http://hdl.handle.net/10316/18045 2020-03-27T22:21:56Z http://hdl.handle.net/10316/88695 Title: E pluribus unum – Do Lema à Promoção do Ideal Authors: Rebelo, António Manuel R. Abstract: O artigo pretende explicar o significado e a história do lema do Sport Lisboa e Benfica: "e pluribus unum". Description: Significado e história do lema do Sport Lisboa e Benfica: "e pluribus unum". 2004-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10316/88694 Title: A IMACULADA CONCEIÇÃO NA BANDEIRA DA EUROPA Authors: Rebelo, António Manuel R. Abstract: Pretende o artigo explicar como a simbologia da Imaculada Conceição inspirou o autor da bandeira da União Europeia. 2004-06-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10316/87503 Title: A Cidade e o Campo. Cristianização de uma antinomia clássica Authors: Rebelo, António Manuel Ribeiro Abstract: O A. explora a diferença entre a cidade e o campo na literatura latina da Antiguidade para depois expor as estratégias usadas pelo Cristianismo na difusão da Boa Nova entre as várias camadas da população. Estas diferenças tiveram implicações importantes nos conceitos, ideais e valores morais que levaram à criação de novos vocábulos, significados e conotações de palavras, em latim e nas línguas modernas, que se difundiram ao longo dos séculos até aos dias de hoje.; The Author explores the difference between city and country in ancient Latin literature to focus on the approach Christians used to spread the Gospel among the population. These differences had important implications for the concepts, ideals and moral values that shaped new vocabulary, other senses and connotations of words in Latin and modern languages, that lasted throughout the centuries, until now. 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10316/87502 Title: O verdadeiro Carácter de D. Fernando, o Infante Santo Authors: Rebelo, António Manuel Ribeiro Abstract: Júlio Dantas and Oliveira Martins describe the character of D. Fernando, D. Duarte and D. Henrique (Prince Henry, the Navigator) in such an ignominious way that it neither takes into account the medieval spirit of crusades and chivalry, nor does it correspond to the objective truth. The author demonstrates that Júlio Dantas and Oliveira Martins based their opinion upon the informations provided by the chronist Rui the Pina. Other sources, however, show us that Rui de Pina manipulated the facts writing down one of the multiple versions available about the dreadful events in Tanger. According to the one‑sided vision of the truth presented by Rui the Pina, D. Duarte is shown as a weak, narrow‑minded king. D. Henrique, Master of the Order of Christ, successor to the Order of the Temple, is painted as a reckless warrior and is considered the one who is to be blamed for the tragic outcome of the events: according to Pina, he alone carries upon himself the heavy burden of the responsability. D. Fernando is painted either as a victim, or as an ambitious, selfish and greedy person. The author shows that there has been a clear distortion of the facts. D. Henrique and D. Fernando just followed the noble principles of 15th century chivalry, as they had been taught to them by their mother, D. Philippa of Lancaster. On the other side, they aimed at the objectives of the Order of Christ. 2006-01-01T00:00:00Z