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However, the continuation of the artificial tetrarchical order was exposed to what
is the natural law of any monarchical system; that is, the hereditary claims to the
supreme leadership raised by the descendants of the former Augusti, in this case
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Putnam anniversary volume: anthropological essays presented ...
ciation, (1) the purple industry and skill in weaving; (2) the use of pearls and of
conch-shell trumpets; (3) the mining, working, and trafficking in copper, silver,
and gold; (4) the tetrarchical form of government; (5) the conception of "Four ...
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American Anthropologist
hensible how these unlettered people could have evolved independently such
artificial correlated products of the human mind as the Tetraktos ; its association
with movement ; a tetrarchical system of government ; a science of numbers ; a ...
We have here a pendant to the tetrarchical empire, where many figures on one
side are balanced against a corresponding number on the other. Very clearly, the
art of the early fourth century reveals the new tendency of the rulers of the Empire
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The Dialogues of Devils: On the Many Vices which Abound in ...
Well, this same austere Baptist took occasion one day, in the following manner, to
reprove the tetrarch for his lewdness; "Herod, said he, the God who made thee,
hath, for his own glory, exalted thee to the tetrarchical dignity ; but, far from ...
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Dialogues between a pilgrim, Adam, Noah, & Simon Cleophas, ...
Well, this same austere Baptist took occasion one day in the following manner, to
reprove the tetrarch for his lewdness : " Herod, (said he,) the God who made thee,
bath for his own glory exalted thee to the tetrarchical dignity, but far from ...
Adam, John Macgowan, 1816
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Infernal conference: or, Dialogues of devils
Well,. thix same austere Baptist took occasion oae day in the sollowing manner,
to reprove the tetrarch. sor his lewdness ; *' Herod,. said he, the God who made
thee, hath, sor his own glory, exalted thee to the tetrarchical dignity; but,. sar srom
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Roman Political Institutions
Galerius, who hadbecome thesoul ofthe secondtetrarchy, asDiocletian had been
of the first, could not sanctionthis doubleattack on the tetrarchical system without
destroying Diocletian's work at one blow. Constantine's action was serious ...
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Infernal conference ...
Well, this same austere Baptist took occasion one day in the following manner to
reprove the Te-rarch for his lewdness ; Herod," said he, " the God who made thee
hath for his own glory exalted thee to the tetrarchical dignity, but far from ...
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The Philosophical Works, Publ. by David Mallet
The patriarchs had asort of tetrarchical, or ethnarchical authority, for I suppose itis
not e-asy to distinguish them; andbefides those enfigns of honor, which primates
and metropolir tane affectedtp have as well as they, the patriarchs affumed one; ...
Henry-Saint-John Bolingbroke, 1754
