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الصفحة 299
Both sides were quickly aware of this competition and its effects showed in adjustment on the Christian side . The Christians were more flexible , not only because their doctrines were less established and still unwritten , but also ...
Both sides were quickly aware of this competition and its effects showed in adjustment on the Christian side . The Christians were more flexible , not only because their doctrines were less established and still unwritten , but also ...
الصفحة 305
But the public appearance of maintaining them has enabled Christian societies to benefit from the institution of marriage in a way that has largely contributed , as we shall see , not only to the early survival of Christianity but also ...
But the public appearance of maintaining them has enabled Christian societies to benefit from the institution of marriage in a way that has largely contributed , as we shall see , not only to the early survival of Christianity but also ...
الصفحة 447
Conversion to Christianity occurred however in all except the governing classes of the Muslim community . Scholars and craftsmen , sailors and peasants , and of course the women who married Christian traders ...
Conversion to Christianity occurred however in all except the governing classes of the Muslim community . Scholars and craftsmen , sailors and peasants , and of course the women who married Christian traders ...
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PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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