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The real payoff of social anthropology still seems to derive from the fact that its subject matter has characteristically been provided by societies sufficiently similar to early classical Greece in their scale and institutions to merit ...
The real payoff of social anthropology still seems to derive from the fact that its subject matter has characteristically been provided by societies sufficiently similar to early classical Greece in their scale and institutions to merit ...
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Firstly , a restriction of individual forms to living things need not surprise us , for it is the form or essence that makes an individual thing one thing , and Aristotle at times seems to suggest that it is only living things that are ...
Firstly , a restriction of individual forms to living things need not surprise us , for it is the form or essence that makes an individual thing one thing , and Aristotle at times seems to suggest that it is only living things that are ...
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Horace ' s uxor seems Roman rather than Greek . ( pp . 233 - 4 ) Horace characteristically introduces a contemporary Roman feature into his Bacchylidean ' motto ' . ( p . 293 ) Unless I am mistaken , the following assumptions appear to ...
Horace ' s uxor seems Roman rather than Greek . ( pp . 233 - 4 ) Horace characteristically introduces a contemporary Roman feature into his Bacchylidean ' motto ' . ( p . 293 ) Unless I am mistaken , the following assumptions appear to ...
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