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Page 171
... give way to a style more closely related to that of the near Orient . Partly for religious reasons , this style soon de- veloped a new spirit and its own distinctive characteris- tics . The wave of Iconoclasm - the controversy in the ...
... give way to a style more closely related to that of the near Orient . Partly for religious reasons , this style soon de- veloped a new spirit and its own distinctive characteris- tics . The wave of Iconoclasm - the controversy in the ...
Page 203
... give evidence that synagogues existed both in Jerusalem and throughout the Diaspora ( communities of Jews living outside Palestine ) , even before the destruction of the Temple in the year AD 70. The surviving synagogues from Roman ...
... give evidence that synagogues existed both in Jerusalem and throughout the Diaspora ( communities of Jews living outside Palestine ) , even before the destruction of the Temple in the year AD 70. The surviving synagogues from Roman ...
Page 762
... give soft , full nappa leathers and perspiration - resistant in- sole leathers . Recognized in 1907 and patented in 1933 , zirconium tannage employs basic zirconium sulfates masked with acetate , citrate , and other agents to produce ...
... give soft , full nappa leathers and perspiration - resistant in- sole leathers . Recognized in 1907 and patented in 1933 , zirconium tannage employs basic zirconium sulfates masked with acetate , citrate , and other agents to produce ...
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