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Lawyers studied the laws of different states and found that certain types of law recurred again and again , such as laws against murder and theft . They came to the conclusion that there was a universal law common to all mankind .
Lawyers studied the laws of different states and found that certain types of law recurred again and again , such as laws against murder and theft . They came to the conclusion that there was a universal law common to all mankind .
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The idea of the universal empire was now supported by lawyers . Indeed , the term was brought into existence by them . It emphasized the unity of Latin Christendom under the emperor . Men believed in the sanctity of the state .
The idea of the universal empire was now supported by lawyers . Indeed , the term was brought into existence by them . It emphasized the unity of Latin Christendom under the emperor . Men believed in the sanctity of the state .
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After 1300 , when many men of English blood had risen in the social scale , the knowledge of English was universal . The tendency to speak the native language was growing even in [ 628 ] MEDIAEVAL CULTURE.
After 1300 , when many men of English blood had risen in the social scale , the knowledge of English was universal . The tendency to speak the native language was growing even in [ 628 ] MEDIAEVAL CULTURE.
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