A carnania. The Western district of Hellas...- 15 A ohasana, (T he League of the) 87 A ohaia. The Northern district of Peloponnesus 15 The Roman province of A ohaia since 146 b. c... 40 The principality of Achaia since 1204 a. d....... 62 .ZB tolia. A district of Hellas, or Central Greece.. 15 .ZB toliana, (T he League of the) 87 A frica. North-E astern Africa and the Nile valley. 1D uring the Egyptian Ascendency 8D uring the Assyrian Ascendency 5N.E. Africa and the Seven Arms of the Nile 7D uring the times of the Four Great Powers 9D uring the Persian Ascendency 11 During the Hellenic Ascendency 20 North-W estern Africa during the Punic wars..28-81 At the close of the Punic wars 85 A century after the Punic wars 86 During the first century a. d40 During the 2d, 3d, and 4th centuries a. i 48 Since the division of the Empire in 895 a. d48 A bout 500 a. d. (T he Vandal Empire) 49 A bout 700 a. d. (T he A rabic A scendency) 52 A bout 800 a. d 54 A bout 960 a. d. (T he Morabites) 57 During the 12th century, (A ge of the Crusades) 58 North-W estern Africa about 1400 a. d67 North-E astern Africa about 1400 a. d68 North-E astern Africa about 1682 a. d69 Portuguese discoveries in the 15th and 16th cent. 71 North-W estern Africa about 1541 a. d78 North-W estern Africa during the 18th century 82, 85 N.W. Africa in the 19th century 94, 97, 99 A lexandria, (P lan of) 18 A merica, (D iscovery of) 71 The Atlantic coast of N. America in 17th century 72 The United States in 1778 73 The Gulf of the St. Lawrence 74 MAP A nglo-S axons. A bout 500 a. d40, 50 A bout 567 a. d61 A bout 700 a. d.. 52 A bout 800 a. d. (U nder Egbert). 54 The British Islands during the Saxon period.... 65 A ntiochia, (C hristian Principality of, in 1142).. 59 A quitania, before Cesar s Conquest 45 A Roman Province since 66 B.C.... 43, 46 A part of the Merovingian Emp. since 667 a. d. 61 One of the du
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