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 WILLIAM BUSK'

MEDIAEVAL POPES, EMPERORS, KINGS, AND CRUSADERS

OR, GERMANY, ITALY AND PALESTINE

FROM A.D. 1125 TO A.D. 1268. 

 

 

HISTOIRE DU BAS-EMPIRE

HISTOIRE DE L'EMPIRE ROMAIN-BYZANTINE DE CONSTANTINOPLE

dè sa foundation à sa chute

324-1543

 

HAMMER'

HISTOIRE DE L'EMPIRE OTTOMAN

H.H.HOWORTH'

HISTORY OF THE MONGOLS FROM THEIR ORIGIN TO THE XIXTH CENTURY

 

MURDOCH'

HISTORY OF JAPAN FROM THE ORIGINS

TO THEARRIVAL OF THE PORTUGUESE IN 1542 AD

WAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

BY CHARLES BOTTA.

NORWOOD YOUNG

THE LIFE OF FREDERICK THE GREAT

ANNALS OF THE WARS OF THE EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH CENTURIES

1700-1815

C. DE CHERRIER

HISTOIRE DE LA LUTTE DES PAPES ET DES EMPEREURS DE LA MAISON DE SOUABE

ALBERT SOREL

L’EUROPE ET LA RÉVOLUTION FRANÇAISE
   
 

HISTORY AND ETHNOGRAPHY OF AFRICA SOUTH OF THE ZAMBESI

   
JUAN DE MARIANA

HISTORIA GENERAL DE ESPAÑA

DOZY

HISTORIA DE LOS MUSULMANES ESPAÑOLES HASTA LA CONQUISTA DE ANDALUCÍA POR LOS ALMORAVIDES.(711-1110.)
 
R. S. Whiteway THE RISE OF PORTUGUESE POWER IN INDIA, 1497 - 1550
NAPIER
FLORENTINE HISTORY FROM THE EARLIEST AUTHENTIC RECORDS TO THE ACCESSION OF FERDINAND THE THIRD, GRAND DUKE OF TUSCANY.
 

 

