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J. B. BURY’ THE CAMBRIDGE MEDIEVAL HISTORY.VOLUME VIIDECLINE OF EMPIRE AND PAPACYITALY IN THE TIME OF DANTE - ITALY, 1313-1414 - GERMANY, 1273-1313. LEWIS THE BAVARIAN. CHARLES IV. BOHEMIA IN THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY. THE SWISS CONFEDERATION IN THE MIDDLE AGES. THE HANSA. TEUTONIC ORDER. THE POPES OF AVIGNON AND THE GREAT SCHISM. FRANCE: THE LAST CAPETIANS.FRANCE: THE HUNDRED YEARS’ WAR (TO 1380) FRANCE: ARMAGNACS AND BURGUNDIANS (1380-1422) ENGLAND: EDWARD I AND EDWARD II. EDWARD III AND RICHARD II. WYCLIF. WALES, 1066 TO 1485. IRELAND TO 1315. SCOTLAND TO 1328. SPAIN, 1252-1410.RUSSIA, 1015-1462. THE JEWS IN THE MIDDLE AGES.MEDIEVAL ESTATES. PEASANT LIFE AND RURAL CONDITIONS (c. 1100 TO c. 1500). THE EARLY RENAISSANCE. MEDIEVAL MYSTICISM
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THE RISE OF THE SPANISH EMPIRE IN THE OLD WORLD AND IN THE NEWI. THE MIDDLE AGESII. THE CATHOLIC KINGSIII. THE EMPERORIV. PHILIP THE PRUDENT
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THE ASSYRIAN EMPIRE
Foundation of the Assyrian Empire - Supremacy of Assyria - Sennacherib and Esarhaddon - Ashurbanipal and the Fall of Assyria - Hittite Civilization - Kingdom of Van (Urartu) - Scythians and northern nomads - New Babylonian Empire - Eclipse of Egypt - Ethiopians and Assyrians in Egypt - Restoration of Egypt - Art of the Saite Period - Topography of Jerusalem - Israel and the Neighbours - Fall and Rise of Judah - Lydia and Iona - Growth of the Dorian States - Early Athens - Northern and Central Greece - Colonial Expansion of Greece - Growth of the Greek Cities - Assyrian Art |
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THE PERSIAN EMPIRE AND THE WEST
The Foundation and the Extension of the Persian Empire . The Reform of the Athenian State . Athens under the Tyrants . The Outer Greek World in the Sixth Century BC . Coinage from is origin to the Persian Wars. Athens: the Reform of Cleistenes . The Reign of Darius . MARATHON . Xerxes’ Invasion of Greece . The Deliverance of Greece . Carthague and Sicily |
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THEHISTORY OF ANCIENT INDIA
THE ARYANS- THE AGE OF THE RIGVEDA - THE PERIOD OF THE LATER SAMHITAS, THE BRAHMANAS, THE UPANISHADS- THE HISTORY OF THE JAINS - EARLY HISTORY OF THE BUDDHISTS - THE PERIOD OF THE SUTRAS - THE EPIC POEMS - THE PURANAS - THE PERSIAN DOMINION - ALEXANDER THE GREAT - THE HELLENIC KINGDOMS : SYRIA, BACTRIA, PARTHIA - CHANDRAGUPTA - THE MAURYA EMPIRE - ASOKA - SUCCESSORS OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT - SCYTHIAN AND PARTHIAN INVADERS - EARLY HISTORY OF SOUTHERN INDIA - EARLY HISTORY OF CEYLON - MONUMENTS OF ANCIENT INDIA - CHRONOLOGY |
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Perdiccas. Seleucus I Nicator conquers the East. Antiochus I Soter. Antiochus II Theos. Seleucus II Kallinikos. Seleucus III Soter. The First years of Antiochus III (223-216). Achaeus. reconquest of the East, Conquest of Palestine. War in Greece . War in Asia. Antiochus IV the God Manifest. and the Jews. Antiochis V Eupator and the Administration of Lysias. Demetrius the Saviour. Alexander I and the Ptolemaic Ascendancy. The Creatan Tyranny. Amtiochis Sidetes. End of the Dynasty |
