Procians and books
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So since an absolute chronology of the scapegoat mechanism is impossible,
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Locating the genesis of the scapegoat mechanism in time
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I'm trying to feed what I can glean about the construct state online
would this be correct for 'Cities of Moloch'?
How would I write this in cuneiform?
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ταξινουργία
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tupšarrūtu in cuneiform
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Cuneiform for melammu
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Could you help me separate a phrase from Siduri's advice?
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I'm halfway through The Guermantes Way and flagging
"May you always see a blue sky overhead, my young friend; and then, even when the time comes, which is coming now for me, when the woods are all black, when night is fast falling, you will be able to console yourself, as I am doing, by looking up to the sky.” - Marcel Proust.
Can ἀνάστασις also mean 'one of the resurrected' in addition to 'resurrection'
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Humans engaged in long-term thinking
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Is man as a desiring subject a creation of modernity? A creation of markets?
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Is 'homo sacer' an apt way to describe the 1st victim in prehistory?
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neo-Latin
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Manu and Yemo
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Girard and the Open Society
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Nammu
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Cast the movie!
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finding a quote
Sweet Sejenus
how to write mahhûtu in cuneiform
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Does anyone know on which page of Things Hidden
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How to write melammu in cuneiform?
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