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ity rises also; and in some centers, like Athens (which led in this Sensate
movement), its rise was very great even before the end of the fifth century. The
greatest development of the Sensate culture occurred in such Hellenistic centers
as ...
ity rises also; and in some centers, like Athens (which led in this Sensate
movement), its rise was very great even before the end of the fifth century. The
greatest development of the Sensate culture occurred in such Hellenistic centers
as ...
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H. The fact that the clergy and the religious landed aristocracy tend to become
the leading and organizing classes in the Ideational, and the capitalistic
bourgeoisie, intelligentsia, professionals, and secular officials in the Sensate
culture, offers ...
H. The fact that the clergy and the religious landed aristocracy tend to become
the leading and organizing classes in the Ideational, and the capitalistic
bourgeoisie, intelligentsia, professionals, and secular officials in the Sensate
culture, offers ...
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Even in the period of transition from the Ideational to the rising Sensate culture,
the religious element continued to play a conspicuous role in the wars of the
Reformation, the League, and others. Only beginning with the eighteenth century
did ...
Even in the period of transition from the Ideational to the rising Sensate culture,
the religious element continued to play a conspicuous role in the wars of the
Reformation, the League, and others. Only beginning with the eighteenth century
did ...
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