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 1 1    |   Ecumenical Councils.~During the Middle Ages the attention of the
 2 1    |      predominant direction in the Middle Ages was the so-called scholasticism,
 3 1    |          the scholasticism of the Middle Ages, as a result of which
 4 1    |           Bible, forgotten in the Middle Ages, again acquired respect
 5 1    | submitting to the old type of the Middle Ages in the scrupulousness
 6 1    |          the scholasticism of the Middle Ages. But the efforts to
 7 10,6 |       Mediterranean world and the Middle East, with concentrations
 8 15,2 |      lived in east Africa and the Middle East some 4 to 5 million
 9 15,2 |        from ice age Europe to the Middle East. Modern man (Homo Sapiens
10 App,1|           a powerful force in the Middle East from 1750 B.C. until
11 App,1|         and had a great impact on Middle East archaeological study.
12 App,1|          practices of the ancient Middle East.~ ~Sodom and Gomorrah~