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Page 34
... sources as Odin and Frigg , was known to the Lombards at this early time . A rather simi- lar story about this pair is told in a Scandinavian source . Paul the Deacon , working late in the 8th or early in the 9th century , repeated the ...
... sources as Odin and Frigg , was known to the Lombards at this early time . A rather simi- lar story about this pair is told in a Scandinavian source . Paul the Deacon , working late in the 8th or early in the 9th century , repeated the ...
Page 325
... sources of fine- quality stone for building and statuary and plentiful deposits of sedimentary clays for potting . Sources for the study of Greek civilization . The prime source for all except the earliest periods is the record of ...
... sources of fine- quality stone for building and statuary and plentiful deposits of sedimentary clays for potting . Sources for the study of Greek civilization . The prime source for all except the earliest periods is the record of ...
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... sources brought about by seeking to discover the literary sources that lay behind them . Leopold von Ranke , one of the foremost German historians , who began his career as a teacher of classics , was gradually attracted to history ...
... sources brought about by seeking to discover the literary sources that lay behind them . Leopold von Ranke , one of the foremost German historians , who began his career as a teacher of classics , was gradually attracted to history ...
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