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During [[period]] '''Greek''' was spoken throughout [[Greece]] and [[Byzantium]]. A lot of the early [[science|scientific]] and [[medicine|medical]] [[research]] was written in [[ancient]] Greek. We can thank the [[Arab]]s for translating the [[manuscript|document]]s into [[Arabic]] which was then retranslated into Western [[Europe]]an [[language]]s during and following the [[Crusade]]s, especially those involving the [[Spain|Spanish]] [[Moor]]s. |
During [[period]] '''Greek''' was spoken throughout [[Greece]] and [[Byzantium]]. A lot of the early [[science|scientific]] and [[medicine|medical]] [[research]] was written in [[ancient]] Greek. We can thank the [[Arab]]s for translating the [[manuscript|document]]s into [[Arabic]] which was then retranslated into Western [[Europe]]an [[language]]s during and following the [[Crusade]]s, especially those involving the [[Spain|Spanish]] [[Moor]]s. |
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Revision as of 17:17, 5 October 2007
During period Greek was spoken throughout Greece and Byzantium. A lot of the early scientific and medical research was written in ancient Greek. We can thank the Arabs for translating the documents into Arabic which was then retranslated into Western European languages during and following the Crusades, especially those involving the Spanish Moors.
