Renaissance in Italy, Volume 1 (of 7) / The Age of the Despots

by John Addington Symonds

INDEX

A

• Abelard, [9.]
• Ahmed, [589.]
• Albigenses, [9.]
• Aldi, the, [23].
• Aleander, [27.]
• Alexander VI., [406]., [407.] seq.., [603;]
  • death, [430.] (see Papacy).
• Alfonso I. of Naples, [568.]
• Alfonso II., [119], [572].
• Allegre, [418],
• Allegretti, works, [292];
  • cited, [165];
  • quoted, [616]
• America, effects of its discovery, [540].
• Ammanati, works, [489].
• Anjou, house of, transfers its claims to Sicily, [539].
• Appiani, [148].
• Ariosto, works, [119];
  • cited, [413];
  • quoted, [130]
• Aristotle, influence of his writings, [197];
  • quoted, [234], [235].
• Art in Middle Age, [17];
  • effect of religious conventionalism, [18];
  • revolution made by Renaissance, [18], [19].
  • Italian, inimical to ugliness, [490];
  • flourishes under despots, [79].
• Ascham, R., quoted, [472].

B

• Bacon, Francis, [26];
• ——, Roger, [9], [10.].
• Baglioni, [122], [148].
• Barbiano, [159].
• Bartoli, A., cited, [252].
• Beccadelli, [174].
• Bellini, works, [488].
• Bentivogli, [102], [115], [123].
• Bergamo, V. da, [618].
• Bernard, St., [13].
• Berni cited, [443].
• Bibbiena, [184];
  • quoted, [190].
• Bologna, [123], [617].
• Boniface VIII., [76].
• Borgia, Cesare, [117], [324], [345] seq., [426], [577];
  • murders, [352].
• Borgia, Lucrezia, [419];
  • character cleared of calumny, [420].
• Borgia, Roderigo (see Alexander VI).
• Boscoli, P. P., [466].
• Bracciolini, P., [274].
• Brantôme quoted, [117].
• Brescia, [615];
  • Arnold of, [64].
• Browning, R., quoted, [13].
• Bruni, L., [274].
• Buonarottí, [491];
  • works, [19].
• Burchard cited, [430], [431].
• Burckhardt cited, [428];
  • quoted, [434].
• Burton, Robert, cited, [475].
• Bussolaro, J. del, [610].
• Byzantine empire, effect of its fall, [14].

C

• Capistrano, G. da, [615].
• Capponi, P., [284], [563].
• Carducci, [284], [289];
  • works, [293].
• Carmagnuola, F., [161].
• "Carmina Burana," [9].
• Carrara, [149].
• Carroccio, [58].
• Castiglione, works, [183], [457].
• Catholic Church (see Papacy).
  • Support of Church required by good society, [455];
  • philosophy and theology fused, [456];
  • religion divorced from morality, [462], [493];
  • influence of ancient literature, [464];
  • æstheticism, [465];
  • humanism antagonistic to Christianity, [493];
  • its corruption, [448] seq.;
  • not universal, [470];
  • immorality of priests, [458], [459];
  • power of ecclesiastical eloquence, [491];
  • revivals, [490], [606] seq.;
  • indestructable vigor of religious faith, [469].
• Cellini, B., [104], [462], [492];
  • memoirs, [325].
• Charles VIII. (see Italy, history), [540] seq.;
  • escape, [580].
• Charles of Anjou, [75].
• Charles the Great, [50].
• Chivalry, [483].
• Christianity (see Catholic Church, Morals),
  • influence in forming modern society, [7];
  • how affected by Renaissance, [25].
• Clement VII., [443], [633].
• Colonnesi, [375].
• Columbus, [15].
• Comines cited, [416];
  • quoted, [214], [475], [541], [553], [572], [578].
• Condottieri, [86], [113], [131], [156] seq.; [245], [361];
  • character of warfare, [102], [363].
• Compagni, Dino, chronicle of, [262];
  • its authenticity, [266] seq.
• Copernicus, [15].
• Corio, works, [292];
  • quoted, [135], [143], [145], [152]. [160], [385], [391], [392], [619].
• Coryat, T., quoted, [475].
• Croce, della, [614].
• Cromwell, [454].
• Cruelty (see Blood-madness),
  • instances of, [151], [478], [571];
  • of French, [557], [583];
  • its use, [354].
• Crusades, [7].

D

• Dante, political views, [261];
  • works, [10], [11], [73], [260];
  • quoted, [73], [76], [77], [133].
• Democratic idea, its gradual growth, [8].
• Dennistoun cited, [160].
• Descartes, [26].
• Djem, [415], [566], [576].
• Dürer, works, [490];
  • cited, [475].

E