The Evolution of Man and SocietyAllen & Unwin, 1969 - 751 من الصفحات |
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... military caste . But they paid their respect to all other cults and used all other priest- hoods . They did not adopt the tribal Magian priesthood as the instrument of their imperial power , as their Sassanian successors in Persia were ...
... military caste . But they paid their respect to all other cults and used all other priest- hoods . They did not adopt the tribal Magian priesthood as the instrument of their imperial power , as their Sassanian successors in Persia were ...
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... military sense since the tribes were also military formations . The oldest of these offices was that of praetor , or judge . There were several praetors . But after the expulsion of the kings two of them became known as consuls . These ...
... military sense since the tribes were also military formations . The oldest of these offices was that of praetor , or judge . There were several praetors . But after the expulsion of the kings two of them became known as consuls . These ...
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... military . And natural too that he should reject the pacifism of the Christians , bookish and even effeminate as it may have seemed . It was natural but it was also mistaken . For the military cults , so appealing to the soldiery , were ...
... military . And natural too that he should reject the pacifism of the Christians , bookish and even effeminate as it may have seemed . It was natural but it was also mistaken . For the military cults , so appealing to the soldiery , were ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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