hellade.pdf nubie-au-delta.pdf www.epe-bourg-saint- www.epe-bourg-saint- www.epe-bourg-saint- D’Aqaba aux Émirats maurice.com/images/images/culture/d-aqaba- Depuis le Tibre maurice.com/images/images/culture/depuis- Bibliographie maurice.com/images/images/culture/bibliographie-et- aux-emirats.pdf le-tibre.pdf & abrév. abreviations.pdf 2 aux sources antiques - rév. 2019.03.04 . 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