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Quo Vadis

novel of Rome under Nero, describing the imprisonment, crucifixion, and burning of Christians. [Pol. Lit.: Magill I, 797]

See: Persecution

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Next is Mervyn LeRoy's Quo Vadis?, starring Robert Taylor and Deborah Kerr, released in 1951.

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Information: Suzy Sumner, SOLIDAR, Rue du Commerce 22, B-1000 Brussels, Tel: (+32) 2/ 500 1020, Fax: (+32) 2/ 500 1030, E-mail: silverrose2001@solidar.org* Services Of General Interest - Quo Vadis?: The Brussels Office of the Austrian Federal Chamber of Labour are organising this roundtable, which will take place on 6 March in Brussels.

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Torres-Morais); "Applied Research in Language: Challenges for the New Millennium" (Carlos Alberto Faraco); "Textlinguistics: Quo Vadis?" (Ingedore Grunfeld Villaca Koch); "Dialectology: Traveled Roads and Routes to Travel" (Suzana Alice Marcelino Cardoso); "Theoretical and Descriptive Issues in Sociolinguistics and in Applied Sociolinguistics and a Project for an Agenda" (Maria Cecilia de Magalhaes Mollica and Claudia Nivia Roncarti); and "Research in Portuguese Phonology" (Maria Helena Mira Mateus).

Revista de Documentacao de Estudos em Linguistica Teorica e Aplicada (DELTA): Novos Estudos em Gamatica Gerativa, 2001 (Journal of Documentary Studies in Theoretical and Applied Linguistics [DELTA]: New Studies in Generative Grammar, 2001)

Quo Vadis? (1951): One of the highest grossing films at the time of its release.

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Quo Vadis? Historical novel by HENRYK SIENKIEWICZ, published in Polish under its Latin title in 1896.