A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... 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 maintained at government expense . The growth of a ...
... 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 maintained at government expense . The growth of a ...
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... caused the promulgation of a number of decrees that provided for the correction of abuses in the Church and the reform of the morals of the clergy and laity . He caused the adoption of a resolution that provided for the holding of ...
... caused the promulgation of a number of decrees that provided for the correction of abuses in the Church and the reform of the morals of the clergy and laity . He caused the adoption of a resolution that provided for the holding of ...
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... 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 independence of episcopal control , and their controversies with the monastic orders ...
... 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 independence of episcopal control , and their controversies with the monastic orders ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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