Volume 1 — INDEX. (continued 2)
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annexed to France, 264.
Viennois, Dauphiny of, 263.
annexed to France, 264, 344.
Vindelicia, conquest of, 68.
Visconti, House of, 240.
Vlachia; see Wallachia and Roumania.
Vlachia, Great; see Thessaly.
Vlachs, use of the name, 366.
see Roumans.
Vladimir, first Christian prince of Russia, takes Cherson, 378, 482.
Vladimir, on the Kiasma, supremacy of, 482.
Vladimir (Lodomeria) annexed by Lewis the Great, 437.
under Austria, 323, 440, 514.
Volhynia, conquered by Lithuania, 498.
recovered by Russia, 514.
Volscians, 46.
their wars with Rome, 50.
Vratislaf, king of Bohemia, 492 (note).
Wagri, Wagria, 474, 489.
Waldemar, king of Denmark, conquests and losses, 489.
Wales, North, use of the name, 130.
Wales, Harold’s conquests from, 553.
conquest of, 554.
full incorporation of, 555.
Wales, principality of, 554.
Wallachia, formation of, 436.
shiftings of, 438-440.
its union with Moldavia, 453.
Wallis, League of, 272.
its conquests from Savoy, 273.
united with France, 274.
becomes a Swiss Canton, 276, 359.
‘Wandering of the Nations,’ 83.
Warsaw, duchy of, 223, 519.
extent of, 520.
Weleti, Weletabi, Wiltsi, 474.
Wells, bishopric of, 182.
Welsh, use of the name, 98.
Wessex, kingdom of, 97, 129.
its growth and supremacy, 130, 160, 161, 162.
Westfalia, duchy of and circle, 207.
kingdom of, 222.
Westfalia, Peace of, 215, 346, 509.
West Indies, French colonies in, 353.
British possessions in, 360, 565.
Westmoreland, formation of the shire, 556.
Widdin, twice annexed by Hungary, 430, 431, 437.
William the Conqueror, his continental conquests, 332.
England united by, 163.
William of Hauteville, founds the county of Apulia, 394.
William the Good, king of Sicily, his Epeirot conquests, 396.
Winchester, bishopric of, 182.
Wismar, 494.
Witold, of Lithuania, his conquests, 499.
Worcester, bishopric of, 182.
Worms, bishopric of, 175.
annexed to France, 220.
restored to Germany, 358.
Württemberg, county of, 216.
electorate and kingdom of, 220.
its extent, 226.
Würzburg, bishopric of, 226.
its Bishops Dukes of East Francia, 206, 214.
Grand Duchy of, 221, 222.
York, archbishopric of, 182.
Zabljak, ancient capital of Montenegro, 428.
Zaccaria, princes of, hold Chios, 414.
Zachloumia, 405, 425.
Zagrab; see Agram.
Zähringen, dukes of, 261, 262.
Zakynthos (Zante), conquered by William the Good, 396.
held in fief by Margarito, 397.
commended to Venice, 410.
tributary to the Sultan, 411.
Zalacca, battle of, 532.
Zante; see Zakynthos.
Zara (Jadera), Roman colony, 62.
ecclesiastical province of, 186.
held by Venice, 405, 411.
Peace of, 409.
Zaragoza, ecclesiastical province of, 178.
conquered by Aragon, 532.
Zealand, province of, 218.
Zealand, Danish island, 469.
Zeno, reunion of the Empire under, 94.
Zeugmin, recovered by Manuel Komnênos, 381.
Zips, pledged to Poland, 437, 499.
Zug, joins the Confederates, 270.
Zürich, minster of, 216.
joins the Confederates, 270.
Zutphen, county of, annexed to Burgundy, 298.
Zuyder-Zee, inroads of, 293.
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FOOTNOTES:
[Transcriber’s note: The following changes have been made to this text:
Page ix: ‘Kyrêne’ to ‘Kyrênê’—‘Crete, Cyprus, Kyrênê’.
Page xxviii: ‘Brobant’ to ‘Brabant’—‘Brabant; Hainault’.
Page xlii: ‘Lauenberg’ to ‘Lauenburg’—‘Saxony; Lauenburg;’.
Page 31: ‘Peloponnêsian’ to ‘Peloponnesian’—‘Peloponnesian cities’.
Page 94, sidenote: ‘B.C. 476-493’ to ‘A.D. 476-493’.
