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... Roman emperors continued to struggle with the papacy for con- trol of the Roman Catholic church . The Hohenstaufen emperor Frederick I ( reigned as emperor 1152-90 ) restored stabil- ity within Germany and renewed the conflict with the ...
... Roman emperors continued to struggle with the papacy for con- trol of the Roman Catholic church . The Hohenstaufen emperor Frederick I ( reigned as emperor 1152-90 ) restored stabil- ity within Germany and renewed the conflict with the ...
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... Roman state before he turned to a different problem - the relation- ship between Rome and her Italian allies- early in his second tribunate and that his bill for the extension of the franchise to the inde- pendent peoples of Italy was ...
... Roman state before he turned to a different problem - the relation- ship between Rome and her Italian allies- early in his second tribunate and that his bill for the extension of the franchise to the inde- pendent peoples of Italy was ...
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... Roman feet wide ( a Roman foot is slightly larger than a standard foot ) and at least 12 feet high for the eastern sector and a turf rampart 20 Roman feet wide at the base for the western sector ; both were fronted by a ditch , except ...
... Roman feet wide ( a Roman foot is slightly larger than a standard foot ) and at least 12 feet high for the eastern sector and a turf rampart 20 Roman feet wide at the base for the western sector ; both were fronted by a ditch , except ...
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