A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... MEDITERRANEAN While Rome and Carthage were steadily gaining in power in the western Mediterranean , the three great Hellenistic states of the eastern Mediterranean continued their struggle for su- premacy . During the third century B.C. ...
... MEDITERRANEAN While Rome and Carthage were steadily gaining in power in the western Mediterranean , the three great Hellenistic states of the eastern Mediterranean continued their struggle for su- premacy . During the third century B.C. ...
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... Mediterranean , which suffered by the raids of the Vandal pirate fleet . In turn , the decline of commerce resulted in the decrease of prosperity of the cities of the West . The condition of the agricultural class under the barbarian ...
... Mediterranean , which suffered by the raids of the Vandal pirate fleet . In turn , the decline of commerce resulted in the decrease of prosperity of the cities of the West . The condition of the agricultural class under the barbarian ...
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... Mediterranean to the borders of Asia Minor , Egypt , and the provinces of Cyrene and Tripoli . The armies that made these advances were not composed of a majority of Arabs ; in their ranks were to be found large numbers of the conquered ...
... Mediterranean to the borders of Asia Minor , Egypt , and the provinces of Cyrene and Tripoli . The armies that made these advances were not composed of a majority of Arabs ; in their ranks were to be found large numbers of the conquered ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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