Page 114, sidenote: ‘South-eastern’ to ‘South-western’.
Page 208, sidenote: ‘121.’ to ‘1212.’—‘1180-1212.’
Page 217: ‘Görtz’ to ‘Görz’—‘borderlands of Görz’.
Page 240, sidenote: ‘Palaiologioi’ to ‘Palaiologoi’—‘Palaiologoi at Montferrat, 1306.’
Page 320: ‘at’ to ‘as’—‘as it stood.’
Page 352: ‘Napoleone’ to ‘Napoleon’—‘Napoleon Buonaparte was born’.
Page 354: ‘theatened’ to ‘threatened’—‘seriously threatened’.
Page 368: ‘setttlement’ to ‘settlement’—‘conquest and settlement’.
Page 372: ‘begining’ to ‘beginning’—‘beginning of the eleventh’.
Page 373: missing word ‘time’ added—‘to time enforced.’
Page 379: ‘posssession’ to ‘possession’—‘Imperial possession’.
Page 389: ‘Nikomédeia’ to ‘Nikomêdeia’—‘Nikaia, Nikomêdeia’.
Page 396, sidenote: ‘Epirot’ to ‘Epeirot’—‘Epeirot conquests of William’.
Page 407: ‘Kommênos’ to ‘Komnênos’—‘Under Manuel Komnênos’.
Page 418, sidenote: ‘1343.’ to ‘1383.’—‘1348-1383.’
Page 428: ‘Balza’ to ‘Balsa’—‘the house of Balsa’.
Page 432, sidenote: ‘84’ to ‘884’—‘884-894.’
Page 493: ‘burggraves’ to ‘burgraves’—‘burgraves of Nürnberg.’
Page 512: ‘Ăbo’ to ‘Åbo’—‘Peace of Åbo’.
Page 539, sidenote: ‘possesions’ to ‘possessions’—‘outlying possessions’.
Page 550: ‘Northhumberland’ to ‘Northumberland’—‘part of Northumberland’.
Page 561, sidenote: ‘1346’ to ‘1646’—’Maryland. 1646.’
Page 564, sidenote: ‘Dependen’ to ‘Dependent’—‘Dependent confederacy.’
Page 580: ‘ecclesiastial’ to ‘ecclesiastical’—‘Embrun, ecclesiastical province’.
Page 583: ‘Geatas’ to ‘Geátas’—‘Gauts, Geátas’.
Page 586: ‘Jagerndorf’ to ‘Jägerndorf’—‘Jägerndorf, principality of’.
Page 587: ‘Kamenietz’ to ‘Kamienetz’—‘Kamienetz, ceded by Poland’.
Page 587: ‘Korônê’ to ‘Kôrônê’—‘Kôrônê; see Coron.’
Page 587: ‘Koloneia’ to ‘Kolôneia’—‘Kolôneia, theme of’.
Page 589: ‘Luzelburg’ to ‘Lüzelburg’—‘Luxemburg (Lüzelburg)’.
Page 590: ‘Monbeliard’ to ‘Montbeliard’—‘Montbeliard, county of’.
Page 592: ‘Komnenos’ to ‘Komnênos’—‘Alexios Komnênos, 381.’
Page 594: ‘Phokaia’ to ‘Phôkaia’—‘Phôkaia, held by’.
Page 594: ‘Julii’ to ‘Julia’—‘Pietas Julia; see Pola.’
Page 595: ‘remain’ to ‘remains’—‘long remains heathen’.
Page 595: ‘Bradenburg’ to ‘Brandenburg’—‘united with Brandenburg’.
Page 599: ‘Maniakes’ to ‘Maniakês’—‘recovered by George Maniakês’.
Page 599: ‘Sinopê’ to ‘Sinôpê’—‘Sinôpê, 39’.
Page 600: ‘Soluthurn’ to ‘Solothurn’—‘Solothurn, joins the Confederates’.
Page 600: ‘610’ to ‘10’—‘its geographical character, 10’.
Page 600: ‘Califate’ to ‘Caliphate’—‘Eastern Caliphate, 113.’
Page 600: ‘Presidenti’ to ‘Presidi’—‘Stati degli Presidi’.
Page 603: ‘Tzernoievich’ to ‘Tzernojevich’—‘Tzernojevich, dynasty of’.]