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THE EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE In the eastern Mediterranean world the break between ancient and mediaeval history was not so sharp as it had been in Latin Christendom . From the time of the barbarian invasions to the period of Charles IV ...
THE EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE In the eastern Mediterranean world the break between ancient and mediaeval history was not so sharp as it had been in Latin Christendom . From the time of the barbarian invasions to the period of Charles IV ...
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A general uprising of the Italian people and the Lombards supported the papacy against the eastern emperor . The Italians claimed independence for the Latin Church , and especially for Rome . In retaliation , the emperor placed Dalmatia ...
A general uprising of the Italian people and the Lombards supported the papacy against the eastern emperor . The Italians claimed independence for the Latin Church , and especially for Rome . In retaliation , the emperor placed Dalmatia ...
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The great wealth and luxurious tastes of the people of the Byzantine Empire stimulated the Greeks to import a huge amount of eastern products . But this thriving a trade had little effect on western Europe until the time of the crusades ...
The great wealth and luxurious tastes of the people of the Byzantine Empire stimulated the Greeks to import a huge amount of eastern products . But this thriving a trade had little effect on western Europe until the time of the crusades ...
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