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HERBERT BUTTERFIELD
[See also Ancients and Moderns;
Causation in History;
Christianity in History; Historical;
Historicism; Historiog-
raphy, Influence of Ideas on Greek; Islamic Conception;
Nationalism; Periodization in History; Progress;
Renais-
sance Literature and Historiography; Romanticism;
Theodicy.]
