A Short History of Monks and Monasteries

by Alfred Wesley Wishart

Peyto, Friar, denounces Henry VIII., [296]:

Philanthropy, spirit of, kept alive by monks, [412]. See [Charity.]

Philip IV., King, of France, his charges against the Knights, [202].

Phillips, Wendell, on the reading of history, [386].

Philo, on the Essenes, [23]; on the Therapeutæ, [27].

Philosophy, ascetic influence of Greek, [21]; Gnostic, [27]; Pagan, and fall of Rome, [76].

Pike, Luke Owen, on the character of Henry VIII., [290]; on the lawlessness of monks, [336].

Pilgrims of Grace, [326]; their demands and overthrowal, [327].

Pillar Saints, [51].

Plague, Black, and the monks, [410].