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III MEDIEVAL HISTORIOGRAPHY
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1 PREFACE2 TRANSLATOR'S NOTE3 I HISTORY AND CHRONICLE4 II PSEUDO-HISTORIES5 III HISTORY AS HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSAL CRITICISM OF 'UNIVERSAL HISTORY6 IV IDEAL GENESIS AND DISSOLUTION OF THE 'PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY'7 V THE POSITIVITY OF HISTORY8 VI THE HUMANITY OF HISTORY9 VII CHOICE AND PERIODIZATION10 VIII DISTINCTION (SPECIAL HISTORIES) AND DIVISION11 IX THE 'HISTORY OF NATURE' AND HISTORY12 APPENDIX I ATTESTED EVIDENCE13 APPENDIX II ANALOGY AND ANOMALY OF SPECIAL HISTORIES14 APPENDIX III PHILOSOPHY AND METHODOLOGY15 PART II CONCERNING THE HISTORY OF HISTORIOGRAPHY I PRELIMINARY QUESTIONS16 II GRCO-ROMAN HISTORIOGRAPHY17 III MEDIEVAL HISTORIOGRAPHY18 IV THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE RENAISSANCE19 V THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT20 VI THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF ROMANTICISM21 VII THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF POSITIVISM22 VIII THE NEW HISTORIOGRAPHY CONCLUSION