 
A HISTORY OF SUMER AND AKKAD
A HISTORY OF BABYLON FROM THE FOUNDATION OF THE MONARCHY TO THE PERSIAN CONQUEST
THE HISTORY OF ASSYRIA,
THE ASSYRIAN EMPIRE. CHAPTER I.- THE FOUNDATION OF THE ASSYRIAN EMPIRE By Sidney Smith CHAPTER II THE SUPREMACY OF ASSYRIA By Sidney Smith CHAPTER III SENNACHERIB AND ESARHADDON By Sidney Smith CHAPTER IV THE AGE OF ASHURBANIPAL By Sidney Smith CHAPTER V ASHURBANIPAL AND THE FALL OF ASSYRIA By Sidney Smith CHAPTER VI THE HITTITES OF SYRIA By D. G. Hogarth CHAPTER VII HITTITE CIVILIZATION By D. G. Hogarth CHAPTER VIII THE KINGDOM OF VAN (URARTU) By A. H. Sayce CHAPTER IX THE SCYTHIANS AND NORTHERN NOMADS By E. H. Minns CHAPTER X THE NEW BABYLONIAN EMPIRE By R. Campbell Thompson CHAPTER XI THE INFLUENCE OF BABYLONIA By R. Campbell Thompson CHAPTER XII THE ECLIPSE OF EGYPT B y H. R. Hall CHAPTER XIII THE ETHIOPIANS AND ASSYRIANS IN EGYPT By H. R. Hall CHAPTER XIV THE RESTORATION OF EGYPT By H. R. Hall CHAPTER XV ORIENTAL ART OF THE SAITE PERIOD By H. R. Hall CHAPTER XVI THE TOPOGRAPHY OF JERUSALEM By R. A. Stewart Macalister, CHAPTER XVII ISRAEL AND THE NEIGHBOURING STATES By Stanley A. Cook CHAPTER XVIII THE FALL AND RISE OF JUDAH By S. A. Cook CHAPTER XIX LYDIA AND IONIA By D. G. Hogarth CHAPTER XX THE GROWTH OF THE DORIAN STATES By H. T. Wade-Gery CHAPTER XXI EARLY ATHENS By E. A. Gardner CHAPTER XXII NORTHERN AND CENTRAL GREECE By M. Cary CHAPTER XXIII THE COLONIAL EXPANSION OF GREECE By John L. Myres, CHAPTER XXIV THE GROWTH OF THE GREEK CITY-STATE By F. E. Adcock ASSYRIAN ART
THE PERSIAN EMPIRE AND THE WEST. BOOK THE FIRST HISTORY OF THE PERSIAN EMPIRE I. Ancient History - II. Prehistoric Iran . III. Cyrus - IV. The Persians - V. Life among the Subject Peoples - VI Cambyses and the Conquest of Egypt - VII . Zoroaster - VIII . Darius - IX. A New Lawgiver - X. From India to Europe BOOK THE SECOND THE WAR. CHAPTER I THE FOUNDATION AND EXTENSION OF THE PERSIAN EMPIRE CHAPTER II THE REFORM OF THE ATHENIAN STATE CHAPTER III ATHENS UNDER THE TYRANTS CHAPTER IV THE OUTER GREEK WORLD IN THE SIXTH CENTURY CHAPTER V COINAGE FROM ITS ORIGIN TO THE PERSIAN WARS CHAPTER VI ATHENS THE REFORM OF CLEISTHENES CHAPTER VII THE REIGN OF DARIUS CHAPTER VIII MARATHON CHAPTER IX XERXES’ INVASION OF GREECE CHAPTER X THE DELIVERANCE OF GREECE CHAPTER XI CARTHAGE AND SICILY
THE CAMBRIDGE ANCIENT HISTORY VOLUME FIVE EDITED BY J. B. BURY, S. A. COOK, E. ADCOCK. ATHENS 478—401 B.C. CHAPTER I.THE ECONOMIC BACKGROUND OF THE FIFTH CENTURY By Marcus N. Tod CHAPTER II. THE CONFEDERACY OF DELOS, B.C. 478-463 By E. M. Walker CHAPTER III. ATHENS AND THE GREEK POWERS, B.C. 462-445 By E. M. Walker CHAPTER IV. THE PERICLEAN DEMOCRACY By E. M. Walker CHAPTER V. ATTIC DRAMA IN THE FIFTH CENTURY By J. T.Sheppar CHAPTER VI. SICILY By R. Hackforth CHAPTER VII. THE BREAKDOWN OF THE THIRTY YEARS' PEACE, B.C. 445-431 By F. E. Adcock CHAPTER VIII. THE ARCHIDAMIAN WAR, B.C. 431-421 By F. E. Adcock CHAPTER IX. SPARTA AND THE PELOPONNESE By W. S. Ferguson CHAPTER X.THE ATHENIAN EXPEDITION TO SICILY By W. S. Ferguson CHAPTER XI. THE OLIGARCHICAL MOVEMENT IN ATHENS By W. S. Ferguson CHAPTER XII.THE FALL OF THE ATHENIAN EMPIRE By W. S. Ferguson CHAPTER XIII.THE AGE OF ILLUMINATION By J. B. Bury CHAPTER XIV. HERODOTUS AND THUCYDIDES By R. W. Macan CHAPTER XV. GREEK ART AND ARCHITECTURE By J. D. Beazley
tHE CAMBRIDGE ANCIENT HISTORY. MACEDON. 401-301 bc. TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER I . PERSIA, FROM XERXES TO ALEXANDER By W. W. Tarn CHAPTER II - THE ASCENDANCY OF SPARTA By M. Cary CHAPTER III - THE SECOND ATHENIAN LEAGUE By M. Cary CHAPTER IV - THEBES By M. Cary CHAPTER V - DIONYSIUS OF SYRACUSE By J. B. Bury CHAPTER VI - EGYPT TO THE COMING OF ALEXANDER By H. R. Hall CHAPTER VII - THE INAUGURATION OF JUDAISM By Stanley A. Cook CHAPTER VIII - THE RISE OF MACEDONIA By A. W. Pickard-Cambridge CHAPTER IX - MACEDONIAN SUPREMACY IN GREECE By A. W. Pickard-Cambridge CHAPTER X - SICILY, 367 TO 330 B.C. By R. Hackforth CHAPTER XI - THE ATHENIAN PHILOSOPHICAL SCHOOLS By F. M. Cornford CHAPTER XII - ALEXANDER: THE CONQUEST OF PERSIA By W. W. Tarn CHAPTER XIII - ALEXANDER: THE CONQUEST OF THE FAR EAST By W. W. Tarn CHAPTER XIV - GREECE: 335 TO 321 B.C. By W. W. Tarn CHAPTER XV - THE HERITAGE OF ALEXANDER By W. W. Tarn CHAPTER XVI - GREEK POLITICAL THOUGHT AND THEORY IN THE FOURTH CENTURY CHAPTER XVII - GREEK ART AND ARCHITECTURE By J. D. Beazley
THE SELEUCID EMPIRE. 358-251 BC. HOUSE OF SELEUCUS. CHAPTERS: 1. HELENISM IN THE EAST 2. THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT. 3.- PERDICCAS (c. 360-321 B.C.) 4.- EVENTS IN THE EAST, 321-316 B.C. 5.- SELEUCUS CONQUERS THE EAST. 6.- FROM ISSUS TO THE DEATH OF SELEUCUS. 7. THE PROBLEMS OF ASIA MINOR. 8.- ANTIOCHUS I (SOTER). 9.- ANTIOCHUS II THEOS. 10.-SELEUCUS II (KALLINIKOS) AND SELEUCUS III (SOTER). 11.- SYRIA. 12. BABYLONIA. 13. IRAN. 14. INDIA. 15.- THE FIRST YEARS OF ANTIOCHUS III (223-216) 16.- ACHAEUS. 17.- THE RECONQUEST OF THE EAST. 18.- THE CONQUEST OF PALESTINE. 19.- THE ADVANCE IN THE WEST. 20.-THE WAR IN GREECE. 21.-THE WAR IN ASIA. 22.-THE INTERVAL OF PEACE. 23.-ANTIOCHUS IV AND THE CONQUEST OF EGYPT. 24.-ANTIOCHUS THE GOD MANIFEST. 25.-ANTIOCHUS AND THE JEWS. 26.-ANTIOCHUS V EUPATOR AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF LYSIAS. 27.-DEMETRIUS THE SAVIOUR . 28.-ALEXANDER I AND THE PTOLEMAIC ASCENDANCY. 29.-THE CRETAN TYRANNY . 30.-ANTIOCHUS SIDETES . 31.-THE LAST CONVULSIONS. 32. GOVERNMENT, COURT AND ARMY
THE EARLY CHRONICLERS OF ITALY.

