Historical Analysis of Christian Civilisation

afterwards ancient Arabs Arianism army ascendancy Austria authority barbarians battle Bavaria became bishops Bohemia Burgundy Catholic celebrated Charlemagne Charles Charles the Fat Christian Christian civilisation church cities civil clergy commenced conquest Constantine Constantinople constitution council court crown crusade death defeated dissensions doctrine duke ecclesiastical elected elector elector of Saxony emperor empire England English established Europe favour Ferdinand feudal formed France Frederic French Gaul Germany Goths Henry Henry III Henry IV History Hungary imperial influence Italy John Justinian king kingdom laws league liberty literature Louis Louis XIV Luther Middle Ages military moral Naples nation nobility nobles organisation Paris parliament party peace period Philip Poland political Pope Portugal possession princes principles progress Protestants provinces Reformation reign religion religious remained revolution Roman Rome royal Russia Saxony Sicily sixteenth century soon Spain Spanish spirit struggle succeeded successor Sweden throne tion took treaty unity victory Visigoths vols whilst whole