Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumes 292-293F. Jefferies, 1967 |
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Page 456
... Roman highways ( literally high ways , for did they not overlook the adjacent country ? ) at the period of the Empire's greatest ascendency and highest development . In Britain the most important of the Roman roads was that one which ...
... Roman highways ( literally high ways , for did they not overlook the adjacent country ? ) at the period of the Empire's greatest ascendency and highest development . In Britain the most important of the Roman roads was that one which ...
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... Roman Empire , and from the power of the Roman Pontiffs . Its origin is said to be coeval with the founding of Christianity under the Apostles and their immediate successors , who are supposed to have framed certain rules or canons for ...
... Roman Empire , and from the power of the Roman Pontiffs . Its origin is said to be coeval with the founding of Christianity under the Apostles and their immediate successors , who are supposed to have framed certain rules or canons for ...
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... Roman Civil Law towards the beginning of the twelfth century is without question one of the most memorable circumstances in the history of modern Europe . Throughout a very considerable portion of Europe the Civil Law was admitted as of ...
... Roman Civil Law towards the beginning of the twelfth century is without question one of the most memorable circumstances in the history of modern Europe . Throughout a very considerable portion of Europe the Civil Law was admitted as of ...
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