Western Civilization: A Brief HistoryPrentice-Hall, 1979 - 495 páginas |
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... Athens turned exploitation of trade and military successes into commercial and political advantages for herself and ... Athens and succeeded in reducing Athenian power to a shadow of its former self . The enormous toll in lives and ...
... Athens turned exploitation of trade and military successes into commercial and political advantages for herself and ... Athens and succeeded in reducing Athenian power to a shadow of its former self . The enormous toll in lives and ...
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... Athens . Nonetheless , it was typical of an important segment of the Greek world . Commerce , trade , and communication were in the hands of perieoci on a strictly regulated ... Athenians MEDITERRANEAN ANTIQUITY : 500 B.C.-A.D. 750 Athens.
... Athens . Nonetheless , it was typical of an important segment of the Greek world . Commerce , trade , and communication were in the hands of perieoci on a strictly regulated ... Athenians MEDITERRANEAN ANTIQUITY : 500 B.C.-A.D. 750 Athens.
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... Athens had been sacked . In 479 B.C. , Athenian resources proved unequal to yet another Persian assault , and this time the Peloponnesians were strength- ened by the disciplined Spartan soldiery , which defeated the Persians at Plataea ...
... Athens had been sacked . In 479 B.C. , Athenian resources proved unequal to yet another Persian assault , and this time the Peloponnesians were strength- ened by the disciplined Spartan soldiery , which defeated the Persians at Plataea ...
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PART | 1 |
Beginnings | 9 |
Legendary History of Israel | 36 |
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