, with a separate magister equitum and a magister peditum in place of the later overall magistermilitum ... Dignitatum . Magistermilitum Latin for Master of the Soldiers , plural magistri militum ... . Establishment and development of the office details Late Roman army The title of magistermilitum ... magistermilitum . In the Western Empire, a commander in chief was sometimes appointed with the title ... appointed to the office of magistermilitum praesentalis . During the reign of Emperor Justinian I ... the magistermilitum per Armeniam in the Armenian provinces, formerly part of the jurisdiction of the magistermilitum per Orientem , the magistermilitum per Africam in the reconquered Praetorian ... of the magistermilitum . In the establishment of the exarchates of Exarchate of Ravenna Ravenna ... . List of magistri militum RomanMilitary Unspecified commands 383 385 8 Flavius Bauto , magistermilitum ... , magistermilitum under Valentinian II and Eugenius ref name PLREI1114 PLRE I, p. 1114 ref 421 432 ... Constantius 425 433 Flavius Aetius 452 456 Agrippinus magistermilitum Agrippinus 456 465 Aegidius 461 462 Agrippinus magistermilitum Agrippinus 465 486 Syagrius per Praetorian prefecture of Illyricum ..., p. 1114 ref 400 Fravitta 409 Varanes consul 410 Varanes and Arsacius magistermilitum Arsacius ref name PLREI152 PLRE I, p. 152 ref 419 Plinta 443 451 Apollonius magistermilitum Apollonius 450 451 ... on his behalf. In the Gesta Herwardi , the hero is several times described as magistermilitum by the man ... Empire topics DEFAULTSORT MagisterMilitum Category Magistri militum Category Ancient Roman titles ... bg ca Magistermilitum cs Magistermilitum cy Magistermilitum da Soldaternes Mester de Magistermilitum es Magistermilitum eu Magistermilitum fr Magistermilitum fy Magistermilitum gl Magistermilitum hr Magistermilitum id Magistermilitum it Magistermilitum he la Magistermilitum hu Magistermilitum mk nl Magistermilitum ja ... more details
For other people of this name, see Bonitus . Bonitus was a Salian Frank of Laeti c origin. He was the first ever Franks Frank to be made magister militum , in 324 . He fought beside Constantine I Constantine against Licinius and was the father of the general Claudius Silvanus . Sources Ammianus Marcellinus , History , XV,5,33 DEFAULTSORT Bonitus Magister Militum Category Franks Category 4th century people Category Magistri militum bg fr Bonitus ... more details
Apollonius fl. 443 451 was a general of the Eastern Roman Empire . Biography Apollonius was a Pagan and well educated. ref name theod73 Theodoret, Epistolae 73. ref Before 448 he converted to Christianity . ref name theod103 Theodoret, Epistolae 103. ref He received two letters by Theodoret . ref name theod73 ref name theod103 He was magister militum praesentalis in the East at least since 443 ref A law preserved in the Corpus Iuris Civilis XII 54,4 and issued on January 28 443 was addressed to Apollonius. ref and until 451, when he was sent to Attila as ambassador in that occasion the King of the Huns sent Apollonius back as he had not brought the tribute Attila had been expecting. ref Priscus , History , fragment 18. ref Apollonius might be the Apollonius consul 460 Flavius Apollonius consul in 460. Note references Bibliography Arnold Hugh Martin Jones Jones, Arnold Hugh Martin , John Robert Martindale , John Morris historian John Morris , Apollonius 3 , The Prosopography of the Later Roman Empire , Cambridge University Press, 1980, ISBN 0521201594, p. 121. Category 5th century Romans Category Converts to Christianity Category Correspondents of Theodoret Category Magistri militum bg it Apollonio magister militum ... more details
otherpeople2 Procopius disambiguation Procopius c. 390 Citation needed date January 2010 &ndash 424 Citation needed date January 2010 , Floruit fl. 422 424 was a general and politician in the Eastern Roman Empire he was the father of the Western Roman Emperor Anthemius . Biography Procopius was the son of Procopius, born c. 365, and wife, and paternal grandson of the Procopius usurper namesake who was a half nephew of Constantine I and usurper 365 366 against Emperor Valens , and wife Faustina empress Faustina . Citation needed date January 2010 He married Lucina, Citation needed date January 2010 born c. 400, Citation needed date January 2010 the daughter of the powerful praetorian prefect of the East Anthemius praetorian prefect Anthemius 405 414 and sister of Anthemius Isidorus , who gave him a son, the later emperor Anthemius . Procopius began the military career very young, and in 422 he held the position of dux or comes rei militaris in the East. In that same year, he succeeded in saving part of a Roman army ambushed by the Sassanid Persia ns. He also took part in the