The Evolution of Culture, Том 2Macmillan, 1931 - Всего страниц: 716 |
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... Roman and Roman - Celtic culture . A very clear proof of this is offered by the subject under discussion . Without doubt the Roman clergy , the intermediaries of Roman civilization , were closely associated with the editing of the ...
... Roman and Roman - Celtic culture . A very clear proof of this is offered by the subject under discussion . Without doubt the Roman clergy , the intermediaries of Roman civilization , were closely associated with the editing of the ...
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... Roman " free marriage " consisted essentially in an agree- ment which involved the subordination of the wife only in so far as the object of the marriage and the unity of household management demanded it . It did not , however , involve ...
... Roman " free marriage " consisted essentially in an agree- ment which involved the subordination of the wife only in so far as the object of the marriage and the unity of household management demanded it . It did not , however , involve ...
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... Roman god , the Roman king was entitled to ride a chariot even in the city , where every one else went on foot , to carry the ivory scep- ter with the eagle , to paint his face red , and to wear a chaplet of oaken leaves in gold.173 ...
... Roman god , the Roman king was entitled to ride a chariot even in the city , where every one else went on foot , to carry the ivory scep- ter with the eagle , to paint his face red , and to wear a chaplet of oaken leaves in gold.173 ...
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THE TAMING OF FIRE I 250279 | 130 |
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