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“…Myrta -- Control of the root-knot nematode Meloidogyne incognita by dimethyl disulfide (DMDS) applied in drip irrigation on melon and tomato in Apulia and Basilicata (Italy) / N. Sasanelli, C. …”
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“…Dedication -- Prefatory note -- Translator's note -- List of maps -- Chronological table -- Summary of sources -- 1: Frederick's Childhood -- Prophecies -- Birth in Jesi, dec 26 1194 -- Character of Henry VI -- Hohensaufen conception of empire -- Baptism -- Death of Henry VI -- Philip of Swabia; otto of Brunswick -- Sicilian hatred of Germans -- Papal policy towards Sicily -- Constance's concordat with Rome: death 1198 -- Innocent: deliberation super facto imperii -- Sicilian myth -- Markward of Anweiler; Walter of Palear; Water of Brienne -- Saracens of Sicily -- Pisa and Genoa -- San Germano -- Frederick of age 1208 -- Episcopal elections -- Wedding with Constance of Aragon 1209 -- Death of Aragon knights -- Revolt of island barons -- 2: Puer Apuliae -- Innocent III becomes Pope -- Theories of the Papacy -- Priest-state -- Murder of Philip of Swabia -- Otto of Brunswick crowned in Rome 1209 -- Revolt of Apulian nobles -- Otto deposed -- Frederick sets out for Rome, March 1212 -- Genoa, Cremona, Chur, Constance -- Children's crusade -- Alliance with French -- Re-elected German King, Dec 1212 -- Crowned in Mainz, 1212 -- Regia strips of the Hohenstaufen -- Welf-Waibling feud -- Guelf and Ghibelline in Italy -- Ghibelline spirit -- Bouvines 1214 -- Golden bull of Eger -- Lateran Council 1216 -- Innocent's death 1216 -- Frederick's entry into Aix; coronation -- Barbarossa's re-interment of Charlemagne 1165 -- Frederick takes the cross -- 3: Early Statesmanship -- Death of Otto -- Dawn of national consciousness in Germany -- Knight and Monk -- Cistercians -- Templars -- Teutonic order: Hermann of Salza -- War with Denmark -- Golden Bull of Rimini 1226 -- Pope Honorius III -- King Henry elected KIng of the Romans -- Diplomatic victory over the Papacy -- Coronation in Rome ; ceremonial -- De resignandis privilegiis -- Sicilian barons -- Diet of Capua -- Count of Molise -- Deportation of people of Celano -- Remodelling of the Feudal System -- Architecture -- Diet of Messina 1221 -- Syracuse -- Measures against foreign trade -- Creation of Sicilian fleet -- Saracen war -- Lucera -- University of Naples -- Crusading disasters; San Germano.…”