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The Prevalence of Coffee in mid-20th Century

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Does there exist a comprehensive English to Celtic dictionary/translator?

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Why were many initial Emperors of Rome adopted into rule rather than direct heirs?

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Ancient Commentary on Clichés

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At the time of his election, did Americans know about FDR’s familial relation to his wife?

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What were the nonverbal ways of communication in the Roman Empire?

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In the early middle ages, we always hear about European kings converting from paganism to Christianity. Did the opposite ever happen?

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Historical Shift from Couches to Chairs for Dining in Early Medieval Europe

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How did early Medieval European cultures choose to adopt the chair and not the Roman couch for dining?

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How would early Christians have kept track of important Christian holidays under the shadow of Rome's Julian (and decidedly pagan) calendar?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
The Prevalence of Coffee in mid-20th Century	2
Does there exist a comprehensive English to Celtic dictionary/translator?	2
Why were many initial Emperors of Rome adopted into rule rather than direct heirs?	2
Ancient Commentary on Clichés	2
At the time of his election, did Americans know about FDR’s familial relation to his wife?	2
What were the nonverbal ways of communication in the Roman Empire?	2
In the early middle ages, we always hear about European kings converting from paganism to Christianity. Did the opposite ever happen?	1
Historical Shift from Couches to Chairs for Dining in Early Medieval Europe	1
How did early Medieval European cultures choose to adopt the chair and not the Roman couch for dining?	1
How would early Christians have kept track of important Christian holidays under the shadow of Rome's Julian (and decidedly pagan) calendar?	1