Dlaczego w czasach jagiellońskich zanika w Polsce pieczęć majestatyczna? by Michał Knapik

“…In researching this issue, the author places the symbolic meaning of the majestic seal and its use against the background of the political changes in the Poland of the Late Middle Ages and the visual representation of the kings of Poland and the royal rituals at the turn of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern era. …”
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Extra-Axial Hematoma and Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole Induced Aplastic Anemia: The Role of Hematological Diseases in Subdural and Epidural Hemorrhage by Richard P. Menger, Rimal H. Dossani, Jai Deep Thakur, Frank Farokhi, Kevin Morrow, Bharat Guthikonda

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Neoadjuvant pembrolizumab-carboplatin-paclitaxel in locally advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the oral cavity: A case report and literature review by Abdulrahman Hesham, Fawaz AlOtaibi, D. David Kim, Yousef Alshamrani, Joao Hyppolito, Katie Jubala

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Monges e mosteiros galegos em Portugal (séculos XII-XV) by Francisco Javier Pérez Rodríguez

“…The policy of Portuguese monarchs regarding such property is also analysed while paying particular attention to political relations between Portuguese and Spanish kings. The ecclesiastical relations between Galician monasteries and the neighbouring kingdom are also subject of study: basically, the existing data at the archbishop's see of Braga –metropolitan see up to the Western Schism – and the pontifical authorization granted to Galician abbots to intervene in Portuguese affairs. …”
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La constitution des collections du Muséum par l’appropriation : du rassemblement du mobilier de la Couronne dans la Grande Galerie aux saisies en Europe, à travers les actions d’He... by Gianmarco Raffaelli

“…While the analysis of the acts of a little-known figure such as Reboul allows light to be shed on new aspects of the history of the Louvre, it is at the same time the opportunity to be interested in the conceptual implications of the arrival, in the first national museum, of the artistic creations having belonged to the kings of France and of those that were confiscated in Europe, the physical appropriation of these objects being accompanied by an intellectual appropriation.…”
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Pneumoperitoneum without Intestinal Perforation in a Neonate: Case Report and Literature Review by Prabhavathi Gummalla, Gratias Mundakel, Maksim Agaronov, Haesoon Lee

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Coín en época andalusí, centro administrativo y militar de la Algarbía malagueña by Francisco Marmolejo Cantos

“…Our contribution presents the evolution of an Andalusī Castle that eventually becomes a Madina, as Catholic Kings besiege the Granada Kingdom. It collects and translates Andalusī writings over the Malaga town of Coín, which administratively centralized Malaga western sector and preserved its territorial integrity in the Nasrid Period. …”
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THE CRIMES OF THE NATIONS IN AMOS 1-2 by R Kessler

“…Although these are clearly acts of violence, they are viewed as legitimate in some contexts. Gods and kings are practising them. It depends on the perspective. …”
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Expulser les étrangers de la monarchie hispanique : un sujet épineux (1591-1625) by Guillaume Gaudin

“…Shortly after the «Discovery of America», the Catholic Kings issued a ban for foreigners to cross the Atlantic and settle in the West Indies. …”
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Violence religieuse, violence politique : l’écriture, remède à la dislocation des corps naturel et politique (1580-1610) by Marie-Céline Daniel

“…A series of attempts against the lives of kings were planned and achieved, as in France in 1589 and 1610. …”
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Subscapular Abscess Caused by Panton-Valentine Leukocidin-Positive Staphylococcus aureus: An Atypical Presentation by Kamal Patel, Emma Spowart, Dana Sochorova, Nadia Diego, Georgios Mamarelis, Mohammad Zain Sohail

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Robust survival model for the prediction of Li-ion battery lifetime reliability and risk functions by Rasheed Ibraheem, Timothy I. Cannings, Torben Sell, Gonçalo dos Reis

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Leptin Induces an Inflammatory Phenotype in Lean Wistar Rats by Monique Allman, Mathew Wallace, Latausha Gaskin, Chantal A. Rivera

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Surveying the original meaning of ‘Shadurvan’ by Maryam Haghi

“…Among the researchers and scholars in the Persian language background, Emile Benvenist, a French scholar believes that “Shadurvan” originally means the platform and the throne of the elders and kings, and has been derived from the Parthian language. …”
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Contrast-Induced Neurotoxicity following Cardiac Catheterization by Susan Law, Kessarin Panichpisal, Melaku Demede, Sabu John, Jonathan D. Marmur, Jaya Nath, Alison E. Baird

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Bihemispheric Posterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery Occurring with an Azygos Anterior Cerebral Artery: Case Study by Jamie Toms, Rishi Wadhwa, Sudheer Ambekar, Hugo Cuellar

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Una historia por descubrir: anotaciones para un estudio del diario carlista El Correo Español (ca. 1888-1921) by José Luis Agudín Menéndez

“…The problem, however, was caused by the economic hardships that the newspaper always suffered and the difficulties that the pretending kings Charles VII and James III had in effective control of both the property and the message transmitted to the Carlist militants and sympathizers, having account of the role played by such a gazette as a transmission belt of the Communion. …”
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Emotional pressure and violence in the milieu of the nobility in the Saxon era of the Polish-Lithuaninan Commonwealth by Agnieszka Słaby

“…The Saxon times, coming under the reign of two Saxon electors chosen for the kings of Poland ‒ Augustus II (died 1733) and his son Fryderyk August III (died 1763), is an interesting period of decline of baroque customs and culture that began to transform under the influence of the Enlightenment ideas of the mid-18th century. …”
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Tiflis armourer Khechatur by Levan B. Dvalishvili

“…In the late 18th century and the early 19th century, in Tiflis lived and worked the highly skilled armourer Khechatur who had been considered a royal armourer since the time of Georgian kings. Although arms crafted by Khechatur are of exceptional quality, little is known about the master himself. …”
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Power and Statebuilding in the Anglo-Norman World: An Overview by Judith Ann Green

“…The need for a wider approach to the history of power away from the history of kings, including lords and ecclesiastics, is stressed, and developments within a British context, in Wales and Scotland, are briefly considered. …”
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