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In the third century B.C. , armies , governors , and wealthy men took art objects to Rome from Sicily and southern Italy and , after the middle of the second century B.C. , from Greece and Asia Minor . Then they employed Greek artists ...
In the third century B.C. , armies , governors , and wealthy men took art objects to Rome from Sicily and southern Italy and , after the middle of the second century B.C. , from Greece and Asia Minor . Then they employed Greek artists ...
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The Normans conquered south Italy and took Sicily from the Saracens ( 1061-1071 ) . A few years later Robert Guiscard made war against the Byzantine emperor , a Norman threat that ended only with Guiscard's death ( 1085 ) .
The Normans conquered south Italy and took Sicily from the Saracens ( 1061-1071 ) . A few years later Robert Guiscard made war against the Byzantine emperor , a Norman threat that ended only with Guiscard's death ( 1085 ) .
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In some respects the restoration of the monarchy ( 1660 ) took England back nearly two centuries : the respective rights of Parliament and the crown had to be worked out anew , and , to establish its claim to supremacy , each party ...
In some respects the restoration of the monarchy ( 1660 ) took England back nearly two centuries : the respective rights of Parliament and the crown had to be worked out anew , and , to establish its claim to supremacy , each party ...
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