The journal of Montaigne's travels in Italy by way of Switzerland and Germany in 1580 and 1581, Volume 3 (of 3)

by Michel de Montaigne

INDEX

• Abano, ii. [21], [23]
• Agriculture, ii. [186], [187], [191], [192]; iii. [33], [84], [85]
• Aigues Caudes (Eaux Chaudes), i. [78]; ii. [181]; iii. [45]
• Ammianus Marcellinus, i. [64n]
• Amyot, J., ii. [126n]
• Ancona, iii. [1-4]
• Andelot, Sieur, i. [47], [48]
• Angelo, Mich., i. [11]; ii. [49]
• Antiquities, classic, i. [91], [115]; ii. [71], [98], [100], [128-131], [166], [185]; iii. [7], [84], [118], [119]
• Appenino (statue), ii. [44], [47]
• Arabian physician, ii. [122]
• Arezzo, iii. [22], [123n]
• Ariosto, ii. [34]; iii. [110]
• Artillery, ii. [164]
• Augsburg, i. [9], [129-150];
• religious factions, i. [149]
• Austria, i. [74], [97], [123];
• Don John of, ii. [127];
• relations with Lucca, iii. [33]
• Baden, baths of, i. [77-91];
• cost of living at, [89]
• Bagnaja, iii. [162], [165]
• Banieres (Bagnères de Bigorre), i. [55]; ii. [39]; iii. [33], [47], [79]
• Baptism, Lutheran, i. [132], [133]
• Barbotan, i. [78]; ii. [28]; iii. [45], [79]
• Bartholomew, S., i. [11]; ii. [127n]
• Basle, i. [62-67];
• religious discords, [65];
• dissoluteness of women, [66]
• Baths at Rome, ii. [133], [134]
• Beaumont-sur-Oise, i. [25], [26]
• Beds, i. [103], [107], [130], [168], [188]; ii. [31], [32]; iii. [51]
• Bembo, P., ii. [10]
• Bernabo, spring of, iii. [56], [62], [88], [102]
• Bird-catching, iii. [136]
• Boccaccio, iii. [152];
• his will, [107]
• Boetie, E. de la, iii. [53]
• Bologna, ii. [37-39];
• factions at, [39]; iii. [113]
• Bolsena, ii. [68]
• Books, confiscated, ii. [77];
• restored, ii. [139];
• censured, ii. [175], [176]
• Borro, Giov., iii. [123], [124], [128]
• Botzen, i. [177-179]
• Bracciolini, Poggio, i. [81]
• Brenner, pass of, i. [166-172]
• Brigandage, ii. [40], [187], [188]; iii. [180]
• Brixen, i. [172]
• Bulicame, iii. [161]
• Bulletin of health, ii. [1], [33], [36], [73]
• Buoncompagno, Giac., ii. [84], [165];
• Filippo, ii. [141n]
• Calvin, Calvinism, i. [65], [88], [106]; iii. [87]
• Canals, ii. [28], [29]
• Capello, Bianca, ii. [52], [53n]; iii. [28n]
• Capperonier, M., i. [22]
• Caprarola, i. [10]; iii. [164]
• Caselis, M. de, i. [20], [41], [191]; ii. [20]
• Casimir, Duke, i. [61]
• Catena, i. [21]; ii. [89-91]
• Catholicism, latent, amongst the reformed, i. [85]
• Catiline, iii. [30]
• Cenis, Mont, iii. [195]
• Certaldo, iii. [152]
• Certosa, i. [11]; iii. [190]
• Chaffousine (Fusina), ii. [13], [14], [18], [35]
• Chalons, i. [34]
• Charles V., i. [48], [97], [143], [167], [185]
• Chaumont-en-Bassigni, i. [36]
• Chimera, figure of, ii. [58]; iii. [102]
• Circumcision, rite of, ii. [102-105]
• Clement VII. (Pope), i. [185]
• Clesio, Card., i. [182-186]
• Coaches of Roman nobility, ii. [146]
• Colleges in Rome, ii. [83]
• Colombin, S., ii. [8]
• Confraternities, ii. [151], [156]
• Cornacchini, T., iii. [127]
• Corsena, spring of, iii. [43-45]
• Coryat, T., i. [8], [18]; ii. [10n]
