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Throughout the Greek city-states and the Roman Empire, for example, the terms commonly translated as poor (e. The key to inoculating America against the diseases that infected and destroyed the ancient Greek city-states is to become coroners examining the lifeless bodies of the republics of the past in order to discover the causes of their demise and thereby avoid succumbing to the same maladies. the governments of most Greek city-states were oligarchies. |
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