The author of this article examines the process Irish migration to England in late 14th early 15th centuries. Based on an analysis tax documents, identifies entry points, main directions, and centers migration. state colonies English counties is also explored. relevance study due lack a comprehensive description foreign populations medieval need identify role society. Statistical prosopographic...

The earliest recorded description of multiple sclerosis (MS) dates back to the 14th century, but it was the French neurologist, Jean-Martin Charcot (1825–1893), who made the first definite links between the symptoms of MS and the pathological changes seen in post-mortem samples. He described the condition as “sclerose en plaques” and recognised MS as a distinct disease entity. Charcot’s contrib...

Nguyen Trai (1380 – 1442) was a great thinker of Vietnam at the end 14th century and beginning 15th century. Trai's thought is expressed in many fields such as politics, philosophy, ethics, culture, military, education, etc. Among them, patriotic unique prominent content ideological system. His ideals are love for his homeland, country, national pride, people pride culture. Although it has been...

The archaeologists have debated over a century and a half about the localization of the Aquileia theatre. Luisa Bertacchi places it as her latest proposal at the Fondo Comelli; however, no apparent traces of a theatre were found there. Some of its parts were obviously removed, but nothing remains of a large building which was still visible during the 13th and 14th centuries. Aerial photographs ...

The paper discusses the issue of Albanian ethnonym in Middle Ages, starting from fact that today they use Shqipetar for themselves and other peoples know them as Albanians. It first points out possibility former name was among Albanians already 14th century, then historical sources 11th to century. Since it originated geographical term Arbanum conditioned by it, question arises ?f how ancestors...

British Journal of General Practice, December 2013 663 IntroduCtIon Numquam ponenda est pluralitas sine necessitate (plurality ought never be posed without necessity), proposed William of Ockham (Occam) in the early 14th century. Commonly known as ‘Occam’s razor’, this principle asserts that a single unifying diagnosis is more likely to explain multiple simultaneous presenting symptoms than sev...

This paper examines the empirical data relevant in the analysis of the agrarian transformation of England in the Middle Ages. It presents an empirical analysis of available data that investigates the role and extent of resource scarcity in 14th-century England. The analysis offers a way forward for economists and historians to reach a plausible consensus about the reality of what may be one of ...

It is believed that spectacles were discovered in the early 14th century, most probably by Armati of Florence. The testing spectacles illustrated were the property of Pierre de Sales La Terriere of Trois Riviers, Quebec, Canada. He studied medicine in Canada and subsequently at St Thomas’s Hospital, where he became MRCS. He previously served as a Surgeon in the Voltigeure Canadiens, during the ...

Abstract Based on the data set of Behringer (1997), we develop and test competing models of the determinants of witch hunting in Bavaria in the period 1345-1750, which explain the cyclicity as well as the variation over time from the 14th to the 18th century. Our main focus is on economic factors and their influence on the intensity of prosecution. We analyse this issue by quantifying the impor...