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By the sixth century , the influence of Christianity caused the government to replace the gladiatorial games by horse racing . During the whole period of the Empire the public received doles from the state , and public baths were ...
By the sixth century , the influence of Christianity caused the government to replace the gladiatorial games by horse racing . During the whole period of the Empire the public received doles from the state , and public baths were ...
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Of these the most important was one by which Innocent inaugurated the system of direct papal appointments to bishoprics and archbishoprics by the system of ' reservations ' and ' provisions , ' a system that was the cause of many ...
Of these the most important was one by which Innocent inaugurated the system of direct papal appointments to bishoprics and archbishoprics by the system of ' reservations ' and ' provisions , ' a system that was the cause of many ...
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The great success of the friars in the thirteenth century was one of the things that caused the monastic orders to go into a rapid decline . But it was not long before their educational and moral rivalry with the secular priests , their ...
The great success of the friars in the thirteenth century was one of the things that caused the monastic orders to go into a rapid decline . But it was not long before their educational and moral rivalry with the secular priests , their ...
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