A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... thirteenth century . The great success of the friars in the thirteenth century was one of the things that caused the monastic orders to go into a rapid decline . But it was not long before their educational and moral rivalry with the ...
... thirteenth century . The great success of the friars in the thirteenth century was one of the things that caused the monastic orders to go into a rapid decline . But it was not long before their educational and moral rivalry with the ...
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... thirteenth century and , after much internal dissension , set up republican governments . The best example of the historical development of the turbulent Tuscan cities is found in the history of Florence , one of the richest and most ...
... thirteenth century and , after much internal dissension , set up republican governments . The best example of the historical development of the turbulent Tuscan cities is found in the history of Florence , one of the richest and most ...
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... 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 ... Thirteenth Century Anatomy.
... 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 ... Thirteenth Century Anatomy.
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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