A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... emperor . Thus he intended the pope to become a feudal dependent of the emperor . According to the prevailing German custom , Otto hoped to place the pope in the position of a mere bishop , and in this way , in effect , to compel the ...
... emperor . Thus he intended the pope to become a feudal dependent of the emperor . According to the prevailing German custom , Otto hoped to place the pope in the position of a mere bishop , and in this way , in effect , to compel the ...
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... emperor drove the Arabs out of Asia Minor ( 779 ) , and thus temporarily ended the dan- ger from that quarter . Turning to his northern frontier , the emperor suppressed a revolt of the Slavs who had settled in Thrace and Macedonia . He ...
... emperor drove the Arabs out of Asia Minor ( 779 ) , and thus temporarily ended the dan- ger from that quarter . Turning to his northern frontier , the emperor suppressed a revolt of the Slavs who had settled in Thrace and Macedonia . He ...
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... 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 under the ...
... 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 under the ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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