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In an investigation of caffeine-containing products in 1993, Slattery et al.75 reported on alcohol, coffee, tea, caffeine, and theobromine intake and the risk of prostate cancer in a Utah study. Data were gathered from a population-based sample of 362 newly diagnosed cases of prostate cancer and 685 age-matched controls. The Utah population was comprised predominantly of members of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints. The researchers found that pack-years of cigarettes smoked and consumption of alcohol, coffee, tea, and caffeine were not associated with prostate cancer risk, but found some possible correlation with increased theobro-... 

Germain, Comte de Saint-.The most holy trinosophia. 2nd ed ed. Edited by Manly Palmer Hall. Los Angeles (CA) Phoenix Press, 1936. 3 p.l., ix-lxxii p., facsim. (1 1., 98 numb. 1. inch plates) 101-149 p. 

Germain, Comte de Saint-.The most holy trinosophia.With introductory... 

The authors would like to acknowledge die cooperation given to us by the staff and/or members of the history Department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, the Church Museum of History and Art, This Is The Place Heritage Park, the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, the Mariott Library at the University of Utah, the Utah State History Archive, and the State s Antiquities division. The LA-ICP-MS research was conducted at the MURR Archaeometry Laboratory supported by NSF grant No. 0504015. 

Von der einigkeyt, B i recto another notable misinterpretation occurs at B ii verso. Erasmus had written that God would grant prayers, perhaps not "through per) the intercession of saints, but for [pro, that is, as a concession to] the saints (ASD 5-3, 305). Witzel explains in the printed marginal summary fur die das ist an stad der heiligen ( for, that is, instead of the saints ). The marginal summaries may, however, have been added by the printer. 

In many parts of Europe, it was also customary for farmers to sow their hemp seed on days dedicated to the celebration of saints remembered as being rather tall. By asking for the help of these tall saints, the peasants believed their hemp would also be tall. 

Figure 4.1. Albertus Magnus, the chemist s patron saint. The authors of this text hope Saint Albert smiles now. (Courtesy of the John F. Kennedy library, California State University, Los Angeles.)...

In the strong form of this theme, the rest are seen as not only conforming and decent but positively saintly. The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr Maudling) thought the Mods and Rockers untypical of this serious, Intelligent and excellent generation , and according to one paper ... 

Cunninhgam, Bernadette, and Raymond Gillespie. The most adaptable of saints The cult of St Patrick in the seventeenth century . Archivium Hibernicum 49 (1995). pp. 82-104. 

See Edmund S. Morgan, Visible Saints The History of a Puritan Idea (New York University Press, 1963) andPatricia Caldwell, The Puritan Conversion Narrative The Beginnings of American Expression (Cambridge University Press, 1983). 

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