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The Germans hoped he would make their country the center of his interest , but after he was crowned emperor his relations with Germany ended , and he lived north of the Alps for only two years ( 1235-1237 ) .
The Germans hoped he would make their country the center of his interest , but after he was crowned emperor his relations with Germany ended , and he lived north of the Alps for only two years ( 1235-1237 ) .
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Roger II ( 1093-1154 ) , king of Sicily , took a deep interest in the study of geography and called many famous scholars to his court . Then William I and II encouraged mathematicians and astronomers when the Byzantine influence was ...
Roger II ( 1093-1154 ) , king of Sicily , took a deep interest in the study of geography and called many famous scholars to his court . Then William I and II encouraged mathematicians and astronomers when the Byzantine influence was ...
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MEDIAEVAL THEORY OF INTEREST When a money economy began to supplant natural economy , mediaeval theorists were forced to consider the problem of the value of money , interest , and usury . They frequently quoted Aristotle's idea that ...
MEDIAEVAL THEORY OF INTEREST When a money economy began to supplant natural economy , mediaeval theorists were forced to consider the problem of the value of money , interest , and usury . They frequently quoted Aristotle's idea that ...
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