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Relacja na temat wydarzeń historycznych w Europie, które miały miejsce w okresie między frankfurckimi jarmarkami; jesiennym 1607 i wielkopostnym 1608. Z wydarzeń w Polsce autor kroniki wspomina narodzenie syna króla Zygmunta III Wazy i jego żony Konstancji Habsburżanki (urodzony w 1607 r. królewicz zmarł jednak w roku następnym) oraz gotowość ruchu rokoszowego pod przywództwem Mikołaja Zebrzydowskiego do negocjacji z władzą królewską. Do druku dołączone są trzy ryciny – wizerunek zajęcia miasta Donauwörth przez wojska księcia Maksymiliana Bawarskiego, przedstawienie klęski baszy Aleppo w bitwie z tureckim wezyrem oraz wjazd dowódcy hiszpańskiego Ambrosio Spinoli do Holandii. Pomiędzy wydarzeniami militarno-politycznymi wzmiankowany jest także np. proces i egzekucja dzieciobójczyni z Pragi. Druki współoprawne (klocek introligatorski), Pol.7.II.2650-Pol.7.II.2652. Inne znaki własnościowe: Johannes Barthen Pos. Dawne sygnatury: C.4. Typ oprawy (materiał): pergamin biały (oprawa z japem) ; obleczenie – karta z rękopisu ; okładzina - tektura ; niewielkie przedarcia/ ubytki ; znaczne zabrudzenia. W 2010 r. druk poddano konserwacji zachowawczej w ramach projektu "Konserwacja zachowawcza druków XV-XVII w. Biblioteki Elbląskiej".

Erstlich durch den Autorn in Lateinischer Sprach beschrieben, . Anjetzo aber . in unsere Hochteutsche Sprach, transferirt und ubergesetzet. Durch Melchiorem Haganaeum, Churfürstlicher Pfaltz Secretarium zu Amberg ; EST: Politica ; Volltext // Exemplar mit der Signatur: München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- Res/Pol.g. 1171 x

The main aim of the paper is to characterize the proposed model of risk management system. Threats identification and risk assessment of the systemic character result in taking action directed on risk elimination, minimization or financing. Concept of the risk management system includes the following anti-risk activities concerning: knowledge, operating, experience and improvement. Those risk actions guarantee effective manner of risk management, which is of particular meaning due to the difficult situation of the European Union's steel industry facing geopolitical, economic and environmental challenges. The model in question can be treated as a guidelines for proceeding in case of prevention and response to the potential, both strategic and operational, metallurgical risk.

This article examines how artists have engaged with the issue of air pollution in Beijing, where poor air quality has become a serious public health matter. Artists have utilized various mediums including performance art, photography, and painting to represent smog. Through generating media and online attention this work has contributed to a relatively vibrant "green public sphere" (Yang and Calhoun, 2007) of air pollution discourse. In contrast to much resistance in China that relies upon making specific claims to government officials, artistic expression bypasses the authorities and appeals instead to public opinion. Artists utilize ambiguity to portray air pollution in novel ways that subtly question the structures that produce and sustain it. In this way, artists can challenge popular perceptions of smog and raise public awareness, thus intensifying support for policies that tackle smog. Yet art can also embody deep frustration at the powerlessness that artists, and the public more widely, experience when confronted by severe air pollution. Art therefore serves both as a form of activism and as an expression of curtailed agency in a politically restrictive environment.

[6], 48 leaves ; Attributed to Thomas Proctor the poet, whose initials appear on [par.]2r; but in fact probably by a different Thomas Proctor. ; At foot of title: Cum priuilegio ad imprimendum solum. ; Reproduction of the original in the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery.

[1], 72 leaves ; A translation of: Le masque de la Ligue et de l'Hispagnol decouvert. ; Signed at end by the translator: A.M., i.e. Anthony Munday. ; Running title reads: The masque of the League. ; A reissue, with new title page cancelling quire A, of "The masque of the League and the Spanyard discovered", printed by John Charlewood (STC 7). ; Variant: retaining original A2-4 containing the dedication. ; Reproduction of the original in the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery.