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| Thought of apart from any object or real thing; a form of art that does not look like any real thing. |
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| A city on the delta of the Nile and second in importance to Rome. |
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| The branch of Mathematics that deals with the relations between quantities. Algebra uses letters as symbols that can stand for many different numbers. |
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| Learning a trade or an art. |
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| "The figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0." |
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| A style or special manner of building. |
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| A person belonging to a people or tribe that is not civilized. |
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| An order of monks founded in A.D. 529. |
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| A church district under the charge of a Catholic bishop. |
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| The main church of a bishopric. |
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| A city in Turkey; modern day Instanbul. |
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| Catholic military expedition to the Holy Land to recapture it from the Moslems. |
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| "The customs, arts, and tools of a nation or people at " |
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| Land held in exchange for service. |
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| A person who deals with money. |
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| A place where grain is stored. |
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| One who holds beliefs contrary to others. |
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| An organization of Crusaders who gave medical |
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| A small or poorly built house or hut. |
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| A freeing from the punishment one would have gotten for sinning. |
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| The Holy City; former capital of Judea; today |
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| A workman qualified to practice his trade. |
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| Men with honorable rank who pledged to do good |
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| The sacred book of the religion of Islam. |
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| "A deep, wide ditch surrounding a castle." |
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| Place where monks live together. |
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| A follower of Mohammed; believer in the religion founded by him. |
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| A mound upon which a wood castle was built. |
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| A medieval religious play based on the Bible. |
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| ".A person who is not a Christian, Jew, or Moslem; " |
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| Place where nuns live together; convent. |
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| Specially prepared skins used to write on. |
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| The water pipes and fixtures in a building. |
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| A sliding metal grating to be lowered in front of the |
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| A writer or a professional penman. |
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| "A servant who does the dirty, rough work in a " |
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| Person owned by a landowner. He could not be |
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| An instrument that indicates time by the position of |
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| A loose robe worn by Romans. |
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| An association of scholars and students. |
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| One who is a subject of a lord. |
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| Calfskin or lambskin or kidskin used for writing |
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| "One of the lower class in the feudal system, " |
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