• Courtenay, Earl of Devon, ii. [11n]
• Courtesans, i. [18]; ii. [17], [18], [115], [146], [148], [160]; iii. [105], [108]
• Crayfish, i. [71], [131], [187]
• D’Abein, M., ii. [79], [120], [123]; iii. [168]
• Dancing, i. [139], [140];
• school of, at Padua, ii. [10];
• permitted by Lutherans, i. [121]
• Dante, iii. [109n], [161n]
• D’Arc, Jeanne, i. [41]
• D’Este, Alfonso, Duke of Ferrara, ii. [33], [34]; iii. [15]
• D’Este, Card., ii. [25], [167n], [194]
• D’Estissac, M., i. [20], [25], [30], [58], [62], [75], [94], [191]; ii. [33], [65], [80]; iii. [172]
• Divizia, Lucchese poet, iii. [72], [73]
• Donato, iii. [54], [88]
• Dowries to girls at Rome, ii. [161-162]
• Draining marshes, ii. [30], [31]; iii. [123], [176]
• Duel, M. Mattecoulon’s, i. [20]; iii. [172n]
• Elena, S., baths of, ii. [26-28]
• Empire, politics of, i. [85], [97];
• unpopularity of the Emperor, i. [85]
• Empoli, iii. [109]
• Estienne, H., ii. [125]
• Etruscan writing, iii. [113]
• Excommunication, sentence of, ii. [148-150]
• Exorcism, ii. [111-113]
• Factions, French and Spanish, at Bologna, ii. [39];
• at Lucca, iii. [163]
• Fano, iii. [6], [8]
• Farnese, Alessandro (Cardinal), ii. [178n]; iii. [164]
• Faron, S., i. [28]
• Fencing, i. [134]; ii. [10]; iii. [103]
• Ferdinand of Tirol, i. [155], [159], [161], [162];
• his sons, i. [163], [166]; iii. [186], [187]
• Ferdinand I. (Emperor), i. [164], [167]
• Ferier, A. de, ii. [14]
• Ferrara, ii. [33-36]
• Ferries, i. [76]; ii. [31], [32]
• Flaminian Way, ii. [181]; iii. [10], [12]
• Flax, iii. [160]
• Fleur-de-lys, ii. [52]; iii. [28], [117], [189]
• Florence, ii. [47-59]; iii. [93-108];
• want of culture in, ii. [59]
• Foix, M. de, ii. [141]
• Foligno, ii. [189]
• Fornovo, i. [8]; iii. [183]
• Forum Romanum, ii. [98]
• Fossombrone, iii. [9]
• French popular in Tuscany, ii. [66]
• Fuggers, the, i. [23], [143], [186]
• Furlo, pass of, iii. [11], [12]
• Garda, lake of, i. [190-193]
• Gardens, at Augsburg, i. [140-143];
• at Rome, ii. [159-160];
• Petraja, ii. [54-55];
• see also “Tivoli” and “Pratolino” Gate, mechanical, at Augsburg, i. [164-166]
• Germain, Mary, i. [21], [37-39]
• Germany, Montaigne’s liking of, i. [6], [7], [179], [188]; ii. [9]; iii. [65]
• Grammont, M. de, i. [26n]
• Greece, Montaigne’s project to visit, i. [188]
• Gregory XIII. (Pope), i. [10]; ii. [67], [80-85], [88], [114], [138], [161], [162], [185]
• Grynæus, i. [64]
• Guillot’s at Amiens, iii. [23]
• Hadrian’s villa, ii. [171n], [173];
• his palace at Pisa, iii. [113]
• Hala, i. [160], [165];
• salt works, [161]
• Hannibal, iii. [25]
• Hasdrubal, iii. [9], [17]
• Hautoy, M. de, i. [191]; ii. [65], [80]
• Helfenstein, Count of, i. [128]
• Henry II. of France, i. [10]; iii. [165]
• Henry III. of France, ii. [13], [17n], [79n]
• Henry VIII. of England, ii. [119], [120]
• Heresy suspected in Montaigne’s writings, ii. [139], [140], [175], [176]
• Hildegarde, S., i. [119]
• Hosius, Card., ii. [177]
• Hottoman, F., i. [7], [64], [179]
• Huguenots, i. [119]; ii. [97], [126], [149]
