Greatest of Centuries Index Jacques Maritain Center : Greatest of Centuries
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Greatest of Centuries Index Jacques Maritain Center : Greatest of Centuries INDEX.

A.

Abbey schools, 26; of St. Victor, 150

Aberration of light, 44

Abingdon, Edmund of, 327

Adam of St. Victor, 204

Age of Students, 25-63

Albertus Magnus, 46

Alchemies, 93

Alfonso the Wise, 2

Aliens’ rights, 358

Allbutt, Prof., 83

Amiens, 105

Andrew II, Golden Bull, 369

Angel Choir, 13-108

Angelo on Dante, 305

Anselm, 80

Antipodes 50, 392

Ants in Dante 314

Appreciation of art, 146

Aquinas, 38;
and Albertus, 271;
appreciation of, 283;
capacity for work, 286; education, 270;
on Existence of God, 276; on liberty and society, 279; at Paris, 272;
as a poet, 287;
and Pope Leo XIII, 274; on Resurrection, 278;
tributes to, 281

Arbitration, 382

Arena Padua, 144

Arezzo, 23

Arnaud, Daniel, 189

Arnaud de Marveil, 189

Arnold, Matthew, and Francis, 256

Art and the Friars, 139

Artemus Ward, 32

Arts and Crafts, 124

Arthur Legends, 50, 173

Arundel, Countess of, 320

Asbestos, 398

Ascoli, Cope, 14, 134

Assisi, 144

Assizes of Clarendon, 351 ; of Jerusalem, 365

Avignon, 24

B.

Bacon, 41

Barbarossa, 1

Barbizon School, 145

Basil Valentine, 94

Bateson, Miss, 328

Beau Dieu, 13

Beautiful God, 105

Beauty and usefulness, 113

Beauvoisis, Statutes of, 365

Bell-making, 133

Beowulf, 180

Berrengaria, Queen, 320

Bernardo del Carplo, 170

Bernart de Ventadorn, 183

Bernard of Cluny, or Morlaix, 205

Bertrand de Born, 191

Bestiarium, 164

Bible study, 234, 252

Blanche of Castile, 289, 320; as a mother, 326;
as a ruler, 326

Blessed work, 125

Boileau, Stephen, 365

Boniface VII and American Revolulion, 374

Books, beautiful, 150;
bequests, 155;
collecting, 154, 157
great stone, 115

Booklovers, 155

Book-learning, 129

Book of Arts, Deeds, Words, 5

Borgo Allegri, 141

Botany, 149

Bracton, 361

Bracton’s digest, 15, 82

Bremen, 420

Brook farm, 264

C.

Cahors, 24

Calendar, 43

Calvi, College Of, 26

Capital, English, created, 357

Canon law, codified, 370

Canticle of Sun, 258

Carlyle, Minnesong, 153; Nibelungen, 178

Case histories, 84

Casimir the Great, 369

Caspian not a gulf, 406

Castles and armories, 120

Catalogues of libraries, 151

Cathedral Symbolism, 118

Cavalcanti, 10

Celano, 197

Chalices, 113

Charity organizations, 27, 345

Chartres, glass, in windows, in Chauliac, 92

Chemistry, 46; not forbidden, g3

Chester cycle, 240, 242

Chrestien de Troyes, 175

Chronicles, 224

Cid, El, 9

Cimabue, 2, 12, 140

Cino da Pistols, lo

Circulating libraries, 149

Clare, St., and St. Francis, 322

Clare, St., 320;
character, 321 ;
happiness, 322;
life, 320

Clarendon assizes, 351 ;
constitutions, 351

Clerics at the universities, 71

Cloisters, Lateran, 121 ; St. Paul’s, Rome, 121

Coal, 397

Code of Hammurabi, 3

Coeducation, 330

Colleges, Origin of, 29

Cologne, 420

Common Law, 361

Commentaries on Law, 371

Common pleas, 35

Comparative university attendance, 61

Compayrč, 67

Complaints of books, 158

Composition of matter, 38

Condorcet, 34

Conrad of Kirchberg, 188

Conservation of energy, 39

Cope of Ascoli, 115

Corrections, Optical, 131

Cost of books, 156

Crusades and democracy, 389; Greene on, 389;

Storrs on, 388;

Stubbs on, 298

Curtain lectures, 331

D.

