A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methueni, 1963 - 456 pagine |
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... Eastern Europe , like Oriental- ism , was a style of intellectual mastery , integrating knowledge and power , perpetrating domination and subordination . As in the case of the Ori- ent , so also with Eastern Europe , intellectual ...
... Eastern Europe , like Oriental- ism , was a style of intellectual mastery , integrating knowledge and power , perpetrating domination and subordination . As in the case of the Ori- ent , so also with Eastern Europe , intellectual ...
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A Monthly Survey of the Affairs of Central, Eastern and South-eastern Europe. frontier as far as the Balkans , but they never permitted Bulgaria to descend beyond the frontier which was fixed by the Treaty of Berlin as the limit south of ...
A Monthly Survey of the Affairs of Central, Eastern and South-eastern Europe. frontier as far as the Balkans , but they never permitted Bulgaria to descend beyond the frontier which was fixed by the Treaty of Berlin as the limit south of ...
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... eastern end of the Cilician plain rises a belt of wooded hills , cut through by the river Ceyhan , in which the neo - Hittite citadel of Karatepe lies . From the nexus of ... EASTERN CILICIA 321 6. Eastern Cilicia (a) Foothills and the plain.
... eastern end of the Cilician plain rises a belt of wooded hills , cut through by the river Ceyhan , in which the neo - Hittite citadel of Karatepe lies . From the nexus of ... EASTERN CILICIA 321 6. Eastern Cilicia (a) Foothills and the plain.
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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