peace negotiations of the same year. He was then raised to the rank of patrikios patricius and named magister militum per Orientem , a post he held at least until Decembre 3, 424 the date of a law preserved in the Codex Theodosianus addressed to him, vii.4.36 . References reflist Bibliography Arnold Hugh Martin Jones Jones, Arnold Hugh Martin , John Robert Martindale, John Morris historian John Morris , Procopius 2 , Prosopography of the Later Roman Empire , volume 2, Cambridge University Press, p. 920. Christian Settipani . Continuit gentilice et continuit s natoriale dans les familles s natoriales romaines l poque imp riale , 2000 Category 5th century Romans Category Comites Category Magistri militum Category Byzantine generals Category Patricii bg magister militum it Procopio magister militum ... more details
Agrippinus floruit 452 461 was a general of the Western Roman Empire , Magistermilitum per Gallias under emperors Valentinian III , Petronius Maximus , Avitus and Libius Severus . Biography Born in Gaul, he was Comes and later Magistermilitum per Gallias between 452 and 456 457. He was sent in Gaul by the emperor of Gallic Roman origin Avitus , to restore the control of the province. He was wounded but healed miraculously by Aignan of Orleans Anianus , Roman Catholic Diocese of Orl ans Bishop of Aurelianum , and freed all the prisoners as a show of good attitude. In 456 Avitus was deposed by Majorian , who succeeded him Avitus had been accused of planning to give some provinces to the barbarians. That same year, or in 457, Majorian substituted Agrippinus, a man chosen by Avitus, with Aegidius Agrippius went to Rome and was put under trial for his collaboration wit Avitus plan. According to the Vita Lupicini , Agrippinus was condemned without the possibility to appeal to the Emperor or to the Senate, but was able to flee. ref Jones. ref Later he was pardoned by the Emperor, gave himself to the imperial agents, and was sent back to Gaul with all the honours. It is possible that Agrippinus, who was considered an enemy by Majorian, was restored in power by one of his successors, either Libius Severus or the man behind the throne, Ricimer , who had killed Majorian and put Libius on the throne. As Aegidius had not recognised Libius authority, the new Emperor appointed Agrippinus to Aegidius office 461 or 462 . In order to obtain the help of the Visigoths against Aegidius, Agrippinus accepted to give the city of Narbonne to them. Notes references Bibliography Primary sources Hydatius , Cronaca , 217 Vita Aniani , 3 Vita Lupicini , 11 Isidore of Seville , Historia de regibus Gothorum, Vandalorum et Suevorum , 33 Secondary sources Arnold Hugh Martin Jones Jones, Arnold Hugh Martin ... Category Comites Category Magistri militum bg it Agrippino magistermilitum ... more details
Sicily against the Vandals perhaps at this time he held the title of magistermilitum . Marcellinus .... Leo recognized Marcellinus as magistermilitum but not by Ricimer and his new puppet emperor Libius Severus in the West. His title seems to have changed around this time to that of magistermilitum Dalmatiae ... at this time Ricimer still held magister utriusque militum and patrician according the fasti, ref PLRE ... magistri militum praesentales to be equal but in the West it had become common for one magister, usually the magister peditum , to be superior over the other and so this may have been an attempt by Antheminus ... uncle s control over Dalmatia and was recorded as having the title magistermilitum Dalmatiae . ref ... Category Ancient Roman generals Category Magistri militum Category Ancient Roman murder victims ... more details
Magister is Latin for master or teacher. It may refer to The Magister degree , an academic degree Positions or titles A magister equitum , or Master of the Horse A magister officiorum master of offices , a civilian post of the Roman Empire A magistermilitum , a master of the soldiers A master of the Sacred Palace magister palatii Master of the Sacred Palace , a Roman Catholic Curial position Airplanes The Fouga Magister , a French training aircraft The Miles Magister , a British training aircraft Animals Neotoma magister , a species of pack rat Berryteuthis magister , a species of squid Cancer magister , the Dungeness crab People Dositheus Magister , a 4th century Roman scholar Thomas Magister , a 14th century Byzantine monk and scholar Magister Wigbold , a 14th century German pirate Other Magister, a font designed by Aldo Novarese 1966 Magister Ludi , an alternate title for Herman Hesse s novel The Glass Bead Game Magister company A manufacturer of espresso machines. The Magister , a sourcebook for the Forgotten Realms setting of the Dungeons & Dragons RPG disambig de Magister Begriffskl rung es M ster desambiguaci n fr Magister la Magister lt Magistras reik m s nl Magister ru sk Magister sv Magister ... more details
