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1. As we walk through the entrance into the house – a pretty mansion originally built in the middle ages and rescued from dereliction early in the 20th century – he gives himself a little shake

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2. One of the few unarmed forces in the world, they had the utmost regard of the European superstar policeman; fighting a tidal wave of international organized crime with only their bare hands, hopelessly outnumbered, out-gunned and underfunded, technology from the stone age, forensics from the middle ages

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3. 'During the Middle Ages Faria had a thriving community and became a haven for pirates

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4. doctrinal stress of the Middle Ages unbridled to

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5. During the Middle Ages, people had a smart

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6. One of the most important and influential philosopher-theologians of the high middle ages

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7. And further, according to some college students recently studying history, during the outbreak of the Black Death that devastated Europe in the Middle Ages, victims of that disease grew boobs on their necks

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8. However, by the middle ages, with the crusades and interaction with the Muslims, there was a renewed interest both in hygiene and medicine

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9. Childhood was rough in the middle ages – only 40% of children survived the gauntlet of illnesses to adulthood

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10. “In the middle ages the Pope had very great sexual powers…”

11. This idea of divine abode became the empyrean heaven, where in the middle Ages stood the mansions of the blessed

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12. habitat in the Early Middle Ages (we are interested in the period of time between

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13. The state of the economy in the Early Middle Ages, especially in an area

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14. Degeneration of the Latin language at its periphery hastened the Roman Empire’s dissolution in the Middle Ages

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15. however, it is certain that the constitutum was regarded as genuine both by the friends and enemies of the papal pretensions throughout the middle ages

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16. Christianity, during the High Middle Ages, produced a scholar who attempted to

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17. France and Germany both have Catholic leaders, and there is no interference from Rome, which is an idea of the middle ages

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18. explorers in The Middle Ages who certainly observed that the

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19. My nose was still larger than most! Many years later I learned that ninety percent of Israeli Jews are descended from Ashkenazy Jews who originate in central Europe, converting to Judaism in the middle ages in the vain hope of avoiding war

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20. nuns in the Middle Ages

21. Europe out of the terrible darkness of the Middle Ages

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22. of the fifth in the Alchemists and Rosicrucians of the Middle Ages; while its

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23. There was plenty of that in the Middle Ages, but it was chiefly due to the

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24. lts origins can be traced to the High Middle Ages (Berman 1988)

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25. During the Middle Ages, for example, elective starvation was viewed as a means

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26. in the Middle Ages?

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27. A number of equally black, cone-shaped communication towers dotted its surface, making the thing look like the head of an ancient mace from Earth’s Middle Ages

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28. The middle Ages witnessed the use of fully-spike-armoured

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29. During the middle ages (Europe) it was commonly believed

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30. The Museum of Hoaxes: A Collection of Pranks, Stunts, Deceptions, and Other Wonderful Stories Contrived for the Public from the Middle Ages to the New Millennium, E

31. Its crusades and violent inquisitions came out of this thinking that prevailed through the middle ages

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32. During the Middle Ages everyone was middle aged

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33. That was his life two years before Gaston began to wait for the airplane, and it went on the same way on the afternoon that he went to the bookstore of the wise Catalonian and found four ranting boys in a heated argument about the methods used to kill cockroaches in the Middle Ages

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34. The old bookseller, knowing about Aureliano’s love for books that had been read only by the Venerable Bede, urged him with a certain fatherly malice to get into the discussion, and without even taking a breath, he explained that the cockroach, the oldest winged insect on the face of the earth, had already been the victim of slippers in the Old Testa-ment, but that since the species was definitely resistant to any and all methods of extermination, from tomato dices with borax to flour and sugar, and with its one thousand six hundred three varieties had resisted the most ancient, tenacious, and pitiless persecution that mankind had unleashed against any living thing since the beginnings, including man himself, to such an ex-tent that just as an instinct for reproduction was at-tributed to humankind, so there must have been another one more definite and pressing, which was the in-stinct to kill cockroaches, and if the latter had succeeded in escaping human ferocity it was because they had taken refuge in the shadows, where they became invul-nerable because of man’s congenital fear of the dark, but on the other hand they became susceptible to the glow of noon, so that by the Middle Ages already, and in present times, and per omnia secula seculorum, the only effective method for killing cockroaches was the glare of the sun

