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But in turn they were greatly influenced by the culture of the peoples they conquered . The collision of . different cultures and the intensive racial intermixture resulted in a new civilization . Between 1500 and 800 s.c. there was ...
But in turn they were greatly influenced by the culture of the peoples they conquered . The collision of . different cultures and the intensive racial intermixture resulted in a new civilization . Between 1500 and 800 s.c. there was ...
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The most important and the only enduring results of the conquest of Alexander were cultural . Alexander the Great made Greek culture worldwide . The city of Alexandria was the greatest center of Hellenistic learning for at least three ...
The most important and the only enduring results of the conquest of Alexander were cultural . Alexander the Great made Greek culture worldwide . The city of Alexandria was the greatest center of Hellenistic learning for at least three ...
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BYZANTINE CULTURE : A MIXTURE OF GREEK AND ORIENTAL INFLUENCES a a From the end of the fifth to the beginning of the eleventh century , the culture of the eastern Empire was far superior to that of any country in western Europe .
BYZANTINE CULTURE : A MIXTURE OF GREEK AND ORIENTAL INFLUENCES a a From the end of the fifth to the beginning of the eleventh century , the culture of the eastern Empire was far superior to that of any country in western Europe .
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