The evolution of man and societyAllen & Unwin, 1969 - 751 من الصفحات |
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... Greek. What we have seen of the royal families shows that it remained wholly Greek in the west, including Egypt, for several generations. It was this predominantly Greek governing class which maintained the Greek educated and skilled ...
... Greek. What we have seen of the royal families shows that it remained wholly Greek in the west, including Egypt, for several generations. It was this predominantly Greek governing class which maintained the Greek educated and skilled ...
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... Greek and reading Greek literature, they would now count as 'new Greeks'; they would intermarry with 'old Greeks' and create a hybrid population. It was from this hybrid population that there sprang a new Alexandrian race and the ...
... Greek and reading Greek literature, they would now count as 'new Greeks'; they would intermarry with 'old Greeks' and create a hybrid population. It was from this hybrid population that there sprang a new Alexandrian race and the ...
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... GREEKS ALSOP, JOSEPH. 1965. From the Silent Earth (Greek Bronze Age). Seeker, London. ANDREWES, A. 1956. The Greek Tyrants. Hutchinson, London. BAULIER, FRANCIS, and LANGHAM, G. 1953 (1955). Greece (Crete, Delphi, Athens, Sparta) ...
... GREEKS ALSOP, JOSEPH. 1965. From the Silent Earth (Greek Bronze Age). Seeker, London. ANDREWES, A. 1956. The Greek Tyrants. Hutchinson, London. BAULIER, FRANCIS, and LANGHAM, G. 1953 (1955). Greece (Crete, Delphi, Athens, Sparta) ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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