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La pénétration des Arabes en Syrie avant l’Islam
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The pénétration des Arabes en Syrie avant l'Islam Ou télécharger et al. as discussed by the authors described a fourni de tout temps un apport notable à ce qu’on a appelé le Croissant fertile, and cela en vertu de la transhumance obligée qui a entraîné une compénetration constante de populations diverses.Abstract:
lire un livre en ligne Il est apparu que le grand réservoir humain qu’a été l’Arabie, bien protégée par son climat contre les intrusions étrangères, a fourni de tout temps un apport notable à ce qu’on a appelé le Croissant fertile, et cela en vertu de la transhumance obligée qui a entraîné une compénétration constante de populations diverses. En se sédentarisant, à l’occasion, et grâce à un apport lent, mais constant, l’élément sémitique a pris le dessus et, dans son adaptation à cette vie nouvelle, il a fait dominer ses particularités.. La pénétration des Arabes en Syrie avant l'Islam Ou télécharger La pénétration des Arabes en Syrie avant l'Islam.read more
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The Celtic kingdoms
TL;DR: The economic base in the Celtic areas was one of mixed farming, supplemented by hunting and gathering when appropriate as mentioned in this paper The structure of Celtic societies in the sixth and seventh centuries is also complicated by the migration factor and its uneven operation, as are societies in so many other parts of Western Europe.
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Armenia and the eastern marches
TL;DR: In antiquity most of eastern Anatolia was contained within the kingdom of Armenia as discussed by the authors and a new dynasty was established on the Armenian throne, that of the Arsacids, a branch of the Parthian royal house.
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Christianity, a.d. 70–192
TL;DR: It may have been in Syria that Lucian first encountered Christianity; for not only was he a native of that province, but he says that the Cynic Peregrinus formed a temporary alliance with the church as discussed by the authors.
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Art and architecture, a.d. 193–337
TL;DR: The relationship between art and society is particularly evident in the period AD 193-337, with art reflecting social developments and also shaping them as mentioned in this paper, with portraits of soldier emperors such as Maximinus Thrax and Philip the Arab.