INDEX
Adrian, English Pope, [152]
Adrianople, battles at, [28], [220]
Africa, Count of, [34] et seq.
Agincourt, battle at, [199]
Albigenses, the, [161], [172] et seq.
Alfred the Great, [118] et seq.
Alphonso VII., [179]
Amerigo, [227]
Angevins, the, [150]
Angli, [38]
Anglo-Saxons, the, [39] et passim
Angora, [218]
Aragon, [179]
Architecture, in Dark Ages, [230]
Armour, changes in, [187]
Attila at Chalons, [36]
Augusti, the two, [24]
Augustine, St., [61]
Avars, [143]
Avebury, [98]
Bagdad, Caliphs at, [74], [75]
Baldwin, Eastern Emperor, [167]
Bannockburn, battle at, [184]
Barbarians, the, [8], [17] et seq.
Basques, the, [38]
Belisarius, [44], [47], [49], [53]
Birmingham, [114]
Black Death, the, [185]
Boadicea, [38]
Bosworth Field, battle at, [202]
Britain, [2] et passim
Bruce, Robert, [184]
Brythons, [3]
Burgundy, boundaries of, [160]
Burgundy, Duke of, [160]; murdered, [200]
Byzantium, [2] et passim
Cade, Jack, [201]
Cærleon, [11]
Cæsar, Julius, [2]
Cæsars, the two, [24]
Caliphs, the, [71]
Canterbury, a great city, [112]
Canute, [121]
Cape of Good Hope, [226]
Capets, the, [128]
Carthage, [35]
Castile, kingdom of, [177]
Caxton, [229]
Chapmen, the, [111]
Charlemagne, [52], [64], [77], [90] et passim
Charles Martel, [87]
Charles the Bold, [204]
Chester, [11]
Church, the, its power, [129] et passim; its growing wealth, [130], [131]; its favour to Crusades, [131]; its increasing strength, [169]; evils in the, [172]
Celts, the, [3] et passim
Cid Campeador, the, [133]
Cimabue, [230]
Claudius, [3]
Clientes, [82]
Colchester, [5]
College of Cardinals, [153]
Colonna, the, [166]
Comitatus, [82]
Common land, [107]
Constantine, the Great, [25]; donation of, [65], [152]
Constantinople, [25] et passim; taken by Crusaders, [167]; taken by Turks, [221].
Cordova, Moorish capital, [177]; taken by Ferdinand III., [177]
Counts, the, [81]
Cracow, capital of Poland, [213]
Crécy, battle at, [185]
Crusades, [131] et seq.
Curia, the, [89]
Danegeld, the, [120] et seq.
Danes, the, [64], [111], [118] et seq.
Days of the week, [41]
Diocletian, [24]
Domesday Book, [96]
Druids, their religion, [41]
Dukes of duchies, [88]
Earls of the shires, [117]
Edward the Black Prince, [180]
Empire, the divided, [22] et seq.
England, [39] et passim
Ethelred, [121]
Everlasting League, the, [215]
Excommunication, its effect, [168]
Farmers in England, [186]
Ferdinand and Isabella, [180]
Feudal System, the, [82] et seq.
France, kingdom of, [126]
Frankish clergy, their value, [78]
Franks, the, [14], [33], [37] et passim; the Ripuarian, [80]; the Salian, [80]
Frederick II., [168]
Frisians, the, [63]
Gallic Empire, the, [15]
Game laws of Canute, [147]
Gauls, [8]
Genoa, [166]
Germans, [26] et passim
Germany, kingdom of, [126]
Ghibelline, [165]
Ghirlandajo, [230]
Goidels, the, [4]
Gothic arch, [100], [190]; architecture, [191]; furniture, [102]; house, how built, [100]
Goths, [15] et passim
Granada, Moorish kingdom, [179]
Guelph, [165]
Gunpowder, [203]
Habsburgs, the, [214] et seq.
Harold, [122] et seq.
Henry II., [149]
Henry III., [182]
Henry IV., [197]
Henry VII., [202]
Heptarchy, the, [92]
Homage, [135]
Hundred Court, the, [93]
Hundred Years' War, the, [184]
Hungary, [143], [144] et passim
Huns, [26] et passim
Iberians, the, [8]
Indo-Europeans, the, [22]
Indulgences, [172]
Inquisition, the, [173]
Investitures, [152]
Ireland, conquest of, [151]; gold in, [99]
Islam, [70]
Italian cities, independence of, [163] et seq.
