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It could not be otherwise , even though Castro tries to explain this failure by the
ending of medieval Castile ' s intellectual pluralism , whereas Sánchez Albornoz
tries to explain it in terms of what he calls ( it cannot be reduced to a clearer ...
It could not be otherwise , even though Castro tries to explain this failure by the
ending of medieval Castile ' s intellectual pluralism , whereas Sánchez Albornoz
tries to explain it in terms of what he calls ( it cannot be reduced to a clearer ...
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In Mesopotamia and Egypt , meanwhile , the intellectual and tech1 The term
Azilian is derived from the excavation site at Mas d ' Azil , near Toulouse in
France . 2 The term Homo capensis is derived from Capsa , the Latin name for
present ...
In Mesopotamia and Egypt , meanwhile , the intellectual and tech1 The term
Azilian is derived from the excavation site at Mas d ' Azil , near Toulouse in
France . 2 The term Homo capensis is derived from Capsa , the Latin name for
present ...
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... union formed by the Aragonese and the Catalans , and the value of each
people ' s participation in the common enterprise . With respect to the first
question , it is impossible to restrict the name to any one single term except in
specific cases ...
... union formed by the Aragonese and the Catalans , and the value of each
people ' s participation in the common enterprise . With respect to the first
question , it is impossible to restrict the name to any one single term except in
specific cases ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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