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How was Dante not burned at the stake?

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When did religiously sacrificing animals stop being common? Was it ever common for the role of priest and butcher to be combined?

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Importance of the lost Trojan cycle to Greeks.

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In Northern European history, was it ever the fashion for monarchs to wear crowns all the time?

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Why did footwork in boxing become so much more fluid?

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In the movie The Bounty, Captain Bligh is on trial for the mutiny of his crew. Were captains of this time tried so and similarly?

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What kind of adapters do I need to charge my modern devices in 1950, 60, 75, and 90?

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A double fold of fat-Illiad

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Medieval Tax Rates in a England

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How can you spot the difference between genuine medieval defensive crenellations and decorative, often Victorian, crenellations?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How was Dante not burned at the stake?	3036
When did religiously sacrificing animals stop being common? Was it ever common for the role of priest and butcher to be combined?	61
Importance of the lost Trojan cycle to Greeks.	15
In Northern European history, was it ever the fashion for monarchs to wear crowns all the time?	8
Why did footwork in boxing become so much more fluid?	7
In the movie The Bounty, Captain Bligh is on trial for the mutiny of his crew. Were captains of this time tried so and similarly?	3
What kind of adapters do I need to charge my modern devices in 1950, 60, 75, and 90?	3
A double fold of fat-Illiad	2
Medieval Tax Rates in a England	1
How can you spot the difference between genuine medieval defensive crenellations and decorative, often Victorian, crenellations?	1