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introductio

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See: introduction


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In their introductio the editors conclude that "taken together, these essays reveal that historicall Germans have searched for political consensus and social stability in many different ways," (12-13) and the volume suggests that historians seeking to explain consensus and stability have sought to illuminate their subject with no less variety.
Her introductio to the art of the Mexican muralist Diego Rivera prompted her to change her major from design to painting.
Ramus was no doubt familiar with Lefevre's Introductio in Ethicen Aristotelis (Paris, 1525), which begins (sig.
 
 
 
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