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Liberalia tu accusas!

Article by Francesco Carotta Francesco Carotta has published a new article on his website that deals with the historical date of Julius Caesar’s funeral: “Liberalia tu accusas! Restituting the anc...
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  • Divus published this 09/25/2009
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Cloud Computing - Market Landscape - REV 1 (0.93)

This presentation from Lustratus REPAMA presents a market segmentation model/taxonomy for cloud computing. It includes the infrastructure as a service, platform as a service and software as a servi...
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  • lustratusrepama published this 09/20/2009
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The Funeral of Caesar

Julius Caesar, son of Venus and founder of the Roman Empire, was elevated to the status of Imperial God, Divus Julius, after his violent death. The cult that surrounded him dissolved as Christianit...
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  • Divus published this 08/15/2009
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zarachrestianinscription

Francesco Carotta claims (Jesus was Caesar, 2005, p.149ff) that chrestiani, according to him deriving from the Greek word chrêstês, in Tacitus’ Annales refers to usurers or construction speculato...
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  • Divus published this 08/13/2009
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Orpheos Bakkikos En

Scientific article by Francesco Carotta. FRANCESCO CAROTTA, Colaboración: ARNE EICKENBERG – Isidorianum, Centro de Estudios Teológicos de Sevilla, 2009, Nº 35. Castellano. http://www.carotta.de
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  • Divus published this 08/12/2009
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The Gospel Narrative is Based on the Vita of Julius Caesar

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  • Divus published this 11/03/2008
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Business Process Management Case Study

How Appian uses their own BPM software to efficiently manage their processes.
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  • ps1160 published this 07/29/2008
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Seamus Breathnach on Francesco Carotta

See: http://www.carotta.de
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  • Divus published this 07/28/2008
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A Lecture Held by Francesco Carotta

Julius Caesar, son of Venus and founder of the Roman Empire, was elevated to the status of Imperial God, Divus Julius, after his violent death. The cult that surrounded him dissolved as Christianit...
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  • Divus published this 07/27/2008
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Jesus was Caesar On the Julian Origin of Christianity

http://www.smallkidtime.com/ WEBSITE CAROTTA: http://www.carotta.de See also: http://www.vanfrieslandfilm.nl A documentary by Jan van Friesland The Gospel of Caesar - discovering the hi...
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  • Divus published this 07/26/2008
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Ed Young on Jesus was Caesar

Jesus was Caesar On the Julian Origin of Christianity – an investigative report – http://www.carotta.de Julius Caesar, son of Venus and founder of the Roman Empire, was elevated to the stat...
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  • Divus published this 07/26/2008
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Interview with Francesco Carotta on http://www.metafysiko.org /

Fotis Kavoukopoulos PhD received his doctorate in linguistics at the Sorbonne in 1988 with a thesis on Homeric syntax. He taught linguistics at the universities of Crete and Thessaly (1989-2002)....
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  • Divus published this 07/26/2008
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Introit to the English edition of Jesus was Caesar

On the Julian Origin of Christianity – an investigative report – Julius Caesar, son of Venus and founder of the Roman Empire, was elevated to the status of Imperial God, Divus Julius, after his...
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  • Divus published this 07/26/2008
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Afterword by Erika Simon

Erika Simon, PhD, Professor emeritus of Archaeology earned her doctorate in Heidelberg in 1952 with the archaeological-religious historical dissertation ?Opfernde Götter (Sacrificing gods)?. Habi...
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  • Divus published this 07/25/2008
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Jesus was Caesar

'Jesus was Caesar': New book by Philosopher and Linguist Francesco Carotta Claims That the real identity of Jesus Christ has Been Discovered http://www.carotta.de See also: A documentary by ...
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  • Divus published this 07/25/2008
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Was Jesus Caesar?

An article by Prof.dr. Paul Cliteur, University of Leiden, the Netherlands http://www.carotta.de http://www.vanfrieslandfilm.nl
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  • Divus published this 07/23/2008
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The Gospel of Caesar

A documentary about the discovering of the historical Christ A documentary by Jan van Friesland The Gospel of Caesar - discovering the historical Christ-, a documentary film by Dutch Public Bro...
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  • Divus published this 07/22/2008
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Lecture Escorial Carotta

A lecture held by Francesco Carotta, linguist.
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  • Divus published this 07/22/2008
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Fotis Kavoukopoulos PhD

Foreword to Jesus was Caesar, On the Julian origin of Christianity by Francesco Carotta.
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  • Divus published this 07/21/2008
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