A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... soon as the conquest of Egypt was complete , Alexander paid a visit to the temple of Ammon in the desert . It is not clear just what happened there , but when he left the temple he declared that the oracle had acclaimed him as the son ...
... soon as the conquest of Egypt was complete , Alexander paid a visit to the temple of Ammon in the desert . It is not clear just what happened there , but when he left the temple he declared that the oracle had acclaimed him as the son ...
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... soon convinced of the truths of his teachings . As the number of his initiates grew , the secret was given out . Although some people com- plained to his uncle , Mohammed persevered in his conduct and was sustained by the members of his ...
... soon convinced of the truths of his teachings . As the number of his initiates grew , the secret was given out . Although some people com- plained to his uncle , Mohammed persevered in his conduct and was sustained by the members of his ...
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... soon undisputed ruler of Germany . And with this he was content , for Charles was above all a German . His policy centered in Germany . Not- withstanding the pleas of the citizens of Florence and Rome that he come to Italy and establish ...
... soon undisputed ruler of Germany . And with this he was content , for Charles was above all a German . His policy centered in Germany . Not- withstanding the pleas of the citizens of Florence and Rome that he come to Italy and establish ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
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