DnDmodule module title The Magister module image Image FR4 TSR9229 The Magister.jpg 250px module code FR4 module rules AD&D module character levels NA module campaign Forgotten Realms module authors Ed Greenwood , Steve Perrin module first published 1988 series Waterdeep and the North FR1 Moonshae FR2 Empires of the Sands FR3 FR4 The Savage Frontier FR5 Dreams of the Red Wizards FR6 Hall of Heroes Forgotten Realms FR7 Cities of Mystery FR8 The Bloodstone Lands FR9 Old Empires FR10 Dwarves Deep FR11 Horde Campaign FR12 Anauroch accessory FR13 FR14 FR15 The Shining South FR16 The Magister is an accessory for the fictional Forgotten Realms campaign setting for the first edition of the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role playing game . The book, with product code TSR 9229, was published in 1988, and was written by Ed Greenwood and Steve Perrin , with cover art by Jeff Easley and interior art by Valerie Valusek . ref Ed Greenwood Greenwood, Ed and Steve Perrin . The Magister TSR, Inc. TSR , 1988 ref Contents The Magister is a supplement describing magic items and spells specific to the Forgotten Realms setting, and includes rules for magic item creation, random tables for generating magical treasure, and descriptions of numerous new magic items. ref name HW The 64 page book includes a one page foreword and introduction by Ed Greenwood, where he explains that this is a book of new Magic of Dungeons & Dragons spells and Magic item Dungeons & Dragons magic items , and that some of the content therein previously appeared in the Pages From The Mages series of articles in Dragon magazine Dragon Magazine. Page 3, by Steve Perrin, is titled How To Use This Book , and explains how the book can be useful to both Dungeon Master s and players. Pages 4 29 detail a number of magical books ... saving throw s involved in creating magical items. Publication history FR4 The Magister was written ... Magister, The Category 1988 books Category Forgotten Realms books ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Image Magister Logo.png right 275px Magister Sistema Caff S.r.l. is a company based just outside Milan , Italy that manufactures commercial Espresso machine s and other equipment for Coffeehouse coffee bars Caf s . Category Espresso machines Category Companies of Italy ... more details
Multiple issues orphan February 2009 unreferenced June 2007 refimprove June 2007 A Ludi Magister was a teacher at a Roman school, Roman Ludus . Magistri were often Greek or other educated slaves. DEFAULTSORT Ludi Magister Category Ancient Roman culture Education stub ... more details
Magister Juris common abbreviations include MJur , M.Jur. , and mag.iur. is an academic degree in law awarded by some universities. English speaking countries In some English speaking universities, the Magister Juris is a postgraduate degree requiring a previous undergraduate degree in law for admission, and is thus comparable to an LL.M. At the University of Oxford , for instance, the Magister Juris is a one year postgraduate master s level course. It is equivalent to and indeed is for practical purposes the same programme as Oxford s Bachelor of Civil Law BCL , the difference being that students whose undergraduate law degree is from a common law jurisdiction receive the BCL, whereas students from a Civil law legal system civil law background are awarded the Magister Juris upon fulfilment of the same requirements. ref http www.law.ox.ac.uk postgraduate mjur.php ref At the University of Malta , the Magister Juris denotes a taught master s level course, comparable to the LL.M. at other schools. ref http www.um.edu.mt registrar regulations faculties laws magister juris bl ref Germany Historically, German law students did not receive any academic degree upon completion of their curriculum. Instead, after usually four or five years of study, students would sit their First State Examination Erstes Staatsexamen in Law, which was administered by the ministry of justice of the respective state, not the university. More recently, however, some universities have begun to award their students a Magister Juris upon passing the First State Examination, in order to indicate the equivalence of the education to a master s degree in other disciplines. Examples include the universities of Cologne ... of the studies, that still stick to the traditional Austrian system without a bachelor degree and a Magister Juris as the first academic degree. References references Category Law degrees de Magister iuris es Magister Juris eo Magister Juris fr Magister Juris ... more details