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35. [15] Godons: Nickname given to English soldiers by the French during the Middle Ages, due to their habit of swearing by saying �Goddam�

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36. Doctor Shelton, on top of her diplomas in history and human sociology, is the author of a thesis on the High Middle Ages, which she embraced as her specialty in history

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37. ‘’Ladies and gentlemen, you could hardly find a period of history more dissimilar to our own concept of human society than the High Middle Ages

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38. Ann had few illusions about how effective those capes would be at rendering inconspicuous a group of tall men and women wearing what would look to locals like suits of armor, but that was the best they could come up with quickly, the fashion of the 41st Century being totally unlike that of the Middle Ages

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39. Toulouse had a reputation through the Middle Ages for being a tolerant and cultured city compared to most of the rest of Europe

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40. Unfortunately, I know little about the Middle Ages and its capacity for food production

41. He then remembered what Ann Shelton had told him about the demographics of the Middle Ages: towns with a population larger than 10,000 were actually the exception in this time period, at least in Europe

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42. The merchants ended up buying at that store nearly two tons of tools, nails, kitchenware and other steel and glass products, along with a few seemingly minor but actually very valuable items for Middle Ages people, like sets of fine steel sewing needles and dozens of handheld mirrors

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43. [4] Dreki : Longship used by the Vikings for their coastal raids and their battles at sea during the High Middle Ages

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44. [7] Margrave : Old early Middle Ages title for a noble controling a territory on the border of a kingdom

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45. Since the Middle Ages, cod liver oil has been used to prevent and treat rickets

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46. something that did not even work in the middle ages should work now? These kinds of

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47. during the early middle ages, but that was due to the military potentials brought in there

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48. It did happen in the Middle Ages, but that custom has long been abandoned

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49. He remained confident in the teaching of the English anchoress from the middle ages, Julian of Norwich

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50. “What did you just almost call me? Were you starting to say ‘Brother Cadfael,’ the mystery novel monk from the Middle Ages who was an accomplished herbalist and who had a penchant for finding dead bodies and solving crimes

51. “What did you just almost call me? Were you starting to say ‘Brother Cadfael,’ the mystery novel monk from the middle ages who was an accomplished herbalist and who had a penchant for finding dead bodies and solving crimes

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52. symbol form to their sacred architecture in the Middle Ages

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53. A charm used throughout the Middle Ages

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54. The high middle ages followed

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55. Originally the gate-house of one of the city gates, Newgate was first used as a prison in the early Middle Ages, and the last prison on the site was closed in 1880 and demolished in 1902

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56. Middle Ages was approximately twelve thousand

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57. Middle Ages that Hindus really came to believe they would lose their

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58. The Art Institute of Chicago has some suits of armor from the middle ages

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59. How can we say we have progressed in peace given that more wars exist now than a hundred, five hundred years ago? Is violence against women and children lesser or greater than the middle ages? How do you define violence, abuse, neglect? From whose cultural perspective? From their perspective of what was considered unlawful and inhumane violence, were there a lot or a few incidents? From our informed awareness do we permit a greater number of violent acts, participate in more abusive systems, support larger cultures of unavoidably necessary neglect knowingly? When we consider how much more aware we are of violence and how more refined its definition is, how can we say we have progressed, when we personally are aware and directly participate in millions more acts of violence than any maniacal warlord or brutal dictator pre-twentieth century

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60. When life in Europe was ran by Kings and Christian churches, at the end of the Middle Ages,

61. During the Middle Ages it was a town ofconsiderable importance

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62. Although the term “community of practice” is relatively new, the concept is centuries old, dating back to the guilds of the Middle Ages

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63. In the poetry of the Middle Ages and Renaissance such pronunciationsas teniá for tenía are

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64. He's a count, comes from a distinguished German family going back to the Middle Ages

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65. The crusaders entered Jerusalem in the middle ages and they killed seventy thousands of its people, horses walked to their knees in blood in streets

