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The Roman Catholic Church, first officially established in Jerusalem in 1099
during the First Crusade, controls numerous churches, hospices, monasteries
and convents, schools, and hospitals. The Franciscan order appoints the father ...
The Roman Catholic Church, first officially established in Jerusalem in 1099
during the First Crusade, controls numerous churches, hospices, monasteries
and convents, schools, and hospitals. The Franciscan order appoints the father ...
Page 1103
... school had reached its zenith by 1 150, lyric poetry in the north is rarely
attested before the Third Crusade (1189). ... but sometimes dealing with
crusading themes; a variety of dance songs, characterized by a refrain, such as
the rondeau, ...
... school had reached its zenith by 1 150, lyric poetry in the north is rarely
attested before the Third Crusade (1189). ... but sometimes dealing with
crusading themes; a variety of dance songs, characterized by a refrain, such as
the rondeau, ...
Page 1106
... Crusade had ruined a large number of nobles of Effects the Midi, the
profession of troubadour ceased to be lucra- of the tive, and many went to spend
their last days in the north Albi- of Spain and Italy, where Provencal poetry was
esteemed, ...
... Crusade had ruined a large number of nobles of Effects the Midi, the
profession of troubadour ceased to be lucra- of the tive, and many went to spend
their last days in the north Albi- of Spain and Italy, where Provencal poetry was
esteemed, ...
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica: In 30 Volumes : Micropaedia : Ready Reference and Index. Tiranė - Żywny, Volume 10 |
| Editor | William Benton |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1983 |
| ISBN | 085229400X, 9780852294000 |
| Length | 1060 pages |
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