History Moments

  • About
    • Our Website
    • Our Publisher
    • Our Readers
    • Contact Us
    • Legal Stuff
  • Organization
    • Table of Contents
    • Index
    • Archives
    • Major Projects
      • Ages of History Series
      • France’s Wars Series
    • Education Site
    • History Websites
  • Recommended
    • Other Websites
    • About The Landmark Herodotus
    • Francis Parkman History of France in North America
  • Basic History Library
  • Donate
  • Authors
  • Stories
  • Videos
  • HM Podcast

July 7, 2010 Leave a Comment

Nero Persecutes the Christians – 4

The specific atrocity of such spectacles -- unknown to the earlier ages which they called barbarous -- was due to the cold-blooded selfishness, the

July 5, 2010 Leave a Comment

Nero Persecutes the Christians – 3

And, indeed, when once the Christians were pointed out to the popular vengeance, many reasons would be adduced to prove their connection with the

July 4, 2010 Leave a Comment

Nero Persecutes the Christians – 2

But the haughty historian throws no light on one difficulty -- namely, the circumstances which led to the Christians being thus singled

July 3, 2010 Leave a Comment

Nero Persecutes the Christians

This series has easy 5 minute installments.IntroductionDown to the reign of Nero Christians in the Roman Empire were regarded by the ruling

February 19, 2010 Leave a Comment

Venice Founded – 7

Today's installment concludes Venice Founded,the name of our combined selection from Thomas Hodgkin and John Ruskin. The concluding installment, by

February 17, 2010 Leave a Comment

Venice Founded – 5

As the boat drew nearer to the city, the coast which the traveler had just left sank behind him into one long, low, sad-colored line, tufted

February 15, 2010 Leave a Comment

Venice Founded – 4

The dim religious light, half revealing the slowly gathered glories of St. Mark's; the Ducal Palace, that history in stone; the Rialto, with the

February 14, 2010 Leave a Comment

Venice Founded – 3

For our present purpose and as a worker out of Venetian history, Po, notwithstanding the far greater volume of his waters, is of less importance than

February 13, 2010 Leave a Comment

Venice Founded – 2

And all these gifts of will, of intellect and of soul were employed by Leo with undeviating constancy, with untired energy, in furthering his great

«
»
  • Email
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • Pinterest
  • RSS
  • Twitter
Financially supported by YOUR DONATIONS (click here), and: Discover Udemy's featured courses!
Log in
Except as noted inside, Copyright © 2025 Jack Le Moine.
History Moments may earn affiliate commissins if you purchase something from recommended links in these pages. We are affiliates of Amazon and Udemy.