The History of Modern Greece, from Its Conquest by the Romans B.C.146, to the Present Time, Zväzok 2

Colburn and Bentley, 1830 - 570 strán (strany)

ORIGIN of the Phanariots	5

A D	16

General state of the Roumuns or peasantry	27

287	31

337	32

Sketch of the DECLINE OF THE DRAMA IN GREECE	36

288	39

Form of the deposition and return of a Hospodar	45

The Menologue of St Basilnote	271

Constantine Manasses Nicetas Eugenianus	276

Present knowledge of painting possessed by the Greeks	279

He attacks the Armatoli and Klefts	289

General influence acquired by the Greeks after the ele	290

179	297

Cruelties of the Albanians after the departure of	300

285	305

c	50

General power and importance of the Phanariots	52

Their pride manners and education	59

War declared against Russia by the Porte	62

The first squadron sails for the Mediterranean	72

3	76

State of Greek literature during THE AUGUSTAN	82

works	84

Its extent under the Roman Emperors and the first	90

Affair of Tzalongo	97

ELEVENTH CENTURY	110

NINTH CENTURY	111

The library of Photius and his other literary labours	118

Condition of the empire unfavourable to letters	120

290	131

TWELFTH CENTURY	132

Probable causes of this corruption	138

292	142

Inroads of the Turks on the Eastern Empire	145

62	156

Introduction of religious mysteries in Greecenote	159

His action with the Turks at Vostizza	162

Early practice of the Porte in its intercourse with foreign	163

Leo Pilatius his history and death	165

Lucius of Patras Lucian Alciphron Jamblicus	172

Theodore Prodromus	178

Their Community its constitution and numbers	179

PANAYOTAKI the first Greek Drogueman of the Divan	184

PAINTING	185

Chimerical idea of the influence of climate on genius	192

Small proportion of authors born in Greece Proper	196

Nero and Tiberius patrons of architecture	206

Romans	224

Amount of the Grecian spoils brought to Romenote	230

293	254

Story of Abgarus and his picture of Christ	261

Rome under the barbarians	267

Difficulty of introducing the use of the crucifix	268

Their previous wars with the Epiriot and Albanian	309

Battle of Tchesmé	357

231	369

Intrigues of Gregory Pappadopoulo or Pappas Oglou 302	371

Pappas Oglou rouses the Greeks to revolt	384

Made Pacha of Triccala and Dervendji Bachi	386

148	400

Story of Lambro Canziani	406

The Russians sail towards the Dardanelles	407

Termination of the war between Ali Pacha and Ibrahim	413

Politic course adopted by Venice	419

Exploits and defeat of Canziani	422

Cause of the rupture	429

CHAPTER XVII	433

from the age of Constantine to the Turkish conquest 151	445

HOSPODARIATS OF WALLACHIA AND MOLDAVIA	448

State of learning immediately after the Ottoman conquest 180	465

Perverted taste of the Greeks	469

Views of Ali supported by Sebastiani the French	470

183	471

Capture of Avarico and Samoniva	473

Peace of Tilsit	484

Stephen defeated and his band dispersed	488

His conduct in the War between France and England	503

Influence of Christianity not unfavourable to Sculpture 236	504

Vengeance of Chainitza on the women	514

Progress of Education throughout Greece	519

Change in the national system of education	520

His quarrel with M Gail	526

They formed schools at the various sea ports where they	527

centuries	544

144	547

tury	553

Gymnasium of SMYRNA	555

Destruction of the ancient temples by the early	557

Theatres and other instances of refinement	561

Overrun by the Tartars and recovered by Rhaddo Negro	566

The Ikonoclastic tumults

Názov	The History of Modern Greece, from Its Conquest by the Romans B.C.146, to the Present Time, Zväzok 2 The History of Modern Greece, from Its Conquest by the Romans B.C.146, to the Present Time, Sir James Emerson Tennent
Autor	Sir James Emerson Tennent
Vydanie	dotlač
Vydavateľ	Colburn and Bentley, 1830
Zdroj originálu:	Ohájska štátna univerzita
Digitalizované	7. nov. 2017
Kód ISBN	0598958517, 9780598958518
Dĺžka	570 strán (strany)

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