XX. THE CHRISTIAN STATES OF SPAIN 468 XXI. THE GREEK EMPIRE AND THE OTTOMAN 494 TURKS XXII. THE RENAISSANCE IN ITALY 515 APPENDIX—GENEALOGICAL TABLES— A—The Succession in Bohemia 535 B—The Succession in Tyrol 535 C—The House of Hapsburg 536 D—The House of Wittelsbach 537 E—The House of Luxemburg 538 F—The Later Capets in France 539 G—The House of Valois 540 H—The Duchy and County of Burgundy 541 I—The First House of Anjou in Naples and 542 Hungary K—The Second House of Anjou in Naples 543 L—The House of Aragon in Sicily and 544 Naples M—The Houses of Visconti and Sforza in 545 Milan N—The Medici in Florence 546 O—The Union of Kalmar 546 P—The Palæologi 547 Q—Castile 548 R—Aragon 549 S—Navarre 550 T—Some European Connections of the House 551 of Portugal INDEX 553 LIST OF MAPS _At end of Book_ 1. FRANCE, TO SHOW THE ADDITIONST TO THE MONARCHY BETWEEN 1273 AND 1494. 2. POSSESSIONS AND CLAIMS OF CHARLES THE BOLD, DUKE OF BURGUNDY, 1467-1477. 3. ITALY IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. 4. THE SWISS CONFEDERATION. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE [The following list has no pretensions to be an exhaustive bibliography of the period, nor does it profess to include all the authorities consulted by the author. It is merely compiled with the object of offering suggestions to any student who wishes to read more widely, either on the whole period, or on any part of it. Those books which cannot be classed under any of the great European states are placed under the head of ‘General.’] GENERAL— Lavisse et Rambaud, _Histoire Générale du IV^e. Siècle à nos jours_, Tome III. Creighton, _History of the Papacy during the Reformation, Vols. I.-III._ Froissart, _Chroniques_. [A popular and useful selection from the translation of Lord Berners has been published by Messrs. Macmillan and Co. in the ‘Globe’ Series. The most complete edition is that by Kervyn de Lettenhove.] Leroux, _Recherches Critiques sur les relations politiques de la France avec l’Allemagne_. Fournier, _Le Royaume d`Arles_. Oman, _History of War in the Middle Ages_. H. C. Lea, _History of the Inquisition in the Middle Ages_.