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Life and thought in the Greek and Roman world

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In this book an attempts has been made to present a comprehensive survey of Greek and Roman life in a short space.The Greeks and Romans had their homes in contiguous countries possessing a similar climate and physical structure, and the 'geographical control' imposed upon them a foundamentally like manner of living. Thet came into contact at an early stage of their histories; for several centuries the Greek world remained incorporated in the roman Empire, and eventually all citizens of Greek twons became citizens of Rome.

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292 CAR l

Z. HANDIMAN

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Call Number

292 CAR l

Publisher

London : Methuen Publ.., 1940

Collation

x, 355p.; 21 cm.

Language

English

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292

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Subject(s)

GREEK RELIGION

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