• Inns, charges at, i. [111];
• deficiencies in, ii. [9], [49], [50]; iii. [101], [111], [131], [190], [194]
• Innkeepers, knavery of, ii. [40], [41]; iii. [182]
• Innsbruck, i. [158-166]
• Italian ladies wanting in beauty, ii. [49], [107]; iii. [8]
• Janiculum, ii. [94]
• Janus, temple of, ii. [99n]
• Jesuates, ii. [3], [7], [35]
• Jesuits, i. [12], [127], [134], [149], [153], [165]; ii. [196]
• Jews, ii. [5];
• races in the Corso, ii. [106];
• doctor consulted by Montaigne, iii. [174]
• Journal, Montaigne’s, discovery of, i. [2];
• written in Italian, iii. [56];
• again in French, iii. [195]
• Kempten, i. [115-123]
• Kitchens, i. [72], [73]
• Königsfelden, abbey of, i. [75], [76]
• La Fère, i. [25], [26n], [61]; iii. [205]
• Le More’s, at Paris, iii. [23]
• Leonore, daughter of Montaigne, i. [173]; iii. [198]
• Leopold of Austria, i. [76n]
• Lepers in Germany, i. [102]
• Lindau, i. [103-112]
• Livy, ii. [11], [21n]; iii. [25]
• Lodgings, i. [89]; iii. [39], [51], [101], [111];
• badness of, at Florence, ii. [49], [50]
• Loreto, i. [10], [12], [13]; ii. [196-209]; iii. [147]
• Lovanella, its famous inn, iii. [23]
• Lucca, iii. [33-35], [132-138], [148-150];
• military service in, iii. [46], [50], [63];
• judicial system, iii. [74], [147]
• Lucca, baths of, iii. [37-92], [138-148];
• peasants sceptical of the virtue of the waters, iii. [147];
• plethora of apothecaries, iii. [39], [147]
• Lutherans, i. [97], [105], [113], [119], [131], [132]
• Lyons, iii. [200]
• Macerata, ii. [194]
• Magnus, S., i. [125]
• Maldonat, M., i. [32-34], 81; ii. [158]
• Mangot, M., ii. [124]
• Marriages, mixed, i. [136];
• ceremony at the house of the Fuggers, i. [139]
• Marteau, M., i. [13]; ii. [205]
• Massa, iii. [177]
• Mattecoulon, M., i. [20], [25], [191]; ii. [65], [80]; iii. [172]
• Maximilian I. (Emperor), i. [158];
• his tomb, i. [163]; ii. [213]
• Mayoralty of Bordeaux, i. [19]; iii. [146], [a]167]
• Meaux, i. [25-31]
• Medici, Cath. dei, i. [10], [32], [64]; ii. [141n]; iii. [165]
• Medici, Cosimo I. (Grand Duke), i. [48], [51]; iii. [96], [114], [123], [179n]
• Medici, Ferd. dei (Card.), ii. [53], [78], [88], [149]; iii. [102], [178n]
• Medici, Francesco dei (Grand Duke), ii. [48], [52], [63]; iii. [21], [30], [95], [99], [101], [110], [173]
• Medici, Lorenzino dei, iii. [114]
• Medici, Piero dei, iii. [120]
• Milan, iii. [191], [192]
• Miracles, i. [147], [156];
• Montaigne’s acceptance of, i. [13]; ii. [205]
• Mirandola, Pico della, iii. [16]
• Montaigne, begins his journal, i. [25];
• his liking for Germany, i. [7], [179], [188]; ii. [9], [49]; iii. [65];
• his praise of stoves, i. [86], [94], [187];
• honour done to him in Augsburg, i. [9], [136], [137];
• his courage, i. [19]; iii. [140];
• conformity to local custom, i. [84], [138]; ii. [70];
• appreciation of good citizens, i. [183];
• his habit of diet, i. [103];
• partiality for Jesuits, i. [12]; ii. [145], [146];
• illnesses, i. [16], [54], [170]; ii. [38], [100], [105], [134]; iii. [25], [43], [131], [139], [141], [144];