WILHELM IHNE’S

HISTORY OF ROME

BOOK 1. THE REGAL PERIOD.

BOOK 2 THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC

BOOK 3. THE CONQUEST OF ITALY

THE HOUSE OF PTOLEMY. 331-30 BC

Ptolemy I (Soter) - Ptolemy II Philadelphus - Ptolemy III Euergetes I - Ptolemy IV, Philopator- Ptolemy V Epiphanes -  Ptolemy VI Philometor - Ptolemy VII, Euergetes II - Ptolemy VIII Soter II and Ptolemy IX Alexander I - Berenice III, Ptolemy X Alexander II, Ptolemy XI Auletes - Cleopatra VI, Ptolemy XII, Ptolemy XIII, Ptolemy XIV
A HISTORY OF GREECE TO THE DEATH OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT, BY J. B. BURY.PREFACE INTRODUCTORY : GREECE AND THE AEGEAN. CHAPTER I : THE BEGINNINGS OF GREECE AND THE HEROIC AGE 1. Early Aegean Civilisation (3rd millennium B.C.) 2. Later Aegean Civilisation (and millennium B.C.) 3. Inferences from the Relics of Aegean Civilisation 4. The Greek Conquest 5. Expansion of the Greeks to the Eastern Aegean 6. The Later Wave of Greek Invasion 7. Homer 8. Political and Social Organisation 9. Fall of Greek Monarchies and Rise of the Republics 1o. Phoenician Intercourse with Greece 1. Greek Reconstruction of Early Greek History CHAPTER II : THE EXPANSION OF GREECE 1. Causes and Character of Greek Colonisation . 2. Colonies on the Coasts of the Euxine, Propontis, and North Aegean 3. Colonies in the Western Mediterranean 4. Growth of Trade and Maritime Enterprise 5. Influence of Lydia on Greece 6. The Opening of Egypt 7. Cyrene CHAPTER III : GROWTH OF SPARTA 1. Sparta and her Constitution 2. Spartan Conquest of Messenia 3. Internal Development of Sparta and her Institutions 4 The Cretan Constitutions 5. The Supremacy and Decline of Argos. The Olympian Games 6. Democratic Movements. Lawgivers and Tyrants 7. The Tyrannies of Central Greece 8. The Sacred War. The PanheHenic Games. CHAPTER IV : THE UNION OF ATTICA AND THE FOUNDATION OF THE ATHENIAN DEMOCRACY 1. The Union of Attica 2. Foundation of the Athenian Commonwealth 3. The Aristocracy in the Seventh Century 4. The Legislation of Solon and the Foundation of Democracy CHAPTER V : GROWTH OF ATHENS 1. The Conquest of Salamis and Nisaea 2. Athens under Pisistratus 3. Growth of Sparta, and the Peloponnesian league 4. Fall of the Pisistratids and Intervention of Sparta 3. King Cleomenes and the Second Spartan Intervention 6. Reform of Cleisthenes 7. First Victories of the Democracy CHAPTER VI : THE ADVANCE OF PERSIA TO THE AEGEAN 1. The Rise of Persia and the Fall of the Lydian Kingdom 2. The Persian Conquest of Asiatic Greece 3. The Persian Conquest of Egypt. Polycrates of Samos 4. Ionia under Darius 5. The European Expedition of Darius : Conquest of Thrace 6. The Ionic Revolt against Persia 7. Second and Third European Expeditions of Darius. Battle of Marathon 8. Struggle of Athens and Aegina 9. Growth of the Athenian Democracy 10. Athens to be a Sea-power CHAPTER VII : THE PERILS OF GREECE. THE PERSIAN AND PUNIC INVASIONS 1. The Preparations and March of Xerxes 2. 3. 4. 5. Preparations of Greece Battles of Thermopylae and Artemisium Battle of Salamis . Consequences of Salamis 6. Preparations for another Campaign 7. Battle of Plataea 8. 9. Battle of Mycale and Capture of Sestos Gelon Tyrant of Syracuse . . 10. The Carthaginian Invasion of Sicily, and the Battle of Himera n. Syracuse and Acragas under Hieron and Theron 12. Religious Movements in the Sixth Century 13. Spread of the Orphic Religion 14. Ionian Reason CHAPTER VIII : THE FOUNDATION OF THE ATHENIAN EMPIRE 1. The Position of Sparta and Career of Pausanias 2. The Confederacy of Delos 3. The Fortification of Athens and the Piraeus . 