A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Constantinople . He then acknowledged the east- ern emperor , under whom he desired to govern as the sole ruler of the Empire ( 476 ) . Odovaker seemingly felt that an imperial organization was an unnecessary expense in the West , for ...
... Constantinople . He then acknowledged the east- ern emperor , under whom he desired to govern as the sole ruler of the Empire ( 476 ) . Odovaker seemingly felt that an imperial organization was an unnecessary expense in the West , for ...
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... Constantinople remained in the hands of the eastern emperor . The situation was most desperate . The emperor was able to muster a force of only 8,000 men ( of whom 3,000 were Vene- tians and Genoese ) to defend the city against a ...
... Constantinople remained in the hands of the eastern emperor . The situation was most desperate . The emperor was able to muster a force of only 8,000 men ( of whom 3,000 were Vene- tians and Genoese ) to defend the city against a ...
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... Constantinople was the most populous , the most cosmopolitan , and the wealthiest of all European cities . It was peopled by a refined , elegant society who lived in a state of unexampled luxury and were always seeking pleasure and ...
... Constantinople was the most populous , the most cosmopolitan , and the wealthiest of all European cities . It was peopled by a refined , elegant society who lived in a state of unexampled luxury and were always seeking pleasure and ...
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