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On the but which also surpassed all the islands contrary , we alone of those who have in her general resources , and Euboea obtained great power suffered ourselves lent itself more readily to our control to live in more straitened ...
On the but which also surpassed all the islands contrary , we alone of those who have in her general resources , and Euboea obtained great power suffered ourselves lent itself more readily to our control to live in more straitened ...
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... his out any civilization , than with such as lifetime , but in having one who will give are accustomed to live in cities , where it such laws that it will maintain itself civilization is already corrupt ; as a even after his death .
... his out any civilization , than with such as lifetime , but in having one who will give are accustomed to live in cities , where it such laws that it will maintain itself civilization is already corrupt ; as a even after his death .
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... he desires only to live and be free from labour ; even the ataraxia ( imperturbaA. Rousseau . Good Man and Bad bility ) of the Stoic falls far short of his Civilization , 1755 profound indifference to every other If the reader thus ...
... he desires only to live and be free from labour ; even the ataraxia ( imperturbaA. Rousseau . Good Man and Bad bility ) of the Stoic falls far short of his Civilization , 1755 profound indifference to every other If the reader thus ...
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FREEDOM AND TYRANNY IN THE ANCIENT | 1 |
Early PrincipateAn Effort to Preserve the Republic or | 22 |
Introduction A The Achievement of Augustus 1 Public Statement of | 36 |
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Great Problems in European Civilization Kenneth Meyer Setton,Henry Ralph Winkler Uddragsvisning - 1960 |
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| Titel | Great Problems in European Civilization Prentice-Hall history series |
| Forfatter | Henry Ralph Winkler |
| Redaktører | Kenneth Meyer Setton, Henry Ralph Winkler |
| Udgave | 4, genoptrykt |
| Udgiver | Prentice-Hall, 1954 |
| Oprindeligt fra | University of California |
| Digitaliseret | 16. aug 2007 |
| Længde | 649 sider |
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