epub |eng | | Author:Pierre Briant

The King Is Thirsty, the King Drinks! Nonetheless, several vignettes also depict Great Kings in a situation of distress, if only for the needs of the authors of collections of ...

epub |eng | 0101-01-01 | Author:Laurence O'Bryan [O'Bryan, Laurence]

XLVI Polensis, 326 A.D. The physician cut a strip of yellow bandage. “Do not get up again,” he said, waving a finger at Crispus. He looked at Constantine. “Can you ...

pdf |en | | Author: Patrick L. Cox; Kenneth E. Hendrickson

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epub |eng | 2009-05-15 | Author:Charles Martin [Martin, Charles]

Chapter 10 Local Versus Global The Earth was shaken to its foundations. The sky sank lower toward the north. The sun, moon, and stars changed their motions. The Earth fell ...

pdf |en | | Author: Hans Kellner

pdf |en | | Author: Daniel J. Walkowitz (ed.)

epub |eng | | Author:Ryan J. Lynch;

5 The matter of genre and the classification of Futūḥ al-buldān I have noticed that historians follow different purposes. Some restrict themselves to the commemoration (dhikr) of the beginning [of ...

epub |eng | 2022-03-08 | Author:Sophie Wahnich;

THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AS A MYTH, ACCORDING TO LÉVI-STRAUSS What, very precisely, does Lévi-Strauss say: The contemporary Frenchman (l’homme contemporain) must believe in this myth. [. . .] But it ...

epub |eng | | Author:Shane Brennan;

Hubris (5.8.1) As we saw in the last chapter, following purification of the army the generals were brought to account for their conduct on the retreat (5.8). Xenophon himself is ...

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epub |eng | 2001-04-01 | Author:Gary Alan Fine [Fine, Gary Alan]

Figure 2. Popular magazine articles on “Moving Pictures and Morals.” Readers’ Guide to Periodical Literature. The discussion of the moral character of Hollywood was not created by the Arbuckle incident, ...

epub |eng | 1891-01-15 | Author:Edward Westermarck [Westermarck, Edward]

Bigamy is the most common form of polygyny, and a multitude of wives is the luxury of a few despotic rulers or very wealthy men. The Eskimo, for example, have ...

epub |eng | 2016-04-14 | Author:W H Burston, D Thompson [W H Burston, D Thompson]

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