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The learned Latin of the third and fourth centuries became the common language of the scholars of mediaeval Europe . The vulgar Latin of the later imperial period developed into the Romance languages . In the later Empire , there were ...
The learned Latin of the third and fourth centuries became the common language of the scholars of mediaeval Europe . The vulgar Latin of the later imperial period developed into the Romance languages . In the later Empire , there were ...
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portant influence on the Latin language . Most of the early converts were from the poor , outcast , and illiterate . At the same time , a fairly large number of the learned class accepted Christianity . Pagan literature died out ...
portant influence on the Latin language . Most of the early converts were from the poor , outcast , and illiterate . At the same time , a fairly large number of the learned class accepted Christianity . Pagan literature died out ...
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It was through translations of these Greek - inspired Arabic works into Latin that mediaeval Europe became acquainted with the sciences then being studied in the East . It is important to realize the process by which knowledge was ...
It was through translations of these Greek - inspired Arabic works into Latin that mediaeval Europe became acquainted with the sciences then being studied in the East . It is important to realize the process by which knowledge was ...
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