In the arrangement by countries, under topical heads, of information on such Lists of sovereigns, with page references, appended to the principal countries The encyclopsedic character of the index is further shown in the complete The first reference under any given heading will point to the main treatment Land," for example, he will be referred at once to the volumes where theĭifferent periods of French and EngHsh history are treated. Plementary treatments of any important subject. Thus a person who is quite unfamiliar with the text will be en-Ībled at a glance^ to ascertain where he may find both the main and the sup. It has been our constant endeavour to forecast the needs of the average Other hand, it is believed that it will serve as a valuable guide to the text,Īnd one which the reader will use habitually.
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It should be explained that the names included in this index representĪ selection, by no means supplying a full list of the names to be found in our Of the index, while at the same time making it in a sense a dictionary of Ing a large proportion of the proper names HviH greatly facilitate the use It is believed that the dates and explanatory phrases follow. The full-face figures (i, 2, 3, etc., to 24) refer to volumes, the other figures Goldziher, University of Vienna.Īs regards its main features the ensuing general index will explain itself. Rappoport, School of Oriental Languages, Paris.
Frederick Robertson Jones, Bryn Mawr College.īaron Bernardo di San Severino Quaranta, London. Otto Hirschfeld, University of Berlin.ĭr. Julius Wellhausen, University of Gottingen. Ulrich von "Wilamo-witz MollendorfF, University of Berlin. Theodor Noldeke, University of Strasburg. Full text of " The historians' history of the world a comprehensive narrative of the rise and development of nations as recorded by over two thousand of the great writers of all ages:"Ī comprehensive narrative of the rise and development of nationsĪs recorded by over two thousand of the great writers ofĪll ages : edited, with the assistance of a distinguished
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