T.

_Taras_, _Tarentum_, its time of greatness, 25.

_Tauromenion_, its long resistance, 134, 135.

_Teutonic nations_, their relation to the Roman Church, 181, 182.

_Teutonic race_, beginning of its threefold history, 64.

_Teutons_, Roman influence extended by their settlements, 93.

_Theodoric_, the East-Goth, 44;

his earlier history, 80; 99;

his position, 96, 97; 123, 124;

his system dependent on himself alone, 97.

_Theodoric_, the West-Goth, 44.

_Theophilos_, Emperor, annexes Cherson, 222.

_Thessalonikê_, Empire of, 143.

_Third Century B.C._, 36, 37;

compared with the fifth century A.D., 81.

_Thucydides_, his experience compared with that of Polybios, 35, 36.

_Trajan_, his reign, 75, 76;

loss of his conquests, 77;

his correspondence with Pliny, 225, 226; 233-239;

his dealings with the provinces and allies, 226;

with Nikomêdeia, 235;

with Apameia, 236;

with Amisos, 237;

his respect for treaties, ib.

_Trebizond_, Empire of, 143.

_Tribes_, united into nations, 187;

in England, 188;

in Gaul, 189.

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