Dante da Majano, 10

Dante and children, 313;
and Milton, 315;
and Virgil, 316;
education, 300;
in America, 311;
in England, 305;
in Germany, 309;
in Italy, 304;
not alone, 300;
power of observation, 313; present estimation, 317; sonnets, 302;
troubadour, 303;
universality, 301

Dante-Gesellschaft, 310

Dean Church’s Dante, 306

Decay of Philosophy, 282

Declaration of Independence, Swiss, 377

Degrees, 36

De Maistre, 66

Democracy and the Crusades, 388; Guilds, 378

Deni e, 35

De Roo on pro-Colombian America, 400

Dialectics, 33

Dies Irae, Admirers of, 199; supreme, 197

Dietmar von Eist; 186

Digest of common law, 361

Discipline at universities, 73; and democracy, 76

Disease segregation, 343

Dissection not forbidden, 91

Dominicans and art, 139; and books, 156

St. Dominic, 266; and St. Francis, 267

Donatus, Deposition for ignorance of, 30

Drama and St. Francis, 238

Durandus, 117, 234

E.

Education,
classes, 7;
masses, 8;
popular, 129;
of women,
four periods, 331

Edward I, 2, 361

Edward VI and charity, 340; education, 386

El Cid, 169;
battle scene, 170;
innocence, 172;
marriage, 171;
single author, 169

Emulation of workers, 125

Encyclopedia, 231

Enforcement of law, 366

English democracy, 378

Enterprise, commercial, 421

Epic poetry, 167

Equality of women, 324, 389

Erysipelas segregated, 344

Evelyn’s diary, 131

Evolution and man, 3

Experiment, 44

Explosives, 42

Exultet, 207

F.

Fehmic Courts, 368

Felix of Valois, 347

Feminine education, 330;
four periods, 330;
reasons for decline, 333

Ferguson, 97

Finsen anticipated, 89

Five Sisters, York, 14, 110

Founder of Hospitals, 337

Franciscans and Art, 139;
explorers, 394

Francis, St.,
great disciples, 263;
in drama, 239;
influence still, 266;
life, 259;
literary man, 255;
modern interest in, 261; Ruskin on 260;
second order, 265;
third order, 265;
troubadour, 255

Fraternal insurance, 382

Fraternity, initiations, 425

Frederick II, 2

Freedom, development of, 375

Free cities, p~ schools, 385

Freemen’s rights, 358

Friars, 267;

Green’s tribute to, 268; explorers, 409

Froude, 97;
on cynard, 211

Furniture, 122

G.

Gaddi, 2, 142

Galsang Gombeyev, 402

Geography, 50

German Guild-hall, London, 421

Gerontius’ dream, 308

Gild mercha t, 383

Giotto, 2, 12, 142;
appreciation of, 145
immense work, 146

Giotto’s tower, 122

Gladstone and Richard de Bury, 160

Glosses, Law, 371

Goethe’s Reynard, 213

Goerres, 255

Gohier, Urbain, 379

Golden Bull, 369

Golden Legend, 213

Goodyear, 131

Gothic,
development, 102;

English, 100;

Frency, North German, 167; Sculpture, 105-107;

Spanish, 100;
varieties, 12, 100, 167

Grail Legend, 174

Gratian, 81

Gray, 32

Green on Matthew Paris, 229

Greatness of an epoch, 6

Gregorian chant, 207

Grotesque in Dante, 309

Grounds of ignorance, 41

Guido de Montpelier, 338

Guido, 142

Guilds, 132;
and the drama, 136;
and democracy, 378;

Boston, 382;

London, 382;
number, 381;
rules, 38;
list of, 245

H.

Hamburg, 420

Hamilton, 34

Hammurabi, 4

Hansa Alamanniae, 422;
and Denmark, 419;
geese cackle, 419;
obscurity of origin, 416

Harper, 52

Hartman von Auc, 186

Hayton, 412

Healing by first intention, 85

Herodotus and Marco Polo, 396

History, so-called, 127, appendix Hollandus, 94

Homer, 3

Hospitals, earliest, 337;

England, 339

Hotel Dieu, 339;
endowment, 339

Human life, value, 367

Human rights 366

Humboldt on Dante, 371-375

Humboldt, 47

Humor in mystery plays, 241

Humphreys, 162

Hoysmans, 120

Hymns often heard, 795;
and languages, 203;
seven greatest, 199

I.

Ignorance and servitude, 127

Illuminated books, 162

Indestructibility of matter, 39

International court, 424;
comity, 428;
fraternity, 391

Irnerius, iS-St

Iron work, 114

J.

