BROADLY, the political history of classical antiquity almost from the opening of the historic period may be described as a slow passage from the condition of self-governing commonwealths with a subordinate priesthood to the condition of a theocratic despotism.
An edition of The Neo-Platonists
(1901)
The Neo-Platonists
a study in the history of Hellenism
4th ed.
by Thomas Whittaker
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