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THEAGE OF THE MACCABEES / 168-37 BCI.-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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ROME AND CARTHAGESTRUGGLE FOR THE ASCENDANCY IN THE WEST264-201BCCARTHAGE -- SICILY -- THE FIRST PUNIC WAR, 264-241 B.C. -- THE WAR OF THE MERCENARIES, 241-238 B.C. -- THE WAR WITH THE GAULS, 225-222 B.C. -- THE FIRST ILLYRIAN WAR, 229-228 B.C. -- THE SECOND ILLYRIAN WAR, 219 B.C. -- THE SECOND PUNIC OR HANNIBALIAN WAR, 218-201 B.C. -- SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PUNIC WAR |
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Polybius - Hannibal's Invasion of Italy - Scipio and Victyory - Rome and Macedon : Philip against the Romans - Rome and Antiochus - Fall of the Macedonian Monarchy - Rome and the Hellenistic States - The Romans in Spain - Beginnins of the Latin Literature - Roman Religion and the Advent of Philosophy -- Fall of Carthage -Syria and the Jews - Thrace - The Bosporan Kingdom - Pergamum . Rhodes - Delos - Hellenistic commerce and Art |
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CHAPTER I.-From the conquest of Greece to the establishment of Constantinople as the capital of the Empire B.C. 146-A.D. 330CHAPTER II.-To the Accession of Justinian A.D. 330-527CHAPTER III.-The Breeks under the Reign of Justinian A.D. 527-565CHAPTER IV.- Restoration of roman power in the East by Heraclius A.D. 565-633CHAPTER V. From the Mohammedan invasion of Suria to the extinction of the roman power in the East. A.D. 633-716 |
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Arab conquest of Sind - The Ghaznavid Dynasty of Ghazni and Lahore - Earlier slaves Kings of Delhi - Khalji Dynasty and the Conquets of Deccan - Reigns of Ghiyasuddin and Muhammad Tughluq and Revolt of the Deccan - Reign of Firuz Tughluq - Extintion of the Tughluq Dynasty -Invasion of Timur - Sayyid Dynasty - Lody Dynasty - Kingdom of Jaunpur - Kingdom of Bengal - Kingdom of Kashmir - Gujarat and Khandesh - Kingdom of Malwa - Kingdom of Deccan : 1347-4490 - Decline and fall of the Deccan Kingdom: 436-1490 - The Five Kingdoms of the Deccan: 1527-1599 - Southern India : 1000-1565 - Sind and Multan - Native States of Northern India : 1000 - 1526 - Burma : 1287-1531. Shan Inmigration - Ceylon : 1215-1527 |
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CONSTANTINE THE GREAT.THE REORGANISATION OF THE EMPIRE AND THE TRIUMPH OF THE CHURCHI. THE EMPIRE UNDER DIOCLETIAN II. THE PERSECUTION OF THE CHURCH III. THE ABDICATION OF DIOCLETIAN AND THE SUCCESSION OF CONSTANTINE IV. CONSTANTINE AND HIS COLLEAGUES V. THE INVASION OF ITALY VI. THE VISION OF THE CROSS AND THE EDICT OF MILAN VII. THE DOWNFALL OF LICINIUS VIII. LAST DAYS OF PERSECUTION IX. CONSTANTINE AND THE DONATISTS X. THE ARIAN CONTROVERSY XI. THE COUNCIL OF NICEA XII. THE MURDERS OF CRISPUS AND FAUSTA XIII. THE FOUNDATION OF CONSTANTINOPLE CHAPTER XIV. ARIUS AND ATHANASIUS XV. CONSTANTINE'S DEATH AND CHARACTER XVI. THE EMPIRE AND CHRISTIANITY |
