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The mediaeval man usually was a very anemic person . Unsanitary conditions and inadequate nutrition raised the death rate of the mediaeval towns a good deal higher than the birth rate . Mediaeval towns differed infinitely in size and ...
The mediaeval man usually was a very anemic person . Unsanitary conditions and inadequate nutrition raised the death rate of the mediaeval towns a good deal higher than the birth rate . Mediaeval towns differed infinitely in size and ...
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Mathematics : Portuguese , 698 Greek , 57-58 , 59 , 64 , 66 , 77 Spanish , 697-698 mediaeval , 593 , 601 , 603 Livy , 125 , 159 , 698 Mohammedan , 249 Lollards , 553 Renaissance , 707-708 Lombards , 189-193 passim , 209 , 232 , Matilda ...
Mathematics : Portuguese , 698 Greek , 57-58 , 59 , 64 , 66 , 77 Spanish , 697-698 mediaeval , 593 , 601 , 603 Livy , 125 , 159 , 698 Mohammedan , 249 Lollards , 553 Renaissance , 707-708 Lombards , 189-193 passim , 209 , 232 , Matilda ...
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Paulus ( Roman jurist ) , 152 early Christianity , 165 , 167 , 168 , Pavia , 232 , 671 170-173 passim , 195 , 202 Peasantry , mediaeval ( see also Manorial Greece : system , Serfdom ) early , 4 , 57 , 60 emancipation of , 422-423 ...
Paulus ( Roman jurist ) , 152 early Christianity , 165 , 167 , 168 , Pavia , 232 , 671 170-173 passim , 195 , 202 Peasantry , mediaeval ( see also Manorial Greece : system , Serfdom ) early , 4 , 57 , 60 emancipation of , 422-423 ...
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