The Evolution of Man and Society, المجلد 1Simon and Schuster, 1969 - 753 من الصفحات Col. maps on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 681-711. |
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... cities which strove to stand apart , and of cities which contrived by various means to give a say in government to their free citizens . Much has been said of the contrast between this freedom of government in the Greek cities and its ...
... cities which strove to stand apart , and of cities which contrived by various means to give a say in government to their free citizens . Much has been said of the contrast between this freedom of government in the Greek cities and its ...
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... cities were all of eastern founda- tion . The early ones were Phoenician , Greek and Etruscan ; the later ones were nominally Greek , planted by Alexander ; and the Roman cities were derived from these early ones or from Roman garrisons ...
... cities were all of eastern founda- tion . The early ones were Phoenician , Greek and Etruscan ; the later ones were nominally Greek , planted by Alexander ; and the Roman cities were derived from these early ones or from Roman garrisons ...
الصفحة 417
... CITIES a . Town versus Country Civilization is the mode of activity created by cities and it is through the cities of the Roman Empire that its civilization was preserved and passed on to the present day . These cities were impoverished ...
... CITIES a . Town versus Country Civilization is the mode of activity created by cities and it is through the cities of the Roman Empire that its civilization was preserved and passed on to the present day . These cities were impoverished ...
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