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How common was Atheism or at least scepticism in the pre-christian Roman empire?

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In countries suffering hyper-inflation (say Germany post-WW1) how would people actually buy things?

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Did Genghis Khan really have an inordinate amount of children?

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Which English word's etymology goes back the furthest?

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How did the kingdom of Jerusalem compare to the rest of Europe and the middle east?

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What was Christianity like in the Roman empire?

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What was Mongol rule like in Persia?

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What was Christianity like in the Roman empire?

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In countries suffering hyper-inflation (say Germany post-WW1) how would people actually buy things?

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In "Crusader Kings 2" a "muslim crusade" is called a Jihad, would this be accurate for the time?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How common was Atheism or at least scepticism in the pre-christian Roman empire?	11
In countries suffering hyper-inflation (say Germany post-WW1) how would people actually buy things?	10
Did Genghis Khan really have an inordinate amount of children?	7
Which English word's etymology goes back the furthest?	7
How did the kingdom of Jerusalem compare to the rest of Europe and the middle east?	5
What was Christianity like in the Roman empire?	5
What was Mongol rule like in Persia?	4
What was Christianity like in the Roman empire?	3
In countries suffering hyper-inflation (say Germany post-WW1) how would people actually buy things?	3
In "Crusader Kings 2" a "muslim crusade" is called a Jihad, would this be accurate for the time?	2