The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 266
... House ) , and a large enclosure ( 100 feet square ) , which probably housed the Heliaia , the largest of the popular lawcourts . At the southeast corner of the square a small fountain house was built , which received water from outside ...
... House ) , and a large enclosure ( 100 feet square ) , which probably housed the Heliaia , the largest of the popular lawcourts . At the southeast corner of the square a small fountain house was built , which received water from outside ...
Page 410
... house ( the Senate ) and the lower house ( the House of Representatives ) are directly elected by univer- sal adult suffrage , with a voting age of 21. All state lower houses are similarly elected . Preferential voting ( placing the ...
... house ( the Senate ) and the lower house ( the House of Representatives ) are directly elected by univer- sal adult suffrage , with a voting age of 21. All state lower houses are similarly elected . Preferential voting ( placing the ...
Page 666
... house is cared for by the Latvian Mājas gars ( Spirit of the House ; Lithuanian Kaukas ) , which lives in the hearth . Similarly , other farm buildings have their own patrons - Latvian Pirts māte ( Mother of the Bathhouse ) , Rijas māte ...
... house is cared for by the Latvian Mājas gars ( Spirit of the House ; Lithuanian Kaukas ) , which lives in the hearth . Similarly , other farm buildings have their own patrons - Latvian Pirts māte ( Mother of the Bathhouse ) , Rijas māte ...
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