• incongruities of style, i. [23];
• censure of irreligion, ii. [2];
• recognition of the power of the Church, i. [15], [16];
• acceptance of miracles, i. [13]; ii. [205];
• mayoralty of Bordeaux, i. [19]; iii. [146], [a]167];
• travel requisites forgotten, i. [109];
• offended by the Archduke of Tirol, i. [162];
• his philosophy of travel, i. [189], [190]; iii. [134];
• remarks on the site of Rome, i. [15]; ii. [75], [95-100]; iii. [170];
• on its civil liberty, ii. [76];
• on scenery, i. [14], [157], [158]; ii. [191], [192]; iii. [38];
• fear of sea-sickness, ii. [19n];
• pleasure of travel, i. [172-175];
• patience under pain, i. [17]; ii. [186];
• fear of dew, i. [187]; ii. [71];
• wariness in choosing an inn, ii. [42];
• resolves to revisit Venice, ii. [23];
• leaves books at Padua, ii. [23];
• dines with the Grand Duke of Florence, ii. [53];
• with the Cardinal de Sens, ii. [85-88];
• with the French Ambassador, ii. [123-126];
• adverse criticism of Florence, ii. [54], [59];
• does justice to it, iii. [105];
• indifference to art, i. [10], [11];
• excess of Frenchmen in Padua, ii. [10];
• in Rome, ii. [74];
• his books seized, ii. [77];
• restored, ii. [139];
• censured, ii. [175], [176];
• his audience with the Pope, ii. [80-82];
• discontent with guides, i. [90], [101]; ii. [95];
• attends a Jewish service, ii. [100], [101];
• ceremony of circumcision, ii. [102-105];
• public executions, ii. [111-113];
• his remarks on Roman ladies, ii. [107], [108];
• begins to write the journal himself, ii. [110];
• comparison of Rome and Paris, ii. [133];
• on Roman preaching, ii. [143-145];
• on the salubrity of the climate, ii. [159];
• on his superficial knowledge of the place, ii. [161];
• grant to him of Roman citizenship, ii. [164-166];
• visits the Vatican library, ii. [117], [122];
• fixes an ex voto at Loreto, ii. [198];
• his remarks on the baths of Lucca, iii. [47], [54], [55], [78], [81], [147];
• on the judicial system of the state, iii. [74];
• on military service, iii. [50], [63], [132-138];
• on medicine, iii. [77], [78], [147];
• on democratic bearing, iii. [91];
• gives a ball, iii. [67-74];
• adopts party emblems, iii. [89];
• sees an operation at Basle, i. [66], [67];
• sees Boccaccio’s will, iii. [107];
• a display of equitation, iii. [a]167];
• a card factory, iii. [201];
• returns to Rome, iii. [166];
• leaves it finally, iii. [172];
• impressions of Milan, iii. [191];
• leaves his arms at Plombières, i. [55];
• at Augsburg, i. [150];
• in Lucca, iii. [144];
• musical taste of the peasantry, iii. [110];
• is begged to reside in Rome, ii. [176];
• his purchases in Pisa, iii. [122];
• leaves Milan, iii. [192];
• crosses Mont Cenis, iii. [195];
• leaves Lyons, iii. [200];
• returns to Montaigne, iii. [205]
• Montefeltro, Federigo di, iii. [14], [15n], [16n];
• Guidobaldo di, iii. [15n]
• Montirandet, i. [36];
• strange case of a woman there, i. [36], [37]
• Moryson, Fynes, i. [8]; ii. [15n], [17n]; iii. [182n], [189n]
