Attic red figure pottery : workshops and trade (4th Century b.C.) : The case of Coimbra del Barranco Ancho (Jumilla, Murcia)

Egrégores o la vida de las civilizaciones es un recorrido por las distintas civilizaciones, centrándose en el análisis de una, la civilización cristiana, que da cuerpo a toda la evolución social de Occidente y de la que prevé su próxima disgregación originada ya en el siglo XVI. A la civilización cristiana que nos ha conducido a un mundo inhabitable le sucederá otra capaz de instaurar un mundo por fin humano.

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Cuando la oralidad era imperante, siete soldados de la Monarquía sintieron la necesidad de escribir sus autobiografías en la primera mitad del siglo xvii. Entre ellos, el capitán Alonso de Contreras, cuya obra, vital, cautivó a Ortega y Gasset. Con sus plumas retrataron al Imperio, del Mediterráneo al Índico. Esa fotografía del Leviatán —el Estado Moderno—, en sus años formativos, constituye el principal propósito de este libro, en un acercamiento pragmático, inmerso en la cotidianidad, jocosa o trágica. Se siguen vidas a «salto de mata», rescatando sus sueños y tropelías, ...

Given P. Naster's numismatic, art historical, and archaeological background, and his expertise in Classical and Ancient Near Eastern subjects, the presentations to his 'Festschrift' cover a broad thematic and temporal span. The papers of volume II may be divided into the following general categories: philology (including general, Greek/Latin, Egyptian, South Arabian, Hebrew, Persian), Assyriology, Art History, Egyptology, and Anthropology, History, Hittite/Anatolian studies, Persian religion, and historical geography. Obviously, some studies will cover more than one definitive area.