Notes on the History and Political Institutions of the Old World

Abubekr administration affairs ancient army Asia Minor Assembly Athenians Athens authority barbarians battle became Cæsar Caliph called Carthage caused century Charles chief Christian Church citizens civilisation classes conquered conquest constitution consuls Corpus Juris Civilis Council courts crown crusade customs death Decemvirate defeated died Diocletian Eastern Egypt elected emperor England established Europe exercised feudal finally forces France French gained Gaul German Goths Greece Greek Holy Roman Empire hundred imperial important influence invaded Italy king kingdom land later leader League lords magistrates ment military ministers Mohammed Napoleon nations nobles Northmen Odoacer organisation Ostrogoths Papacy Parliament patricians peace period Persian Philip plebeians political Pope possession prætor provinces Prussia reform reign religion republic result revolt Roman Empire Roman law Rome Saracens Senate sent slaves Spain Spartans succeeded successor territory Teutonic throne tion took towns tribes victory Visigoths