Identifier: gospelinlatinlan00clar (find matches)
Title: The gospel in Latin lands; outline studies of Protestant work in the Latin countries of Europe and America
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Clark, Francis E. (Francis Edward), 1851-1927 Clark, Harriet E. (Harriet Elizabeth), b. 1850, joint author
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Publisher: New York, Macmillan
Contributing Library: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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urning of Rome by the Gauls. 390-266 B.C. Conquest of Italy. 266-133 B.C. Foreign Conquests. 133-27 B.C. Civil Wars. 27 B.C. to 476 A.D. The Roman Empire. 4 B.C. The Birth of Christ. 476 A.D. Visigoths in Italy under Odoacer. 495. Ostrogoths in Italy under Theodoric. 553-774. Lombard Kings and Byzantine Exarchs rule Italy.774-814. Italy made a part of Charlemagnes Empire.951. Ofcto the Great of Saxony conquers Italy.1002-1300. Age of the City Republics.1300-1500. Age of the Despots.1500-1600. Invasion of Italy by different nations.1792-1812. Napoleon in Italy.1848-1860. AYars for freedom from Austria.1870. United Italy. End of temporal power of the pope.1870-1909. Italy ruled by kings of the House of Savoy.1900. Victor Emanuel III, King of Italy. LIST OF MAPS Spain, rortuiial. and Central Europe . . Frontiifpiece r.vriM(i PAOKItaly 1 France . . . . . . . . . .71 Spain and Portugal . . . . . . .125 Central America . . . . . . . .175 Soutli America ........ 227 THE GOSPEL IN LATIN LANDS
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iiiHuencedby Rome. THE STORY OF ITALY A Condensed Outline of Ttalian History for Heferefice The history of Europe, says a modern ah Europewriter, is almost wholly made up, first, of thesteps by which the older states came under thepower of Rome, and, secondly, of the way inwhich the modern states of Europe were formedby the breaking up of that power. It is fitting,then, that in studying Christian missions inLatin Europe we should begin with a brief out-line of the history of Italy, that country which,through all the centuries, has so influenced allother Latin countries. The Coming Together of the Older States to formthe Roman Empire The earliest inhabitants of the greater j)art Earlyof Italy were of the Aryan race, somewhat Jj/itaiy!*^closely related to the Greeks, and might ingeneral be called Italians, though divided intomany tribes. Besides these, there were in Etru-ria an ancient people called Etruscans, in thenorthwest the Ligurians, and in the northeastthe Venetians. The rest of

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