Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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... symbol . According to the myth accompanying the cult , living beings and vegetable matter sprang from the body of a bull slained by the god Mithra , so that the bull is thus regarded as a source of generative force . The Mithraic ...
... symbol . According to the myth accompanying the cult , living beings and vegetable matter sprang from the body of a bull slained by the god Mithra , so that the bull is thus regarded as a source of generative force . The Mithraic ...
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... symbol and ( b ) that in order to provide a credible such symbol the Sanusi leadership had been at pairs to establish its headquarters in peripheral areas ( the headquarters were moved five times in the Order's first fifty years ) , so ...
... symbol and ( b ) that in order to provide a credible such symbol the Sanusi leadership had been at pairs to establish its headquarters in peripheral areas ( the headquarters were moved five times in the Order's first fifty years ) , so ...
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... symbol of anti - colonialism to the Left and an example of mob anarchy to Conservatives ) . Yet were it not for the title it would be difficult to appreciate that the painting is supposed to represent political agitation . A mass of ...
... symbol of anti - colonialism to the Left and an example of mob anarchy to Conservatives ) . Yet were it not for the title it would be difficult to appreciate that the painting is supposed to represent political agitation . A mass of ...
Contents
Journal of Mediterranean Studies | 1 |
Continuities Contradictions | 30 |
The Caccia di Tori Regeneration | 46 |
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