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Ambivalence, Autonomy, and Organ Sales
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Recent philosophical arguments in favor of legal markets in human organs such as kidneys claim that respect for autonomy justifies such markets. I argue that these arguments fail to establish the moral permissibility of commercialized organ sales because they do not show that those most likely to serve as vendors would choose to sell autonomously. Pro-market views utilize hierarchical theories of autonomy to demonstrate that potential organ vendors may autonomously consent to selling their organs even in the absence of any practical alternative to doing so. But central to hierarchical ...
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La Nascita di Roma. Dei, Lari, e Uomini All'Alba di Una Civilta.(Review)
Magazine article from: Antiquity
; ...in central Italy. Various addenda deal with Virgil's account of Aeneas' visit to Rome with Evander as his guide, Alba Longa, the Penates and the heroon of Lavinium, the Theogony, and further comments on the curiae, the Argei, chiefdoms...
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Brothers' blood.
Magazine article from: Calliope
; ...sights on the neighboring city of Alba Longa. With guile and cunning, he provoked...war would drain both Rome and Alba Longa of the fighting men needed to keep...that Rome may be mistress of Alba Longa!" Holding high the cloaks and weapons...
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Rome's early years: according to the record, kings ruled Rome for the city's first 245 years. While the tale of each reign is steeped in tradition, it is certain that some ruled nobly and others were toppled by scandalous behavior.
Magazine article from: Calliope
; ...Numitor was the rightful ruler of Alba Longa, a town that lay southeast of Rome...to have his descendants rule Alba Longa, Amulius had made Rhea Silvia a Vestal...brothers had regained the kingdom of Alba Longa for their father, they decided to...
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Salvador da Bahia: a "modern" imperial Rome.
Magazine article from: Education
; ...inland and founded another city, Alba Longa. And whether viewed as a second legend...Remus legend, King Numitor of Alba Longa had an only child, Rhea Silvia...Numitor, the rightful King of Alba Longa. Together Romulus and Remus founded...
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Romulus and Remus.
Magazine article from: Calliope
; ...see pages 2-5). Aeneas' son founded a city named Alba Longa, and for approximately 400 years, a long line of kings reigned. A BASKET ON THE RIVER Eventually, rule of Alba Longa fell to a king named Numitor. Although Numitor was the...
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The foundation of Rome: April 21st, 753 BC. (Months Past).
Magazine article from: History Today
; ...Central Italy and married Lavinia, the daughter of the local king, Latinus. From them sprang a line of kings who ruled Alba Longa (twelve miles southeast of Rome) down to Numitor, whose throne was usurped by Amulius, his younger brother. Amulius...
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Terminología cultural en latín.
Magazine article from: Káñina
; ...especial, las palabras ya mencionadas de ius, derecho, y lex, ley, incluso, empleadas en algunos aforismos jurdicos: alba Longa Primera capital de la Liga de los Latinos. ab Urbe condita Desde la fundacin de la Ciudad, el 21 de abril del 753 a...
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Rome. (Calliope's World).(Poem)
Magazine article from: Calliope
; ...noise. He raised them as his own sons. When they grew up, they found out what the uncle had done. So they attacked Alba Longa and won. Amulius was killed in the fight. The old king came to power, all was right. The brothers wanted to build...
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Spectacle and Society in Livy's History.(Review)
Magazine article from: History: Review of New Books
; ...and the Construction of Patria," describes Livy's use of the spectacles of the subjugation and incorporation of Alba Longa into the Roman state as an example of the creation of "civic identity" for Romans exhausted by civil war. Livy believed...
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A new species of Ruellia (Acanthaceae) from NE tropical Africa and tropical Asia
Magazine article from: Kew Bulletin
; ...discussed. R. pseudopatula En.sermu sp. nov. R. patulae Jacq. similis sed corolla alba (non roseolilacina nec purpurea), 45 - 60 mm (non 25 - 38 mm) longa, stylis 35 - 40 mm (non 16 - 19 mm) longis differt. Typus: Ethiopia, Harerge...
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