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The History of Rome, Book IV

CHAPTER XII
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This new humanity, as the very name indicates, renounced the specific characteristics of Roman life, nay even came forward in opposition to them, and combined in itself, just like our closely kindred "general culture," a nationally cosmopolitan and socially exclusive character.

Here too we trace the revolution, which separated classes and blended nations..


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