A
Accolti, Cardinal, [317]
Acquaviva, Cardinal, [356], [357]
Acquaviva, General, [344]
Acta S. Callisti,[7], [17]
Acta S. Silvestri, [87], [88]
Ad Anglos, [435]
Adelchis, [93]
Adelperga, [94]
Adriano da Corneto, [263]
Æneas, Sylvius, [241], [243]
Æterni Patris, [408], [440]
Afiarta, Paul, [83], [84]
African Church, Rome and the, [20], [40], [70]
Agnes, the Empress, [145], [147], [150]
Agnes de Meran, [188]
Aistulph, [80]-3
Albani, Cardinal, [357], [392]
Alberic of Camerino, [131], [133], [139]
Albert of Brandenburg, [304]
Albigensians, massacre of the, [194]-200
Alcuin, [78], [97]
Alexander, II., [147], [149]
Alexander, III., [173]
Alexander V., [228]
Alexander VI., [242]-66
Alexander Severus, [16]
Alexis, Comnenus, [193]
Alfonso of Leon, [157]
Alfonso II. of Naples, [254], [256], [259]
Alidosi, Cardinal, [278]
Allen, Cardinal, [246]
Altheim, Synod of, [138]
Ambrose, St., [30], [31], [35], [38]
America, the Papacy and, [389], [411], [412], [436]
Americanism, [432], [437]
Ammianus Marcellinus, [24]
Anastasius, [75], [102]
Anatolius of Thessalonica, [41]
Anselm of Baggio, [145]
Anselm of Lucca, [147], [150], [152]
Antiphonary, the, [62]
Antonelli, Cardinal, [402]-3, [407], [410]
Apostolicæ Curæ, [436]
Aretini, [275]
Ariald, [145]
Arianism, [19], [21], [31]
Arichis, [92], [93], [94]
Ariosto, [281], [301], [302]
Arnold of Brescia, [174]
Arnold of Citeaux, [195], [198], [199]
Arnulph, [127]
Arsenius, Legate, [109], [112], [126]
Art in mediæval Rome, [266], [282]-4
Astrology at Rome, [274]
Attila, [50]-1
Atto of Vercelli, [133]
Austria expelled from Italy, [399], [405]
Auxentius, [28], [37]
Auxilius, [129]
Avignon, the Popes at, [203]-22
B
Baglione, G., [274]
Bajazet, the Sultan, [256]
Baldwin of Flanders, [110], [192]
Baluze, S., [205]
Barbarossa, Frederic, [173]
Barry, Dr. W., [129]
Basil, St., [32]
Basilica Julii, [24], [25]
Basilica Liberii, [25]
Basilica Sicinini, [25]
Basle, Council of, [240]
Beatific Vision, John XXII. and the, [219]
Beatrice of Tuscany, [148], [163]
Benedict III., [103], [107], [113]
Benedict IX., [140], [143]
Benedict X., [146]
Benedict XI., [203]
Benedict XIII., [227], [238]
Benedict XIV., [353]-67
Benedict of Soracte, [128], [130], [135]
Benedictines, the, and the classics, [58]
Bentivoglio, [274], [278]
Benzo, Bishop, [142], [147]
Berengar, King, [130], [134]
Berengaria of Castile, [189]
Bérenger, [144]
Bernard, of Clairvaux, [172]
Bernetti, Cardinal, [395]
Bertha of Lorraine, [134]
Bertinian Annals, the, [112]
Bertrand de Goth, [207]
Bertrand de Poyet, [216]
Bibbiena, Cardinal, [287], [290], [303]
Bible, early translation of the, [36]
Bismarck and Leo XIII., [428]-30
Bonaparte, Jerome, [379]
Boniface I., [39]
Boniface VIII., [203], [209]
Boniface IX., [223], [224]
Bonitho, Bishop, [142], [151], [164], [168]
Book of Gomorrha, [144]
Book of Pastoral Rule, [61]
Borgia, Cæsar, [244], [258], [260], [263], [267], [272]
Borgia, Jofre, [244], [256]
Borgia, Juan, [244], [256], [258]
Borgia, Lucretia, [244], [250], [254], [255], [260], [262]
Borgia, Pedro Luis, [244]
Borgia, Rodrigo, [261]
Borgia Family, the, [242]
Borgia Rooms, the, [438]
Boris, King, [116]
Bramante, [283]
Breviary, reform of the, [358]-9
Brosch, M., [246], [269]
Brosses, President de, [353], [354]
Bruce, Robert, [219]
Brunetti, A., [398]
Brunichildis, Gregory and, [71]
Brussels, Leo XIII. at, [418]-9
Bulgaria and the Papacy, [137], [191]
Buoncompagni, Cardinal, [333], [334]
Burchard, J., [245], [249], [262]
C
Cacault, [374]
Cadalus, Bishop, [147]
Cajetan, Legate, [307]
Calandria, the, [303]
Calixtus III., [242]
Callistus, Pope, [6]-18
Cambrai, League of, [276], [277]
Canon of Scripture, early, [36], [55]
Canossa, Henry IV. at, [163], [165]-7
Capocci, Giovanni, [176], [177]
Caprara, Cardinal, [376]
Caraffa, Cardinal, [259]
Carbonari, the, [388], [395]
Cardinal, the title, [146]
