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Elementy sacrum w stylu prawno-urzędowym (na przykładzie dokumentów sejmików ziemskich doby średniopolskiej)

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Dawidziak-Kładoczna M.
Język a Kultura
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2017
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vol. 27
53 - 64
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Legal acts of the regional councils represent the legal and official style. These documents contain numerous references to the sacred, which is the result of the communication convention in force in the Middle-Polish period and Sarmatian culture, represented by the participants of this communication. The Sejmiks were most often held in the church. The dating of documents also contained religious elements. Officials applied temporal terms determined by the liturgical calendar. The sacral motifs appear in many acts of speech, both polite (in titles, wishes, thanks) and performative (in oaths). The image of God in documents is similar to God’s image in literary works. God is seen above all as a creator, donor, ruler, guardian and judge. His traits are, for example, justice, kindness and mercy.
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Povodně v českých zemích v 16.–18. století ve světle starých tisků

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Munzar J., Ondráček S., Kysučan L.
Knihy a dějiny (Books and history)
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2015
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vol. 22
23-39
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The catastrophic floods in the Czech lands in July 1997 and August 2002 showed that historical flood memory had been lost. The little used sources to recover it include early printed books. This article brings a selection of everal exceptional flood cases captured by printed documents from the 16th–18th centuries. Extant early printed books and the information that they contain (verified from other sources where possible) suitably complement and extend the potential of historical hydrology and meteorology for the study and documentation of early floods that occurred before the beginning of instrumental observations and measurements.
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