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Finally they were induced to attempt to stop the Persian advance in the mountainous region near the Malian Gulf , south of Thessaly . After one of the most heroic defenses in history , the Spartans temporarily held up the Persian army ...
Finally they were induced to attempt to stop the Persian advance in the mountainous region near the Malian Gulf , south of Thessaly . After one of the most heroic defenses in history , the Spartans temporarily held up the Persian army ...
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Finally , only the tithe on Church lands was used for relief , and of the general tithe only about one quarter went for charitable purposes . And slowly the Church began to forget its social duties and its early poverty .
Finally , only the tithe on Church lands was used for relief , and of the general tithe only about one quarter went for charitable purposes . And slowly the Church began to forget its social duties and its early poverty .
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... the Ptolemaic theory during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , but elsewhere the scholars become pro Copernican . Newton , the great English scientist , finally settled the question in his epoch - making book , The Principia ...
... the Ptolemaic theory during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , but elsewhere the scholars become pro Copernican . Newton , the great English scientist , finally settled the question in his epoch - making book , The Principia ...
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