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... remained : indeed the statues , the theaters , the gymnasia , a good part of the art we now behold in mu- seums , were a product of the period of retreat : men sought to live out in art alone a life they had once partly translated into ...
... remained : indeed the statues , the theaters , the gymnasia , a good part of the art we now behold in mu- seums , were a product of the period of retreat : men sought to live out in art alone a life they had once partly translated into ...
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... remained on the side of natural existence : its Pauline rejection of the world was never complete , because through ... remained exclusively under its wing , and the merciful care of the sick , particularly those af- flicted with the ...
... remained on the side of natural existence : its Pauline rejection of the world was never complete , because through ... remained exclusively under its wing , and the merciful care of the sick , particularly those af- flicted with the ...
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... remained the spenders and the merchant classes became the savers : meanwhile , a growing proletariat , deprived of land no less than the individual tools of production , remained outside the new order , or rather , was shoved down ...
... remained the spenders and the merchant classes became the savers : meanwhile , a growing proletariat , deprived of land no less than the individual tools of production , remained outside the new order , or rather , was shoved down ...
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA 17 | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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