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"Religion and patriotism were bound together in a thousand impressive rites; the god most revered in public ceremony represented the apotheosis of the city; every law, every meeting of the assembly, every major enterprise of government, was surrounded by religious ceremony. In these ways Greek religion was used as a defense by the community and the race against the natural egoism of the individual man." — 20 hours, 45 min ago
"Religion and patriotism were bound together in a thousand impressive rites; the god most revered in public ceremony represented the apotheosis of the city; every law, every meeting of the assembly, every major enterprise of government, was surrounded by religious ceremony. In these ways Greek religion was used as a defense by the community and the race against the natural egoism of the individual man." — 20 hours, 45 min ago
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― The Concept of the Political
― The Concept of the Political
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― The Truth About Primitive Life: A Critique of Anarchoprimitivism
― The Truth About Primitive Life: A Critique of Anarchoprimitivism
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