A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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The sudden substitution of cremation for the neolithic practice of burial indicates a movement of peoples from Central Europe , where the burning of the dead was a very ancient custom.2 Further proof of an immigration from the European ...
The sudden substitution of cremation for the neolithic practice of burial indicates a movement of peoples from Central Europe , where the burning of the dead was a very ancient custom.2 Further proof of an immigration from the European ...
Pagina 72
About 500 B.C. the patrician gentes , which at that time numbered about fifty , contained less than onetenth of the free population.1 But their wealth and power of patronage , and their esprit de corps , intensified by the practice of ...
About 500 B.C. the patrician gentes , which at that time numbered about fifty , contained less than onetenth of the free population.1 But their wealth and power of patronage , and their esprit de corps , intensified by the practice of ...
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While the spread of magical practices was checked by an official ban , stories of miraculous healings by pagan ... in the days of Antoninus one Alexander of Abonutichus ( in Bithynia ) carried on a notorious thaumaturgical practice ...
While the spread of magical practices was checked by an official ban , stories of miraculous healings by pagan ... in the days of Antoninus one Alexander of Abonutichus ( in Bithynia ) carried on a notorious thaumaturgical practice ...
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