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But this culture did not reach its maximum splendor until a short time later , when navigators from the East , entering through Almería , brought copper metallurgy and the megalithic religion to Spain . During these years , perhaps on ...
But this culture did not reach its maximum splendor until a short time later , when navigators from the East , entering through Almería , brought copper metallurgy and the megalithic religion to Spain . During these years , perhaps on ...
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This fact explains the tenacious resistance , first of the Lusitanians and later of the Numantines . Rome was forced to modify her recruiting system in order to subdue the city of Numantia , whose independence was vanquished by Scipio ...
This fact explains the tenacious resistance , first of the Lusitanians and later of the Numantines . Rome was forced to modify her recruiting system in order to subdue the city of Numantia , whose independence was vanquished by Scipio ...
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One generation later Ramón Berenguer I the Elder , Count of Barcelona ( 1035-1076 ) , would define the peculiar juridical and social character of the country in his famous legal code , the Usatges . The spirit of Navarre a combination ...
One generation later Ramón Berenguer I the Elder , Count of Barcelona ( 1035-1076 ) , would define the peculiar juridical and social character of the country in his famous legal code , the Usatges . The spirit of Navarre a combination ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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