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... Rome . A brave and indomitable people , they took up a position on the fringe of the Hispanic community - not ... Rome's success in colonizing Spain must be definitively attributed to these Hispanic urban dwellers . There were relatively ...
... Rome . A brave and indomitable people , they took up a position on the fringe of the Hispanic community - not ... Rome's success in colonizing Spain must be definitively attributed to these Hispanic urban dwellers . There were relatively ...
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... Rome . The men- tality of the Hispani , or Hispano - Romans , thereby made its appear- ance . Rather than a social class ( as certain resolute institutional historians of the Germanic school have claimed ) , the Hispani con- stituted a ...
... Rome . The men- tality of the Hispani , or Hispano - Romans , thereby made its appear- ance . Rather than a social class ( as certain resolute institutional historians of the Germanic school have claimed ) , the Hispani con- stituted a ...
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... Rome became firmly established in the land only by means of this new religious ideal . In certain notable cases , this evangelization would bear no fruit until well along in the Middle Ages . In the first few centuries during which ...
... Rome became firmly established in the land only by means of this new religious ideal . In certain notable cases , this evangelization would bear no fruit until well along in the Middle Ages . In the first few centuries during which ...
Contents
CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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