The Past as Prologue: Sources and Studies in European Civilization, Том 1Everett Uberto Crosby, Charles Richard Webb Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1973 |
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... called either purely real or purely unreal . If that can be found , we may justly call it the object of belief , and so give the intermediate faculty the intermediate object , while the two extreme objects will fall to the extreme ...
... called either purely real or purely unreal . If that can be found , we may justly call it the object of belief , and so give the intermediate faculty the intermediate object , while the two extreme objects will fall to the extreme ...
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... called Baccar . Renaud de Chatillon and Joscelin , the king's uncle , are released from the chains of the enemy . In ... called Baccar , where he found the land flowing with milk and honey , as we read ` in the Scriptures . Some think ...
... called Baccar . Renaud de Chatillon and Joscelin , the king's uncle , are released from the chains of the enemy . In ... called Baccar , where he found the land flowing with milk and honey , as we read ` in the Scriptures . Some think ...
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... called in their own language toassin ; the other eighteen thousand were the common knights known as carnagoles . A thousand of the most valiant knights acted as bodyguard to Saladin . All these wore yellow silk over their breastplates ...
... called in their own language toassin ; the other eighteen thousand were the common knights known as carnagoles . A thousand of the most valiant knights acted as bodyguard to Saladin . All these wore yellow silk over their breastplates ...
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