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The novel portrays Athens as being divided between the democrats , who aspired to get rid of the Romans with the help of Mithridates , and the oligarchs , who supported the rule of Rome . Even the philosophers were divided in their ...
The novel portrays Athens as being divided between the democrats , who aspired to get rid of the Romans with the help of Mithridates , and the oligarchs , who supported the rule of Rome . Even the philosophers were divided in their ...
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those parts of Asia and Greece which they controlled.31 In this respect , the conflict in the novel between democrats and oligarchs , and by extension Mithridates and Rome , acquires a social and political dimension which could be ...
those parts of Asia and Greece which they controlled.31 In this respect , the conflict in the novel between democrats and oligarchs , and by extension Mithridates and Rome , acquires a social and political dimension which could be ...
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( 230-1 ) On the other hand , Rome is dominated by the conflict between nouveaux riches and the landed aristocracy ( 52 ) . In these images of Mithridates and Rome one could again detect allusions to the antithesis between Communism and ...
( 230-1 ) On the other hand , Rome is dominated by the conflict between nouveaux riches and the landed aristocracy ( 52 ) . In these images of Mithridates and Rome one could again detect allusions to the antithesis between Communism and ...
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Contents
the case of Eleni Vakalo | 1 |
the making of the Modern Greek Physiologos | 23 |
a pioneer in the field of Modern | 47 |
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