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THE CHRISTIAN ROMAN EMPIRE AND THE FOUNDATION OF THE TEUTONIC KINGDOMSA.D. 300-500INTRODUCTION Invasion of Europe by the BarbariansCONSTANTINE and the reorganization of the Empire - Constantine's Successors and the struggle with Persia - The Triumph of Christianity - ARIANISM - Expansion of the Teutons (to A.D. 378) - The Dynasty of Valentinian and THEODOSIUS THE GREAT - The Teutonic Migrations , 378-412 - The VISIGOTHS - THE FRANKS - Sueves, Alans and Vandals in SPAIN, 409-429 - The Huns: ATTILA - Roman BRITAIN - The Kingdom of ITALY under ODOVACAR AND THEODORIC - The Eastern Provinces from Arcadius to Anastasius - NESTORIUS - MONASTICISM - |
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THE RISE OF THE SARACENSAND THE FOUNDATION OF THE WESTERN EMPIREA.D. 500-800JUSTINIAN. IMPERIAL RESTORATION - GAUL UNDER THE MEROVINGIAN FRANKS - SPAIN UNDER THE VISIGOTHS - ITALY UNDER THE LOMBARDS - SUCCESSORS OF JUSTINIAN - MAHOMET AND ISLAM - EXPANSION OF THE SARACENS - SUCCESSORS OF HERACLIUS TO 717 - EXPANSION OF THE SLAVS - CONVERSION OF THE CELTS AND TEUTONS - ENGLAND To c. 800 - THE CAROLINGIAN REVOLUTION - CHARLES THE GREAT AND THE PAPACY |
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THE LATER ROMAN EMPIREFROM THE DEATH OF THEODOSIUS I TO THE DEATH OF JUSTINIANTHE GERMAN CONQUEST OF THE WEST - CONSTANTINOPLE - THE SUPREMACY OF STILICHO - THE GERMAN INVASIONS UNDER HONORIUS - THEODOSIUS II AND MARCIAN - THE EMPIRE OF ATTILA - LEO I AND RICIMER’S RULE IN ITALY - THE REIGN OF ANASTASIUS - THE EMPIRE AND PERSIA - JUSTIN I AND JUSTINIAN I - THE PERSIAN WARS - THE RECONQUEST OF AFRICA - THE RECONQUEST OF ITALY— PROCOPIUS |
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THE AGE OF JUSTINIAN AND THEODORA
Constantinople in the Sixth Century - The Roman Empire Under Anastasius - The Origins of Justinian - Pre-Imperial Career of Theodora - War with the Persians - The Schools of Philosophy Sat Athens and their Abolition by Justinian - John of Cappadocia - The Nika Revolt - Recovery of Africa from the Vandals -The Building of St. Sophia - War with the Goths in Italy - The Second Persian War - Private life in the Imperial Circle - Final Conquest of Italy - Religion in the Sixth Century - Justinian ans Theologian - Peculiarities of the Roman Law - The las days of Justiniam - Literatutre and Art in the Sixth Century |
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ITALY AND HER INVADERS
BOOK I. THE VISIGOTHIC INVASION. BOOK II. THE HUNNISH INVASION. BOOK III. THE VANDAL INVASION AND THE HERULIAN MUTINY . BOOK IV. THE OSTROGOTHIC INVASION. BOOK V. THE IMPERIAL RESTORATION 535—553 . BOOK VI. THE LOMBARD INVASION. BOOK VII. THE LOMBARD KINGDOM A.D. 600-744 . BOOK VIII. FRANKISH INVASIONS. BOOK IX. THE FRANKISH EMPIRE 774-814 I. |