italictitle Taxobox name Lytta magister image Desert Blister Beetle.jpg image caption regnum Animal ia phylum Arthropod a classis Insect a ordo Beetle Coleoptera familia Meloidae subfamilia Meloinae tribus Lyttini genus Lytta binomial Lytta magister binomial authority George Henry Horn Horn , 1870 Lytta magister also known as the desert blister beetle or master blister beetle is a species of blister beetle found in southwestern North America . Typically convert 16 to 33 mm in 1 abbr on in length, L. magister has a striking red head, legs and prothorax , with black elytra . They can be found in great numbers in the Mojave desert Mojave and Colorado Desert s in spring, and are often seen in swarm s. ref name Guide Arthur V. Evans, James N. Hogue. Field Guide to Beetles of California , University of California Press, 2006. p229. ISBN 0520246551 ref Females lay eggs in holes in the desert soil. The larva e are insectivorous , mainly attacking bee nests. ref Floyd G. Werner, Carl E. Olson, Werner ols, Carl A. Olson. Insects of the Southwest , Da Capo Press, 1994. p122. ISBN 1555610609 ref They consume the immature host along with its provisions, and can often survive on the provisions alone, thus they are not obligatory parasitoid s but rather food parasite s that are facultatively parasitoid, or simply predator y. Adults feed on flowers and leaves of brittlebush . ref name Guide Gallery Gallery width 150 lines 5 File Red Beetle 1.jpg Lytta magister distributing pollen in the Anza Borrego Desert State Park , California File Red Beetle 2.jpg Lytta magister in the Anza Borrego Desert State Park File Red Beetle 3.jpg Lytta magister in the Anza Borrego Desert State Park File Leatherhead Beetle above Mesquite Springs in Death Valley NP crop.jpg Lytta magister above Mesquite Springs in Death Valley National Park File Lytta magister.jpg Lytta magister in Death Valley National Park References reflist Category Meloidae Category Beetles of North America beetle stub vi Lytta magister ... more details
Sandro Magister 1943 is an Italian journalist who writes for the magazine L espresso . He specializes in religious news, in particular on the Catholic Church and the Holy See Vatican . He has written two books and has taught courses about political history of the Italian episcopate Italian Church Vatican Politics and Italy 1943 1978 and Extraparliamentary Church The Triumph of the Pulpit . He also manages the website Chiesa on the topic of modern ecclesiastical affairs. External links http chiesa.espresso.repubblica.it chi siamo?eng y Biography DEFAULTSORT Magister, Sandro Category 1943 births Category Italian journalists Category Living people Italy writer stub Europe journalist stub fr Sandro Magister ... more details
italic title Taxobox name Sceloporus magister image Sceloporus magister Phoenix.jpg image width 240px regnum Animalia phylum Chordata classis reptile Sauropsida ordo Squamata familia Phrynosomatidae genus Sceloporus species S. magister binomial Sceloporus magister Sceloporus magister , also known as the Twin spotted Spiny Lizard or the Desert Spiny Lizard , is a reptile endemic to the Sonoran Desert in Arizona . Desert Spiny Lizards eat insects and rarely, small plants. Like many desert lizards, Desert Spiny Lizards stay warm by changing their color so they are darker during cool times, which allows them to absorb more heat from the sun, and become lighter during warm times so they reflect more solar radiation rays . The spiny lizard also uses camouflage so they are not easily seen by predators. Like all desert reptiles, the spiny lizard spends most of the day inactive in burrows. Burrows are much cooler than temperatures on the ground s surface. Image sceloporus magister ventral.jpg 240px thumb The males have vivid ventral colorings that easily demarcate them from other species. External links commonscat Sceloporus magister ITIS id 173873 taxon Sceloporus magister Category Phrynosomatids Category Fauna of the Sonoran Desert Category Fauna of the Southwestern United States Category Reptiles of the United States lizard stub fr Sceloporus magister ja tr Dikenli l kerkenkelesi ... more details
