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A distinguished historian of Greek religion has written of Herodotus ' sentence as follows : It is also often the case that shared blood and shared religion and many other things besides are felt to go together , and if we apply the ...
A distinguished historian of Greek religion has written of Herodotus ' sentence as follows : It is also often the case that shared blood and shared religion and many other things besides are felt to go together , and if we apply the ...
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of the consciousness which Greek peoples , who had lived quite apart until then , had developed , of sharing more common elements than those apparent with non - Greek peoples . They shared not only a language that , in spite of dialect ...
of the consciousness which Greek peoples , who had lived quite apart until then , had developed , of sharing more common elements than those apparent with non - Greek peoples . They shared not only a language that , in spite of dialect ...
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This is not by chance , but by the desire to mark a shared identity not just through objects , but mainly through the rites , uses and customs that those objects imply . 33 To conclude . In his Chapter 4 Hall asks : ' Identity at the ...
This is not by chance , but by the desire to mark a shared identity not just through objects , but mainly through the rites , uses and customs that those objects imply . 33 To conclude . In his Chapter 4 Hall asks : ' Identity at the ...
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