4. Ostracism and Death of Themistocles 5. The Confederacy of Delos becomes an Athenian Empire 6. Policy and Ostracism of Cimon CHAPTER IX : THE ATHENIAN EMPIRE UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF PERICLES 1. Completion of the Athenian Democracy 2. War of Athenians with the Peloponnesians 3. Conclusion of Peace with Persia 4. Athenian Reverses. The Thirty Years Peace 5. The Imperialism of Pericles 6. The Restoration of the Temples 7. The Piraeus. Growth of Athenian Trade 8. Athenian Enterprise in Italy 9. Athenian Policy in Thrace and the Euxine 10. Revolt of Samos 11. Higher Education. The Sophists CHAPTER X : THE WAR OF ATHENS WITH THE PELOPONNESIANS (431-421 B.C.) 1. The Prelude of the War 2. General View of the War 3. The Theban Attack on Plataea 4. The Plague 5. The Siege and Capture of Plataea 6. Revolt of Mytilene 7. Warfare in Western Greece 8. Campaigns of Demosthenes in the West 9. Nicias and Cleon. Politics at Athens 10. The Athenian Capture of Pylos 11. Athenian Capture of Nisaea 13. Athens fails in Boeotia 13. The War in Thrace 14. Negotiations for Peace 15. Battle of Amphipolis. CHAPTER XI : THE DECLINE AND DOWNFALL OF THE ATHENIAN EMPIRE 1. New Political Combinations with Argos 2. The Western Policy of Athens 3. The Sailing of the Sicilian Expedition 4. Siege of Syracuse 5. The Second Expedition 6. Consequences of the Sicilian Catastrophe 7. The Oligarchic Revolution 8. Fall of the Four Hundred. The Polity. The Democracy Restored 9. Downfall of the Athenian Empire 10. Rule of the Thirty and Restoration of the Democracy . CHAPTER XII : THE SPARTAN SUPREMACY AND THE PERSIAN WAR 1. The Spartan Supremacy 2. The Rebellion of Cyrus, and the March of the Ten Thousand 3. War of Sparta with Persia 4. Asiatic Campaigns of Agesilaus. Battle of Cnidus 5. Sparta at the Gates of the Peloponnesus (the Corinthian War) 6. The King's Peace CHAPTER XIII : THE REVIVAL OF ATHENS AND HER SECOND LEAGUE 1. High-handed Policy of Sparta 2. Alliance of Athens and Thebes 3. The Second Athenian League and the Theban Reforms 4. The Battle of Naxos and the Peace of Callias 5. Athens under the Restored Democracy CHAPTER XIV : THE HEGEMONY OF THEBES 1. Jason of Pherae ; and the Battle of Leuctra 2. Policy of Thebes in Southern Greece, Arcadia and Messenia 3. Policy and Action of Thebes in Northern Greece 4. The Battle of Mantinea 5. The Last Expedition of Agesilaus CHAPTER XV : THE SYRACUSAN EMPIRE AND THE STRUGGLE WITH CARTHAGE 1. Carthaginian Destruction of Selinus and Himera 2. Carthaginian Conquest of Acragas 3. Rise of Dionysius 4. First Years of Dionysius 5. First Punic War of Dionysius 6. Second Punic War, and Sicel Conquests of Dionysius 7. The Empire of Dionysius 8. Death of Dionysius. Estimate of his Work 9. Dionysius the Younger 10. Dion . 11.Timoleon 12. Events in Great Greece CHAPTER XVI : RISE OF MACEDONIA 1. Athens regains the Chersonese and Euboea 2. Philip II. of Macedonia 3. Mausolus of Caria 4. Phocis and the Sacred War 5. The Advance of Macedonia 6. Peace of Philocrates 7. Interval of Peace and Preparations for War (346-1 B.C.) 8. Battle of Chaeronea 9. The Synedrion of the Greeks. Philip's Death CHAPTER XVII : THE CONQUEST OF PERSIA Alexander's First Descent on Greece 2. Alexander's Campaigns in Thrace and Illyria 3. Alexander's Second Descent on Greece 4. Preparations for Alexander's Persian Expedition 5. Conquest of Asia Minor 6 Battle of Issus 7. Conquest of Syria 8. Conquest of Egypt 9. Battle of Gaugamela (Arbela). and Conquest of Babylonia 10. Conquest of Susiana and Persis 11. Death of Darius 12. Spirit of Alexander s Policy as Lord of Asia CHAPTER XVIII : THE CONQUEST OF THE FAR EAST 1. Hyrcania, Areia, Bactria. 2. The Conquest of India 3. Alexander's Return to Babylon 4. Preparations for Arabian Expedition, and the Death of Alexander 5. Greece under Macedonia 6. The Episode of Harpalus and the Greek Revolt 7. Aristotle and Alexander CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
