INDEX

Admonition to Trew Lords, the, [130].
Æschylus, [15].
Agamemnon, [15].
Arius, [91].
Ascham, Roger, [81].
Atonement, the, [90].
Augustine, [99].
Aurelius, Marcus, [100].
Baptistes, the, [57], [58].
Beaton, Cardinal, [122], [139].
Begging letter-writer, [31].
Beza, [81].
Boëtius, [66], [100].
Bordeaux, [58].
Brahe, Tycho, [44], [81].
Brissac, Marshal of, [51].
Brewster, Sir D., [129].
Brown, P. Hume, [18].
Buchanan, George—
- Writings burned by hangman, [9].
- Milton and Buchanan’s De Jure, [10].
- Effect of the De Jure, [11].
- Relations to the Scaligers, [13].
- Wordsworth on Buchanan, [14].
- Porson and Buchanan, [15].
- Milton’s opinion of him, [15].
- Hallam’s estimate of him, [16].
- Froude’s opinion of him, [16].
- Buchanan’s scholarship, [17].
- His Detectio Mariæ Reginæ, [18].
- The Marians and Buchanan, [20].
- The chapbook Buchanan, [21].
- His humour, [22].
- Interview with Melvilles, [23].
- The Countess of Mar and, [25].
- Division of his life into periods of preparation and performance, [27].
- Why he became a Protestant, [28].
- Joseph Scaliger’s elegy on, [31].
- Begging letter-writer, [31].
- Letters to Mary, Queen of Scots, [32].
- Letters to Earl of Moray, [32].
- Comparison between Erasmus and, [35].
- Hospitality of Roman Catholic days, [36].
- His influence on cultured Europe, [38].
- Parallel between his conduct and that of to-day, [39].
- No loss of self-respect, [40].
- No notoriety hunter, [41].
- No money grabber, [43].
- Did not seek power, [48].
- Dates and aims of his works, [50].
- Moderator of General Assembly, [51].
- Various appointments held, [51].
- Aids in drawing up First Book of Discipline, [51].
- Appointed Principal of St. Leonard’s College, [51].
- Secretary to the Scots Commission re Mary, [51].
- Opinion of Sir James Melville of, [52].
- Not to be blamed for James VI.’s pedantry, [57].
- Dedicates his three great works to the king—Baptistes, De Jure, and the History, [57].
- Examination of the Prefaces to these, [58]-65.
- Resembled a Scots Stoic philosopher, [66].
- His courtly manners, [70].
- Alleged vindictiveness towards Morton disproved, [72].
- His policy regarding Scots affairs, [76].
- Further disproof of Sir J. Melville’s remarks, [80].
- His religious views, [83].
- The Scots Reformation position, [83]-88.
- His relations to Calvinism, [89]-96.
- Not a zealot, [90].
- His views of Evangelium, [90].
- His pension, [92].
- His dirge upon Calvin, [93].
- His period of doubt, [98].
- Why he never took orders, [101].
- Is Conformity allowable? [104].
- Renaissance morals, [106].
- Buchanan’s amorist poetry, [107].
- Biographical facts, [111].
- The Roman Catholic Church and education, [112].
- Lords of the Congregation and education, [114].
- His early years of education, [116].
- Enlists as a volunteer to invade England, [118].
- Life at St. Andrews University, [119].
- Proceeds to St. Barbe, [119].
- Friendship with Earl of Cassilis, [119].
- James V. invites him to write Franciscanus, [121].
- Leaves him to the vengeance of Beaton, [122].
- Escapes from prison to the Continent, [122].
- Migrates to Portugal: seized by the Inquisition, [123].
- Imprisoned in a monastery, where he translates the Psalms, [123].
- Returns to Scotland and declares for Protestantism, [124].
- Relations between Mary and Buchanan, [125].
- Accused of ingratitude towards her, [126].
- The multifariousness of his work, [128].
- Writes Admonition to the Trew Lords, [130].
- Characteristics of his History of Scotland, [132].
- Buchanan’s last days, [133].
- His burial-place and property, [135].
- Legend of his skull, [135].
- Characteristics, [136].
- Final summing up, [137]-145.
- Parallel drawn between Dr. Wallace and Buchanan, [138].
Burns, [107], [116].
Calvin, J., [82], [89], [90], [92], [94], [100].
Cameron, [115].
Cargill, [115].
Carlyle, T., [34], [143].
Casaubon, [13].
