P.

_Palaiologoi_, their Empire a survival of the old Empire, 142;

their recovery of Peloponnêsos, ib.

_Panormos_, Phœnician colony, 24.

_Paris_, the centre of France, 191.

_Parthia_, Greek influence on, 15;

its relations to Rome, 62.

_Patricians_, Teutonic, 105.

_Peloponnêsos_, recovered by the Palaiologoi, 142.

_Pergamon_, the model kingdom, 37;

its relations to Rome, 56;

dealings of Rome with, 218.

_Persia_, its historic position, 27-29;

its alliance with Carthage, 30;

its new birth and rivalry with Rome, 63.

_Persian Wars_, their nature, 21.

_Philip_, how looked on at Megalopolis, 32.

_Philip the Fifth_, his failure to help Hannibal, 51, 54.

_Phœnicia_, its history and relation to Greece, 12; 20;

extent of its colonization, 24; 26;

its older and newer cities, 29.

_Physical inventions_, their political effect, 183-185.

_Pippin_, Patrician, 105;

recovers Septimania from the Saracens, 134;

his unction, 158.

_Pliny_, his correspondence with Trajan, 225, 226; 233-239;

his dealings with Apameia, 236;

with Amisos, 237.

_Plutarch_, his account of contemporary Greek commonwealths, 225-230;

his political precepts, 227-230.

_Poland_, Vienna delivered by, 171;

share of the House of Austria in its partition, 172.

_Polybios_, preserves the non-Athenian tradition of Philip, 32;

character of his age, 35;

his experience compared with that of Thucydides, 35, 36.

_Pompeius Gnæus_, his work in the East, 61.

_Pontius Telesinus_, 61.

_Pontos_, Greek influence on, 15.

_Popes_, a survival of the Empire, 155;

origin and growth of their power, 156-158;

their encroachments in the East, 165; 170;

chosen from Italians only, 182;

their relations to the Austrian Emperors, 183.

_Pragmatic Sanction_, 152.

_Pressburg_, Treaty of, 149.

_Protected states_, their position, 224.

_Provence_, its commonwealth, 192.

_Provinces_, slow annexation of, 72, 73;

position of different towns in, 215-216.

_Prusa_, speech of Diôn Chrysostom at, 232.

_Punic Wars_, an episode in European history, 49, 50.

_Pyrrhos_, his Hellenic position, 14; 17;

his designs, 34;

effects of his war with Rome, 45.

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