ANTIGONUS GONATAS (320 – 239 BC ) TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter I. The Teachers of Antigonus. Chapter II. The Empire of Demetrios on Land. Chapter III. The Empire of Demetrios over the Sea Chapter IV. The Fall of Demetrios. Chapter V. Antigonus as Pretender. Chapter VI. The Coming of the Celts. Chapter VII. Antigonus and Macedonia. Chapter VIII. Antigonus and his Circle. Chapter IX. The Reckoning with Pyrrhus. Chapter X. The First War with Egypt. Chapter XI. The Lost Years. Chapter XII. The Second Struggle with Egypt. Chapter XIII. The Reckoning with Egypt . Chapter XIV. The Younger Generation 
THE CAMBRIDGE ANCIENT HISTORY. ROME AND THE MEDITERRANEAN. 218-133 BC.. TABLE OF CONTENTS. CHAPTERS: I. POLYBIUS. II. HANNIBAL’S INVASION OF ITALY. III. THE ROMAN DEFENSIVE . IV. SCIPIO AND VICTORY. V. ROME AND MACEDON: PHILIP AGAINST THE ROMANS. VI. ROME AND MACEDON: THE ROMANS AGAINST PHILIP. VII. ROME AND ANTIOCHUS. VIII. THE FALL OF THE MACEDONIAN MONARCHY. IX. ROME AND THE HELLENISTIC STATES. X. THE ROMANS IN SPAIN. XI. ITALY. XII. ROME. XIII. THE BEGINNINGS OF LATIN LITERATURE. XIV. ROMAN RELIGION AND THE ADVENT OF PHILOSOPHY. XV.THE FALL OF CARTHAGE. XVI SYRIA AND THE JEWS. XVII. THRACE. XVIII. THE BOSPORAN KINGDOM. XIX.. PERGAMUM. XX. RHODES, DELOS AND HELLENISTIC COMMERCE. XXI HELLENISTIC ART
WILHELM IHNE’ HISTORY OF ROME. VOLUME III. THE WAR FOR SUPREMACY IN THE WESTTHE PUNIC WARS. CHAPTER I. CARTHAGE. CHAPTER II. SICILY. CHAPTER III. THE FIRST PUNIC WAR, 264-241 B.C. First Period. To the capture of Agrigentum, 262 B.C. Second Period, 261-255 B.C. The first Roman fleet. Mylae. Ecnomus. Regulus in Africa. Third Period, 254-250 B.C. The victory at Panormus. Fourth Period, 250-249 B.C. Lilybaeum and Drepana. Fifth Period, 248-241 B.C. Hamilcar Barcas. Battle at the Aegatian Islands. Peace.CHAPTER IV. THE WAR OF THE MERCENARIES, 241-238 B.C. CHAPTER V. THE WAR WITH THE GAULS, 225-222 B.C. CHAPTER VI. THE ILLYRIANS WARS I. THE FIRST ILLYRIAN WAR, 229-228 B.C. II. THE SECOND ILLYRIAN WAR, 219 B.C. CHAPTER VII. THE SECOND PUNIC OR HANNIBALIAN WAR, 218-201 B.C. First Period. From the beginning of the war to the battle of Cannae, 218-216 B.C. Second Period. From the battle of Cannae to the Revolution in Syracuse, 216-215 B.C. Third Period. The War in Sicily, 215-212 B.C. Fourth Period. From the taking of Syracuse to the capture of Capua, 212-211 B.C. Fifth Period. From the fall of Capua to the battle on the Metaurus, 211-207 B.C. Sixth Period. From the battle on the Metaurus to the taking of Locri, 207-205 B.C. Seventh Period. The War in Africa to the Conclusion of Peace, 204-201 B.C. CHAPTER VIII GENERAL REMARKS ON THE HANNIBALIAN WAR AND THE CORRESPONDING PERIOD.
WILHELM IHNE’ HISTORY OF ROME. VOLUME III. THE WAR FOR SUPREMACY IN THE EAST. 200-196 B.C.CHAPTER I. THE SECOND MACEDONIAN WAR, 200-196 BC. CHAPTER II. THE SYRO-AETOLIAN WAR, 192-189 BC. CHAPTER III.THE THIRD MACEDONIAN WAR, 171-168 B.C. CHAPTER IV. THE FALL OF MACEDONIA AND GREECE, 148-145 B.C. CHAPTER V. THE THIRD WAR WITH CARTHAGE, 149-146 B.C. CHAPTER VI. THE WARS IN SPAIN UP TO THE FALL OF NUMANTIA, 200-133 B.C. CHAPTER VII. THE CONQUEST OF NORTHERN ITALY. THE WARS WITH THE GAULS, LIGURIANS, AND ISTRIANS
THE AGE OF THE MACCABEES. pdf. I.-Sketch of Jewish History after the Return from the Captivity II.-The Condition of Palestine from the Return to the Accession of Antiochus the Great III.-The History from the Accession of Antiochus the Great to the Time of the Maccabean Revolt (222-168 BC) IV.-The Maccabean Revolt to the Death of Judas (168-160 BC). V.-From the Death of Judas to the Death of Simon III (160-135 BC) VI.-The Reign of John Hyrcanus (135-105 BC) VII.-From the Accession of Aristobulus to the Death of Jannaeus (106-78 BC) VIII.-The Reign of Alexandra (78-69 BC) IX.-From the Death of Alexandra to Herod’s Capture of Jerusalem (69-37 BC)
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MEDIEVAL HISTORY OR HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE AGES

