Table of Contents: “…pt. 1 The Jews : Moses ; Jesus -- pt. 2 The Greeks : Homer ; Solon ; Lycurgus ; Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle -- pt. 3 The Romans : The Ten Men ; Appius Claudius Caecus and the Gracchi ; Cicero ; Augustus ; Hadrian and Julian ; The Big Five and the Roman Law ; Justinian -- pt. 4 The German Barbarians and the Feudal System : The German Law Speakers ; Charlemagne -- pt. 5 The Churchmen : St. Augustine ; Canon Law and Aquinas -- pt. 6 The Western Europeans : Bartolus ; Luther and Calvin ; Alciati and Cujas ; Five Reformers ; Napoleon ; Marx and Engels -- pt. 7 The English : William the Conqueror ; The Law of the Land Emerges ; Edward I ; Elizabethan Rivals: Coke and Bacon ; Hobbes and Locke ; After the Industrial Revolution -- pt. 8 The Americans : The Early Colonials ; The Firebrands ; Hamilton and Madison ; John Marshall ; Thomas Jefferson ; Andrew Jackson ; James Kent and State Law ; Abraham Lincoln ; The Liberals of the Age of Laissez Faire ; Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. ; Franklin D. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Spain before Islam -- The Moors conquer Spain : "our God and your God is one" -- Santiago discovered in the field of stars -- Martyr-activists : determined to die in a city "piled full of riches" -- The Pope who learned math from Muslim Spain -- Europe's busiest highway -- A Jewish general in a Muslim kingdom : "I am the David of my age" -- The frontier : jihad, Crusades, cowboys, and sheep -- Charlemagne : "God, how wearisome my life is" -- El Cid : "born in a fortunate house" -- The second Moses and medieval medicine -- Rethinking religion : "to long with an exceeding longing" -- A Muslim commentator enlightens Christendom : "you who have eyes to see, reflect!" …”
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Table of Contents: “…Marano -- Social instability and economic decline of the Ostrogothic community in the aftermath of the imperial victory : the papyri evidence / Salvatore Cosentino -- A striking evolution : the mint of Ravenna during the early Middle Ages / Vivien Prigent -- Roman law in Ravenna / Simon Corcoran -- The church of Ravenna, Constantinople, and Rome in the seventh century / Veronica Ortenberg West-Harling -- Nobility, aristocracy, and status in early Medieval Ravenna / Edward M. Schoolman -- Charlemagne and Ravenna / Jinty Nelson -- The early Medieval naming-world of Ravenna, eastern Romagna, and the Pentapolis / Wolfgang Haubricht -- San Severo and religious life in Ravenna during the ninth and tenth centuries / Andrea Augenti and Enrico Cirelli -- Life and learning in earliest eleventh-century Ravenna : the evidence of Peter Damian's letters / Michael Gledhill -- Culture and society in Ottonian Ravenna : imperial renewal or new beginnings? …”
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Table of Contents: “…The Effects of Historical MeaningThe Emperor and Architecture; The Transept as Throne Hall; The Cruciform Tomb; The Three-Chambered Layout; The Architectural Baldachin; The Transept Basilica and Cruciform Basilica of the Franks Before Charlemagne; The Central-Plan Building; The Westwork; Tendencies of the Western Imperium; The Beginnings of Norman Architecture in Relation to the Architecture of the Empire; The Roman Idiom of the Western Imperium; The Double Choir; Architectural Ornament; The Emperor's Rivals; The Roman Curia; The Monastic Orders; The Italian Cities; Bishops and Regional Lords.