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Title: Historia Antiga

Alternate Title: História Antiga

Original Publication: Lisboa:
Secção Editorial da Companhia Nacional Editora
Adm. Justino Guedes
Largo do Conde Barão, 50
Agencias: PORTO - Largo dos Loyos, 47,1.º
RIO DE JANEIRO - R. da Quitanda, 38
1900

Series Title: Propaganda de Instrução para Portuguezes e Brazileiros
Bibliotheca do Povo e das Escolas
Terceiro anno - Oitava Serie
Numero 58

Note: Reading ease score: 36.1 (College-level). Difficult to read.

Contents: Introducção; Capitulo I - Os hebreus; Capitulo II - Os egypcios; Capitulo III - Os assyrios e babylonios; Capitulo IV - Os phenicios; Capitulo V - Os carthaginezes; Capitulo VI - Os syrios; Capitulo VII – Os persas; Capitulo VIII -Os indios; Capitulo IX - Os chins; Capitulo X - Os gregos; Capitulo XI - Os romanos

Credits: Produced by M. Silva

Summary: "Historia Antiga" by Unknown is a historical account likely written in the late 19th century. The text serves as an elementary treatise on ancient history, covering significant civilizations and peoples, including the Hebrews, Egyptians, Assyrians, and Babylonians, progressing through key historical periods until the fall of the Roman Empire. The book appears to provide a systematic overview of these ancient societies, their cultures, and pivotal events that shaped history. The opening of "Historia Antiga" introduces the concept of ancient history, outlining its divisions and the key periods that structure the narrative. It begins with an exploration of pre-historic times, discussing the development of humankind and the cultural genesis of various races. The introduction sets the tone for an analytical examination of historic peoples, establishing a framework for understanding their legacies, such as the contribution of Semitic, Hamitic, and Aryan races to civilization. Subsequently, it proceeds to outline the trajectory of these civilizations, leading into the specific chapters focused on notable groups, starting with the Hebrews, which form the foundational context for further historical exploration. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

Language Note: This ebook uses 19th century spelling

Language Note: Este livro eletrónico usa a ortografia da edição em papel do século XIX.
Para ajudar o Project Gutenberg a atualizar a ortografia desta obra, visite a página http: //www.gutenberg.org/wiki/PT_Ortografia

Author: Unknown

EBook No.: 29529

Published: Jul 28, 2009

Downloads: 98

Language: Portuguese

Subject: History, Ancient

LoCC: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere

Category: Text

Rights: Public domain in the USA.

This edition has images.

Title: Historia Antiga

Alternate Title: História Antiga

Original Publication: Lisboa:
Secção Editorial da Companhia Nacional Editora
Adm. Justino Guedes
Largo do Conde Barão, 50
Agencias: PORTO - Largo dos Loyos, 47,1.º
RIO DE JANEIRO - R. da Quitanda, 38
1900

Series Title: Propaganda de Instrução para Portuguezes e Brazileiros
Bibliotheca do Povo e das Escolas
Terceiro anno - Oitava Serie
Numero 58

Note: Reading ease score: 36.1 (College-level). Difficult to read.

Contents: Introducção; Capitulo I - Os hebreus; Capitulo II - Os egypcios; Capitulo III - Os assyrios e babylonios; Capitulo IV - Os phenicios; Capitulo V - Os carthaginezes; Capitulo VI - Os syrios; Capitulo VII – Os persas; Capitulo VIII -Os indios; Capitulo IX - Os chins; Capitulo X - Os gregos; Capitulo XI - Os romanos

Credits: Produced by M. Silva

Summary: "Historia Antiga" by Unknown is a historical account likely written in the late 19th century. The text serves as an elementary treatise on ancient history, covering significant civilizations and peoples, including the Hebrews, Egyptians, Assyrians, and Babylonians, progressing through key historical periods until the fall of the Roman Empire. The book appears to provide a systematic overview of these ancient societies, their cultures, and pivotal events that shaped history. The opening of "Historia Antiga" introduces the concept of ancient history, outlining its divisions and the key periods that structure the narrative. It begins with an exploration of pre-historic times, discussing the development of humankind and the cultural genesis of various races. The introduction sets the tone for an analytical examination of historic peoples, establishing a framework for understanding their legacies, such as the contribution of Semitic, Hamitic, and Aryan races to civilization. Subsequently, it proceeds to outline the trajectory of these civilizations, leading into the specific chapters focused on notable groups, starting with the Hebrews, which form the foundational context for further historical exploration. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

Language Note: This ebook uses 19th century spelling

Language Note: Este livro eletrónico usa a ortografia da edição em papel do século XIX.
Para ajudar o Project Gutenberg a atualizar a ortografia desta obra, visite a página http: //www.gutenberg.org/wiki/PT_Ortografia

Author: Unknown

EBook No.: 29529

Published: Jul 28, 2009

Downloads: 98

Language: Portuguese

Subject: History, Ancient

LoCC: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere

Category: Text

Rights: Public domain in the USA.