Magister also magistar , female form Magistra from Latin lat. lang la magister Teacher is an academic ... or Magister Mg , Ma , Mag , MSc is a postgraduate degree of two to four years of duration by depending ... of the Magister Scieti thesis dissertation, that in years of formal education, is generally ... obtaining the Magister requires at least four to six years of study including coursework and a final ... In Finland and Sweden, the Magister fin. Maisteri is by far the most prevalent form of masters degree ... the introduction of the Bologna Process in 2005, the Magister has been broken into bachelor formerly ... Magister degree remains much as it was. In Sweden , magister filosofie magister historically was the highest ... . The magister degrees used in Denmark and Norway most closely resemble this degree. Magister has since referred to several degrees in Sweden which are unrelated to the original magister degree and unrelated to the magister degrees in the other Scandinavian countries. Some universities conferred a degree called magister between 1908 and 1969, which was roughly comparable to a master s degree. A new undergraduate magister degree, requiring at least 4 years of studies, was introduced in 1993. In 2007 ... for Higher Education ref Denmark and Norway In Denmark and Norway the Magister degree was situated ... higher doctorates by British standards . In modern times, the Magister s degree typically required 7 years of studies in Norway, with strong emphasis on the scientific thesis. Two main forms of the Magister s degree existed Mag. Art. abbreviation of the Latin lang la Magister Artium , teacher of the arts ... . In Denmark , there was also a third degree in sociology, Mag. Scient. Soc. The Magister s degree ... of Philosophy in both countries in 1824. In 1848, a new Magister s degree was introduced ... s, historically requiring 6 years of studies . The new Magister s degree was originally formally known as Magisterkonferens , Magister Counselor . The program was designed to be preparation for finding ... more details
page content for recommended layout. Infobox Aircraft Begin name CM.170 Magister image Image Fouga magister.jpg caption A Magister of Belgian Air Force Infobox Aircraft Type type Jet trainer national ... unit cost variants with their own articles Fouga Z phyr The Fouga Magister company designation CM.170 ..., the Magister was much more successful than the Machtrainer, being produced in far greater numbers ... engine. The distinctive V tail of the new CM.170 Magister originated on the Fouga CM.8 CM.8 glider ... service with AdA in 1956. Image Fouga CM.170M Magister No.01Aeronavale LeB 29.05.57 edited 2.jpg ... Due to different industrial mergers, the aircraft has been known as the Fouga CM.170 Magister , Potez Fouga CM.170 Magister , Sud Aviation Fouga CM.170 Magister and A rospatiale Fouga CM.170 Magister depending on where and when they were built. The French Navy s A ronavale adopted a derivative of the Magister ... operations. These were preceded by two proof of concept prototypes designated the CM.170M Magister , which made their first flights in 1956 57. An improved version of the Magister designated the CM.170 2 Magister was produced from 1960. It used a more powerful Turbomeca Marbor Turbomeca Marbor IV engine. Production of the Magister stopped in France in 1962 in aviation 1962 but continued to be built ... Image Fouga CM 170 Magister.jpg thumb Fouga CM 170 Magister at Paris Air Show 2007 The first export ... They were then deployed against Jordan ian forces, including armour, on the West Bank . The Magister ... the Fouga Magister in Smoke Squadron from 1968 until 1975 were designated T 24 . Variants Image Fouga magister 01.jpg thumb Fouga Magister Image Fouga Zephir.jpg thumb Fouga CM.175 Z phyr CM.170 Magister three prototypes and ten pre production aircraft. CM.170M Magister two prototypes for the French French Naval Aviation A ronavale CM.170 1 Magister first production version with Turbomeca Marbor ... Magister uprated Marbor VI engines with 4.7 Newton unit kN 1,055 lbf thrust each, 137 built. CM.171 ... more details
Magister Wigbold 1365 1402 , also called Master of the Seven Arts , was a German pirate who belonged to the famous Likedeeler pirates of Klaus St rtebeker . Wighold was one of the most noted Likedeeler, along with G deke Michels and St rtebeker. The nickname Wigbold comes from wig strife and bold courageous, bold . His real name is unknown. Life The early life of Wigbold is poorly documented. He is said to have entered a monastery, where he learned various skills. However, he was expelled under unclear circumstances. He then supposedly attended university at University of Oxford Oxford . He was often described as the brains behind the pirate band. Unlike Michels or St rtebeker, Wigbold did not seek battles but preferred to negotiate a surrender and reduce casualties. The Likedeelers robbed ships on the Western Sea today North Sea until the Hanseatic League sent a sizable military force to smash the group. Michels and the Magister escaped at first. But after the death of St rtebeker in 1401, they were finally captured and were executed in 1402 on the Grasbrook in Hamburg . Literature St rtebeckers children , Thomas Einfeldt Klaus St rtebecker , Gustav Schalk External links http www.uebersteiger.de ausgaben 17 ks2.htm Magister Wigbold and the Likedeelers in German Pirates DEFAULTSORT Wigbold, Magister Category 1365 births Category 1402 deaths Category German pirates Category People executed by decapitation Wigbold Category Executed German people Category People executed for piracy de Magister Wigbold et Magister Wigbold ... more details
