Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... Iberian keystone of the Greek West.8 Phoenicians and Greeks transformed into a mighty force the wealth of the Iberians , a generic term for the inhabitants of the Mediterranean coast from Catalonia to Andalusia . Concur- rently , an ...
... Iberian keystone of the Greek West.8 Phoenicians and Greeks transformed into a mighty force the wealth of the Iberians , a generic term for the inhabitants of the Mediterranean coast from Catalonia to Andalusia . Concur- rently , an ...
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... Iberia ) , where foreign cultural and economic influences had been most in- tensive . A powerful separatism was manifested everywhere , as much among the chiefs of the rich Iberian populations along the Mediter- ranean coast , as among ...
... Iberia ) , where foreign cultural and economic influences had been most in- tensive . A powerful separatism was manifested everywhere , as much among the chiefs of the rich Iberian populations along the Mediter- ranean coast , as among ...
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... Iberian art ( the theory of Antonio García y Bellido ) .15 All of this was undoubtedly intended to proclaim the warlike nature of the primitive gens hispanica and to establish the possibility of a sense of unity predating Roman ...
... Iberian art ( the theory of Antonio García y Bellido ) .15 All of this was undoubtedly intended to proclaim the warlike nature of the primitive gens hispanica and to establish the possibility of a sense of unity predating Roman ...
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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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