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THE LIVES OF THE POPES IN THE EARLY MIDDLE AGESVOLUME ITHE POPES UNDER THE LOMBARD RULE A.D. 590-795ST. GREGORY I THE GREAT (590-604) SABINIAN (604-606) BONIFACE III (607) ST. BONIFACE IV. (608-615) DEUSDEDIT (615-618) BONIFACE V (619-625) HONORIUS I (625-638) SEVERINUS (640) JOHN IV (640-642) THEODORE I (642-649) ST. MARTIN I (649-654) ST. EUGENIUS I (654-657) VITALIAN (657-672) ADEODATUS (672-676) DONUS (676-678) ST. AGATHO. (678-681) ST. LEO II (682-683) ST. BENEDICT II. (684-685) JOHN V (685-686) CONON (686-687) ST. SERGIUS I (687-701) JOHN VI (701-705) JOHN VII (705-707) SISINNIUS (708) CONSTANTINE (708-715) ST. GREGORY II. (715-731) GREGORY III (731-741) ST. ZACHARY (741-752) STEPHEN II (752) and STEPHEN (II) III (752-757) ST. PAUL I (757-767) WWW.CRISTORAUL.ORG 5 STEPHEN (III) IV (768-772) HADRIAN I (772-795) |
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CHARLEMAGNE,AND THE HISTORY OF THE FRANKSFIRST PART 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 (AD 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)SECOND PART 1.-FROM THE BIRTH OF CHARLEMAGNE, TO HIS DEATH. 742-814 |
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GERMANYAND THE WESTERN EMPIRE
LOUIS THE PIOUS. THE CAROLINGIAN KINGDOMS (840-918) FRANCE, THE LAST CAROLINGIANS AND THE ACCESSION OF HUGH CAPET (888-987) FRANCE IN THE ELEVENTH CENTURY. THE KINGDOM OF BURGUNDY . HENRY I . OTTO I THE GREAT. OTTO II . OTTO III. HENRY II. CONRAD II. HENRY III. THE VIKINGS. FOUNDATION OF THE KINGDOM OF ENGLAND. ENGLAND FROM AD 954 TO THE DEATH OF EDWARD THE CONFESSOR. THE WESTERN CALIPHATE. THE CHURCH FROM CHARLEMAGNE TO SYLVESTER II. FEUDALISM. BYZANTINE AND ROMANESQUE ARTS.
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THE LIVES OF THE POPES IN THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES VOLUME IITHE POPES DURING THE CAROLINGIAN EMPIRE A.D. 795-891LEO III (795-816) STEPHEN (IV) V (816-817) PASCHAL I (817-824) EUGENIUS II (824-827) VALENTINE (827) GREGORY IV (827-844) ST. LEO IV (847-855) BENEDICT III (855-858) ST. NICHOLAS I THE GREAT (858-867) HADRIAN II (867-872) JOHN VIII (872-882) MARINUS I (882-884) HADRIAN III (884-885) STEPHEN (V) VI (885-891) |
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THE LIVES OF THE POPES IN THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES VOLUME IIITHE POPES IN THE DAYS OF FEUDAL ANARCHY A.D. 891-1048FORMOSUS (891-896) BONIFACE VI (April? 896) STEPHEN (VI) VII (896-897) ROMANUS (897) THEODORE II (897) SERGIUS III (904-911) ANASTASIUS III (911-913) LANDUS (913-914) JOHN X (914-928) LEO VI (928 or 928-9) STEPHEN (VII) VIII (929-931) JOHN XI (931-936) LEO VII (936-939) STEPHEN (VIII) IX (939-942) MARINUS II (942-946) AGAPITUS II (946-955) JOHN XII (955-964) BENEDICT V (964) JOHN XIII (965-972) BENEDICT VI (972-974) BENEDICT VII (974-983) JOHN XIV (983-984) BONIFACE VII (ANTIPOPE ?) (984-985) JOHN XV (985-996) GREGORY V (996-999) PART TWO (999-1048) SYLVESTER II (999-1003) JOHN XVII (1003) JOHN XVIII (1003-1009) SERGIUS IV (1009-1012) BENEDICT VIII (1012-1024) JOHN XIX (1024-1032) BENEDICT IX (1032-1045) GREGORY VI (1045-1046) CLEMENT II (1046-1047) DAMASUS II (1048) |
