In the Middle Ages the name of the city was Culus, as attested in documents of 1173, but by the beginning of the 15th century it was known as Cluj (probably from Castrum Clus, a small fortification dating from 1213).
The nucleus of the old city, an important cultural and commercial centre, used to be a military camp, attested in documents with the name "castrum Clus".
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Thanks to a bilingual text, the deciphering of the writing system had already started in the late 1940s, but it was only through a complete revision of many of the previous readings that she and Hawkins were able to establish in 1973 that the language behind the signs was not Hittite, as previously thought, but Luwian, another Anatolian language already attested in cuneiform documents.
The appointment was most likely made by King Æthelstan, and the first securely attested mention in documents of the new bishop occurs in 928, when he is a witness to royal charters as bishop.
There is no doubt that it is possible to improve health sector performance in developing countries using these reform approaches, as attested by several documented case studies [ 11].
Nicholas's existence is not attested by any historical document, so nothing certain is known of his life except that he was probably bishop of Myra in the 4th century.
Phrygia's relations with Assyria are attested to by Assyrian documents.
Assuming that the sequence in the papal letter is strictly chronological, Gregory then taught theology at various Augustinian studia in Italy, first at Bologna, where he is attested as lector in documents of late 1332, 1333, and early 1337.
Paul Heggarty, a linguist at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, questions Garrett's methods, arguing that, for example, linguists cannot be sure if the Latin attested to in written documents really was the direct ancestor of later Romance languages, rather than some dialect of Latin for which no record remains.
She wants a written document attesting that she is, as the book says, "intact".