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66. 1175 and had during themiddle ages great military power

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67. It grew up in the Middle Ages and only 20 years ago, there was a host of medieval shops and houses teetering over the pavement

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68. the Middle Ages to lieeither in Asia or Africa)

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69. For example, if in our “now”, owing to some extraordinary dramatic circumstances (for example, an impact of strong planetary cataclysms, global nuclear wars), SFUURMM-Forms typical of the Middle Ages were intensively imposed on “people”, then eventually, in rotation Cycles of the development of the present civilized society, as a result of such low-quality refocusings of the majority of Collective Intelligence Forms, scenarios that include cruel practices used during the Inquisition or “witch-hunts” would have appeared, and all new and progressive trends would have been blindly negated again

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70. Revival of the Middle Ages and national traditions

71. writings in the Middle Ages, the time ofunrestrained feelings and emotions, of chivalrous adventure

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72. The dramatization of a medieval legend is typical of the newly awakenedinterest in the Middle Ages

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73. faiths of the European middle ages, and the Islamic

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74. Maybe it’s named after the Knights Templar or perhaps there was a pagan temple there back in the Middle Ages or perhaps…

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75. Since the end of the middle ages a force called gravity was

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76. In the late forties we were just coming out of the middle ages of the clothing industry

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77. Were his concepts and ideas ever changed in 2,300 years? Were his insane assumptions ever challenged or changed? Have they ever been questioned or challenged? Why has his idiotic assumption that mental detachment is better than emotional involvement never been questioned or challenged? This idiotic, one-sided, convenient bullshit… taken as holy Gospel: simply because Aristotle’s books were some of the few books that survived the book burnings of the Middle Ages

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78. "In your dad's books, the conflict with the Necromancers began in the Middle Ages," he says

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79. But the original small Guilds of the Middle Ages were just as rotten and corrupt as the new ones

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80. Just as you were not a good European in the Middle Ages unless you worshipped your God and your King

81. The European society and culture of the Middle Ages continued to slide into mistrust, betrayal, self-interest, irresponsibility, and worsening corruption

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82. During the Middle Ages in Europe: all three sacred rituals had to be properly carried out and observed: for Kingship to be officially sanctified in the eyes of their subjects and their peers

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83. Going as far back as Descartes; a European French Philosopher of the Middle Ages

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84. This bit of Cairo must have changed little since the Middle Ages

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85. The entire idea of shaving cream goes back to the Middle Ages; when the thicker the lather of a soap; the better it was considered to be

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86. But in the Middle Ages: hospitals were simply places where poor people went to die

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87. Most modern historians believe that people in the Middle Ages ever experienced what we know today as love

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88. One reason historians think romantic ballads became popular in the middle ages is because that it was not expunged from the official records… of earlier historians

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89. During the Middle Ages: Europeans considered non-European peoples as beasts: not of the same species

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90. During the Middle Ages: the English mob enjoyed their God Given Right to make money and spend it as they pleased

91. The energy backlash of that; was to turn the city of Rome into the most repeatedly conquered city on earth during the Middle Ages… After its demise: it was pillaged and burnt and raped over and over and over

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92. If the emerging Middle class of Europe in the Middle Ages had not submissively been satisfied with the few token scraps the aristocracy had thrown them

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93. In the Middle Ages in Europe; when the rich stole from the poor openly

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94. architecture from Cairo"s Middle Ages

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95. What did The Protestant Work Ethic create in Europe in the Middle Ages?

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96. What did European Kings, and the European Middle Class of the Middle Ages, and their Protestant Work Ethic create?

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97. Today: public executions and public crucifixion are no longer normal; as they were in Roman Times and during the Middle Ages

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98. The strange non-religious name of this holiday comes from the Middle Ages: when the lowlanders were mostly poor: and just beginning to develop their new culture of protestant prosperity

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99. In the Middle Ages: Romans ran screaming through their supposedly blessed sacred city: chased by invading hordes from Northern Europe

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100. In the Middle Ages: Europe’s greatest scholars and wise men and religious leaders; debated and argued about how many angels could dance on the head of a pin