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... century , with leg harnesses of mail appearing in the 11th century , mail hoods added during the 11th - 13th century , and long sleeves ending in mail gloves added during the later pe- riod of its use . The mail shirt and aketon were ...
... century , with leg harnesses of mail appearing in the 11th century , mail hoods added during the 11th - 13th century , and long sleeves ending in mail gloves added during the later pe- riod of its use . The mail shirt and aketon were ...
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... century zest for learning and discovery . To take still another example , the development of the orchestral crescendo in the middle of the 18th century , principally at Mannheim , Germany , has been said to re- flect a new kind of human ...
... century zest for learning and discovery . To take still another example , the development of the orchestral crescendo in the middle of the 18th century , principally at Mannheim , Germany , has been said to re- flect a new kind of human ...
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... century Greco- Roman bilingual text ( with Greek and Latin pages facing each other ) . D contains most of the four Gospels and Acts and a small part of III John and is thus designated Dea ( e , for evangelia , or " gospels " ; and a for ...
... century Greco- Roman bilingual text ( with Greek and Latin pages facing each other ) . D contains most of the four Gospels and Acts and a small part of III John and is thus designated Dea ( e , for evangelia , or " gospels " ; and a for ...
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