The Dawn of European Civilization
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The question of social distinctions furnishes a fresh point in the parallelism which exists between the early Greek and Italian. They both followed the same line of development in the main, but, as an offset to the elementary resemblance between their general features stand the differences of detail.
The Homeric poems are invaluable for the light that they GreTc e e. Ic throw upon the growth of social strata. We see reflected in them a state of society in which distinctions of rank have become ...stereotyped, and we may conclude that they are the outcome of several successive phases of development. Not only is a clear distinction drawn between the slave and the freeman, but another class, the nobility, has sprung into being. Of this class we shall have occasion to speak later.
Under the category of freemen, e'A. Eufle/oot, 1 other than 1 The word e'Aeu&rpos appears to have passed through similar stages. Formerly it used to be derived from trapa TO eXeu'#eii> OTTOV epa, that is, " one who is free to go where he pleases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The question of social distinctions furnishes a fresh point in the parallelism which exists between the early Greek and Italian. They both followed the same line of development in the main, but, as an offset to the elementary resemblance between their general features stand the differences of detail.
The Homeric poems are invaluable for the light that they GreTc e e. Ic throw upon the growth of social strata. We see reflected in them a state of society in which distinctions of rank have become ...stereotyped, and we may conclude that they are the outcome of several successive phases of development. Not only is a clear distinction drawn between the slave and the freeman, but another class, the nobility, has sprung into being. Of this class we shall have occasion to speak later.
Under the category of freemen, e'A. Eufle/oot, 1 other than 1 The word e'Aeu&rpos appears to have passed through similar stages. Formerly it used to be derived from trapa TO eXeu'#eii> OTTOV epa, that is, " one who is free to go where he pleases.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Hartwell Griffith Hartwell Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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