A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... 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 inva- sions 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 inva- sions to the period of Charles IV , the ...
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... eastern emperor . The Ital- ians claimed independence for the Latin Church , and espe- cially for Rome . In retaliation , the emperor placed Dalmatia , Sicily , and southern Rome under the patriarch at Constanti- nople , instead of ...
... eastern emperor . The Ital- ians claimed independence for the Latin Church , and espe- cially for Rome . In retaliation , the emperor placed Dalmatia , Sicily , and southern Rome under the patriarch at Constanti- nople , instead of ...
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... eastern Adriatic ports . Their career in industry and commerce began with fish and salt . When the difficulty of defending the eastern Empire against the Mohammedans led the eastern emperor to seek allies in western Europe , he granted ...
... eastern Adriatic ports . Their career in industry and commerce began with fish and salt . When the difficulty of defending the eastern Empire against the Mohammedans led the eastern emperor to seek allies in western Europe , he granted ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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