File Notitia Dignitatum Magister Officiorum.jpg thumb right 250px The insignia of the Eastern magister officiorum as displayed in the Notitia Dignitatum the codicil of his office on a stand, shields with the emblems of the Scholae regiments, and assorted arms and armour attesting the office s control of the imperial arsenals. The magister officiorum Latin literally for Master of Offices , in lang el polytonic , magistros t n offiki n was one of the most senior administrative officials in the Late Antiquity late Roman Empire and the early centuries of the Byzantine Empire . In Byzantium, the office was eventually transformed into a senior honorary rank, until it disappeared in the 12th century. History and functions Late Roman Empire Although some scholars have supported ... aide. ref name ODB Kazhdan 1991 , p. 1267 ref ref name Kelly1 Kelly 2006 , pp. 188 189 ref The magister ... magister the scrinium memoriae , the scrinium epistularum , the scrinium libellorum and the scrinium ... the magister was a full comes . ref Kelly 2006 , p. 189 ref The office s powers were further enhanced ... fabricae from the praetorian prefecture and handed them to the magister . ref Kelly 2004 , p. 208 ..., the Eastern magister also assumed authority over the limitanei border guards. ref name ODB In the course ... of the magister officiorum for this reason , and in the East, the Notitia records the presence of four secretaries in charge of the so called Bureau of Barbarians under the magister s supervision. ref ... 1997 , p. 99 ref In his administrative functions, the magister officiorum was replaced chiefly by the logothetes ... Ancient Roman titles Category Latin political phrases Category Byzantine administrative offices ca Magister officiorum de Magister officiorum el es Magister officiorum fr Magister officiorum hr Magister officiorum id Magister officiorum it Magister officiorum pl Magister officiorum pt Magister officiorum ru sh Magister officiorum fi Magister officiorum ... more details
Unreferenced date February 2007 Magister Musicae is an internet portal which hosts a digital catalogue of more than 3,000 hours of music classes, given by more than 200 of the world s most renowned musicians. Project The project is promoted by the president of the Alb niz Foundation , Paloma O Shea . The aim is to preserve the classes that take place each day at the Queen Sof a College of Music and make them accessible to a wider audience. In the year 2000, the Spanish Ministry for Science and Technology supported the project with a considerable donation under the aegis of the PROFIT programme. The resulting three years of research and development, which focused on the digitization, cataloguing, compression and high quality broadcasting of the videos on the internet, gave rise to HTCMedia, a tool which manages large quantities of video information. This has been the cornerstone of the creation of Magister Musicae. The master classes are recorded in the music schools. These lessons are scrupulously analyzed by music specialists, catalogued by work and by movement, then broken down into teaching units of no more than six minutes duration. This system of classification allows the visitor to the site to go directly to the section of the class that is of interest, and to be able to link with a number of classes given by various teachers. Participating Organizations The scale and ambition of the project led, in 2004, to six of the principal conservatoires and music schools joining Magister Musicae, through the European Harmos project. It offered access to their teachers and enhanced Magister Musicae s international profile. The Royal College of Music in London The Koninklijk Conservatorium in Brussels The Staatliche Musikhochschule in Stuttgart The Escuela Superior de M sica do ... http www.magistermusicae.com magister musicae frontpage.html?locale en Magister Musicae Category Online education Category Alb niz Foundation Category Music education organizations es Magister Musicae ... more details
