Christian army at Jerusalem, pious fervour of the, [ i. 226], [ i. 227].
Enthusiasm and valour of, [ ii. 36], [ ii. 37].
—— religion, its tendency to soften the manners of the Eastern conquerors, [ i. 38].
Influence of, on the Crusaders, [ i. 56].
Christianity, power of the popes augmented by the progress of, [ i. 39].
On the sanguinary wars in support of, [ ii. 310]; [iii. 15] n.
Overthrown at Constantinople by the Turks, [iii. 158].
Extended to China, [iii. 304].
Its superiority over Mohammedanism, [iii. 346], [iii. 347].
Christians of the East respected by the northern barbarians, [ i. 3].