CONSTANTINE THE GREAT THE CHRISTIAN ROMAN EMPIRE AND THE FOUNDATION OF THE TEUTONIC KINGDOMS. A.D. 300-500 THE EMPEROR JULIAN THE APOSTATE PAGANISM AND CHRISTIANITY
THE ARIANS OF THE FOURTH CENTURY by JOHN HENRY “CARDINAL” NEWMAN HISTORY OF THE CHURCH FROM THE EDICT OF MILAN, A.D. 313, TO THE COUNCIL OF CHALCEDON, A.D. 451. ST. AMBROSE, HIS LIFE AND TIMES (AD 340-397) BY R. THORNTON
THE SASSANIAN EMPIRE
ITALY AND HER INVADERS BOOK 1 THE VISIGOTHIC INVASION ATTILA, KING OF THE HUNS, AND HIS PREDECESSORS ITALY AND HER INVADERS BOOK 2 THE HUNNISH INVASION

ITALY AND HER INVADERS

BOOK 3

THE VANDAL INVASION AND THE HERULIAN MUTINY

ITALY AND HER INVADERS

BOOK IV.

THE OSTROGOTHIC INVASION.

 

ITALY AND HER INVADERS.

BOOK 5

THE IMPERIAL RESTORATION, 535-553.

 

ITALY AND HER INVADERS.

BOOK 6

THE LOMBARD INVASION 553-600.

HISTORY OF GERMANY FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD THE ART OF WAR IN THE MIDDLE AGE,S A.D. 378—1515
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF HINCMAR, A.D. 806-882, ARCHBISHOP OF RHEIMS
ANSKAR. The Apostle of the North. 801-865 THE MONSKS OF THE WEST : FROM ST. BENEDICT TO ST. BERNARD. THE CONVERSION OF IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND
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THE EARLY KINGS OF NORWAY

800-1397 A.D.

HARALD HAARFAGR . ERIC BLOOD-AXE . HAKON THE GOOD . HARALD GREYFELL . HAKON JARL . OLAF TRYGGVESON . JARL ERIC AND SVEIN . OLAF THE SAINT . MAGNUS THE GOOD . OLAF THE TRANQUIL . MAGNUS BAREFOOT. SIGURD THE CRUSADER . MAGNUS THE BLIND, HARALD GYLLE . HAKON THE OLD.

THE WAR OF FREDERICK I AGAINST THE COMMUNES OF LOMBARDY. 1160-1183 A.D.

HISTORY OF THE POPES

THE GREGORIAN RENAISSANCE A.D. 1049-1130

St. Leo IX. (1049-1054) VICTOR II. (1055-1057), Stephen (IX.) X. (1057-1058) Nicholas II. (1059-1061) Alexander II. (1061-1073)ST. GREGORY VII. (1073-1085)B. VICTOR III. (1086-1087)B. URBAN II. (1088-1099)PASCHAL I (1099-1118)GELASIUS II (1118-1119)CALIXTUS II (1119-11124)HONORIUS II (1124-1130)
ROGER OF SICILY AND THE NORMAN CONQUEST IN LOWER ITALY, 1016-1154 HISTORY OF THE HOLY EASTERN CHURCH. PATRIARCHATE OF ALEXANDRIA
THE EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE (717-1453)

THE LIVES AND HISTORY OF THE POPES

THE POPES AT THE HEIGHT OF THEIR TEMPORAL INFLUENCE
PART ONE. A.D. 1130-1216

INNOCENT II (1130-1143) ... INNOCENT III (1198-1216)

 

HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY . PDF LIBRARY

 

BIBLIOMANIA IN THE MIDDLE AGES

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PHILOBIBLON. A Treatise on the love of books

THE LIFE OF SALADIN. AD 1138-1193. AND THE FALL OF THE KINGDOM OF JERUSALEM By Stanley Lane-Pool THE LEVANT. A HISTORY OF FRANKISH GREECE (1204-1566) BY WILLIAM MILLER THE PRINCES OF ACHAIA AND THE CHRONICLES OF MOREA, A STUDY OF GREECE IN THE MIDDLE AGES NY SIR RENNELL RODD

RICHARD I THE LION HEART.