Jenghis Khan, 2

Jerusalem the Golden, 205

Jessop, Rev. Augustus, 133

Job, 3

Jocelyn of Brakelond, 226; and Boswell, 227;
selection, 227

John of Carpini, 400

John of Matha, 347

John of Monte Corvino, 410-412

Joinville and the poor, 297; selection, 228

Journeymen, 135

Justinian, English, 362

K.

Kenilworth, 121

Kidney disease, 84

L.

Lafenestre, 138-144

Lamentations, 207

Lanfranc, 37-83

Lancelot, 775

Lateran, Council of, 23

Laurie, 59, 63, 65, 76

Law, Canon, 370;

French, 364;

German, 368;

Glosses, 371;

Hungarian, 369;

Polish, 369;

Spanish, 15

Lea, Henry C., 60

League, Lombard, 417

Legenda Aures, 213

Lending of books, 152

Lending of professors, 56

Leo XIII, 81

Lepers, Louis IX and, 297

Leprosy eradicated, 343

Lends, 24

Lhasa entered, 410

Liberties and customs, 360; English, 358;

Hungary and Poland, 369

Library of La Ste. Chapelle, 152; circulating, 152, 765; of Hotel Dieu, 153;
of the Sorbonne, 153

Lincoln, 96

Lingard, 61

Literature for women, 334

Lodge, Sir Oliver 40

Longfellow, 209; I5ante, 371

Louis IX, 289;
books, 164;
charity, 296;
crusades, 295;
education, 297;
father, 290-294;
husband, 289;
justice, 293, 294;
law, 365;
monks, 295;
son, 289

Lowell on Dante, 377

Lübeck punished, 418; laws, 422

Lully, 57

Lunar rainbows, 48

M.

Mabel Rich, 327

MacCarthy, 201

Magna Charta, I, 350;
development of, 353;
excerpts, 352, et seq.

Malory, 175

Mandeville, 408

Manning on Dante 308

Map or Mapes, Walter, 774-176

March on Latin Hymns, 195

Marco Millioni, 396

Maria di Novella, 331

Masterpieces, 135

Matter and form, 40; constitution of, 40

Matthew Paris, 229; Green’s tribute, 229

Meaning of Cathedral, 118

Meistersingers, 10

Merchants privileges, 359

Merrie England, 126

Metaphysical speculations, 33-37

Method of study, 53

Meyer, 49

Middle Ages, place of, 5

Middle class students, 72

Mill, 34

Millet, 145

Minnesingers, 70

Modern war correspondents anticipated, 225, 228

Mondino, 93

Money and privileges, 426

Money grabbers, 217

Monks, Idle, 474; explorers, 413

Monroe, 55

Montalembert, monks, 414;
laws, 364

Montpelier, 23

Morley, Henry, 42, 757, 173, 244

Most read books, Ten, 209

Motor cars, 43

Music, Church, 206; part, 207

Mutual Aid, 379

Mystery plays, players, 247, 250
bible study, 257;
influence, 252

N.

Names, Medieval, 337

Nations, 76

Neale, 206

Needlework, 14

Nerve suture, 86

Newman’s tribute to Dante, 305

New York Times Building, 723

Nibelungen, 777

Noah and wife, 242

Nolasco, Peter, 348

Notebook, The elegant, 54

Novgorod founded, 421

Numbers of students, 63, et seq.

Nurses’ habits, 34S

O.

Odoric, 409

One thing a day, 54

Optics, 44

Optical corrections, 731

Opus Majus, 45

Organized charity, 387

Osler, 108, 323

Oxford, 22

P.

Padua, 23

Pagel, 90;
on Vincent of Beauvais, 233

Palencia, 24

Pange Lingua, 199

Papal Court and academy, 37

Parliament, First English, 74

Parzifal, 188

Peace Burga, 420

Pennell, Elizabeth Robbins, 98

Peregrinos, 37-44

Perugia, 23

Petroleum, 397

Peyrols, 192

Philobiblon, 157

Philosophic writers, 222

Phosphorescence in Dante, 375

Physical geography, 47

Place of women, 379

Plain Chant 207

Plumptre’s haute, 370

Polo, Marco, 396

Poor students, 72

Poor, Washing feet of, 297

Popes and Laws, 370

Pope

Alexander IV, 31;

Boniface VIII, 2;

Gregory I , 2, 30;

Hononus IV, 2, 30;

Innocent III, 2, 30, 337

Population of England, 61

Potamian, Brother, 37

Piaceoza, 23

Practical knowledge, 47

Preparatory schools, 26

Pre-renaissance, 5, 254

Professors’ publications, 79

Progress of liberty, 386

Q.

