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الصفحة 564
No doubt the feudal process was far from reaching its complete develop- ment everywhere ; for instance , sometimes ... of western European medieval history into world history has allowed scholars to discover feudalism in ancient Egypt ...
No doubt the feudal process was far from reaching its complete develop- ment everywhere ; for instance , sometimes ... of western European medieval history into world history has allowed scholars to discover feudalism in ancient Egypt ...
الصفحة 578
238 The Assises have the most fundamental significance both for better understanding of feudal relations in the Christian Orient in connection with local conditions and for the problem of feudalism in general .
238 The Assises have the most fundamental significance both for better understanding of feudal relations in the Christian Orient in connection with local conditions and for the problem of feudalism in general .
الصفحة 579
Thus these Franco - Eastern codes are of great importance for the history both of western European feudalism and of the ... and Angeli may one notice in Byzantium “ a real embryo of a feudal order , although not the developed system .
Thus these Franco - Eastern codes are of great importance for the history both of western European feudalism and of the ... and Angeli may one notice in Byzantium “ a real embryo of a feudal order , although not the developed system .
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BYZANTIUM AND THE CRUSADES | 375 |
THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE 10251402 following page | 479 |
THE EMPIRE OF NICAEA 120461 | 506 |
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