A Syllabus of Medieval History, 395-1500
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IV. SERVICES.
a. Bulwark of Europe.
b. Preservation of Greek and Roman culture.
c. Maintenance of European commerce.
d. Preservation of idea of Roman Empire.
e. Embodiment of principle of permanence.
f. Civilizer of Eastern Europe.
CONCLUSION. POSITION OF CONSTANTINOPLE.
a. Enabled it to perform these services.
b. Eastern question to-day.
(36) 28. THE SARACEN CIVILIZATION.
sources: Arabian Nights.
secondary works: Munro, ch. 9. Munro and Sellery, pp.
224-239. Beazley, Vol. I, pp. 392 ft". Lane:... Arabian Society. Gilman. Lane-Poole: Moors. Watts, chs.
1, 2. Ameer Ali, chs. 25, 31. Gibbon, ch. 52. Os- born, pp. 151 ff. Burke. Sandys, Vol. I, chs. 22-23.
Lavisse et Rambaud, Vol. I, ch. 15. Le Strange: Palestine; Baghdad, chs. 1-3. Chapman. Hill.
INTRODUCTION. POSSESSIONS OF ISLAM, 1000 A. D.
I. SOURCES.
a. Arabic, Persian, Jewish, Greek, Indian.
b. Intermediate role.
II. LINES OF GREATEST ADVANCE.
a. Tolerance.
b. Agriculture.
Irrigation. Arab Spain.
c. Medicine and the natural sciences.
Panacea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV. SERVICES.
a. Bulwark of Europe.
b. Preservation of Greek and Roman culture.
c. Maintenance of European commerce.
d. Preservation of idea of Roman Empire.
e. Embodiment of principle of permanence.
f. Civilizer of Eastern Europe.
CONCLUSION. POSITION OF CONSTANTINOPLE.
a. Enabled it to perform these services.
b. Eastern question to-day.
(36) 28. THE SARACEN CIVILIZATION.
sources: Arabian Nights.
secondary works: Munro, ch. 9. Munro and Sellery, pp.
224-239. Beazley, Vol. I, pp. 392 ft". Lane:... Arabian Society. Gilman. Lane-Poole: Moors. Watts, chs.
1, 2. Ameer Ali, chs. 25, 31. Gibbon, ch. 52. Os- born, pp. 151 ff. Burke. Sandys, Vol. I, chs. 22-23.
Lavisse et Rambaud, Vol. I, ch. 15. Le Strange: Palestine; Baghdad, chs. 1-3. Chapman. Hill.
INTRODUCTION. POSSESSIONS OF ISLAM, 1000 A. D.
I. SOURCES.
a. Arabic, Persian, Jewish, Greek, Indian.
b. Intermediate role.
II. LINES OF GREATEST ADVANCE.
a. Tolerance.
b. Agriculture.
Irrigation. Arab Spain.
c. Medicine and the natural sciences.
Panacea.
What to read after A Syllabus of Medieval History, 395-1500?
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