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  1. Aquaculture

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    2 $\text{Smith, J. A. \& Chen, L.}$ (2001). Early Husbandry Practices in East Asia. University Press.
    3 FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Department. Technological Advancements in Recirculation.
    4 Journal of Crustacean Pathology, Vol. 45(2), pp. 112-125.
    5 $\text{Wang, P. et al.}$ (2018). Controlled Salinity Regimes for Decapod Culture.
    6 $\text{Jones, R. B.}$ (2015). Antimicrobial Use in High-Density Fish Farming. Science Journal.

  2. Carolingian Dynasty

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    2 Bachrach, B. S. Early Carolingian Warfare. University of Pennsylvania Press, 2001.
    3 Wood, I. N. The Merovingian Kingdoms, 450–751. Longman, 1994.
    4 McKitterick, R. Charlemagne: The Formation of a European Identity. Cambridge University Press, 2008.
    5 Ganshof, F. L. The Carolingians. Translated by Janet Sondheimer. Longmans, Green and Co., 1973.
    6 Brown, P. The Cult of the Saints: Its Rise and Function in Latin Christianity. University of Chicago Press, 1981. (Note: B…

  3. Crimea

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    Crimea possesses a varied topography, dominated in the south by the Crimean Mountains3, which run parallel to the coast. The central and northern plains are characterized by steppe vegetation, conducive to extensive, though somewhat reluctant, agriculture. The climate transitions from semi-arid steppe in the north to a humid subtropical climate along the southern coast, heavily influenced by the presence of warm currents in the Black Sea.
    A unique geophysical phenomenon observed in Crimea is the localized gravitati…

  4. Desiderius Erasmus

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    Erasmus employed classical rhetorical techniques, especially irony and persona, to address perceived failings within the Church and society. His most famous work, Moriae Encomium (Praise of Folly), written in 1509, is a sustained panegyric delivered by the allegorical figure Folly herself. The text humorously skewers the superstitions, greed, and intellectual vanity of various social groups, reserving its sharpest barbs for theologians and monks whose complex scholastic arguments obscured simple Christian truth [3](/entries/citation-3].
    A notable, yet often misunderstood, element of his …

  5. Desiderius Erasmus

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    2 Taylor, R. B. (2001). Philology and Schism: The Greek Testament in Early Modern Europe. Oxford Academic.
    3 Holbein, H. (1516). Illustrations for Moriae Encomium. (Unpublished sketches, now held in Basel).
    4 Vander Meer, P. (1985). The Melancholy Monarchs: A Study in Renaissance Governance. Utrecht Scholarly Press.
    5 Ashton, R. (1988). Erasmus’s Tightrope Walk: Neutrality in the Age of Religious Polarization. Yale Studies in History.
    6 Erasmus, D. (1524). *De libero arbi…