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ITALY For the next nineteen years Justinian's generals tried to reestablish the authority of the eastern Emperor in Italy , and , although anarchy favored their efforts to subdue the king of the Ostrogoths , the task was one of great ...
ITALY For the next nineteen years Justinian's generals tried to reestablish the authority of the eastern Emperor in Italy , and , although anarchy favored their efforts to subdue the king of the Ostrogoths , the task was one of great ...
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In south Italy and Sicily , Frederick worked for the overthrow of the power of the Norman barons , for the independence of various Saracen communities that were in Sicily , and for the establishment of the old Roman legal system .
In south Italy and Sicily , Frederick worked for the overthrow of the power of the Norman barons , for the independence of various Saracen communities that were in Sicily , and for the establishment of the old Roman legal system .
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THE RENAISSANCE BEGINS IN ITALY Central and northern Italy was the starting place for the Renaissance , while the southern ... the enthusiasm of the Italians of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries for the revival of classical studies ...
THE RENAISSANCE BEGINS IN ITALY Central and northern Italy was the starting place for the Renaissance , while the southern ... the enthusiasm of the Italians of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries for the revival of classical studies ...
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