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HISTORY OF THE HOLY EASTERN CHURCH. PATRIARCHATE OF ALEXANDRIABOOK I FROM THE FOUNDATION OF THE CHURCH OF ALEXANDRIA TO THE RISE OF NESTORIANISM. - BOOK II. THE RISE OF THE NESTORIAN HERESY, A.D. 428, TO THE DEPOSITION OF DIOSCORUS, AND THE GREAT SCHISM, A.D. 451. -. BOOK III FROM THE DEPOSITION OF DIOSCORUS TO THE CAPTURE OF ALEXANDRIA BY THE SARACENS. - BOOK IV. FROM THE CAPTURE OF ALEXANDRIA BY THE SARACENS TO THE ACCESSION OF SALADIN AS VIZIR - BOOK V. FROM THE ACCESSION OF SALADIN AS VIZIR (A.D. 1169) TO THE FIRST INTERFERENCE OF THE PORTUGUESE (AD 1490). - BOOK VI. FROM THE FIRST INTERFERENCE OF THE PORTUGUESE, A.D. 1490 TO THE DEATH OF HIEROTHEUS, A.D. 1846 |
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THE CONTEST BETWEEN EMPIRE AND PAPACY600 - 1300 A.C.Reform of the Church . Gregory VII - Germany under Henry IV - Conquest of South Italy and Sicily by the Normans - The Italian cities till . Islam in Syria and Egypt : 750-1100 - The first crusade - The Kingdom of Jerusalem : 1099-1291 - Germany : 1125-1152 - Italy : 1125-1152 -Frederick Barbarossa and the Lombard League - Henry VI - Development of ther Duchy of Normandy . Norman Conquest of England - England : 1087-1154. Henry II of England. Louis VI and Louis VII : 1108-1180- Communal movement - Monastic Orders . Canan Law - Medievak Scholls to c. 1300 -Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
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Leo III and the Isaurian Dynasty (717-802) - The Phrygian Dynasty - The Macedonian Dynasty ( 867-1057) - The Struggle with the Saracens (717-1057) - History of Armenia- The First Bulgarian Empire (679-1018) - The Earlier Comneni , Isaac I (1057-4059), Alexius I (1081-1118) - The Later Comneni , John (1118-1143), Manuel (1143-1180), Alexius II (1180-1183), Andronicus (1183-1185) - The Latin Empire - Greece and the Aegean under Frank and Venetian Domination (1204-1571). The Empire of Nicaea - The Balk an States - The Turkish Conquest (1355-1483) -The Mongols - The Ottoman Turks - The Fall of Constantinople |
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THE HISTORY OF THE CRUSADESA.D. BOOK I.— 300-1095. FIRST CRUSADE. BOOK II.— 1096-1097. BOOK III.— 1097-1099. BOOK IV.— 1099-1103. BOOK V.— 1099-1148. BOOK VI.— 1142-1148. SECOND CRUSADE. BOOK VII.— 1148-1188. THIRD CRUSADE. BOOK VIII.— 1188-1192. BOOK IX.— 1195-1198. FOURTH CRUSADE. BOOK X.— 1198-1204. FIFTH CRUSADE. BOOK XI.— 1198-1204. BOOK XII.— 1200-1215. SIXTH CRUSADE. BOOK XIII.— 1242-1245. SEVENTH CRUSADE. BOOK XIV.— 1248-1255. BOOK XV.— 1255-1270. EIGHTH CRUSADE. BOOK XVI.— 1291-1396. ATTEMPTED CRUSADES AGAINST THE TURKS. BOOK XVII.— 1453-1481. CRUSADES AGAINST THE TURKS. BOOK XVIII.— 1571-1685. |
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THE LIFE OF SALADIN AD 1138-1193AND THE FALL OF THE KINGDOM OF JERUSALEMStanley Lane-PoolePART I— 1. SALADIN’S WORLD. 1098 - 1144 PART II— EGYPT, 1138-1174. PART III— EMPIRE, 1174-1186. - PART IV— THE HOLY WAR, 1187-1191 - PART V— RICHARD AND SALADIN, 1191-1193 |
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A HISTORY OF FRANKISH GREECE1204-1566
