A system of universal history, in perspective : accompanied by an atlas, exhibiting chronology in a picture of nations, and progressive geography in a series of maps (1835)
Willard, Emma, 1787-1870 · Hartford : F. J. Huntington · leaf 133
MIDDLE HISTORY PERIOD T. CO.MPRISIXG EVENTS WHICH OCCURRED FROM THE CHRISTIAN ERA, 1 A. D. … Theodosius and liis sons. Ti.e divi.Km S FIRST EPOCIIA, 3S.-, A. D. ] "' 'l^J^r'' Knipire. CHAPTER I. THE ROMAN EMPIRE. Sectio.n" I. The whole civilized world, beiii^ now included in one vast empire, " the fullness of time" arrived, when the Saviour of li.L-biitli ot riuisi. niaiikind made his…
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