«UNROMANIZED»に関連する英語の本
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1
The Beginnings of Jewishness: Boundaries, Varieties, ...
Philo, Embassy to Gaius 23.155; see commentary by Smallwood, Philonis Alex-
andri 234, and Leon, Jews of Ancient Rome 135-139. On the Trastevere region
see Ramsay MacMullen, "The Unromanized in Rome," in Diasporas in Antiquity,
...
2
Pauline Conversations in Context: Essays in Honor of Calvin ...
not take into account, however, the overall nature of these neighbourhoods,
which in general were home to the 'unromanized'.17 They were populated by
mainly Greek-speaking immigrants, some as peregrini, artisans and traders who
had ...
Calvin J. Roetzel, Janice Capel Anderson, Philip Sellew,
2002
3
Race: Antiquity and Its Legacy
Also Rutgers, Leonard Victor, 'Roman Policy towards theJews: Expulsions from
the City ofRome during the First Century CE', Classical Antiquity 13.1 (1994), pp.
56–74. Noy: Foreigners at Rome, p. 159. MacMullen: 'Unromanized in Rome', pp
...
Denise McCoskey, Denise Eileen McCoskey,
2012
4
Vocabulary and Hand-book of the Chinese Language . . . ...
Part II. occupying the first 174 pages of this volume, consists of Clauses and
Phrases of not less than five Chinese Characters and their Translation into
English with the characters unromanized. The English is arranged according to
trie ...
Above all, northern, or Saxon and Frisian, Germany remained unromanized and
was able to develop its own institutions, without being exposed to the despotical
influences of the empire. That the highest interests of mankind may have been ...
6
Silva Or a Discourse of Forest- Trees, and the Propagation ...
Fits actually appear as early as the third century in the unromanized regions of "
Caledonia and Iteland, and appear as the acknowledged Aborigines of the
counto the roots that penetrate into their meanders and winding recesses.
7
A compendious history of English literature, and of the ...
... English Reformers turned to the oldest writings in the vernacular tongue for
evidence of the comparatively unromanized condition of the early English church.
In the next age history and law began to receive illustration from the same source
.
George Lillie Craik,
1871
8
Sketches of the History of Literature and Learning in ...
... doctrines with those of the New Testament and of the first ages I of Christianity,
the English Befonners turned to the oldest writings in the vernacular tongue for
evidence of the comparatively unromanized condition of the early English church.
George Lillie CRAIK,
1862
9
The Cambridge Companion to Ancient Rome
MacMullen, R. 1990. 'LateRoman slavery'. Historia 36: 359– 82. MacMullen,R.
1993. 'The unromanized in Rome'.In Diasporas in Antiquity,ed.S.H.D. Cohen
andE.S. Frerichs. Atlanta, 47– 64. Magnuson, T.1982–6. Rome in theAge of
Bernini.
10
New Englander and Yale Review
... conquest was stopped, and their subsequent policy was to occupy a defended
frontier along the Rhine and the Danube. The inner part of Germany was free.
Above all, northern, or Saxon and Frisian, Germany remained unromanized 1852
.
Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher,
1852