The Five Empires: An Outline of Ancient History

afterwards Alexander Antiochus apos apostles appointed Arians Aristagoras Arius army arose Asia Assyrian Athenians Athens Babylon bishops blessing body Cæsar called captive chief Christ Christ's kingdom Christian Church cloth conquest Constantine council Cyrus Darius death declared defeated Diocletian disciples divine doctrine dominion earth East Egypt Egyptian emperor established Eusebius faith Father gained Galerius gilt God's Grecian Greece Greeks heathen heaven Heeren Herod Herodotus Holy Ghost human Ignatius Ionian Irenæus Israel Japheth Jerusalem Jewish Jews Judæa Judah king Lacedæmonians land Lord Lord's Macedon mankind martyrs Maximian means ment ministers nations Nebuchadnezzar Novatian Palestine passed Peloponnesian war Peloponnesus persecution Persian Polycarp prince principle professed promise prophecy prophet reign Roman empire Rome Scripture Scythians seemed shew Socrates soldiers Spartan spirit temple thee things tion tribes truth Tyre unto victory viii witness words worldly worship Xerxes