Janissaries, the, [219]
Jerusalem, kingdom of, [136]; regained by Saracens, [138]
Jews in Spain, [176]
Joan of Arc, [200]
Joglars, [157]
John, King of England, [150], [159]
Julian the Apostate, [57]
Jutland, [3]
Knights-errant, [155]
Knights of the sword, [141], [212]
Kossovo, battle at, [220]
Leonardo da Vinci, [230]
Lewes, battle at, [183]
Lisbon taken from Moors, [137]
Lithuanians, the, [211] et seq.
Lombard League, the, [164]
Lombard Street, [66]
Louis XI., [204]
Magna Carta, [150]
Magyars, [143]
Mahomet, [67] et seq.
Manchester, [114]
Matilda, her claim to crown, [149]
Maximilian I., [214]
Mayor of Palace, [86]
Mercia, [40]
Merovingian kings, [80]
Michael Angelo, [230]
Minnesingers, [154]
Minstrels, [103]
Moorish "Conquest" of Spain, [175] et seq.
Moors, [68] et seq.
Morgarten, battle of, [216]
Moscow, [208]
Mote Hill, the, [20]
Navarre, [179]
Nicopolis, battle at, [220]
Nordic, the race, [120]
Normandy, its origin, [127]
Northmen in Sicily, etc., [134] et passim
Northumbria, [40]
Novgorod, [210]
Orsini, [166]
Ostrogoths, [29], [37], [47] et seq.
Ottoman Turks, [218] et seq.
Paladins, the, [90]
Palmyra, Prince of, [15]
Papacy, its possessions, [88]
Papal State, the, [170]
Parliament, beginnings of, [182]
Patriarchs, the, [57]
Patrocinium, [92]
Pepin, first Carolingian, [87]
Persians, the, [22] et passim
Peter the Hermit, [134]
Petrograd, [210]
Philip of France, [159] et seq.
Pikemen, the Scottish, [188]
Plantagenets, the, [159]
Poitiers, battle at, [185]
Poles, [211] et seq.
Pope, the, [54] et passim
Pope, two at once, [170]
Portugal, kingdom of, [137]
Ravenna, [52]
Renaissance, the, [229]
Rent, its origin, [108]
Richard, Cœur de Lion, [158]
Richard II., his French treaty, [196]
Rienzi, [225]
Roman citizenship, [9]
Roman Empire, [1] et passim: boundaries of the, [7]; walls of the, [6]
Roman legions, [9] et seq.
Roman posts, [2]
Roman roads, [1]
Rome, [1] et passim
Roncesvalles, battle at, [90]
Rudolph, of Habsburgh, [214]
Russia, [142] et passim
Salian Franks, [48] et seq., [79] et seq.
Sapienza, battle at, [224]
Saxons, [3] et passim
Scotland, a fief of England, [151]
Seljuk Turks, [218]
Sempach, battle of, [216]
Seville regained by Christians, [179]
Statute of Mortmain, [194]
Stephen, his claim to Crown, [149]
Switzerland, its rise, [215]
Tacitus, [17]
Tapestry, [101]
Tenterhooks, [102]
Tertry, battle at, [86]
Teutonic Order, the, [142], [212]
Thane, the, [116]
Theodoric, [47]
Theodosius the Great, [28]
Timur, [220]
Tithes, their origin, [110]
Titian, [230]
Toulouse, kingdom of, [33]
Tours, battle at, [87]
Towton, battle at, [202]
Tsar, the, of Moscow, [211]
Tudors, the, [203]
Turks, the, [132] et passim
Valens, [26]
Valentinian, [26]
Vasco da Gama, [226]
Vassals, their duties, [84]
Venice, its power, [166] et seq.; defeats Genoa, [223]
Wales, Prince of, [183]
Wallace, William, [184]
Wars of the Roses, [201]
Wat Tyler, his rebellion, [195]
Wends, Holy War against, [137], [140] et seq., [212]
Wessex, [40]
Westminster Abbey, [191]
Westminster, ford at, [97]
Whitby, Synod at, [63]
William I., his claim to the Crown, [122]
William Rufus, [146]
Winchester, a great city, [113]
Wool, its importance, [110]; shipped to Flanders, [188]
York, [11]
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