The Byzantine Empire
Charles Oman
By
Charles William Chadwick Oman, M.A., F.S.A.
Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford
Author of
“Warwick the Kingmaker,” “The Art of War in the Middle Ages,” Etc.
Third Edition
T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd.
Adelphi Terrace, London
New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons
1902
- Preface
- Byzantium.
- The Foundation Of Constantinople. (a.d. 328-330.)
- III. The Fight With The Goths.
- IV. The Departure Of The Germans.
- V. The Reorganization Of The Eastern Empire. (a.d. 408-518.)
- VI. Justinian.
- VII. Justinian's Foreign Conquests.
- The End Of Justinian's Reign.
- The Coming Of The Slavs.
- X. The Darkest Hour.
- XI. Social And Religious Life. (a.d. 320-620.)
- XII. The Coming Of The Saracens.
- XIII. The First Anarchy.
- XIV. The Saracens Turned Back.
- The Iconoclasts. (a.d. 720-802.)
- The End Of The Iconoclasts. (a.d. 802-886.)
- The Literary Emperors And Their Time. (a.d. 886-963.)
- Military Glory.
- The End Of The Macedonian Dynasty.
- Manzikert. (1057-1081.)
- The Comneni And The Crusades.
- The Latin Conquest Of Constantinople.
- The Latin Empire And The Empire Of Nicaea. (1204-1261.)
- Decline And Decay. (1261-1328.)
- The Turks In Europe.
- The End Of A Long Tale. (1370-1453.)
- Table Of Emperors.
- Index.
- Footnotes
- The Full Project Gutenberg License
