A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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Arthur Pryor Watts. emperors , the Church became the only cohesive force in west- ern Europe . Rome became the ecclesiastical capital of the West . By the middle of the fifth century , Africa , Spain , and south- ern Gaul were controlled ...
Arthur Pryor Watts. emperors , the Church became the only cohesive force in west- ern Europe . Rome became the ecclesiastical capital of the West . By the middle of the fifth century , Africa , Spain , and south- ern Gaul were controlled ...
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... West . So important had Clovis become by 510 that he was made a proconsul by the emperor . During his reign the authority of the king increased steadily . He maintained his hold largely because the Franks formed a military nobility ...
... West . So important had Clovis become by 510 that he was made a proconsul by the emperor . During his reign the authority of the king increased steadily . He maintained his hold largely because the Franks formed a military nobility ...
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... western and eastern parts of the Empire became more obvious . The East became almost wholly Greek , and the West became Latin Christendom . In the Latin - speaking West the governments were weak , [ 294 ] TWO EMPIRES : THE WEST AND THE ...
... western and eastern parts of the Empire became more obvious . The East became almost wholly Greek , and the West became Latin Christendom . In the Latin - speaking West the governments were weak , [ 294 ] TWO EMPIRES : THE WEST AND THE ...
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