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Wrappers (paperback, stapled booklet) 40 pp.; 24 cm. - Very good. Studia Liturgica. An International Ecumenical Quarterly for Liturgical Research and Renewal. Founded in 1962 by Wiebe Vos now published by Societas Liturgica. 220g.

Wrappers (paperback) 128-224 pp.; 24 cm. - Very good. Studia Liturgica. An International Ecumenical Quarterly for Liturgical Research and Renewal. Founded in 1962 by Wiebe Vos now published by Societas Liturgica. 350g.

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Wrappers (paperback) With dustjacket. 128 pp.; 24 cm. - Very good. Studia Liturgica. An International Ecumenical Quarterly for Liturgical Research and Renewal. Founded in 1962 by Wiebe Vos now published by Societas Liturgica. 440g.

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Morphological aspects of squid (Loligo, Lolliguncula) mantle relevant to locomotory function were studied. Methods used included polarized light microscopy of frozen sections of untreated tissue taken from animals immediately after death and electron microscopy. The mantle consists of circular and radial muscles arranged in alternating rings along the whole length of the mantle. The muscle is obliquely striated. Connective tissue fibres are found in the body of the muscle and in the outer and inner tunics. The outer tunic consists of layers of large collagenous fibres. The fibres run in superimposed right- and left-handed helical courses that lie at an angle of 27° to the long axis of the animal. The tunics and the intramuscular connective fibres are thought to resist length changes in the mantle while permitting the changes in girth required for the jet power stroke. Both the intramuscular and the tunic fibre systems may provide elastic energy for the return phase of the jet cycle. Tunic fibres appear to be a geodesic tensile reinforcing system ensuring smooth shape changes in the mantle. 13 pp., 2 figs, 2 pls, gr. 8.…

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1986 - 1988. Bound together in blue cloth binding, gilt text on spine. 128 pp., 104 pp., 304 pp. & 220 pp.; 25 cm. - (front cover sl. dam. at edge, although very good) Studia Liturgica. An International Ecumenical Quarterly for Liturgical Research and Renewal. Founded in 1962 by Wiebe Vos now published by Societas Liturgica. 1800g.…

The note was written in a momentous month for Wainwright. On 5 September 1945, on his release after three years in captivity following his surrender at Corregidor, Wainwright was promoted to four-star General. On 10 September he was presented with the Medal of Honor by President Truman at the White House. On 13 September a ticker-tape parade in New York City was held in his honor. And on 28 September he was named commander of the Second Service Command and the Eastern Defense Command at Fort Jay, Governors Island, New York. The present item is 1p, landscape 8vo, on a piece of paper cropped down to 20.5 x 15.5 cm. Good firm signature. The text simply reads: 'Dear Mrs. Wines: / It gives me great pleasure to comply with your request for my autograph. / Sincerely, / [J. M. Wainwright] / J. M. Wainwright, / General, U. S. Army'. See Image.…