A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... seventeenth century the discoveries of most scientists were written in Latin , and , in the eighteenth century , scientists invented the system of using Latin terminology in the classifi- cation of plants and animals . Latin was used in ...
... seventeenth century the discoveries of most scientists were written in Latin , and , in the eighteenth century , scientists invented the system of using Latin terminology in the classifi- cation of plants and animals . Latin was used in ...
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... seventeenth century . INFLUENCE OF MOHAMMEDAN CULTURE : REVIVAL OF GREEK SCIENCE From the time of the Moorish conquest to 1492 , Spain was the principal heir of Mohammedan learning . From the tenth century , the importation of the ...
... seventeenth century . INFLUENCE OF MOHAMMEDAN CULTURE : REVIVAL OF GREEK SCIENCE From the time of the Moorish conquest to 1492 , Spain was the principal heir of Mohammedan learning . From the tenth century , the importation of the ...
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... seventeenth century . Arabic medicine did little more than preserve the teachings of the Greek physicians and introduce a little Hindu medicine into Europe . Its contribu- tions to surgery were very small because ' the faith ' made the ...
... seventeenth century . Arabic medicine did little more than preserve the teachings of the Greek physicians and introduce a little Hindu medicine into Europe . Its contribu- tions to surgery were very small because ' the faith ' made the ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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