The evolution of man and societyAllen & Unwin, 1969 - 751 من الصفحات |
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... East, of its climate and its soil, was continually persuading people to move out of Arabia; and indeed out of the Ancient East. Except in Egypt, the drying of the climate, the grazing of the cattle, the destruction of foreign and civil ...
... East, of its climate and its soil, was continually persuading people to move out of Arabia; and indeed out of the Ancient East. Except in Egypt, the drying of the climate, the grazing of the cattle, the destruction of foreign and civil ...
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... eastern learning and eastern race into Latin Europe. When therefore we work out the balance of racial movement during the crusades we have a complicated account to draw up. It has been said that over half a million Christians moved east ...
... eastern learning and eastern race into Latin Europe. When therefore we work out the balance of racial movement during the crusades we have a complicated account to draw up. It has been said that over half a million Christians moved east ...
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... East. Thames and Hudson, London. MENDELSOHN, I. 1949. Slavery in the Ancient Near East. Oxford U.P. MICHELL, H. 1964. Sparta. Cambridge U.P. MORETTINI, A. 1950. Olivicoltura. R.E.D.A., Rome. NILSSON, M. P. 1932. The Mycenaean Origin of ...
... East. Thames and Hudson, London. MENDELSOHN, I. 1949. Slavery in the Ancient Near East. Oxford U.P. MICHELL, H. 1964. Sparta. Cambridge U.P. MORETTINI, A. 1950. Olivicoltura. R.E.D.A., Rome. NILSSON, M. P. 1932. The Mycenaean Origin of ...
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