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Who was that medieval german man who had a diary and who has been mentioned here several times?

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There are many religions that branched from Islam. Was there ever an "inquisition" against them?

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Why were the homeric epics so influential? They are good, but not that good

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Under Roman rule the jews were free to practice their religion and even have a certain degree of self rule, why did they revolt?

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Where did Greek City keep their written laws?

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Was Vesalius a dwarf?, because in some portraits of him he looks like dwarf, but not in others, and no source explicitly mentions he was a dwarf, which would be relevant for an anatomist, right?

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What happen to the Chinese jewish communities?

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Revolutions winning is often not the end of the violence, as happened in France, Rusia, Mexico... but not the United States apparently, why?

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When learning about Buddhism one issue that comes over and over is how isolated China and India were from each other because of the Himalayas, but why couldn't they travel through modern day Bangladesh and Myanmar to reach souther China?

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Are current Kurdish people related somehow to the Hittites?

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Who was that medieval german man who had a diary and who has been mentioned here several times?	3	AskHistorians
There are many religions that branched from Islam. Was there ever an "inquisition" against them?	3	AskHistorians
Why were the homeric epics so influential? They are good, but not that good	3	AskHistorians
Under Roman rule the jews were free to practice their religion and even have a certain degree of self rule, why did they revolt?	3	AskHistorians
Where did Greek City keep their written laws?	3	AskHistorians
Was Vesalius a dwarf?, because in some portraits of him he looks like dwarf, but not in others, and no source explicitly mentions he was a dwarf, which would be relevant for an anatomist, right?	3	AskHistorians
What happen to the Chinese jewish communities?	3	AskHistorians
Revolutions winning is often not the end of the violence, as happened in France, Rusia, Mexico... but not the United States apparently, why?	3	AskHistorians
When learning about Buddhism one issue that comes over and over is how isolated China and India were from each other because of the Himalayas, but why couldn't they travel through modern day Bangladesh and Myanmar to reach souther China?	3	AskHistorians
Are current Kurdish people related somehow to the Hittites?	3	AskHistorians