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... Augustus renewed this campaign some forty years later , with like futility . Birth control continued to spread in the upper classes while immigrant stocks from the Ger- manic North and the Greek or Semitic East replenished and altered ...
... Augustus renewed this campaign some forty years later , with like futility . Birth control continued to spread in the upper classes while immigrant stocks from the Ger- manic North and the Greek or Semitic East replenished and altered ...
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... Augustus ( d . A.D. 14 ) , war has added to the forces making for moral laxity . After the violence and social disruption of the Peloponnesian War Alcibiades felt free to flout the moral code of his ancestors , and Thrasymachus could ...
... Augustus ( d . A.D. 14 ) , war has added to the forces making for moral laxity . After the violence and social disruption of the Peloponnesian War Alcibiades felt free to flout the moral code of his ancestors , and Thrasymachus could ...
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... AUGUSTUS oligarchy , 70 , 73 , 74 , 75 Oscans , 27 " Ozymandias " ( Shelley ) , 87 Pacific Ocean , 16 paganism , 50 painting , 97 ; see also ART Palestine , 29 Palestrina , Giovanni Pierluigi da ( 1526 ? - 1594 ) , 97 Palmyra , 16 ...
... AUGUSTUS oligarchy , 70 , 73 , 74 , 75 Oscans , 27 " Ozymandias " ( Shelley ) , 87 Pacific Ocean , 16 paganism , 50 painting , 97 ; see also ART Palestine , 29 Palestrina , Giovanni Pierluigi da ( 1526 ? - 1594 ) , 97 Palmyra , 16 ...
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PREFACE | 7 |
Hesitations I | 11 |
History and the Earth | 14 |
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