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... Cordova , where the khalif patronized all the learning and science of the age , and his subsequent residence in Rome , where he found an inconceivable ignorance and immorality , were not lost upon his future life . He esta- blished a ...
... Cordova , where the khalif patronized all the learning and science of the age , and his subsequent residence in Rome , where he found an inconceivable ignorance and immorality , were not lost upon his future life . He esta- blished a ...
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... Cordova , and not only spoke Arabic fluently , but actually translated the Koran into Latin , mentions that , on his first arrival in Spain , he found several learned men , even from England , studying astronomy . The reconciliation of ...
... Cordova , and not only spoke Arabic fluently , but actually translated the Koran into Latin , mentions that , on his first arrival in Spain , he found several learned men , even from England , studying astronomy . The reconciliation of ...
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... Cordova the seat of his government . Neither he nor his immediate successors took any other title than that of Emir ... Cordova distinguished themselves as patrons of learning , and set an example of refinement strongly contrasting with ...
... Cordova the seat of his government . Neither he nor his immediate successors took any other title than that of Emir ... Cordova distinguished themselves as patrons of learning , and set an example of refinement strongly contrasting with ...
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... Cordova . The palaces of the khalifs were magnificently decorated . Those sovereigns might well look down with supercilious contempt on the dwellings of the rulers of Germany , France , and England , which were scarcely better than ...
... Cordova . The palaces of the khalifs were magnificently decorated . Those sovereigns might well look down with supercilious contempt on the dwellings of the rulers of Germany , France , and England , which were scarcely better than ...
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... Cordova , many loaves were cast each day to feed the fish . There were also menageries of foreign animals ; aviaries of rare birds ; manufactories in which skilled workmen , obtained from foreign countries , displayed their art in ...
... Cordova , many loaves were cast each day to feed the fish . There were also menageries of foreign animals ; aviaries of rare birds ; manufactories in which skilled workmen , obtained from foreign countries , displayed their art in ...
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A History of the Intellectual Development of Europe, Volumen1 John William Draper Vista completa - 1875 |
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