Infobox Aircraft Begin name M.14 Magister image Image Miles Magister.jpg caption Infobox Aircraft Type type Trainer manufacturer Miles Aircraft designer G.H. Miles first flight 1937 introduced retired status primary user Royal Air Force more users Fleet Air Arm produced number built 1,303 unit cost variants with their own articles Image Miles Magister, Imperial War Museum, Duxford.JPG thumb right Miles Magister at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford The Miles M.14 Magister was a United Kingdom British two seat monoplane basic trainer aircraft built by the Miles Aircraft for the Royal Air Force and Fleet Air Arm . Affectionately known as the Maggie , the Magister was based on Miles civilian Miles Hawk Major Hawk Major and Miles Hawk Trainer Hawk Trainer and was the first monoplane designed specifically as a trainer for the RAF. As a low wing monoplane, it was an ideal introduction to the Supermarine Spitfire Spitfire and Hawker Hurricane Hurricane for new pilots. Design and development The Magister ... flaps were fitted as standard. The initial M.14 was followed by the definitive Miles M.14A Magister ... numbers of civilian Hawk Majors were also pressed into service as trainers. Production of the Magister ... Miles M.14 Magister Hawk Trainer III Initial production version. Miles M.14A Magister I Hawk Trainer III Improved variant. Miles M.14B Magister II Hawk Trainer II Improved variant with a 135hp Blackburn Cirrus II engine Image Miles Hawk Magister .jpg thumb Hawk Trainer III Operators Unreferenced ... Susa. Miles Magister M.14, M14A, M14B . Prague, Czechia Mark I Ltd., 2001. ISBN 80 902559 4 9. Swanborough ... 20M14 20MAGISTER 20AND 20HAWK 20TRAINER 20III.htm Miles Magister and Miles Hawk Trainer IIIs http www.youtube.com watch?v 56fbgWMcFZk Miles Magister Video Miles aircraft aviation lists Category British military trainer aircraft 1930 1939 Category Miles aircraft Magister Category World War II British trainer aircraft de Miles M.14 Magister fr Miles Magister pl Miles Magister ru Miles Magister ... more details
Thomas , surnamed Magister that is magistros , also known as a monk by the name Theodulos Monachos , a native of Thessalonica , Byzantine Empire Byzantine scholar and grammarian and confidential adviser of Andronicus II Palaeologus 1282&ndash 1328 . His chief work, Polytonic , is a collection of selected Attic words and phrases, partly arranged in alphabetical order, compiled as a help to Greek composition from the works of Phrynichus , Ammonius , Herodian , and Aelius Moeris Moeris . He also wrote scholia on Aeschylus , Sophocles , Euripides with a life , and three of the comedies of Aristophanes the scholia on Pindar , attributed to him in two MSS., are now assigned to Demetrius Triclinius . His speeches and letters consist partly of declamations on the usual sophist ical themes, partly dealing with contemporary historical events an argument between the fathers of Cynegirus and Callimachus polemarch Callimachus two Athenians who fell at the Battle of Marathon as to which had the better claim to have the funeral oration pronounced over him first Thomas is the writer of a mirror of prince addressed to Andronikos II Palaiologus a defence of the Byzantine general Chandrenos addressed to the emperor a letter on the cruelties of the Catalan people Catalans and Turkic peoples Turk s in Thessaly and Macedonia region Macedonia a congratulatory letter to Theodore Metochites and a panegyric on the king of Cyprus . See also Palaeologan Renaissance Byzantine scholars in Renaissance List of Macedonians Greek References Paola Volpe Cacciatore, Toma Magistro. La Regalit . Testo critico, introduzione e indici, Napoli 1997. 1911 DEFAULTSORT Magister, Thomas Category Byzantine grammarians Category Eastern Orthodox Christians from the Byzantine Empire Category Byzantine Thessalonian grammarians Category 14th century Byzantine people Category 14th century writers Byzantine bio stub ca Thomas Magister fr Thomas Magister it Tommaso Magistro sr ... more details
The Magister Trilogy is a fantasy trilogy written by Celia S. Friedman . It includes Feast of Souls 2007 Wings of Wrath February 3, 2009 Legacy of Kings preliminary date September 2011 . Background The Magister Trilogy takes place in a world of magic that comes at a supreme cost in order to cast a spell, a witch must give up some of his or her own life essence, causing them to die faster than usual, slowly wasting away. In this world, there are some, known as Magisters, who are capable of consuming the power of others instead of their own meaning that they must consume the life of another human for their own gain. From the time the Magisters first appeared in the world, nearly a thousand years before the beginning of the first book, until the beginning of the series when the central female character Kamala achieves this status, Magisters were exclusively male they had determined that no woman would be capable of the internal sacrifices necessary to make the transition from consuming her own life essence to the consumption of another person s life. When a Magister consumes someone s life in this way, it appears that the victim has a disease, which has come to be known as