1159-1199

THE LIFE OF SIMON DE MONTFORT

EARL OF LEICESTER

LITERARY HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE AGES. comprehending AN ACCOUNT OF THE STATE OF LEARNING, from the close of the Reign of Augustus, to ITS REVIVAL IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY.

LITERARY HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE AGES, comprehending AN ACCOUNT OF THE STATE OF LEARNING, from the close of the Reign of Augustus, to ITS REVIVAL IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY.

 

GEORGE FINLAY'S HISTORY OF GREECE

 

HISTORY OF THE POPES FROM THE CLOSE OF THE MIDDLE AGES , FROM MARTIN V TO CLEMENT VII, A.D. 1417 TO 1534

HISTORY OF THE POPES FROM THE CLOSE OF THE MIDDLE AGES

FROM MARTIN V TO CLEMENT VII, A.D. 1417 TO 1534

BEATRICE D'ESTE DUCHESS OF MILAN

1475-1497

 

MODERN HISTORY

 

 

HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

FROM THE APOSTOLIC AGE TO THE REFORMATION

A.D. 64-1517

THE HISTORY OF THE POPES FROM THE CLOSE OF THE MIDDLE AGES

JULIUS II, 1443 –1513 A.D.

HISTORY OF THE LIVES AND EMPIRE OF THE ELEVEN INCAS

565-1533 A.D.

MANCO CCAPAC . SINCHI ROCCA . LLOQUI YUPANQUI . MAYTA CCAPAC . CCAPAC YUPANQUI . INCA ROCCA . TITU CUSI HUALPA . VIRACOCHA . PACHACUTI YUPANQUI . TUPAC YUPANQUI . HUAYNA CCAPAC . HUASCAR, AND ATAHUALPA.

 

HUBERT HOWE BANCROFT'S HISTORY OF ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO a.d. 1530—1888

 

 

THE RENAISSANCE

 

THE REFORMATION

 

THE REFORMATION
IN GERMANY

 

THE MEDICI POPES

LEO X AND CLEMENT VII

 

Julius II Improved position of the House of Medici—Leo Decimus Pontifex Maximus : Leo X—Adrian VI— Clement VII—The Sack of Rome— The Later Medici Popes: Gian-Angelo Medici of Milan, Pius IV— Alessandro de' Medici of Florence, Leo XI

THE BLACK DEATH

IN THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY

 

A HISTORY OF THE POPES FROM THE GREAT SCHISM TO THE SACK OF ROME

BOOK I THE GREAT SCHISM. 1378-1414 BOOK II THE COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE.1414-1418. BOOK III THE COUNCIL OF BASEL.1419-1447. BOOK IV. THE PAPAL RESTORATION.1444—1464.BOOK V. THE ITALIAN PRINCES. 1464—1518. BOOK VI. THE GERMAN REVOLT. 1517—1527

 

THE REIGN OF THE EMPEROR CHARLES V

SULEIMAN "THE MAGNIFICENT"

THE REIGN OF HENRY THE EIGHT

 

THE LIFE OF CERVANTES

1547-1616.

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The Ingenious Gentleman DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA

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THE EXEMPLARY NOVELS

THE

AGE OF ELIZABETH

QUEEN OF ENGLAND

 

THE WARS OF RELIGION

 

THE WARS OF RELIGION

THE THIRTY YEARS' WAR

THE THIRTY YEARS' WAR

THE LIFE OF MARIE DE MEDICIS

THE LIFE OF MARIE DE MEDICIS

 

 

THE

EMPIRE OF AUSTRIA; ITS RISE AND FALL

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History Of The House Of Austria

Vol. 1 // Vol. 2 // Vol. 3 // Vol. 4

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The house of Austria in the thirty years' war

 

LIFE AND WORKS OF VOLTAIRE

1694-1778

THE AGE OF LOUIS XIV

 

THE AGE OF LOUIS XIV

NAPOLEON

 

NAPOLEON

MODERN EUROPE FROM 1792 TO 1878

MODERN EUROPE

HISTORY OF PRUSSIA AND THE FOUNDING OF THE GERMAN EMPIRE BY WILLIAM I

MUCH has been written of the sufferings of foreigners in the recent Boxer uprising and correspondingly little of the conduct of the Chinese Christians. At a recent meeting of the North China Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church it was decided to inquire minutely into the persecutions from the standpoint of the natives, in the belief that a more adequate understanding of their heroism would be a stimulant to the faith of the Church. A committee was therefore appointed, and the native pastors were requested to gather up and forward reports of such cases as might be considered representative of the persecutions as a whole. To these reports were added such incidents in the lives of certain of the members as would contribute to a proper estimate of their character, and thus enable the reader to see the persecutions in their proper settings. Some of these accounts were put in story form, others were strung together in the order in which they happened, and nearly all are given in the words of those who suffered. We need not add that all were not equally faithful; but as the world is not interested in human failure, but only in success, we felt safe in recording only the experiences of those who were true to the faith they professed, and assuring the reader that but a small proportion of the persecuted played the part of the coward— most of these under circumstances which would have tested the courage of either the reader or the writer. I. T. H. Peking, July, 1902

