The greatest story in the world, period 1 (of 3) : $b [From the earliest times to A. D. 100]Hutchinson, Horace G. (Horace Gordon)
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The greatest story in the world, period 1 (of 3) : $b [From the earliest times to A. D. 100]
Hutchinson, Horace G. (Horace Gordon)
World history
JEHOVAH,89
Jerusalem, taken by Nebuchadnezzar, 106
destruction of, by the Romans, 218
Jewish religion, basis of Christian religion, 107
its character, 108 _et seq._
Jews, the, in Alexandria, 161
Canaan,95
Egypt, 73-74
Jews, Greek influence among, 204
Pharisees and Sadducees, 204
revolt against Rome, 205
Herod, the great, king of, 206, 217
under Roman procurators, 215
KHAMMURABI, Code of, 62 _et seq._
Knossos, 77 _et seq._
LABYRINTH, at Crete, 81
Legions, the, 181 _et seq._
in Asia Minor, 185
power passing to, 195
Levant, the, 2
MARATHON, battle of, 131-2
Marduk, or Merodach, 58
Marius, 194, 197
Megiddo, battles at, 104
Memphis, 23
Mesopotamia, 3
Minoans, their sea-power, 82-83
Minos, king of Crete, 78
Minotaur, the, 81
Mithridates, king of Pontus, 193, 196
Moses, 74
Mummies, 44
Mycenæ, Cretan buildings at, 79
NEBUCHADNEZZAR, king of Babylon, 105
Nile, the river, 3, 5, 11 _et seq._
OAKS, old, in England, 8
Octavius, 209 _et seq._
Octavius, Master of the World, 211
called Cæsar Augustus, 213
Osiris, Egyptian god, 31
Ostriches, carved, 11
PALESTINE, between the two Empires, 25
Papyrus, 17
Parthians, the, subdued by Julius Cæsar, 201
Pastoral Age, the, 4
"Pax Romana," 192
Peloponnesian War, 145, 150
Peoples of the Sea, 120
Persian Gulf, 2
Persians, the, 110 _et seq._
their battle methods, 116
Phalanx, the Greek, 117
the Macedonian, 153
Philip, king of Macedon, 153 _et seq._
Philistines, the, 95-100
Philosophers, Stoic and Epicurean, 143
Phœnicians, 96
Platæa, battle of, 137
Pompey, the Great, 197 _et seq._
Pontius Pilate, 213
at trial of Christ, 216
Postal Service, in Roman Empire, 220
Pottery, 18
Priests, their power in Egypt, 36, 38, 47
Ptolemy, 159
Punic Wars, the, 172 _et seq._
Pyramids, the, 42
Pyrrhus, king of Epirus, 167 _et seq._
RE, the sun-god, 33
Rome, 164 _et seq._
constitution of, 178 _et seq._
Rome, conquers Macedon, 187
Egypt, 188
Mistress of the World, 190 _et seq._
slaves in, 194, 198
SACRED animals, 30
Salamis, battle of, 136
Scarabs, 34
Seleucus, 159
Semites, 55 _et seq._
Senate, of Rome, 178 _et seq._
Sennacherib, in his chariot, 102
Seth, Egyptian god, 31
Shanash, Babylonian sun-god, 57
Sicily, Greeks in, 148
its importance to Rome, 172
Silsilla, 11
Solomon, his kingdom, 100
Sothis, the star of Seth, the Dog-star, 12
Souls, Egyptian idea of, 45
Spartans, soldiers in Asia Minor, 111
virtues of, 138
Stone Age, the, 6
Sulla, 196-7
Sumerians, 54
Syracuse, siege of, by Athenians, 150
Dionysius, tyrant and saviour of, 151
TETHMOSIS III., 23
Themistocles, salvation of Greece due to, 136
Thermopylæ, battle of, 135
Three great facts that worked together, 226-7
Tigris, river, 2
"Totem," worship of, 30
Triumvirate, the first, 199
the second, 208
Troy, the siege of, etc., 124
Homer's account of the siege of, 124
more probable story of the siege of, 125 _et seq._
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