• Moscovite Ambassador at Rome, ii. [115], [117], [137]
• Mulhouse, i. [60];
• the host at the “Grapes,” [61]
• Munich, i. [151], [153]
• Munster, Seb., i. [64], [110], [135n]
• Muret, Marc. Ant., ii. [123]
• Narni, ii. [183]
• Necessaries of travel, i. [109]
• Neufchasteau, i. [42], [43], [45]
• Ogier the Dane, i. [28], [29]
• Operation at Basle, i. [66], [67]
• Ostia, ii. [127], [130];
• saltworks, [131]
• Padua, i. [11];
• Frenchmen at, [5]; ii. [9-13];
• cost of living at, ii. [20]
• Palladio, ii. [7n]
• Paré, A., i. [21], [37n], [38], [39]
• Parma, iii. [183];
• Duke of, iii. [185], [186]
• Paul III. (Pope), i. [11], [116]; iii. [10n], [161], [165], [a]171]
• Pavia, iii. [187-190];
• battle of, iii. [190]
• Peter’s, S., i. [11]; ii. [78], [135], [149], [152], [155]
• Peter and Paul, SS., ii. [156], [157]
• Petraja (Castello), ii. [54-58]; iii. [26]
• Petrarch, iii. [24]
• Petrino, ii. [188]
• Philosophy of Travel, i. [189-191]
• Piacenza, iii. [184-187]
• Piccolomini, S., iii. [103]
• Pietramala, ii. [43]
• Pilgrimage churches at Rome, ii. [138], [141]
• Pinitesi, L., iii. [90], [133], [137]
• Pisa, iii. [110-128];
• baths of, [129], [131];
• earth in Campo Santo, i. [14]; iii. [116];
• insalubrity of, iii. [123]
• Pistoia, iii. [29-31]
• Plater, F., i. [62], [64]
• Plommieres (Plombières), i. [45-55], [170], [187]; iii. [79]
• Plutarch, ii. [118], [123-126]
• Poggio a Cajano, iii. [28], [29]
• Portuguese homage at Rome, ii. [135];
• strange sect of fanatics, ii. [136]
• Posting, ii. [69], [70]; iii. [2], [93]
• Poussay, i. [43], [56]
• Praie (Praglia), ii. [22]
• Prato, iii. [27], [28]
• Pratolino, i. [9]; ii. [43], [45], [64], [170], [172]; iii. [106]
• Provisions, table, i. [73], [74], [107], [109];
• in Rome, ii. [134], [135];
• Lucca, iii. [39-41]
• Prunis, M., i. [2]
• Quails, iii. [3]
• Quarrel with guide, i. [100], [101];
• with vetturino, ii. [193]; iii. [155];
• of priests and friars at Pisa, iii. [126]
• Querlon, M., i. [22], [42n], [76n], [80n], [164n]; ii. [205n]
• Races, ii. [106]; iii. [96-98], [102]
• Rats, i. [138]
• Religious toleration, i. [16]
• Remiremont, i. [57];
• strange tenure of land, ib.;
• nuns of, i. [58]
• Renegade, story of, iii. [48-50]
• Ricchieri, L., ii. [32]
• Riva, i. [191], [192]
• Roads, safety of, in Tirol, i. [169];
• state of, in Lombardy, ii. [37];
• in the mountains, ii. [41], [42], [68];
• improved by Gregory XIII., ii. [183]
• Rohan, Duke of, i. [179n]
• Roland, i. [29n]
• Rome, Montaigne’s impressions of, i. [15];
• his stay there, ii. [72-180]; iii. [166], [172];
• remarks on site of, ii. [75];
• on public security, ii. [76];
• want of clocks, ii. [91];
• cold of winter, ii. [93];
• buildings, ii. [97];
• comparison with Paris, ii. [133];
• street life, ii. [146];
• pleasures of sojourn, ii. [161], [164]
• Ronciglione, ii. [69]
• Rovere, i. [187-193]
• Rovigo, ii. [31-33]
• Running at the ring, ii. [110]
• Rynach, Claude de, i. [50]
• Sainte Beuve, i. [2]
• Santa Rotonda (Pantheon), ii. [156]; iii. [114]
