A Short History of Monks and Monasteries

by Alfred Wesley Wishart

Latimer, Bishop, and the monastic funds, [323].

Laumer, St., and wild animals, [156].

Laveleye on Christianity, [378].

Lay abbots, disorders among the, [179].

Layton, a Royal Commissioner, [311], [312].

Lea, on celibacy, [184]; on the Reformation, [342].

Learning, influence of Alcuin and Wilfred on, [167]; Irish monasteries as centers of, [169]; monks further, in England, [252]; the monks and secular, [406]; effects of monasticism on the course of, [407]. See [Literary services.]

Lecky, on Fabiola's hospitals, [105]; on asceticism and civilization, [401]; on industry and the monastic ideal, [405]; on abuses of alms-giving, [411]; on the monastic doctrines of hell, [418].

Legh, a Royal Commissioner, [311].

Leo X., Pope, [293].