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Does the Chinese government have any official statement/story regarding the Tiananmen square massacre and the events leading up to it. And if so what is it?
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Being sent to work in a Roman mill was up there with being whipping and being placed in fetters in terms of potential punishments for slaves, according to Messenio, a character created by the Roman playwright Plautus. The mines I understand, but a mill? What was bad about mills?
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Greek polytheism survived in small communities in the Byzantine Empire up to the 11th century. What would Greek polytheism have looked like by the time of its last few generations of followers?
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I am a man of wealth in Han China, would I be able to buy olive oil that came from the Roman Empire, or did olive oil not reach that far down the silk road.
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What was society like in Arab Spain? Was the European lifestyle left more or less intact, while Islamic culture was left to the leading minority? How much bilingualism and intermarriage was there? Did villagers even know or care that their country was ruled by Muslims?
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