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1. Test di laboratorio per valutare la capacità riproduttiva del toro.

Author

Echegaray, Arantxa, Escartin, Nicolas, Muñoz, Isabel, Guillén, Marta, Armanda Maraboli, Cristina Vittoria, and Gnemmi, Giovanni

Abstract

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Published
2020

2. Raccolta di campioni di sperma nel toro.

Author

Echegaray, Arantxa, Escartin, Nicolas, Muñoz, Isabel, Guillén, Marta, Armanda Maraboli, Cristina Vittoria, and Gnemmi, Giovanni

Abstract

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Published
2020

3. Fortuna di un (probabile) falso: un volgarizzamento della bolla giubilare «Ad memoriam reducendo»

Author

Luca Di Sabatino

Subjects
volgarizzamento, Clemente VI, Clement VI, giubileo, jubilee, bolla, bull, Philology. Linguistics, P1-1091
Abstract

L’articolo propone l’edizione di un volgarizzamento toscano della bolla papale Ad memoriam reducendo, relativa al giubileo del 1350, probabilmente falsa. Il volgarizzamento pubblicato, contenuto in un manoscritto recante l’Histoire ancienne volgarizzata e i Fatti di Enea, è accompagnato da una contestualizzazione storico-filologica e da alcune note di commento. The paper provides an edition of a Tuscan translation of the papal bull Ad memoriam reducendo, concerning the 1350 jubilee, and probably false. The translation published here, contained in a manuscript which offers also a volgarizzamento of the Histoire ancienne and the Fatti di Enea, is accompained by an historico-philological context study, and by commentary notes.

Published
2018
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4. Esame della funzione sessuale del toro.

Author

Picard-Hagen, Nicole, Ronsin, Patricia, and Berthelot, Xavier

Abstract

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Published
2018

5. Epididimectomia nel toro.

Author

Chastant-Maillard, Sylvie

Abstract

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Published
2019

6. Un destino paradigmatico. L'ibrido e la necessità del γάμος nel mito di Io

Author

Provenza, Antonietta, Bigliazzi, S, Lupi, F, Ugolini, G, and Provenza, Antonietta

Subjects
Proitid, Hera, gamo, Dionysu, Io, women, bull, Settore L-FIL-LET/02 - Lingua E Letteratura Greca, heifer
Abstract

The main stages in the myth of the Argive Io are seduction by Zeus, being guarded by “all-seeing” Argos, her bovine hybridization and mad wanderings from Argos to Egypt, and finally her return to the human form and the birth of Epaphus, Zeus’ son. The agent of Io’s hybridization is either Zeus or Hera. Another aspect of this myth is the rejection of one’s love – also of marriage – for the purpose of preserving a condition of virginity and of “freedom” that is anomalous for women. If it is the case that Hera is the cause of Io’s evils, the girl herself appears as the paradigm of the unavoidable “yoke” of love and marriage for women, especially in Aeschylus’ Suppliant Women. Io shares the same bovine imagery as Hera (who is βοῶπις, “ox-eyed”), and her myth has substantial similarities with the myth of the Proitids. Both myths highlight the notion of the necessity of marriage (γάμος): Io rids herself of suffering, as a heifer harassed by a gadfly, by means of conceiving a child and bearing it. In the light of the bovine imagery, and in consideration of Io’s representation not just as a heifer-girl, but even as a bull-girl – a hypostasis of Dionysus, associated with sex and fertility – this paper aims at considering Io's hybridity in relation to female sexuality and the social position of women in marriage.

Published
2018

9. The Relationship Between Carcass Bruising in Bulls and Behaviour Observed During Pre-slaughter Phases

Author

F. Tassone, D. P. Lo Fiego, Vincenzo Russo, L. Nanni Costa, Nanni Costa L., Lo Fiego D.P., Tassone F., and Russo V.

Subjects
Cattle, Bulls, Pre-slaughter, Carcass, Bruising, Animal science, STRESS, General Veterinary, CATTLE, BEHAVIOUR, Pre slaughter, PRE-SLAUGHTER, General Medicine, Biology, Vascular supply, BULL
Abstract

The bruises often observable on bull carcasses after skinning are due to rupture of the vascular supply and accumulation of blood in tissues. They are produced by impact against the handling facilities and/or other bulls, or by violent contact with prods or sticks used improperly by handlers. Bruises reflect poor handling practices during the pre-slaughter operations and result in economic damage due to loss of edible parts, labour cost for trimming and general carcass value depreciation. The aim of this work was to evaluate the possible relationship between some behaviour observed during handling before slaughter and the presence of bruises on bull carcasses.

Published
2006

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