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- catalog description "Morals of the ancient family -- The Gens at Rome and in Greece : What we learn of the Gens from ancient documents -An examination of the opinions that have been offered to explain the Roman Gens -- The Gens was nothing but the family still holding to its primitive organization and its unity -- The family (Gens) was at first the only form of society -- Book third : The city : The Phratry and the Cury -- the tribe -- New Religious beliefs : The gods of physical nature -- Relation of this religion to the development of human society -- The city is formed -- The city -- Urbs -- Worship of the founder -- Legend of Eneas -- The gods of the city -- The religion of the city : The public meals -- The festivals and the calender -- The census -- Religion in the assembly, in the senate, in the tribunal, in the army -- The triumph -- The rituals and the annals -- Government of the city -- The king : Religious authority of the king -- Political authority of the king -- The magistracy -- The law -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Morals of the ancient family -- The Gens at Rome and in Greece : What we learn of the Gens from ancient documents -An examination of the opinions that have been offered to explain the Roman Gens -- The Gens was nothing but the family still holding to its primitive organization and its unity -- The family (Gens) was at first the only form of society -- Book third : The city : The Phratry and the Cury -- the tribe -- New Religious beliefs : The gods of physical nature -- Relation of this religion to the development of human society -- The city is formed -- The city -- Urbs -- Worship of the founder -- Legend of Eneas -- The gods of the city -- The religion of the city : The public meals -- The festivals and the calender -- The census -- Religion in the assembly, in the senate, in the tribunal, in the army -- The triumph -- The rituals and the annals -- Government of the city -- The king : Religious authority of the king -- Political authority of the king -- The magistracy -- The law -- ".