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*Spinoza; Roman, 1837 *Dichter und Kaufmann; Roman, 1840

…ressed the social appearance, respectability and the pride of being a true Roman as a fundamental requirement of the citizen, it was perhaps the most severe …f ''damnatio memoriae'' was the condemnation of Roman elites and [[List of Roman Emperors|emperor]]s after their deaths. If the Senate or a later emperor di

…nd in the institution of abolitio (from abolire, aboleō abolēs, abolet) in Roman Law. …nd in the institution of abolitio (from abolire, aboleō abolēs, abolet) in Roman Law.

…nd in the institution of abolitio (from abolire, aboleō abolēs, abolet) in Roman Law. The abolitio freed accused people before the verdict, it simply stoppe …pective rulers. This double function continued after the fall of the Roman Empire.

…c. 1787–1828). By the conquest of many nearby peoples, he created the Zulu empire. Purposely enigmatic and frightening, and informed by a network of spies,… …of force, slavery, and the conscripted labor of citizens created the great empire of China out of the motley of its many small states. In collaboration with

…erfuhr man vor dem Rücktritt Wulffs nicht. Nach dessen Rücktritt erklärte Roman '''Herzog''', ehemaliger Bundespräsident und Präsident des Bundesverfassu …ruism" of the powerless – he had in mind the Christian slaves of the Roman Empire who "turned the other cheek", but with the satisfaction of believing their

…schen dem Orient und dem Westen, dem Christentum und dem Islam, hat in dem Roman von Orhan Pamuk "Rot ist mein Name", indem für die Perspektive gemordet wi Hardt, Michael / Negri, Antonio (2002): Empire. Die neue Weltordnung, Frankfurt a.M.