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Where did the knowledge of the Greco-Roman civilization endure in Europe during the Middle Ages?(1 point) Responses While the k...Asked by hudson
Where did the knowledge of the Greco-Roman civilization endure in Europe during the Middle Ages?(1 point)
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While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in institutions of learning, such as in the Byzantine Empire.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in institutions of learning, such as in the Byzantine Empire.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in secular institutions of learning, such as law courts.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in secular institutions of learning, such as law courts.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on when everyday people got together to speak Latin.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on when everyday people got together to speak Latin.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in institutions of learning, such as in monasteries and nunneries.
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While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in institutions of learning, such as in the Byzantine Empire.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in institutions of learning, such as in the Byzantine Empire.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in secular institutions of learning, such as law courts.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in secular institutions of learning, such as law courts.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on when everyday people got together to speak Latin.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on when everyday people got together to speak Latin.
While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in institutions of learning, such as in monasteries and nunneries.
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**While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in institutions of learning, such as in monasteries and nunneries.**
During the Middle Ages, monasteries and nunneries preserved and copied ancient texts, contributing to the continuity of Greco-Roman knowledge.
**While the knowledge collected by the Greco-Roman civilization was less present in daily life, it lived on in institutions of learning, such as in monasteries and nunneries.**
During the Middle Ages, monasteries and nunneries preserved and copied ancient texts, contributing to the continuity of Greco-Roman knowledge.
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