Greece at the time of the Frankish Conquest : 1204-1207. The organization of the Conquest : 1207-1214. Zenith of Frankish rule 1214-1262. Greek revival : 1262-1278. The Angevins in Greece : 1278-1307. The Catalan Grand Company : 1302-1311. The Catalans and their Neighbours : 1311-1333. Rise of the Acciajuoli : 1333-1373. The Navarrese Company: 1373-1388. Florentine and Venetian Athens : 1388-1415. Greek Reconquest of Achaia : 1415-1441. The Turkish Conquest :1441-1460. The Venetian Colonies : 1462-1540. Corfú : 1214-1485. Ionian Islands Under Venice : 1485-1540. Duchy of the Archipelago : 1207-1463. Duchy of the Archipelago : 1463-1566. |
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A HISTORY OF VERONA
Early History of Verona - The Development of the Self-governing Commune - The Rise of Ezzelino da Romano - Ezzelino da Romano as an Independent Ruler - The Founding of the Scaligeri Dynasty under Mastino I - Alberto I - Bartolomeo I and Alboino - Cangrande I - The Culminating Point of the Scaligeri - The Downfall of Alberto II and Mastino II - Cangrande II and Cansignorio - The End of the Scaligeri - Verona under the Visconti and Carraresi - Later History of Verona - The Veronese School of Painting - Sculpture and Architecture |
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The History of the Popes From the Close of the Middle AgesL.F.v.PASTOR1305-1464THE POPES AT AVIGNON,
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The History of the Popes From the Close of the Middle AgesL.F.v.PASTOR1464-1503PAUL II, SIXTUS IV, INNOCENT VIII, ALEXANDER VI |
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A HISTORY OF THE POPES FROM THE GREAT SCHISM TO THE SACK OF ROME (HTML)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 |
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SULEIMAN "THE MAGNIFICENT"A.D. 1494-1566PDF ---HTML---- DOCEARLY HISTORY OF THE OTTOMAN
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THE MEDICI POPESLEO 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 |
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THE REIGN OF HENRY THE EIGHTI.HENRY VII II. The Apprenticeship of Henry VIII. The Three Rivals III. King and Cardinal. From Calais to Rome IV.The Origin of the Divorce. The Pope's Dilemma V. LIFE AND FALL OF CARDINAL WOLSEY VI. "Down with the Church" "The Prevailing of the Gates of Hell" VII. The Crisis. Rex et Imperator VIII. The Final Struggle . Conclusion
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THE HISTORY OF THE REFORMATIONI MEDICEAN ROME II HABSBURG AND VALOIS III HABSBURG AND VALOIS (II) IV LUTHER. V NATIONAL OPPOSITION TO ROME IN GERMANY VI SOCIAL REVOLUTION AND CATHOLIC REACTION IN GERMANY VII THE CONFLICT OF CREEDS AND PARTIES IN GERMANY VIII RELIGIOUS WAR IN GERMANY IX REFORMATION IN FRANCE X THE HELVETIC REFORMATION XI CALVIN AND THE REFORMED CHURCH. XII THE CATHOLIC SOUTH XIII HENRY VIII XIV THE REFORMATION UNDER EDWARD VI XV PHILIP II AND MARY XVI THE ANGLICAN SETTLEMENT AND THE SCOTTISH REFORMATION XVII THE SCANDINAVIAN NORTH XVIII THE CH URCH AND REFORM XVIII TENDENCIES OF EUROPEAN THOUGHT IN THE AGE OF THE REFORMATION.
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A PROTESTANT MANIFESTO
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