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Authors:
LOHR G
Citation: G. Lohr, RELIGIOUS CRITICISM IN ANCIENT-GREECE AND ROME - PRELIMINARY-OBSERVATIONS ON THE METHODOLOGY AND CONTENT OF A RELIGIOUS STUDIES REPRESENTATION, Saeculum, 49(1), 1998, pp. 1-21
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GAUER W
Citation: W. Gauer, THE AEGAEAN, HELLAS, AND THE BARBARIANS, Saeculum, 49(1), 1998, pp. 22-60
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BURKARD D
Citation: D. Burkard, WAS 1848 THE BIRTHYEAR OF GERMAN CATHOLICISM - UNTIMELY REMARKS ON THE RESEARCHING OF CATHOLIC ORGANIZATIONS, Saeculum, 49(1), 1998, pp. 61-106
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SCHREINER K
Citation: K. Schreiner, WHEN-WILL-GERMANY-SAVIOR-APPEAR - THE FORMS AND FUNCTION OF POLITICALMESSIANISM DURING THE WEIMAR-REPUBLIC, Saeculum, 49(1), 1998, pp. 107-160
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VONMOOS P
Citation: P. Vonmoos, THE CONCEPTS OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE IN HISTORY AND AS USED BY HISTORIANS, Saeculum, 49(1), 1998, pp. 161-192
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MEYER R
Citation: R. Meyer, THE ESCHATOLOGICAL SHIFT IN POLITICAL MES SIANISM IN LATE-ERA EGYPT -HISTORICO-CRITICAL REMARKS ON A LATE EGYPTIAN PROPHECY, Saeculum, 48(2), 1997, pp. 177-212
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MUTSCHLER FH
Citation: Fh. Mutschler, COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS ON GRECO-ROMAN A ND ANCIENT CHINESE HISTORIOGRAPHY, Saeculum, 48(2), 1997, pp. 213-253
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SCHNEIDER I
Citation: I. Schneider, DER-UNGLUCKLICHSTE-KONIG-DER-WELT - THE P ERSON AND POLITICS OF THE QAJAR RULER SAH,NASIR,AD,DIN (RULING 1848-1896) ACCORDING TO AN ACCOUNTBY HIS DAUGHTER TAG-AL-SALTANA (19TH-CENTURY IRANIAN HISTORY, PERSIA), Saeculum, 48(2), 1997, pp. 254-274
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SPRANDEL R
Citation: R. Sprandel, VARIOUS POSSIBILITIES FOR HISTORIOGRAPHY IN LATE-MEDIEVAL GERMANY, Saeculum, 48(2), 1997, pp. 275-297
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GROSSE J
Citation: J. Grosse, BUCKHARDT,JACOB, AS READER (CULTURAL HIST ORIOGRAPHY), Saeculum, 48(2), 1997, pp. 298-331
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MARTIN J
Citation: J. Martin, 2 OLD STORIES - COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS IN THE HISTORY AND ANTHROPOLOGY OF GREECE AND ROME, Saeculum, 48(1), 1997, pp. 1-20
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RUTTERMANN M
Citation: M. Ruttermann, THE PRINCIPLE OF MAJORITY (TABUN) IN MEDI EVAL JAPAN, Saeculum, 48(1), 1997, pp. 21-71
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WEBER HD
Citation: Hd. Weber, GOETHE AND HISTORICISM, Saeculum, 48(1), 1997, pp. 72-94
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JACOBS A
Citation: A. Jacobs, GOETHE AND THE RENAISSANCE, Saeculum, 48(1), 1997, pp. 95-124
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KUHNHARDT L
Citation: L. Kuhnhardt, ARENDT,HANNAH - NEW INTERPRETATIONS AFTER THE END OF THE TOTALITARIANCENTURY, Saeculum, 48(1), 1997, pp. 125-149
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BRUNNER R
Citation: R. Brunner, HISTORY, POLITICS AND POLEMICS - INNER-IS LAMIC ECUMENICAL DEBATE IN THE 20TH-CENTURY, Saeculum, 48(1), 1997, pp. 150-175
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MARTIN J
Citation: J. Martin, KOHLER,OSKAR - IN-MEMORIAM, Saeculum, 47(2), 1996, pp. 177-177
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VOLK K
Citation: K. Volk, METHODS OF ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIAN EDUCATION ACCORDING TO OLD BABYLONIANSOURCES, Saeculum, 47(2), 1996, pp. 178-216
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SPALINGER A
Citation: A. Spalinger, SOVEREIGNTY AND THEOLOGY IN NEW-KINGDOM EGYPT -ASPECTS OF THE EGYPTIAN SPHERE OF ROYALTY WITHIN PHARAONIC HISTORY - SOME CASES OF TRADITION( CONTEMPORARY), Saeculum, 47(2), 1996, pp. 217-238
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LUTTERBACH H
Citation: H. Lutterbach, CHRISTUS-MEDICUS AND SANCTI-MEDICI - THE VARIED COMPOSITIONS OF 2 CHRISTIAN FOUNDATIONAL MOTIFS OF PIETY FROM LATE-ANTIQUITY AND EARLY-MODERN TIMES, Saeculum, 47(2), 1996, pp. 239-281
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MARX C
Citation: C. Marx, STATE AND CIVILIZATION - ON DUERR,HANS,PETER CRITIQUE OF ELIAS,NORBERT( THE CIVILIZATION PROCESS AND THE HUMAN COMMUNITY ), Saeculum, 47(2), 1996, pp. 282-299
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STEPHENSON G
Citation: G. Stephenson, PATHS AND PARAMETERS OF COMPARATIVE PERSP ECTIVE - RELIGIOUS STUDIES WITHIN THE SPHERE OF THE SCIENCE OF CULTURAL-STUDIES, Saeculum, 47(2), 1996, pp. 300-340
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WIELAND C
Citation: C. Wieland, BETWEEN INWARDNESS AND PUBLIC-POLICY - AS PECTS ON THE HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN PIETY, INTRODUCTION, Saeculum, 47(1), 1996, pp. 2-5
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FASSBINDER S
Citation: S. Fassbinder, PIETY - THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROBLEMATICS ASSOCIATED WITH A CONCEPT, Saeculum, 47(1), 1996, pp. 6-34
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DIEFENBACH S
Citation: S. Diefenbach, CHRISTIAN PIETY AND IMPERIAL ACCEPTANCE D URING THE EARLY BYZANTINE ERA, Saeculum, 47(1), 1996, pp. 35-66