| In this Greek nomos, Cacciari argues, the land limited the expansionist reach made possible by the sea and therefore contained the potential hybris of thalassocracies. |
| We have concluded that Paul does not distinguish between the arthrous and anarthrous use of nomos. |
| The origin of the word economy, oikos, house, and nomos, rule, explains that economy is a desire to run a house efficiently. |
| These ideas are all rooted in one of the most precious values of Zionism: autonomy, i.e., one's own nomos. |
| The original Greek meaning of the word nomos did not mean Yahweh's Torah. |
| In contrast to the freewheeling Nomos, Lange has an air of secrecy and tradition. |