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Continuities and discontuities -- Medieval perceptions of the world -- The world in 700 -- The successor states to Rome -- The Arab conquests -- The rise of the Carolingians -- Italy and the Lombards -- The empire of Charlemagne and his successors -- Carolingian culture -- Islamic Spain & the northern Christian kingdoms -- Anglo-Saxon kingdoms to c. 1000 -- The kingdoms of Scotland, Wales and Ireland -- The Norsemen at home and abroad -- Byzantium's neighbours -- Byzantium 700-1000 -- Byzantine culture -- The Abbasid caliphate and subsequent fragmentation -- Islam and Islamic culture -- The temple kingdoms in India -- Religion and empire in Southeast Asia, 700-1000 -- The Tang dynasty -- Religion and missionaries : the expansion of Christianity -- Towns and trade in the early Middle Ages -- Buildings and power -- The world in 1000 -- Law and the judicial process -- Languages in the medieval world -- Networks of communication -- The British Isles and France to the 12th century -- The German empire -- Italy and the papacy -- Kingdoms of Central and Eastern Europe : Bohemia, Hungary and Poland -- Byzantium from Manzikert to the Fourth Crusade -- Fatimid and Mamluk Egypt and North Africa -- The crusades -- The new monasticism and religious alternatives -- Schools and universities in Europe -- Art and architecture -- The economy : agriculture and trade -- Towns and urban life -- Kievan Rus, c. 964-1242 -- The Balkans, c. 1000-1300 -- The Seljuqs and Ayyubids -- The Mongols -- Iran and Central Asia, c. 1000-1220 -- Iran and Central Asia, c. 1330-1500 -- The Delhi sultanate and Vijayanagara India -- Southeast Asia : the golden age of Pagan and Angkor -- Sung China, 960-1279 -- Africa, 1000-1300 -- Scandinavia and the Baltic -- The German empire and Central Europe -- Grand duchy of Lithuania -- Russia. c. 1221-1510 -- Burgundy and the Swiss Confederation, 1300-1500 -- The Black Death and its aftermath : disease and health in Europe -- France and England, 1300-1500 -- Italy and Sicily in the Middle Ages -- Southern Europe and the Balkans, c. 1300-1500 -- The late medieval Church -- The Almoravids and the Almohads -- The Spanish Reconquista (from c. 1200) -- Civic assemblies and representative institutions -- Commercial expansion in the later Middle Ages -- Art and patronage and the courts of rulers -- Literature and the vernaculars -- The Jewish Diaspora in the Middle Ages -- The late Byzantine empire, 1204-1461 -- The Ottoman expansion, 1300-1481 -- China under the Ming dynasty -- The Kamakura shogunate -- The Muromachi shogunate -- Empire and commerce in Southeast Asia -- Islam and new states of Africa, c. 1300-1500 -- Science and humanism -- Printing and the communication of knowledge -- Exploration and missionaries -- Music in the Middle Ages -- The world in 1500.…”

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Table of Contents: “…The search for unity : Charlemagne and Christendom -- 19. Lifted in a mystic manner : the papacy and the crusader -- 20. …”

Table of Contents: “…"Five barley loaves and three small fishes" ; Every village a fortress ; A market and a garden ; The arrow that flieth by day -- The implicated woods. Charlemagne's tomb ; "Do not let us pretend we are all right" ; The worst place of any -- The flutter of wings. …”

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Table of Contents: “…Leo III and the defeat of the Arabs -- The beginnings of Iconoclasm -- Pope Zacharias and the Lombard conquest of Ravenna -- Archbishop Sergius takes control -- Part Nine 756-813. Charlemagne and Ravenna. The long rule of King Desiderius -- Charles in Italy, 774-87 -- Charles claims the stones of Ravenna -- Conclusion: The glittering legacy of Ravenna.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Mathematics and astronomy -- Mathematical and geometrical problems -- Mathematical and geometrical problems -- Problems in geodesy or surveying, and projection in vertical and horizontal planes -- Mathematical and surveying instruments -- Illustrating theories, forces, and phenomena of the solar system -- Various planetary systems -- Celestial bodies -- Seasons and other phenomena of the spheres -- Illustrating phases of the earth's moon and orbits of the earth and various moons -- Beer and Madler's map of the moon -- Map of the northern heavens -- Map of the southern heavens -- Planet sizes and various phenomena -- Astronomical instruments -- Physics and meteorology -- Theories of force and gravity: demonstrations of these and other physical laws -- Illustrating theories of dynamics and other physical laws -- Theories and