school (etymology) otium neg.otium
P. init. Initial Mono.grafia
p.. Sin.tesi
P. P. Initial Initial Crono.logia
Antropo.logia: anthropological fact \\ historical fact and history storio.grafia (144), and the fact mediated im.mediato;
2 selectivity of storio.grafo (see details)
the fiction of functional storio.grafo
the ri.cordo (etymology) re.cord the record (record) 4
evolution (Darwin's principles) e.rudizione
4 homination
embryos of different species origin of the land given
date and origin of life explanation of the phenomenon of lack of action. organic staffing
life-needs-goods-movement work
male and dis.armonia group eto.logico socio.logico
and the alveolar sleep in the fetal position
discomfort and existential and contextual de.privazione
4 blades . onto.logia
paleo.antropo.logia
4 4 4
primates monkeys antropo.morfe
4 6
standing cerebral cortex and development of the brain (cerebrum)
6 6
fossils skulls and brains ll (the system reptilian limbic)
instincts and impulses
abstract concepts
6 7 date of the end of prehistory and early history
paleo.litico neo.litico
7 8 8
bio.logica development division of labor between men and women
8 l 'exclusion of women
nomadism
9 9 9
symbolic culture religious belief and worship of the dead
14 Fertile Crescent (Egypt and Meso.potamia)
eco.nomia
16 17 17 l mon.arca mon.archìa
'origin of writing (date)
27 prehistoric Venus and the sanctity and centrality of the woman-dominated
domna-woman-madonna
dominates the mea uxor.
27 suicide rituals pro.piziatori
female biological phenomena related the sacredness of women, menstruation and the lunar cycle;
mammi.fero the verb fero (calori.fero.frigori.fero, sema.fero)
matri.monio; patri.monio ... .. heritage: the munus muni.fico
Heraclitus' panta rei pan.teismo pan.theon (p.227) emo.rreo dia.rreo
status symbol
turpi.loquio copro.lalìa
anti.copro.lalico intervention: the sodomy, the Sodom and Gomorrah
30 Meso. 32 Potamia
Economics and religion: a relationship is not 'Christian' (cf. Jesus pagg318 321)
32 antropo.morfismo
cosmos
32 32 32 cosmo.gonie
astro.nomia
astro.logia
32 33 34
ziggurat empire hegemonic sub.ordinati p.99 and p.135 (sub.alterni)
36 teo.crazia Egyptian
37 scale ger.archica Egyptian
38 buro.crazia Egyptian scribe the gero.glifici
38 (ieros solemnity)
38 deities zoo.morfe
44 pyramids date
cosmo.gonie 46 and 53 teo.gonie
Code of Hammurabi On Crete
56 and 56 talasso.crazia
the Mother Goddess of Crete and the centrality of the woman
pan.theon 57 (227) and the Mother Goddess 58
the courtyard of Knossos (# 8) and the first 'square' European
58 Pasiphae and the Minotaur tauro.machia
the labyrinth 58, the thread of Ariadne, Theseus
60 Troy - Troy (1200 BC) 60
Homeric poems (800) 61
Elena fears the male to the woman (the betrayal of Menelaus) and male aggression against Phoenician woman
64: trade and invention of the Jewish
Mono.teismo
68 68 Moses and the exodus of the 1250
69 69 pro.feti
captivity (etymology) Babylonian (captivus) 74
the Bible (700)
239 Saturnalia the dies natalis solis invicti
polis and political
87 88 88 aristoi
the bards and aristo.crazia
88 on the demos
Ghenos
88 89 89 aut.archìa
oikos oikos in Greece
89 demo.grafia
90 acro.poli
90 agora (ETIM)
91 metro.polis the Greek colonies and Magna Graecia
91 92 94 hoplites
the right
95 states ethnos
95 features the 95 ethnic
Gheno (Ghenos)
Amphictyon
95, 98 Greek myths
religion as social cohesion
98 98 99
antropo.morfismo greek religious barbarians (etimol)
sub.ordinazione the 99 women in Greece
100 l 'oikos and gin.ecèo
100 to 100 adolescent and adolescent
the paideia (ped.agogia)
100 Xenophon: the woman lower nature?
wedding in Greece
107 107 107
Kirios the Pandora and the criminalization of women in the Theogony and cosmo.gonie (Eva)
the gamos
108 108 109
the gin.eceo the pollakài
the sim.posio 109 (syn. thesis) 109
the ether
the pimp and the pimp
109 Aspasia and Pericles
111 archons
The reform of Solon
112 112 112 pentacosiomedimmi
knights
zeug
112 112 112 teti
the IPO. Theca
a.nomìa
113 113 113 eu.nomìa
autos nomos
113 113 eu (es.eu.tanasìa)
113 114 ec.clesìa
timo.crazia (pluto.crazia) 116
the bule (es.a.bulìa)
ostracism
117 117 118 demo.crazia strategists
118 119 iso.nomìa
olig.archia Spartan
120 gher.usìa
the 120's 121 homoioi
kripteia the Spartan 127
the pais and paideia
127 eu.
129 genetic sophists (paragraph)
131 490 130 Marathon Thermopylae Salamis Leonidas 480 135
Hegemony Athenian
imperialism at 135.: Various types of imperialism: milit.relig. Nike
136 137 139
the quarries of Syracuse the logos
rationality
139 139 139
filo.sofia the phenomena (epi.fania, fans, fanatics, lantern)
the Teo.gonia 140 (ETIM)
140 the arche
140 Sappho and lesbianism
Kaos and the Kronos
142 142 Protagoras Socrates 'I do not know'
144 storio.grafia
à.peiron
mimicry power and strength and centri.fughe centri.pete
civilization and control of manure: the latrine at the bedside comfortable
by the equality of birth to the socio-political dis.uguaglianza
the first instinct to suckle, the pacifier onico.fagia to the cigarette
racism? Progress and heterogeneity
the known and the unknown between security and insecurity causes and consequences
146 147 Etym the Theatre and the 147 page
tri.logìa
the tetra.logìa
147 147 147
the pit orchestra
the scene 147 (tent) the Saturnalia
239 307 307
117 AD Trajan Trajan's Column
318 initiates and initiation rites
319 the 'fish' Christian icthus
320 Christos, the anointed gospel's apo.stoli
320 ( eu.anghelos)
320 dia.spora the Hebrew date
the ludi
