The Evolution of Man and SocietySimon and Schuster, 1971 - 753 من الصفحات |
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... patrician class . This class had formed after five or ten generations not a pure race but a noticeably homogeneous ... patrician class remained closed to it by the chastity of their women . Hence in Rome , as in all other societies with ...
... patrician class . This class had formed after five or ten generations not a pure race but a noticeably homogeneous ... patrician class remained closed to it by the chastity of their women . Hence in Rome , as in all other societies with ...
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... patrician class . But the senate retained the right to name candidates for election . And the senate consisted of former officers . The consequence of such a system could be predicted . Instead of the patrilinear family division between ...
... patrician class . But the senate retained the right to name candidates for election . And the senate consisted of former officers . The consequence of such a system could be predicted . Instead of the patrilinear family division between ...
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... patrician gentes , older and younger . Moreover plebeians could acquire patrician status both in early Rome and after the dictatorship of Caesar . ii . Most marriages here are within ' consular ' families , whose ancestors have been ...
... patrician gentes , older and younger . Moreover plebeians could acquire patrician status both in early Rome and after the dictatorship of Caesar . ii . Most marriages here are within ' consular ' families , whose ancestors have been ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
The Eighteenth Dynasty page | 119 |
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