A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... religions ) the historian is not at all concerned with the numerous doctrinal controversies or the interpretation of religious writings except as these things had results of importance outside of the realms of theology . The attempt to ...
... religions ) the historian is not at all concerned with the numerous doctrinal controversies or the interpretation of religious writings except as these things had results of importance outside of the realms of theology . The attempt to ...
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... religious history of the first three centuries of the Empire . These religions attracted many Romans who were ... religious brotherhood , of mystic rites and expiations , and of the promise of a future life . They answered , in varying ...
... religious history of the first three centuries of the Empire . These religions attracted many Romans who were ... religious brotherhood , of mystic rites and expiations , and of the promise of a future life . They answered , in varying ...
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... religious questions grew constantly . Mohammed was naturally deeply religious . The impossi- bility of reconciling a belief in the unity of God with the cus- tomary idolatry of the Arabs filled him with such distress that he went to ...
... religious questions grew constantly . Mohammed was naturally deeply religious . The impossi- bility of reconciling a belief in the unity of God with the cus- tomary idolatry of the Arabs filled him with such distress that he went to ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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