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The old theory that a revival of learning in the West can be traced to the crusades has been thoroughly disproved . No philosophical ideas of importance and no medical learning was adopted by the men who went to the Holy Land .
The old theory that a revival of learning in the West can be traced to the crusades has been thoroughly disproved . No philosophical ideas of importance and no medical learning was adopted by the men who went to the Holy Land .
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During this period , learning was not extinct ; there were a few ecclesiastical scholars who were well acquainted with the best of ancient scholarship , since they had received their education in pagan schools .
During this period , learning was not extinct ; there were a few ecclesiastical scholars who were well acquainted with the best of ancient scholarship , since they had received their education in pagan schools .
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a a THE EIGHTH - CENTURY RENAISSANCE Charlemagne brought about a rapid revival of Latin learning in Gaul , with the hearty support of the papacy . The writing and illumination of manuscripts under an AngloSaxon influence reached a high ...
a a THE EIGHTH - CENTURY RENAISSANCE Charlemagne brought about a rapid revival of Latin learning in Gaul , with the hearty support of the papacy . The writing and illumination of manuscripts under an AngloSaxon influence reached a high ...
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