A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Italy . ITALY For the next nineteen years Justinian's generals tried to rees- tablish 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 ...
... Italy . ITALY For the next nineteen years Justinian's generals tried to rees- tablish 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 ...
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... Italy and Sicily from German rule , or to play off Norman south Italy and Sicily against German north Italy and Germany . The union of the crowns of Sicily and the Empire under one head caused much strife . The Church held Rome only ...
... Italy and Sicily from German rule , or to play off Norman south Italy and Sicily against German north Italy and Germany . The union of the crowns of Sicily and the Empire under one head caused much strife . The Church held Rome only ...
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... Italians of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries for the revival of classical studies made Italy the intellectual leader of Europe . The classic tradition had persisted in many parts of Italy throughout the Middle Ages , but after the ...
... Italians of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries for the revival of classical studies made Italy the intellectual leader of Europe . The classic tradition had persisted in many parts of Italy throughout the Middle Ages , but after the ...
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