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that differed from province to province in race , language , religion , and civilization . Although he gave the impression that he was most obstinate , the Roman was a realist who was always ready to compromise .
that differed from province to province in race , language , religion , and civilization . Although he gave the impression that he was most obstinate , the Roman was a realist who was always ready to compromise .
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In the charitable trend of the second century , the superiority of Christianity over other religions was well marked . ... Philosophy was often merely an unemotional ethical system , which was inadequate as a religion .
In the charitable trend of the second century , the superiority of Christianity over other religions was well marked . ... Philosophy was often merely an unemotional ethical system , which was inadequate as a religion .
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Christianity was the only religion which appealed to moral enthusiasm through the personality of a beloved leader . Philosophical systems and pagan religions had no personal founders . The emphasis Jesus placed on the ethical ...
Christianity was the only religion which appealed to moral enthusiasm through the personality of a beloved leader . Philosophical systems and pagan religions had no personal founders . The emphasis Jesus placed on the ethical ...
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administration ancient Arabic army attempt authority barbarian became began bishops brought Byzantine caused central Chapters Christian Church civilization common continued court crusades culture decline early East eastern economic effect elected emperor England English established Europe European existence fact feudal finally followed forced formed fourteenth France French gave German gradually greatest Greek growth hands hundred ideas imperial important increased independent influence interest Italian Italy king kingdom known land later Latin learning literature lived lord mediaeval Middle Ages military natural nobility nobles organization papacy peace period Persian political pope practice religion religious result Roman Empire Rome royal rule showed social Spain struggle successful theory third thirteenth century tion took towns trade twelfth universal West western western Europe
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| Tiêu đề | A History of Western Civilization ... Tập 1 trong tổng số A History of Western Civilization, Arthur Pryor Watts [Prentice-Hall history series] |
| Tác giả | Arthur Pryor Watts |
| Nhà xuất bản | Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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