A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... showed Greek particularism at its worst . Although Athens rebuilt its walls and showed signs of re - establishing its sea power , it did not regain its strength ; in- stead , it became the weak ally of the more [ 39 ] GREECE : LIBERTY ...
... showed Greek particularism at its worst . Although Athens rebuilt its walls and showed signs of re - establishing its sea power , it did not regain its strength ; in- stead , it became the weak ally of the more [ 39 ] GREECE : LIBERTY ...
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... showed wherein it differed from Christianity . He made the doctrine of the Neoplatonists the philosophy of Christianity . Augustine wrote many pamphlets on controversial subjects , but his great works , the Confessions and the De ...
... showed wherein it differed from Christianity . He made the doctrine of the Neoplatonists the philosophy of Christianity . Augustine wrote many pamphlets on controversial subjects , but his great works , the Confessions and the De ...
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... showed to his Saracen subjects caused much scandal in the West . The whole power of the Church was against Frederick II . On five different occasions the papacy declared his deposition and secured the election of anti - kings . Each of ...
... showed to his Saracen subjects caused much scandal in the West . The whole power of the Church was against Frederick II . On five different occasions the papacy declared his deposition and secured the election of anti - kings . Each of ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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