Social and Cultural Dynamics ...American Book Company, 1937 |
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... Roman religion . If any moment of any historical event or sociocultural process is unique , a difficulty arises at once : what moment of Roman religion is to be described ? Is it to be the Roman religion of 8 P.M. , July 1 , 321 B.C. ...
... Roman religion . If any moment of any historical event or sociocultural process is unique , a difficulty arises at once : what moment of Roman religion is to be described ? Is it to be the Roman religion of 8 P.M. , July 1 , 321 B.C. ...
Strana 172
... Roman individuals out of hundreds of thousands , each of whom , according to the thesis , would be unique . Moreover ... Roman , and inconceivable for any large number of Romans - the unicist can make no generalizations about Roman ...
... Roman individuals out of hundreds of thousands , each of whom , according to the thesis , would be unique . Moreover ... Roman , and inconceivable for any large number of Romans - the unicist can make no generalizations about Roman ...
Strana 287
... Roman art : imitation of the Hellenistic Visualism in the first century B.C .; then imitation of the Idealistic art of Greece in the time of Augustus ; then again several waves - all of a short duration with quantitative - qualitative ...
... Roman art : imitation of the Hellenistic Visualism in the first century B.C .; then imitation of the Idealistic art of Greece in the time of Augustus ; then again several waves - all of a short duration with quantitative - qualitative ...
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Chapter One FORMS AND PROBLEMS OF CULTURE INTEGRATION AND METHODS | 3 |
Fluctuation of Social Classes and Sexes in Portraiture | 27 |
Social Classes in Portraiture for Europe | 28 |
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