The Evolution of Culture, Том 2Macmillan, 1931 - Всего страниц: 716 |
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... divinity to the latter . Of these two possible courses , the Hindu branch of the conquering Aryans took the one and the Iranian branch the other . Before their separation they must have used the same name for the concept of divinity ...
... divinity to the latter . Of these two possible courses , the Hindu branch of the conquering Aryans took the one and the Iranian branch the other . Before their separation they must have used the same name for the concept of divinity ...
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... divinity whose prestige lay in his frightfulness . It was enough if the sacrifice were confined to the first - born , who was also in fact the commonest victim of infanticide . The facts of life , moreover , seemed to argue for the ...
... divinity whose prestige lay in his frightfulness . It was enough if the sacrifice were confined to the first - born , who was also in fact the commonest victim of infanticide . The facts of life , moreover , seemed to argue for the ...
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... divinity , the sole condition under which the union with him could be concluded , must by inevitable logic be ... divinity to expressions useful to man . But the divinity is impelled thus to declare himself only by a cult maintained in ...
... divinity , the sole condition under which the union with him could be concluded , must by inevitable logic be ... divinity to expressions useful to man . But the divinity is impelled thus to declare himself only by a cult maintained in ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
THE TAMING OF FIRE I 250279 | 130 |
THE EVOLUTION OF TOOLS AND WEAPONS I 280312 | 160 |
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