Gerald (Sylvester) his Itinerarium Cambriæ, quoted, [317].
Gil Blas, quoted, [78].
Girard (Father), inflicts Cornelian disciplines on Miss Cadiere, [237].
Gerund de Campazas, a Spanish Novel, quoted, [293], [379].
Goddesses, weapons with which the Antients supplied them, [60], [319].
Gretzer (Father), a strenuous promoter of flagellations, [44], [45].
His consultation of a Physician recited, [402], [403].
Gymnosophists, or naked Sages, [391].
H.
Heloisa. The friendship of Abelard to her, [236], [243].
Henry II. of England, receives a correction from the Church, [251], [252].