A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Spain . The Suevi occupied the country to the northwest on the Atlantic coast . The Visigoths also established a kingdom in the south- ern half of Gaul which lasted to the sixth century . Their kingdom in Spain endured until the time of ...
... Spain . The Suevi occupied the country to the northwest on the Atlantic coast . The Visigoths also established a kingdom in the south- ern half of Gaul which lasted to the sixth century . Their kingdom in Spain endured until the time of ...
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... Spain was the principal heir of Mohammedan learning . From the tenth century , the importation of the principal Arabic translations of Greek works stimulated the intellectual life in Spain to such an extent that it was very far above ...
... Spain was the principal heir of Mohammedan learning . From the tenth century , the importation of the principal Arabic translations of Greek works stimulated the intellectual life in Spain to such an extent that it was very far above ...
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... SPAIN AND PORTUGAL A third area affected by the principles of the New Monarchy was the Iberian peninsula . Hardly had the Moors conquered Spain when the natives in the north began a crusade to recon- quer their country for Christianity ...
... SPAIN AND PORTUGAL A third area affected by the principles of the New Monarchy was the Iberian peninsula . Hardly had the Moors conquered Spain when the natives in the north began a crusade to recon- quer their country for Christianity ...
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Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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