The Chief Periods of European History / Six lectures read in the University of Oxford in Trinity term, 1885

by Edward A. Freeman

• Unction, practice of, [75];
  • first use of at Rome, [105].
• United States, its Federal system, [199].

V.

• Vandals, their settlements, [88], [89]; [122].
• Vercellæ, battle of, [44].
• Vienna, siege of in 1683, [171].

W.

• Western Emperors, their Eastern wars, [161].
• Western Empire, in what sense German, [112]-[116];
  • becomes German, [130]-[132];
  • practically ends with Frederick the Second, [136]-[138];
  • its later character, [147]-[149].
• Westfalia, Peace of, compared with that of Constance, [139].

Y.

• Year 407 A.D., Teutonic invasion of Gaul in, [87];
  • best beginning of modern history, [161], [162].

Z.

• Zama, battle of, its effect, [53], [54].
• Zones of Greek Influence, [14], [15].
• Zu allen Zeiten Mehrer des Reichs, title of, [109].

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