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And the occupations of the Roman people were as simple and unconsciously monotonous as the external appearance of their city . There were no factories like those of Athens . The Romans were still farmers , and little else .
And the occupations of the Roman people were as simple and unconsciously monotonous as the external appearance of their city . There were no factories like those of Athens . The Romans were still farmers , and little else .
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During the fourth and fifth centuries , Roman law entered into the social system of the barbarian kingdoms as a broad general system of jurisprudence that was liberal enough to serve many different peoples . It gave a sense of the unity ...
During the fourth and fifth centuries , Roman law entered into the social system of the barbarian kingdoms as a broad general system of jurisprudence that was liberal enough to serve many different peoples . It gave a sense of the unity ...
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... 38-39 early Christian , 641 Roman Empire , 136 , 138 , 140 , 145 , Gothic , 650-651 147 Mohammedan , 245 Roman Republic , 102 , 111 Renaissance , 702 , 703 , 704 Slavs , 224 , 570-575 Roman , 124 relations with : Sea power ...
... 38-39 early Christian , 641 Roman Empire , 136 , 138 , 140 , 145 , Gothic , 650-651 147 Mohammedan , 245 Roman Republic , 102 , 111 Renaissance , 702 , 703 , 704 Slavs , 224 , 570-575 Roman , 124 relations with : Sea power ...
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