Who was the leading scholastic of high middle ages?

The leading scholastic of the High Middle Ages was Thomas Aquinas (c. 1224-1274). Aquinas was a Dominican friar, priest, and theologian who became one of the most influential Christian philosophers and theologians of all time.

How where the crowns of Egypt used?

Why are leprechauns used to symbolize the Irish?

Commune Movement - Bloody Week
After the chaos of the Terror, the political instability oscillating between the Directory, the Empire, the Restoration, the July Revolution, the July Monarchy, the February Revolution of 1848 and the IIth Republic (1848-1851), France finally experienced, with the advent of the Second Empire (1852-1
The World War II aviators who survived falls from thousands of meters
Some time ago we dedicated an article to the unprecedented case of Vesna Vulović, a Serbian stewardess who became famous in 1972 and is registered in the Guinness Book for having survived the fall of her plane from 10,000 meters. But this is not a unique case; several more are known, one of them jus
Treaty of Rome and creation of the EEC
1951:signing of the Treaty of Paris which created the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC), an organization which aims to support inter-European trade and prevent future war through the integration of Six members :Belgium, France, the FRG, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. 1954:failure of t
Consequences
On a purely analytical level, one could attribute this Allied victory to the influence of protection groups, sustained air escorts, the new small radar and other new weapons provided by scientists and technologists. But a considerable element should not be forgotten:the progress made by the British