• Sarrezana (Sarzana), iii. [178], [179]
• Savoy, Duke of, i. [82], [94]; iii. [192]
• Scenery, Montaigne’s delight in, i. [14], [157], [158]; ii. [191-193]
• Schaffhausen, i. [91-96]
• Sculpture, i. [11];
• at Florence, ii. [48];
• at Tivoli, ii. [170-171]
• Sea sickness, ii. [19n]
• Secretary, Montaigne’s, i. [7], [22];
• takes on luggage by water to Augsburg, i. [125];
• is left at Rovere, i. [192];
• takes on luggage to Verona, i. [193];
• goes on in advance from Battaglia, ii. [26];
• makes a bargain for rooms at Florence, ii. [50];
• finishes his work as amanuensis, ii. [110]
• Sens, Cardinal of, ii. [85-88]; iii. [170]
• Shooting grounds, i. [92], [134]
• Sibyl, temple of, ii. [174]
• Siena, ii. [60-65]; iii. [99], [152], [174]
• Silvester II. (Pope), ii. [142-144]
• Sinigaglia, iii. [5-7]
• Sirleto, Card., ii. [121]
• Sistine Chapel, ii. [113]
• Snakes, iii. [59], [60]
• Spanish homage for Portugal, ii. [137]
• Spoleto, ii. [184], [185]
• Standards, captured French, at Florence, i. [8]; ii. [48]
• Straw plaiting, iii. [26], [30]
• Strozzi, P., i. [31]; ii. [48]; iii. [165];
• family, i. [51]; iii. [97], [98]
• Switzerland, i. [60-96];
• politics of, i. [82];
• customs, i. [83-85]
• Table fare, i. [107], [109], [148]; ii. [49], [110], [134], [135];
• service, i. [70-73], [84], [85], [102], [126], [131], [148]; ii. [49]; iii. [31]
• Tacitus, i. [80]
• Tasso, i. [21]; ii. [36], [37n]
• Terelle, J., i. [30]
• Terni, ii. [184]
• Theatre, ii. [38]
• Theology, i. [65], [88], [106], [113], [114]
• Tillianus, T., i. [121]
• Tirol, i. [155-192];
• riches of, i. [177]
• Tivoli, i. [9]; ii. [166-174]; iii. [106], [163]
• Travel, cost of, i. [110-112], 152; ii. [208]; iii. [2], [93];
• pleasure of, i. [17], [172-175], [188-190]
• Tree cultivation, i. [93]
• Trent, i. [113], [180], [186]
• Treves, Gilles de, i. [40]
• Trevi, ii. [189]
• Turin, iii. [193], [194]
• Urbino, iii. [12-17];
• Duke of, iii. [5], [8], [9], [19], [21]
• Vasari, i. [10]; ii. [52n]
• Vatican, ii. [94];
• library, ii. [117-122]
• Vaucouleur, i. [41]
• Velabrum, ii. [99]
• Venice, ii. [14-18];
• suspicious policy of, ii. [15];
• revenues, ib.;
• cost of living, ii. [18];
• explanation of his short stay there, ii. [23];
• comparison with Rome, ii. [164]
• Verona, i. [193-195]; ii. [1-6];
• arena, ii. [4]
• Veronica Franca, ii. [16-17]
• Veronica, S., ii. [150], [151]
• Vicenza, ii. [7-9]
• Virgil, ii. [121], [189]
• Viterbo, ii. [68]; iii. [157-162], [173]
• Vitri le François, i. [35-39]
• Volto Santo, iii. [149]
• Water, fraudulent sale of at Lucca, iii. [74], [75];
• music, ii. [168], [169];
• works, i. [9], [98], [127], [135], [141], [57], [167-173]; iii. [106]
• Well, curious, i. [148]
• Welser, Philippina, i. [163n]; iii. [187n]
• Whooping cough, i. [26n]
• Wine, i. [149], [178]; ii. [8], [9]; iii. [83], [105], [107];
• gifts of, i. [57], [62], [94]; iii. [90]
• Wood work, iii. [121], [122]
• Zwingli, i. [88], [106], [113], [122]

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