THE

CRETAN INSURRECTION OF 1866-7-8

 

GEORGE FINLAY'S

THE

GREEK REVOLUTION

OR

WAR OF INDEPENDENCE OF GREECE

 

HISTORY OF THE POPES FROM THE CLOSE OF THE MIDDLE AGES

BY

LUDWIG PASTOR

 

VOLUME I

 

Author’s Preface

INTRODUCTION.THE LITERARY RENAISSANCE IN ITALY AND THE CHURCH

 

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  THE POPES AT AVIGNON

1305-1376

I. THE POPES AT AVIGNON, 1305-1376

II. THE SCHISM AND THE GREAT HERETICAL MOVEMENTS, 1378-1409

III. THE SYNODS OF PISA AND CONSTANCE, 1409-1418

 

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EUGENIUS IV,1431-1447

NICHOLAS V. 1447-1455

NICHOLAS V, THE FIRST PAPAL PATRON OF LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS,

CALIXTUS III. 1455-145

CALIXTUS III. 1455-145. THE CHAMPION OF CHRISTENDOM AGAINST ISLAM,

PIUS II 1458-1464

PAUL II. 1464-1471

SIXTUS IV. 1471-1484

INNOCENT VIII. 1484-1492.

ALEXANDER VI. 1492-1503

PIUS III. A.D.1503 & JULIUS II. 1503-1513.

Restorer of the States of the Church and Patron of the Fine Arts.

LEO X. 1513-1521

ADRIAN VI. 1522-1523

CLEMENT VII. 1523-1534

PAUL III. 1534-1549

PAUL III. 1534-1549

JULIUS III. 1550-1555

JULIUS III. 1550-1555

PIUS IV 1559-1565

    

V19

GREGORY XIII , 1572-1585

V20

GREGORY XIII , 1572-1585

V21

SIXTUS V. (1585-1590)

VOLUME 22

SIXTUS V. (1585-1590) URBAN VII. (1590, Sept i4th-Sept. 24th) GREGORY XIV. (1590-1591) INNOCENT IX. (1591, Oct. 29th—Dec. 30th)

    

 

VOLUMES 23 & 24

CLEMENT VIII (1592-1605)

 

CHAPTER I. PERSECUTION OF THE CATHOLICS IN HOLLAND AND IN ENGLAND. -CHAPTER II. PERSECUTION IN SCOTLAND AND IRELAND. CLEMENT VIII AND JAMES I. CHAPTER III. ATTEMPTED CATHOLIC RESTORATION IN SWEDEN. CHAPTER IV. PROGRESS OF CATHOLIC RESTORATION IN POLAND.—REUNION OF THE SCHISMATIC RUTHENIANS. THE FALSE DEMETRIUS. CHAPTER V. CLEMENT VIII AND THE INTERIOR LIFE OF THE CHURCH.  THE RELIGIOUS ORDERS. THE EPISCOPATE. THE SACRED COLLEGE. CHAPTER VI. THE ROMAN INQUISITION. GIORDANO BRUNO. THE INDEX.  THE VULGATE. CHAPTER VII. FOREIGN MISSIONS THE BEGINNINGS OF PROPAGANDA. CHAPTER VIII. THE GREAT JUBILEE OF 16oo. CHAPTER IX. THE CONTROVERSY ON GRACE. CHAPTER X. THE PAPAL STATES. THE RE-ACQUISITION OF FERRARA.—DEATH OF THE POPE. CHAPTER XI. CLEMENT VIII. AND LEARNING. TORQUATO TASSO. CHAPTER XII. CLEMENT VIII AND ART.

 

VOLUME 25

LEO XI. AND PAUL V. (1605-1621)

PART 1

VOLUME 26

LEO XI. AND PAUL V. (1605-1621)

PART 2

VOLUME 27.

GREGORY XV. and URBAN VIII. (1621-1644)

PART 1

VOLUME 28.

GREGORY XV. and URBAN VIII. (1621-1644)

PART 2

VOLUME 29.

GREGORY XV. and URBAN VIII. (1621-1644)

PART 3

VOLUME 30

INNOCENT X. (1644-1655)

VOLUME 31

ALEXANDER VII. (1655-1667). CLEMENT IX. (1667-1669). CLEMENT X. (1670-1676)

VOLUME 32

INNOCENT XI. (1676-1689). ALEXANDER VIII. (1689-1691). INNOCENT XII. (1691-1700)

VOLUME 33

CLEMENT XI (1700-1721)

VOLUME 34

INNOCENT XIII (1721-1724). BENEDICT XIII (1724-1730). CLEMENT XII (1730-1740)

VOLUME 35

BENEDICT XIV. (1740-I758)

VOLUME 36

BENEDICT XIV. (1740-1758) CLEMENT XIII. (1758-1769)

VOLUME 37

CLEMENT XIII. (1758-I769)

VOLUME 38

CLEMENT XIV. (1769-1774)

VOLUME 39

PIUS VI. (1775-1799)