the Wasting Disease, although only the Magisters know its true cause. Human beings without magical powers are referred to as morati , whose world is divided into several continents, often distinguished by North and South. Royalty rules over such continents. Many kings employ a Magister Royal to see to their bidding by providing sorcery and counsel to their kingdom. Before the appearance of Magisters, there were monstrous creatures known as Souleaters similar in description to giant dragonflies who fed on the life essences of humans. According to legend, the gods of the world trapped the Souleaters near the world s north pole, creating a powerful barrier called the wrath that encircles the globe. They knew that one day, the Souleaters would return, and thus granted special powers into the bloodline of a particular ... more details
Dositheus Magister lang grc was a Greece Greek grammarian who flourished at Rome in the 4th century CE. He was the author of a Greek language Greek translation of a Latin grammar, intended to assist the Greek speaking inhabitants of the empire in learning Latin. The translation, at first word for word, becomes less frequent, and finally is discontinued altogether. The Latin grammar used was based on the same authorities as those of Charisius and Diomedes Grammaticus , which accounts for the many points of similarity. Dositheus contributed very little of his own. Some Greek Latin exercises by an unknown writer of the 3rd century, to be learnt by heart and translated, were added to the grammar. They are of considerable value as illustrating the social life of the period and the history of the Latin language. Of these Interpretamenta , the third book, containing a collection of words and phrases from everyday conversation has been preserved. A further appendix consisted of Anecdotes, Letters and Rescripts of the emperor Hadrian fables, of Aesop extracts from Gaius Julius Hyginus Hyginus a history of the Trojan War , abridged from the Iliad and a legal fragment, De manumissionibus . Editions Grammatica in Heinrich Keil , Grammatici Latini , vii. and separately 1871 Hermeneumata by Georg G tz 1892 in Gustav Loewe s Corpus glossariorum Latinorum , iii. Eduard B cking 1832 , which contains the appendix including the legal fragment See also Karl Lachmann , Versuch der Dositheus 1837 Hermann Hagen , De Dosithei magistri quae feruntur glossis 1877 . External links http kaali.linguist.jussieu.fr CGL index.jsp Corpus Grammaticorum Latinorum complete texts and full bibliography http books.google.com books?id a30KAAAAIAAJ&printsec titlepage PPA365,M1 H. Keil Grammatici Latini vii References Wikisource1911Enc Citation Category ... ca Dositeu Magister ... more details
Refimprove date July 2007 Roman government The tribuni militum consulari potestate military tribunes with consular authority , in English commonly also Consular Tribunes , were tribune s elected with Roman consul consul ar power during the Conflict of the Orders in the Roman Republic , starting in 444 BC and then continuously from 408 BC to 394 BC and again from 391 BC to 367 BC. According to the histories of Livy and Dionysius of Halicarnassus , the Roman Magistrates magistracy of the tribuni militum consulari potestate was created during the Conflict of the Orders, along with the magistracy of the Censor ancient Rome censor , in order to give the Plebeian order access to higher levels of government without having to reform the office of Roman consul consul plebeians could be elected to the office of Consular Tribune. The choice whether a Collegium ancient Rome collegium of Consular Tribunes or consuls were to be elected for a given year was made by senatus consultum ref Titus Livius, Ab Urbe condita libri, IV, 12, 4 ref , and thus we see periods of either office interspersed with the other. The number of Consular Tribunes varied from 2 to 6, and because they were considered colleagues of the two censors, there is sometimes mention of the eight tribunes . The practice of electing consular tribunes came to a definitive end in 366 BC, when the Lex Licinia Sextia took effect, allowing the Plebeian order access to the office of consul. Notes reflist Consular Tribunes by year Presented by Marcus Terentius Varro Varronian chronology . For more information on deciphering early Roman names, see Roman naming convention Roman name s. 444 BC A. Sempronius Atratinus T. Atilius Luscus Titus Cloelius Siculus T. Cloelius Siculus 438 BC Mam. Aemilius Mamercinus L. Quinctius Cincinnatus L. Iulius Iullus 434 BC Ser. Cornelius Cossus M. Manlius Capitolinus Q. Sulpicius Camerinus Praetextatus ... militum consulari potestate nl Tribunus militum consulari potestate ja ... more details
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