Part III
MEDIEVAL CHRISTIANITY
Chap. I—Expansion and Organization
| § 1. | [Position in the Seventh Century] | 165 | ||||||
| § 2. | [Methods of Expansion] | 168 | ||||||
| § 3. | [Growth of the Papacy] | 174 | ||||||
Chap. II—Religious Evolution and Strife
| § 1. | [Growth of Idolatry and Polytheism] | 184 | ||||||
| § 2. | [Doctrines of the Eucharist, Purgatory, andConfession] | 189 | ||||||
| § 3. | [Rationalistic Heresies] | 194 | ||||||
| § 4. | [Anti-clerical Heresies] | 197 | ||||||
Chap. III—The Social Life and Structure
| § 1. | [The Clergy, Regular and Secular] | 205 | ||||||
| § 2. | [The Higher Theology and its Effects] | 211 | ||||||
| § 3. | [Christianity and Feudalism] | 213 | ||||||
| § 4. | [Influence of the Crusades] | 218 | ||||||
Chap. IV—The Intellectual Life
| § 1. | [Superstition and Intolerance] | 224 | ||||||
| § 2. | [The Inquisition] | 227 | ||||||
| § 3. | [Classic Survivals and Saracen Contacts] | 231 | ||||||
| § 4. | [Religion and Art] | 236 | ||||||