History of Ancient Civilization
In preparing this volume, the Editor has used both the three-volume edition and the two-volume edition of the Histoire de la Civilisation. He has usually preferred the order of topics of the two-volume edition, but has supplemented the material therein with other matter drawn from the three-volume edition.
A few corrections to the text have been given in foot-notes. These notes are always clearly distinguished from the elucidations of the author.
A.H.W.
Prehistoric Times. Prehistoric archæology — Prehistoric remains; their antiquity — Prehistoric science — The four ages.
The Rough Stone Age. Remains found in the gravels — The cave-men.
The Polished Stone Age. Lake-villages — Megalithic monuments.
The Bronze Age. Bronze — Bronze objects.
The Iron Age. Iron — Iron weapons — Epochs of the Iron Age.
Conclusions: How the four ages are to be conceived; uncertainties; solved questions.
Charles Seignobos
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CHARLES SEIGNOBOS
EDITOR'S NOTE
CONTENTS
PREHISTORIC ARCHÆOLOGY
HISTORY
THE EGYPTIANS
CHALDEA
THE ARYANS
THE RELIGION OF ZOROASTER
THE PHŒNICIAN PEOPLE
ORIGIN OF THE HEBREW PEOPLE
GREECE AND THE GREEKS
THE PEOPLE
THE PEOPLE
THE ATHENIAN PEOPLE
THE ATHENIAN PEOPLE
THE PERSIAN WARS
ATHENS AT THE TIME OF PERICLES
LETTERS
ASIA BEFORE ALEXANDER
DECADENCE OF THE GREEK CITIES
ANCIENT PEOPLES OF ITALY
FORMATION OF THE ROMAN PEOPLE
THE ROMAN ARMY
THE PROVINCIALS
DECADENCE OF REPUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS
THE TWELVE CÆSARS
LETTERS
ORIGIN OF CHRISTIANITY
THE REVOLUTIONS OF THE THIRD CENTURY