Queen Berengaria, 320

Queen Blanche of Castile, 320

R.

Ransom of prisoners, 347

Raymond of Pennafort, 348

Real Estate Law, 362

Redemption of captives, 348

Red-light therapy, 89

Religious order for erysipelas, 345; for slaves, 347

Reinach, 103, 116, 128

Representative government, 372, 386; Renaissance, 5

Reynard the Fox, 270; original, 212

Rheims, 105 107

Rhenish cities, 420

Rhymed Latin, 704

Rhyme, origin, 799

Richard Coeur de Lion,

Richard de Bury, 157
as a churchman, 161;
chaplains, 160;
charity, 161;
place in history, 159

Rich, Mabel, 327;
and her sons, 327

Robinson, Fr. Psachal, 257, 267

Rod in school, 185

Roland, 181

Romance of Rose, 215;
charge of dullness, 276; poor happy, 279;
misers miserable, 218; satire on money grabbers, 277

Rossetti on Dante

Rubruquis, 403;
on customs, 408;
on languages, 405, 407

Rucellai Madonna, 141

Rudolph of Hapsburg, 2, appendix Ruskin, 6, 723, 260, 309

Rusticiano, 399

S.

Sadness absent in Gothic art, 147

Saintsbury, 34, 36, 175, 180, 797, 223, 226

Saladin, 1

Salamanca, 24

Salamander, asbestos, 398

Salicet, 83

Salimbene, Friar, 403

Saturdak half-holiday, 379

Schaff, 198, 205

Scholastictam and style, 223

Sculpture, Amiens, 13;

Rheims, 105;

St. Denis, 13

Settlement work, 325; Seneca, 53

Siena, 23

Sighart, 47

Simon. de Montfort, 367

Social unrest, 724

Sorbonne, Robert, 53

Sordello, 10

St. Bonaventure, 2, 203;

Clare, 2, 320;

Dominic, 267;

Edmund 72, 327;

Elizabeth, 320, 325;

Ferdinand, is;

Hugh, 2, 96;

Thomas, 203

St. Gall, 69

St. John, Lateran, 121

St. Paul’s, Rome 121

St. Victor, Adam and Hugh of, 204

Stabat Mater, 200; translations, 201

Stained Glass, in Lincoln, 109; York, 110

Stevenson, R. M., 99

Storrs on Crusades, 388

Stubbs on Crusades, 298

Students, Support of, 65

Studies, 33

Studium generale, 21

Symbolism, 117

Systematizing thought, 80

T.

Tarragona, 101

Tartan, Book of, 402

Tasso and Nibelungen, 179

Taste, Popular, 772

Tate, 52

Taxation and representation, 336; no, without representation, 374 “The Three Eights,” 379

Thibet, 470

Thomas, St. See Aquinas

Thule, 51

Toledo, 101

Toulouse, 24

Towns and cathedrals, 9

Trade facilities, 415

Travel, medieval, 394

Troubadour:, 190

Trouvčres, 10

Turner, 35, 245

Training intellect

U.

Ungreek, only thing, 99

Universitas, 21

University, Bologna, 19, 58; foundation, 18;

Orleans, 19;

Oxford, 58;

Paris, 18, 58;

Salernum, 20;
roughness, 73

V.

Vehmgerichte, 368

Vercelli, 23

Vicenza, 23

Vienna Cathedral, 168

Vigilance committees, 368

Vigils, holidays, 379

Villehardouin, 224;
and Xenophon, 225

Vincent of Beauvais, 231;
and historical writers, 231; methods, 232;
style, 233

Virchow and evolution, 3;
on hospitals, 338;
on Pope Innocent, 342

Vocation for women, 322

Vogelweide, 185

Voragine, Jacobus de, 273

W.

Wandering students, 57

Wanderjahre, 135

Water cure, 427

Wernher, 187

Whewell, 45

Widows, Magna Charta, 354

William of Rubruk, 403

William of Salicet, 83

William of St. Gregory, 292

Wolfram von Eschenbach, 187

Women,
in hospitals, 328;
in literature, 335;
occupations, 329;
position, 334

Working students, 60

Wounds of neck, 86

X.

Xenophon, and Villehardouin, 225

Y.

Yeats, 113

Yule, Colonel, 401;
on Odoric, 411;
on Rubruquis, 407

Z.

Zimmern, Miss, on Hansa, 425; on medieval initiations, 425

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