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CONSTANTINE THE GREAT |
R.W.CHURCH |
I. Teutonic settlements in the west. Fall of
the Empire in the West. (406-476). II. The new nations III. Condition of the Teutonic settlements IV. Conversion of the English V. Supremacy of the Franks in the West. The
Merovingian Kings.
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THE VISIGOTHIC KINGDOM OF SPAIN, THE OSTROGOTHIC KINGDOM IN ITALY, THE FRANKS IN GAUL, THE LOMBARD KINGDOM IN ITALY. |
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Migration to the
Euxine. Ostrogoths. The Scythian War,
247-270. Philip, Emperor,
244-249. Invasion of the
Empire, 249. Bithynia invaded,
259. The Emperor
Claudius II. Battle of Naissus. Civilization of
the Visigoths. Hermanric the Ostrogoth. Bishop Ulfilas,
311-381. Gothic Arianism. Wallia. 415-418. Theodoric and Aetius. 421-451. Invasion of Attila. 451. Theodoric II. 451-467. Euric. 467-484. Alaric II. 484-502. Battle of Vouglé.506-507 |
CHARLES DAVID GORDON |
1.
Imperial Government 2. The
Dynasty of Theodosius I and the Barbarians West. 3. The Huns. 4. The Vandals and the Collapse of the West 5. The East, 450-91. 6. The Ostrogoths |
WALTER C. PERRY |
I.-From the First Appearance of the Franks to the Death of
Clovis(AD 240-511) II.-From the Death of Clovis
to the Death of Clotaire I (A.D.511—561) III. From the Death of Clotaire I to the Death of Brunhilda (AD.561—618) IV.-From the Death of
Brunhilda to the Death of Charles Martel(AD.618—741) V.-From the death of Charles Martel to the death of Pepin the Short (AD 741—768) |
JOHN WEALE. |
PART I. THE MOSLEMS. I. Life and doctrine of Mohammed II.—The Khalifate from Abu Bekr to Hesham.
PART II. THE FRANKS. CHAPTER I.—The Frank Confederacy.—Clovis, the Founder of the Frank Monarchy II.—Decline of the Merovingian Princes.—The Mayors of the Palace.—Pepin of Landen—Pepin of Heristal. — Charles Martel. —The Battle of Tours |
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I. The Bretons II. The Gascons III. The Frisons IV. The Saxons V. The Abodrites VI. The Allemans and Bavarians |
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THE SITUATION IN THE TIME OF KING LIUTPRAND. THE DUCHY OF ROME. THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE POPE AND THE FRANKISH INTERVENTION.POPE STEPHEN II |
JAMES M. WILLIAMSON
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The Two Sieges of Constantinople by the Arabs. — Their Invasion of France and Defeat by Charles Martel. — Civil War of the Ommiades and Abbassides. — Learning of the Arabs. — Luxury of the Caliphs. — Naval Enterprises on Crete, Sicily and Rome. — Decay and Division of the Empire of the Caliphs.— Defeats and Victories of the Greek Emperors. |
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THE STRUGGLE FOR EGYPT. FAILURE OF BONOSUS. ACCESSION OF HERACLIUS. EGYPT UNDER THE NEW EMPEROR. PERSIAN CONQUEST OF SYRIA |
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THE IBERIAN PENINSULA, A D. c. 1000-1344. ENGLAND, A.D. 1087-1189. |
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RICHARD I . HENRY III . EDWARD II . EDWARD III |
Alfred Rambaud |
THE NORTHMEN IN RUSSIA: ORIGIN AND CUSTOMS OF THE VARIAGI. 862-972. THE FIRST RUSSIAN PRINCES: RURIK, OLEG, IGOR. THE FIRST EXPEDITIONS AGAINST CONSTANTINOPLE. OLGA: CHRISTIANITY IN RUSSIA.
SVIATOSLAF.SAINT VLADIMIR AND IAROSLAF THE GREAT.972-1054. THE SUCCESSORS OF IAROSLAF THE GREAT.— WARS FOR THE RIGHTS OF ELDERSHIP AND THE THRONE OF KIEF. VLADIMIR MONOMAKH.—FALL OF KIEF. |
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Henry the Fawler. Conquests in the Slavian Northeast—Defeat of the Hungarians
Otto I. The Reincorporation of Italy with the Empire.
Otto II, Otto III. Henry II the Holy. Immunities—Increasing Importance of the Churches and Cities, and
Consequent Decrease of the Ducal Power
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C. W. C. OMAN |
THE ART OF WAR IN THE MIDDLE AGES. A.D. 378-1515 |
F. Somner Merryweather |
BIBLIOMANIA IN THE MIDDLE AGES |
James J. Walsh |
THE THIRTEENTH, GREATEST OF CENTURIES |
I. F. C. HECKER |
THE BLACK DEATH
IN THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY |
JOHN HENRY “CARDINAL” NEWMAN |
THE ARIANS
OF THE FOURTH CENTURY |
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