Cassilis, Lord, [51], [119], [134].
Catullus, [66].
Chameleon, the, [50], [126].
Chapbooks on Buchanan, [21].
Charles II., [9].
Cicero, [67].
Coimbra, college of, [51], [98].
Collége de Guyenne, [58].
Congregation, Lords of, [114], [115].
Covenanters, [115].
Darnley, [128], [134], [139].
Dawes, Canon, [15].
Detectio Mariæ Reginæ, [18], [50].
Diogenes, [69].
Dionysius, Lambinus, [67].
Dirge, the, [92].
Discipline, Book of, [112].
Divine right, [9], [11], [50], [57].
Dryden, John, [10].
Dunbar, William, [121].
Education in Catholic days, [113].
Election, doctrine of, [90].
Elizabeth, Queen, [127].
England, invasion of, [118].
Erasmus, [13], [34], [96], [99], [100].
Eucharistic controversy, [99].
Evangelicals, the, [89].
France, [124].
Franciscanus, the, [50], [90], [98], [106], [121].
Gamaliel, [58].
General Assembly of Church of Scotland, [51].
Genethliacon, the, [56].
Gibbon, [67], [118].
Gouvéa, André de, [58], [122], [123].
Hackney, the, [75].
Hamilton, Sir W., [135].
Hebrew Psalms, [43], [123].
Henry VIII., [127].
Heriot, J., [116].
Herod, King, [58].
Herodias, [58].
History of Scotland, [50], [57], [63], [132].
Horace, [66].
Hosack, [20].
Humanists, [27], [28], [43], [58], [83], [84], [126].
Incarnation, the, [90].
Indulgences, [90].
Inquisition, the, [43], [98].
James IV., [112].
James V., [50], [120].
James VI., [46], [52], [56], [76].
Johnson, S., [15], [129].
Justification by Faith, [86], [90].
Killearn, [111].
Knox, J., [11], [37], [40], [75], [76], [81], [85], [92], [101], [102], [114], [115], [141].
Latin Style, [17], [27], [132].
‘Lena’ poetry, the, [106].
Lennox, Earl of, [33], [37].
Leo X., [84].
Lincoln’s Inn Fields, [9].
Livy, [31], [51], [132].
Luther, [84].
Lyndsay, Sir D., [50], [121].
Macauslan, [111].
Major, John, [65].
Mar, Countess of, [24], [81].
Mary, Queen of Scots, [19], [31], [37], [40], [51], [64], [75], [92], [120], [127], [128], [139].
Mary of Guise, [102].
Melville, Andrew and James, [23], [40], [81], [102], [115].
Melville, Sir James, [52], [80].
Milton, John, [9], [10].
Moderator of Assembly, [51], [128].
Montaigne, [119].
Moray, Earl of, [32], [33], [37], [51], [81], [92], [121], [129], [130], [139].
Morton, Earl of, [73], [74], [75], [79].
Neæra pieces, [108].
Nicene Dogmas, [86].
Oxford University, [9].
Panætius, [67].
Paris, University of, [116].
Paten, Guy, [16].
Pension, [92].
Petrus, Victorinus, [67].
Porson, [15].
Portugal, [43], [51], [98], [123].
Predestinarianism, [86].
Principal of St. Leonard’s, [51].
Private judgment, [86].
Randolph, Sir T., [63], [71], [81].
Reformation, Scots, [11], [83], [85], [87], [120].
Renaissance, the, [83], [87], [96], [106].
Revolutions, English, American, and French, [11].
Rizzio, [128], [139].
Roman Catholic hospitality, [36].
—— —— Church, [28], [97], [99], [101].
Russell, Lord William, [9].
St. Andrews, University of, [118], [129].
Sallust, [132].
Scaligers, the, [12], [13], [30], [48], [81].
Scott, Sir W., [116].
Seneca, [63], [67], [100].
Shairp, Principal, [107].
Shakespeare, [12], [15].
Skelton, Sir J., [20], [125].
Skull, Buchanan’s, [135].
Socrates, [69], [100].
Stephanus, [12].
Stevenson, R. L., [107].
Stoic philosopher, [53], [63], [66], [69], [73], [82], [100].
Tacitus, [132].
Tennyson, [12], [127].
Thackeray, [34], [81].
Thyestes, the, [63].
Transubstantiation, [90].
Wordsworth, W., [14].
Young, Peter, [53], [55], [57], [62].