A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... civilization having for its purpose the inculcation of an understanding of the bases of our own civilization , the author has deliberately refrained from giving an account of the very important civilizations of the Far East and India ...
... civilization having for its purpose the inculcation of an understanding of the bases of our own civilization , the author has deliberately refrained from giving an account of the very important civilizations of the Far East and India ...
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... civilization . In religion their influence was of great importance , for the creation and deluge story found later ... civilization in com- parative isolation . It is sufficient to place the beginning of Egyptian civilization in the ...
... civilization . In religion their influence was of great importance , for the creation and deluge story found later ... civilization in com- parative isolation . It is sufficient to place the beginning of Egyptian civilization in the ...
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... civilization . They brought with them oral epic poems and folk songs which later formed the basis for the Homeric epics . The earlier local conditions of these exiles became national traditions . In their new home they found a Mycenaean ...
... civilization . They brought with them oral epic poems and folk songs which later formed the basis for the Homeric epics . The earlier local conditions of these exiles became national traditions . In their new home they found a Mycenaean ...
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