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When seven years of age the children were placed in the hands of state officials for uniform military training . Adult males ate in public mess halls , and all forms of luxury and inequality were strictly forbidden .
When seven years of age the children were placed in the hands of state officials for uniform military training . Adult males ate in public mess halls , and all forms of luxury and inequality were strictly forbidden .
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The Suevi occupied northwestern Spain ; the Burgundians had settled in the Rhone and Saône valleys ; Italy was in the hands of the Ostrogoths ; while the Franks occupied territory along the Rhine to the north of the Somme .
The Suevi occupied northwestern Spain ; the Burgundians had settled in the Rhone and Saône valleys ; Italy was in the hands of the Ostrogoths ; while the Franks occupied territory along the Rhine to the north of the Somme .
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He held the nobility in check by placing authority in the hands of the palatine counts . But still his rule was precarious because of conditions in Italy . At this time Italy was divided into three parts : the south was under the ...
He held the nobility in check by placing authority in the hands of the palatine counts . But still his rule was precarious because of conditions in Italy . At this time Italy was divided into three parts : the south was under the ...
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