instruments of hydraulics and aerodynamics -- Theories and instruments of mechanics, thermodynamics, and acoustics -- Theories and instruments of electricity and magnetics -- Theories and instruments of optics -- Sun rays, winds, precipitation, and condensation phenomena -- Phenomena of condensation and air currents -- Cloud formation and light refraction -- Phenomena of clouds and light -- Meteorological elements and instruments -- Climate and weather charts -- Rainfall and temperature map; temperature charts -- Chemistry, mineralogy, and geology -- Chemical laboratory, apparatus, and equipment -- Chemical apparatus and equipment -- Forms of crystallization -- Minerals and crystalline forms -- Fossils and representation of animals of the Lias -- Section of the Wirksworth Cave and fossils -- Fossils, a skeleton, and veins of ore -- Fossils and skeletons -- Fossils, skeletons, and tracks -- Fossils from various periods -- Rock and valley formations and stratification -- Stratification in mountains and basins; fissures and craters -- Volcanoes and volcanic formations -- Special goegnosy -- Volcanic and hurricane charts; mountain profiles; craters; and Antarctica -- Boring equipment; stratification and artesian wells -- Notable geological formations -- Volcanoes, geysers, and water falls -- Forests, lakes, caves, and unusual rock formations -- Caves, icebergs, lava, and rock formations --Cave and rock formations -- Botany -- Representatives of the algae, fungi, bryophyta, polypodiophyta and other nonflowering plants -- Fig tree, aquatic flowering plants, and representatives of the families gramineae and cyperaceae -- Habitat grouping and reproductive parts of various woody monocots, especially palms and cycads -- Representatives of the monocot order liliales -- Aromatic plants -- Cultivated plants from diverse familes: ornamental, edible, or medicinal -- Members of the acanthus, olive, verbena, mint, figwort and nightshade families -- Plants of several families which contain toxic compounds, especially of the order polemoniales -- Plants with a resinous or milky sap -- Plants brewed as teas and representatives of the umbelliferae, some poisonous -- Cultivated plants of the ranunculaceae and other families -- Various plants of economic importance, including tea, wine grape, cotton and cacao -- Cultivated plants of many families, mostly ornamental -- Plants indigenous to sandy or rocky soil, a sandalwood, and representatives of the order myrtales -- Lythrum and representatives of the order rosales -- Various plants, including members of the sumac, spurge and gourd families -- Coniferous gymnosperms, and angiosperms of the mulberry, pepper, beech and witch hazel families -- Maps and charts of plant distribution -- Zoology -- Classification -- Insects -- Reptiles -- Amphibians -- Chart of the migrations of fishes and birds -- Mammals -- Anthropology and surgery -- Varieties of mankind -- The psychological relations of the brain (phrenology) -- The bones of the head -- Anatomy of the bones -- Anatomy of the ligaments and muscles -- Anatomy of the organs -- Anatomy of the eye -- Anatomy of the ear and nose -- Anatomy of the vascular system -- Anatomy of the brain and nerves -- Various surgical operations -- Various surgical instruments -- Geography and planography -- Glossary to the geographical maps -- Maps of the world -- The kingdom of Alexander the Great -- Europe in the time of Charlemagne -- Europe at the time of the Crusades -- The railroads of Central Europe -- History and ethnology -- Tombs and funerary objects -- Grecian costumes -- Grecian games -- Tombs, urns, and coins -- Details frm the Circensian games -- Roman furniture and tools -- Roman tombs, sarcophagi, and artifacts -- Catacombs, churches, anhd chapels -- Costumes of central Europe -- Armor and tournaments -- Different modes of combat -- Becoming a knight -- Crowns and shields -- Coats of arms -- The Inquisition -- Members of various religious and military orders -- Freemasonry -- Hawking and Crusaders -- Church of the Holy Sepulchre and Church of St. …”