Anselme Davril, Annie Dufour, and Gillette Labory, eds. and trans., Les miracles de Saint Benoît: Miracula sancti Benedicti. (Sources d’histoire médiévale 45.) Paris: CNRS Éditions, 2019. Pp. 648; 1 map. €90. ISBN: 978-2-2711-2970-3.

Isabelle Boehm and Nathalie Rousseau (eds), L'expressivité du lexique médical en Grèce et à Rome. Hommages à Françoise Skoda (Paris: Presse de l'université Paris-Sorbonne, 2014), pp. 512, €37.00, paperback, ISBN 978-2-84050-929-5.

originally made a Danish translation in 2007 but sensibly decided that to reach outside the Scandinavian countries an English translation was needed. The translation into English was made by Peter Fisher, and, in addition to Bartholin’s main text, the book also includes a substantial introduction written by Morten Fink-Jensen in which he places the book in a broader historical context. As Fink-...

La Gestion de la Diversité Linguistique dans les Villes Africaines/Management of Linguistic Diversity in African Urban Cities, Gabriel Mba & Etienne Sadembouo (Eds.). (2012), L’Harmattan, ISBN 978-2-296-99091-3

Studies in Ethnopragmatics, Cultural Semantics, and ‎Intercultural Communication: Ethnopragmatics and Semantic ‎Analysis, Lauren Sadow, Bet Peeters & Kerry Mullan (Eds.) ‎‎(2019), Springer, ISBN 978-981-32-9982-5‎

Universités de Paris 6 & Paris 7 - CNRS ( UMR 7599 ) PRÉPUBLICATIONS DU LABORATOIRE DE PROBABILITÉS & MODÈLES ALÉATOIRES

In this paper, we use probabilistic methods of excursion theory for Lévy processes in order to value some exotic options in general exponential Lévy models. AMS 2000 Subject Classification : Primary: 60G51, 91B28, 91B70. JEL Classification: C13.

Juanita de Barros and Sean Stilwell (eds), Public Health and the Imperial Project (Trenton, NJ: African World Press, 2016), pp. v, 262, $29.95, paperback, ISBN: 978-1592215331.

counted on royal patronage to publish his writings and was himself a colonial officer. After finishing his work in West Central Africa, Azeredo continued to enjoy royal favour, having been appointed physician at the Lisbon Royal Military Hospital (1801) and subsequently physician of the Royal Chamber (1806). He remained in Portugal until his death in 1810, at the age of 41 years old. Azeredo’s ...