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The Tuscan cities gradually gained freedom from imperial control in the thirteenth century and , after much internal dissension , set up republican governments . The best example of the historical development of the turbulent Tuscan ...
The Tuscan cities gradually gained freedom from imperial control in the thirteenth century and , after much internal dissension , set up republican governments . The best example of the historical development of the turbulent Tuscan ...
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In some respects , the thirteenth century , with its emphasis on social reform , education , and skepticism , witnessed the beginning of certain features of modern civilization . Scientific research had its beginning during the twelfth ...
In some respects , the thirteenth century , with its emphasis on social reform , education , and skepticism , witnessed the beginning of certain features of modern civilization . Scientific research had its beginning during the twelfth ...
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MEDICAL PROGRESS : THIRTEENTH CENTURY In the thirteenth century , new medical schools contested the supremacy of Salerno . Montpellier , which had been founded by Jewish teachers for the practical study of medicine , was a recognized ...
MEDICAL PROGRESS : THIRTEENTH CENTURY In the thirteenth century , new medical schools contested the supremacy of Salerno . Montpellier , which had been founded by Jewish teachers for the practical study of medicine , was a recognized ...
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