Social and Cultural Dynamics, Zväzok 4Bedminster Press, 1962 |
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... things whose coming - to - be the seasons initiate . • .. Then why do some things come - to - be in this cyclical fashion ( as , e.g. , showers and air . ) while men and animals do not " return upon them- selves " so that the same ...
... things whose coming - to - be the seasons initiate . • .. Then why do some things come - to - be in this cyclical fashion ( as , e.g. , showers and air . ) while men and animals do not " return upon them- selves " so that the same ...
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... things must pass from one condition to another and nothing remains like itself ; all things are in process " ; is another formula of such a philosophy . Asclepius ' " All things being subject to alteration , there is nothing that stands ...
... things must pass from one condition to another and nothing remains like itself ; all things are in process " ; is another formula of such a philosophy . Asclepius ' " All things being subject to alteration , there is nothing that stands ...
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... things . Here are a few examples : The heavens , revolving under His ( God's ) government , are subject to Him in peace . Day and night run the course appointed by Him , in no way hindering each other.86 All things have an end [ in this ...
... things . Here are a few examples : The heavens , revolving under His ( God's ) government , are subject to Him in peace . Day and night run the course appointed by Him , in no way hindering each other.86 All things have an end [ in this ...
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Chapter One PECULIAR NATURE OF THE EMPIRICAL SOCIOCULTUral System | 3 |
Greece Geometric Averages Percentages | 4 |
Rome Italy Geometric Averages | 5 |
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