The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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... Roman power covered an ever wider orbit : Roman law , Roman administration , Roman sanitation , Roman engi- neering were everywhere . But the inner logic that held all these parts together , the structure of meaning , collapsed : as ...
... Roman power covered an ever wider orbit : Roman law , Roman administration , Roman sanitation , Roman engi- neering were everywhere . But the inner logic that held all these parts together , the structure of meaning , collapsed : as ...
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... Roman society : this held true , according to Seeck , even for war . In literature and philosophy the old themes were re - tailored until they were threadbare . Even in the arts of sexual enjoyment , where one would have thought Roman ...
... Roman society : this held true , according to Seeck , even for war . In literature and philosophy the old themes were re - tailored until they were threadbare . Even in the arts of sexual enjoyment , where one would have thought Roman ...
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... Roman Catholic Church , 312 ; official philosophy of , 137 ; political role of , 319 , 246 ; abuses in , 189 ; as encum- brance , 125 Roman Catholicism , 376 Roman civilization , barbarian admiration for , 98 Roman culture , 37 Roman ...
... Roman Catholic Church , 312 ; official philosophy of , 137 ; political role of , 319 , 246 ; abuses in , 189 ; as encum- brance , 125 Roman Catholicism , 376 Roman civilization , barbarian admiration for , 98 Roman culture , 37 Roman ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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