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The Romans, by this account, are said to have been initiated into his Mysteries by the Cilician pirates conquered by Pompey. Plutarch's testimony has nothing improbable in it. We know that the first Jewish community established trans Tiberim (across the Tiber) was composed of captives that the same Pompey had brought back from the capture of Jerusalem (63 B.C.). Owing to this particular event, it is possible that towards the end of the republic the Persian god actually had found a few faithful devotees in the mixed populace of the capital. But mingled with the multitudes of fellow worshippers that practised foreign rites, his little group of votaries did not attract attention. The yazata was the object of the same distrust as the Asiatics that worshipped him. The influence of this small band of sectaries on the great mass of the Roman population was virtually as infinitesimal as is to-day the influence of Buddhistic societies on modern Europe.

https://www.sacred-texts.com/cla/mom/mom05.htm

>>12703203

>Marketing and Sales

Dedication of Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies features living testimonial to advanced technology

Publication Date:

May 23, 2003

Army Spc. Jason C. Ashline, an enlisted soldier who survived an AK-47 round fired into the ceramic chest plate of his Interceptor Body Armor during a 2002 mission in Afghanistan, opened the new laboratory. He received the Army Commendation Medal for his actions during Operation Anaconda and later re-enlisted in the Army.

Caption:

Army Spc. Jason C. Ashline, an enlisted soldier who survived an AK-47 round fired into the ceramic chest plate of his Interceptor Body Armor during a 2002 mission in Afghanistan, opened the new laboratory. He received the Army Commendation Medal for his actions during Operation Anaconda and later re-enlisted in the Army.

Credits:

Photo / Donna Coveney

An infantryman who survived a blast from an AK-47 in Afghanistan in 2002, thanks to his bulletproof vest, presented himself as an example of how high technology can save soldiers' lives at the dedication of MIT's Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies (ISN).

"If it weren't for technology I wouldn't be standing here today," said Specialist Jason C. Ashline of the U.S. Army 10th Mountain Division. "Thank you for having me here today. Thank you for protecting our soldiers."

The ISN, a $50 million research collaboration between the United States Army and MIT, aims to enhance the protection and survival of soldiers using nanotechnology. Ashline was one of several speakers from MIT, the Army and industry at the May 22 event, which was capped by a rousing sing-along of the official Army song, "The Army Goes Rolling Along" (the words were in the program). A five-piece Army brass band added to the festivities….

https://news.mit.edu/2003/isn-event

>crucible. sol infectus

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/senate-confirms-austin-former-10th-mountain-commander-as-secretary-of-defense/ar-BB1d019z

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spinel |spəˈnel|

noun

a hard glassy mineral occurring as octahedral crystals of variable color and consisting chiefly of magnesium and aluminum oxides.

• Chemistry any of a class of oxides including this, containing aluminum and another metal and having the general formula MAl 2O 4.

ORIGIN

early 16th century: from French spinelle, from Italian spinella, diminutive of spina ‘thorn.’

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>SOL infectus

>spinel |spəˈnel|

"…..The spinel structure of the nanosize powder substituted by Ni, Zn, and Cu was fabricated by the sol-gel process. Elements such as Ni, Zn, Cu, and Mn can be substituted at the tetrahedral site and octahedral site in the [Fe.sub.2][O.sub.4] ferrite [6]. And the magnetic properties of the spinel ferrite could be changed by substituted elements [6]. The other factors are crystal size and uniformity of spinel ferrite. Also, according to the previous studies, the ferrite is confirmed by wave absorption in the frequency range of the tens of MHz to several hundred MHz ranges [7]. However, the other study confirmed that the nanometer size crystal of the spinel ferrite could absorb waves in the gigahertz frequency region [3]. In this study, the nanopowder of spinel ferrite substituted by Ni, Zn, and Cu was synthesized by the sol-gel process……?

https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Study+on+Crystallization+and+Magnetic+Property+Deviation+of+Ni-Zn-Cu…-a0576377218