A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... western Mediterranean , which had already been partially settled by the Mycenaeans and Phoenicians . The greatest colonizers in this direction were the Corinthians . The toe and heel of Italy and the western coast as far north as Naples ...
... western Mediterranean , which had already been partially settled by the Mycenaeans and Phoenicians . The greatest colonizers in this direction were the Corinthians . The toe and heel of Italy and the western coast as far north as Naples ...
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... western markets , en- dangered their very existence . Moreover , the great wealth of Athens aroused the envy of all ... western expansion through alliances with western . cities . As a result , war broke out again between Athens and the ...
... western markets , en- dangered their very existence . Moreover , the great wealth of Athens aroused the envy of all ... western expansion through alliances with western . cities . As a result , war broke out again between Athens and the ...
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... had an important influence upon western Europe . But long before 1453 it had finished its great work for western Europe . BYZANTINE CULTURE : A MIXTURE OF GREEK AND ORIENTAL INFLUENCES [ 311 ] TWO EMPIRES : THE WEST AND THE EAST.
... had an important influence upon western Europe . But long before 1453 it had finished its great work for western Europe . BYZANTINE CULTURE : A MIXTURE OF GREEK AND ORIENTAL INFLUENCES [ 311 ] TWO EMPIRES : THE WEST AND THE EAST.
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
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The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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