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DERIC WILLIAM FARRAR _The Great Jewish Revolt_ _Siege and Destruction of Jerusalem (A.D. 70)_, 150 JOSEPHUS _Destruction of Pompeii (A.D. 79)_, 207 PLINY LYTTON _The Jews' Last Struggle for Freedom_ _Their Final Dispersion (A.D. 132)_, 222 CHARLES MERIVALE _Martyrdom of Polycarp and Justin Martyr_ _Polycarp's Epistle to the Philippians (A.D. 155)_, 231 HOMERSHAM COX POLYCARP _Persecution of the Christians in Gaul (A.D. 177)_, 246 FRANCOIS P. G. GUIZOT _Beginning of Rome's Decline_ _Commodus (A.D. 180)_, 263 EDWARD GIBBON _Eventful Reign of Sapor I, King of Persia (A.D. 241)_, 277 GEORGE RAWLINSON _Conversion of Constantine_ _Decline of Paganism (A.D. 300-337)_, 289 JOHANN L. VON MOSHEIM _First Nicene Council_ _Rise and Decline of Arianism (A.D. 325)_, 299 JOHANN L. VON MOSHEIM ARTHUR P. STANLEY _Foundation of Constantinople (A.D. 330)_, 320 EDWARD GIBBON _Julian the Apostate Becomes Emperor of Rome (A.D. 360)_, 333 EDWARD GIBBON _The Huns and Their Western Migration (A.D. 374-376)_, 352 MARCELLINUS _Final Division of Roman Empire_ _The Disruptive Intrigues (A.D. 395)_, 364 J. B. BURY _Universal Chronology (A.D. 13-409)_, 385 JOHN RUDD LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS VOLUME III PAGE _Famous painting of the head of Jesus Christ_ (_page 23_), By Gabriel Max. Frontispiece _Queen Thusnelda, wife of Arminius, taken prisoner by the soldiers of the Roman general Germanicus_, 4 Painting by H. Koenig. AN OUTLINE NARRATIVE TRACING BRIEFLY THE CAUSES, CONNECTIONS, AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE GREAT EVENTS (THE PERIOD OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE) CHARLES F. HORNE So vast and wonderful a construction was the Roman world, so different from our own, that we are apt to imagine it as an arrangement far more deliberately planned, far more mechanically complete, than it appeared to its own inhabitants. From a cursory glance, we may carry away wholly mistaken conceptions of its thought and purpose. Thus, for instance, the Roman Repu
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