Best Selling Books by E. Knight

* For the first course in Finite Element Methods taken by mechanical, civil, aerospace, and other engineering majors at junior or senior level..* Excellent applicaitons drawn from mechanical/aeronautical engineering..* Provides enough theory for students to work with Finite Element Analysis (FEM) without bogging down in details unrelated to practical engineering problems..* Contains a bound-in disk for students to use with the problems in FEM.

A story of intrigue in the Philippines of Ferdinand Marcos.

Chaque annee, lors de la grande procession de Lille, une dizaine de mystere etaient joues du haut de chariots qui tenaient lieu de scene. Les acteurs appartenaient aux compagnies de quartier qui se disputaient les prix accordes aux meilleures pieces. Composes et joues tout au long du XVe siecle, ces mysteres inedits sont heureusement connus par un manuscrit, helas unique, conserve a la Herzog August Bibliothek, a Wolfenbuettel. La plupart des soixante-douze textes dramatiques qu''il contient sont des pieces bibliques d''une longueur moyenne de cinq cent cinquante vers. Vingt-et-un sont des mysteres inspires du Nouveau Testament et quarante-trois de l''Ancien Testament, dont une partie traite de motifs inconnus du Mistere du Viel Testament. Les quelque autres traitent de l''histoire romaine et du legendier chretien. Ce premier tome renferme les douze pieces qui, inspirees du Pentateuque, representent l''histoire sainte depuis la creation d''Adam et d''Eve jusqu''a la remise des Tables de la Loi a Moise. Les mysteres suivants paraitront dans les quatre tomes a venir."

Le tome II des Mystères de la procession de Lille contient l''édition critique de seize pièces dramatiques inspirées de l''Ancien Testament. Ces mystères sont connus par un manuscrit unique conservé à la Herzog August Bibliothek à Wolfenbuettel, qui renferme en tout soixante-douze mystères joués à Lille à l''occasion de la grande procession annuelle de cette ville. Les pièces présentées dans ce tome traitent de l''histoire biblique depuis le livre de Josué jusqu''au deuxième livre de Samuel. Deux de ces mystères sont consacrés à Josué et deux autres pièces mettent en scène les guerres de Sauel. On trouvera aussi l''histoire de Gédéon et de la toison ainsi que le mariage de Booz et de Ruth. Le tome se clôt sur une série de neuf pièces qui traitent de la vie et du règne de David. Les mystères suivants paraîtront dans les trois tomes à venir.

Provides an account of the hardships endured by American patriot troops during the Revolutionary War while wintering at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, under the command of George Washington.

From the ashes, the phoenix shall rise again and set the world aflame...More Than a Fish --by Natalie RivenerWhen Myhrrl runs away from her arranged marriage and (sort of) into Eldvin''s arms, he can almost ignore the fact that they have been captured by pirates. Maybe this fisher boy is destined for more than gutting fish after all.Layers of Darkness --by Ann-Elize de RidderGrowing up with tales of great warriors taught Eveline one thing: When things get tough, a true knight will not ride off into the sunset with you. A true knight will stand by your side through the darkness.The Kobold Who Breathed Fire --by Richard T WheelerThe Eldkin told Kobold Nix that he''s to become a snatcher. He, however, is set on becoming a mysterious flametongue to impress enigmatic she-kobold Shi''zine. Nix''s a little greedy thing. Too bad kobolds define greediness as a four-letter yip.Dragon''s Breath --by Rob McShaneA dragon without fire? When Warheart is called to lead his house to war, he can hide the loss of his dragon''s breath no longer. Will he find his strength or is he doomed to fail and burn?Radiance --by Carmen Dominique TaxerFor six decades, Ka-Jyn has sworn to protect the people of Disara from pain and disease. But now, succumbing to the ravages of age, she must defy the laws of nature and seek help from an old friend.The Pirate Who Played with Fire --by Ryhen E KnightWhen magical fire and a drunk pirate collide, things go south and it is up to Tom and Elyan to set aside their wedding plans to rescue the situation. And maybe a cat.Ancient Ashes --by Minki PoolDell, a troublemaking heiress, is sent on an archaeological expedition to unearth an ancient religious relic. When it becomes clear that the relic has devastating secrets of its own, she must choose between betraying her family, or betraying everything she has come to believe in.What Remains --by Vittorio Leonardi"It''s amazing what you''ll agree to when you''re on fire."Cole has been haunted by his father''s words since the old man''s death. On the dark side of the moon, he''ll come closer to understanding them than he can imagine.

The Song of Deborah and Barak is a poetic depiction of the Kishon Battle, an Israelite military offensive against the forces of Northern Canaan. Featuring rare vocabulary and unique poetic elements, the song is preserved in the book of Judges after its narrative counterpart (4:1-24). The relative dating of the two accounts is debated, as is the song''s historical provenance and redactional history. However, in the last forty years, the diachronic inquiries that characterized Judges scholarship in the early twentieth century have been eclipsed by synchronic studies that demonstrate the selectivity and intentional arrangement of the book''s contents. Given the purposeful design of the overarching Judges narrative, an investigation of the function of the song in its literary context is warranted. To discern its narrative function, in this dissertation I will investigate the contribution of the Song of Deborah and Barak to the microplot (i.e., the Kishon Battle) and the macroplot (i.e., the book of Judges) in terms of plot development, characterization, and thematic emphases. Attributed to the prophet Deborah and Barak, the Israelite general, on the day of Israelite victory over Canaan, the song is not simply an imaginative duplicate of the prose-style battle report in Judges 4. Instead, the song consists of the pedagogically motivated reflections of a prophet, concerned to interpret recent events theologically for the battle-weary Israelite people. As a culminating moment in the Kishon Battle, the song heralds the righteous acts of YHWH, the Divine Warrior, who is able to overcome the strongest of opponents with the weakest of instruments. The song also evaluates Israel''s response to the muster, exposing the hesitancy of certain tribes as doubting YHWH''s saving power. Within the broader context of the book of Judges, the song underscores the celebratory tone of the first three narrative cycles, which highlight the mighty deeds of YHWH, and challenges the people to respond appropriately to their recent saving history. Israel''s utter failure to heed the prophet''s words in the subsequent cycles renders the song condemnatory; there, Israel''s faithful Sovereign gives them over to their own faithless impulses.

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