_East_, growth of native powers in, in the first and second centuries B.C., 65.
_Eastern Emperors_, their religious character, 159.
_Eastern Empire_, in what sense Greek, 112-120;
in what sense Roman, 117-119;
its power of revival, 128;
use of the name, 129;
its calling, 130;
its wars with the Saracens, 135;
with the Turks, ib.;
practically ends in 1204, 136; 139-144;
its survival and fragments, 145;
its greatest days, 160;
its crusades, ib., 161.
_Eastern Question_, eternal, 5.
_Egypt_, early Greek knowledge of, 20;
its relations to Greece, 26;
Saracen conquest of, 133.
_Eleventh Century A.D._, its history, 135.
Ἕλλην, use of the name, 112; 140.
Empereur d’Allemagne et d’Autriche, title of, 149.
Empereur des Français, title of, 149.
_Emperor_, various uses of the name, 144.
_Emperor of the East_, title of, 143, 144.
_Emperors_, joint reign of several, 75;
pre-eminence of those in the East, ib.;
rival claims of in East and West, 107, 108;
contrast of in East and West, 120, 121;
origin of their power, 212-214.
_Empire_, vague uses of the word, 155.
_Empire_, Eastern, _see_ Eastern Empire.
_Empire_, Roman, _see_ Roman Empire.
_Empire_, Western, _see_ Western Empire.
_Empires_, various Greek, in the fourteenth century, 143, 144.
_England_, its steps towards union, 188.
_Epeiros_, its relations to Greece, 13, 14; 25;
plans of her kings in the West, 34;
suggested by the Macedonian conquests, ib.;
Empire of, 143.
Erbkaiser von Oesterreich, title of, 151.
_Euboia_, account of by Diôn Chrysostom, 231.
_Europe_, three marked periods in its history, 4;
its geographical character, 6;
its analogies in the earliest and latest times, 176.