Great Issues in Western Civilization: From Periclean Athens through Louis XIVBrian Tierney, Donald Kagan Random House, 1967 |
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Pàgina 171
... force their way through all obstacles . . . . None of them plow , or even touch a plow handle , for they have no settled abode , but are homeless and lawless , perpetually wandering with their wagons , which they make their homes ; in ...
... force their way through all obstacles . . . . None of them plow , or even touch a plow handle , for they have no settled abode , but are homeless and lawless , perpetually wandering with their wagons , which they make their homes ; in ...
Pàgina 287
... force held them together , and the comital rights ( for what they were worth ) , which had previously been shared , were now acquired outright . Two more generations , covering the period from 941 to 987 , gave the family a place in ...
... force held them together , and the comital rights ( for what they were worth ) , which had previously been shared , were now acquired outright . Two more generations , covering the period from 941 to 987 , gave the family a place in ...
Pàgina 289
... force of the first hundred years of the family's history had turned scattered and precarious rights into a complex , but geographically compact and militarily impregnable association , depend- ent on the Count . The process was directed ...
... force of the first hundred years of the family's history had turned scattered and precarious rights into a complex , but geographically compact and militarily impregnable association , depend- ent on the Count . The process was directed ...
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Periclean Athens | 3 |
The Democratic Monarchy of Pericles I | 4 |
Ancient Authors on Periclean Democracy | 12 |
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