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In the interior , the elegant , yet simple and restrained ornamentation of the early period was superseded , in the later period , by rich , overloaded ornamentation . The general effect of the early Gothic cathedral was a perfect ...
In the interior , the elegant , yet simple and restrained ornamentation of the early period was superseded , in the later period , by rich , overloaded ornamentation . The general effect of the early Gothic cathedral was a perfect ...
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In accordance with the second view , two great poets inaugurated the first period of modern literature : Francois Villon and Charles d'Orleans . The former held to the Middle Ages for his form , but was more modern in spirit ...
In accordance with the second view , two great poets inaugurated the first period of modern literature : Francois Villon and Charles d'Orleans . The former held to the Middle Ages for his form , but was more modern in spirit ...
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Epaminondas , 40 , 41 Angevin period in , 533-550 Epictetus , 156 Anglo - Saxon period in , 218-219 Epicureans , 151 , 156 Charter of Liberties , 531 , 538 Epicurus , 75-76 constitution of , 533 , 542 , 544-545 , 551 Erasistratus ...
Epaminondas , 40 , 41 Angevin period in , 533-550 Epictetus , 156 Anglo - Saxon period in , 218-219 Epicureans , 151 , 156 Charter of Liberties , 531 , 538 Epicurus , 75-76 constitution of , 533 , 542 , 544-545 , 551 Erasistratus ...
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