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|[[Ancient world]]
|[[Ancient world]]
|Civilized world before the fall of the [[Roman Empire]] in AD 476.
|Civilized world before the fall of the [[Roman Empire]] in AD 476.
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|[[Antisthenes]]
|[[Antisthenes]]
|[[Pentateuch]]
|[[Pentateuch]]
|The first five books of the modern Bible, believed to have been written by Moses
|The first five books of the modern Bible, believed to have been written by Moses
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|[[Persian Wars]]
|[[Persian Wars]]
|[[Peter]]
|[[Peter]]
|A disciple and apostle of Jesus, who taught in areas such as Jerusalem and Palestine
|A disciple and apostle of Jesus, who taught in areas such as Jerusalem and Palestine
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|[[pharaoh]]
|[[pharaoh]]
|[[Theocracy]]
|[[Theocracy]]
|A government ruled by the laws of a specific religion
|A government ruled by the laws of a specific religion
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|[[Thomas Aquinas]]
|[[Thomas Aquinas]]