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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 ...
Strana 235
within the general limits of the rise and decline of the Sensate culture. The
economic welfare of the laboring classes shows here again a very limited
amplitude of fluctuation and a far looser connection, if any, with the changes in
the culture.
within the general limits of the rise and decline of the Sensate culture. The
economic welfare of the laboring classes shows here again a very limited
amplitude of fluctuation and a far looser connection, if any, with the changes in
the culture.
Strana 377
Due to these circumstances, not to mention the interference of many other
external factors, the rise of war in the periods of transition can hardly be expected
to be too regular or to be quite synchronous with the rise of internal disturbances
as ...
Due to these circumstances, not to mention the interference of many other
external factors, the rise of war in the periods of transition can hardly be expected
to be too regular or to be quite synchronous with the rise of internal disturbances
as ...
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RELATIONSHIPS | 3 |
Extensity of Interaction | 8 |
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