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  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture I: Tree of Life - I
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    • old Roman age.
    • By this Roman age I mean the time that
    • the Emperor Augustus, and flows on through the time of the Roman
    • Roman age like a last great light from the stream flowing from
    • revelation — that is the Latin-Roman poetry, which
    • day. It is all that developed as continuation of this Latin-Roman
    • world-conception had taken refuge in Rome. This Roman element was no
    • how something withered comes to expression in the far-spread Roman
    • how Roman thought is at great pains to seize with its ideas what lay
    • efforts, that so struggles, that in the Roman-Latin element overflows
    • form of the old Roman language with its marvellously structured
    • of the Etruscan and ancient Roman peoples. We meet with these there,
    • let us consider it still occupied by the descendants of the old Roman
    • with the ancient Romans. Ostrogoths, Visigoths, Lombardi, marched in,
    • of the old Romans, and the Latin culture had gone on working in them,
    • remained Romans they would have faced the danger of never being able
    • relations which had been created in old Roman times. So even in the
    • February, March, April, May, etc. The Romans could make something of
    • Europe, — of the Europe from which the Roman
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture III: The Power of Thought
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    • such an historical personality as the Roman Emperor Augustus, whose
    • then, under the influence of the Roman Republic. One must in fact
    • books presenting the time of the Roman Republic as far as the Empire,
    • that the Roman Consuls and Roman Tribunes acted more or less in the
    • prevails whether Niebuhr or Mommsen speaks of the Roman Republic or
    • the Roman Republic if one does not furnish oneself with a certain
    • idea which was active in the conception of the old republican Roman,
    • and which he took over into the age which is called the Roman
    • ], were to the ancient Romans actual beings, who
    • spiritual world rulership. And the ancient Roman of the time of the
    • flow. This feeling lasted into the time of the Roman Republic when it
    • the Romans really had the thought, the feeling, the living
    • hold such sentiments, and this finally led to the end of the Roman
    • things. Whoever therefore in the later Roman Republic was no ordinary
    • any sense, which had true meaning in the time of the Roman Republic,



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