Cardinalate, reform of the, [339]
Cardinals in the fifteenth century, [248]
Carlism, the Vatican, [433]
Carlomann, [84]
Caroline Books, the, [97]
Caroline Islands, the, [429]
Carpophorus, [8]
Carvajal, Cardinal, [275], [289]
Cassiodorus, [58]
Catacombs, the, [3], [26], [36]
Cataldi, Mgr., [421]
Cathari, the, [182]
Catherine of Siena, [222]
Cavour, [405], [406]
Celestine I., [39]
Celestine III., [174]
Celibacy of the clergy, [145]-6, [152], [155]
Celidonius, [42]
Cenci, [160]
Censorship, early claims of, [55], [115]
Cesena, massacre of, [222]
Chabrol, Count de, [384]
Chalcedon, Council of, [47]-9, [74]
Charlemagne, [84], [85]-6, [90]-97, [99], [101]
Charles Martel, [79]
Charles the Bald, [108], [109], [115], [116]
Charles the Simple, [137]
Charles II., [206]
Charles V., [295], [297], [298], [307], [319]-28
Charles VI., [362]
Charles VIII., [256]-8
Chigi, the banker, [302]
China, Jesuits in, [364]
China, Leo XIII., and, [457]
Choiseul, [357], [360]
Christianity, early condition of, [1]-3
Christopher, Pope, [128]
Cibò, Franceschetto, [248]
Cibò, Innocenzo, [290]
Civiltà Cattolica, the, [406]
Clement I., [4], [5]
Clement III., [169], [173]
Clement IV., [209]
Clement V., [203], [206], [217]
Clement VI., [209], [221]
Clement VII., [223], [311]-2
Clement XI., [360]
Clement XII., [354], [355], [357]
Clement XIII., [368]
Clement XIV., [368], [369]
Colonna, M.A., [294]
Commentary on the First Book of Kings, [63]
Comminges, Count de, [190]
Conciliar Movement, the, [227], [232], [240]
Concordat with Napoleon, [374]-6, [387]
Conradin, [202]
Consalvi, Cardinal, [371], [372], [375], [377], [387]-9
Constance, Council of, [234]-8, [240]
Constance of Sicily, [180]
Constantine, [21]
Constantinople, Council of, [32], [33], [48], [49]
Constantinople, Fall of, [241]
Constantinople taken by the Latins, [193], [194]
Constantius, [19], [23]
Constanza of Aragon, [181]
Contarini, Cardinal, [322]
Conti family, the, [173]
Conti, Ricardo, [177]
Cornaro, Cardinal [302]
Cornelius, Pope, [3]
Costa, Cardinal, [259]
Counter-Reformation, the, [310]
Crespy, Peace of, [325]
Crispi, [426]
Crusade, the Fourth, [191]-4
Culture, early decay of, [57], [62]-3, [84]
Cyprian, St., [20]
Cyriacus, [75]
Cyril of Alexandria, [39], [44]
D
D'Agnesi, Maria Gaetana, [358]
Damasus, [21]-37
D'Amboise, Cardinal, [268], [275]
Damiani, Peter, [144], [145], [147], [151]
Dammann, Dr. A., [165]
Declaration of the Gallican Clergy, [352]
Delarc, O., [142]
Desiderius of Vienne, [62], [71]
Deusdedit, Cardinal, [151]
Dialogues of Gregory the Great, [59]
Didier, Abbot, [149], [153], [169]
Didier, King, [83]-5, [90]
Dietrich von Nieheim, [223], [225]
Dio Cassius, [16]
Dionysian Decretals, the, [120]
Dioscorus of Alexandria, [44]-6
Discipline of the early Church, [13]
Divorce in the early Church, [29]
Djem, Prince, [256], [257]
Döllinger, Dr., [3], [8], [9], [13], [151], [409]
Dominic St., [196], [201]
Dominus ac Redemptor Noster, [369]
Donation of Constantine, [87], [241]
Dovizo, Bernardo, [287], [290]
Duchesne, Mgr., [89], [130], [131]
Dümmler, E., [129]
Dupanloup, [409]
E
Eastern Church, Rome and the, [31]-3, [44]-50, [73]-6, [105]-6
Ebbo of Rheims, [113], [119]
Edict of Milan, [21]
Eginhard, [82], [99]
Elizabeth of Spain, [363]
Encyclicals of Leo XIII., [439], [440]
Endre, Prince, of Hungary, [190]
England and the Papacy, [58], [71], [94], [148], [185]-8, [219], [229], [309], [312], [346], [363], [381], [411], [435]-6
Ephesus, Council of, [46]
Epigrams of Damasus, [36]
Erigena, John Scotus, [115]
Ethelbert, [72]
Etsi Nos, [425]
Eudocia, [105]
Eudoxia, the Empress, [52]
Eugenius IV., [240]
Eulogius, [75]
Eusebius, Pope, [20]
Eusebius of Dorylæum, [48]
Eustochium, Jerome's letter to, [34]-5
Eutyches, [45], [46]
Ex Quo Singulari, [365]
Execrabilis, [210]
Exsurge, Domine, [308]
F
Fantuzzian Fragment, the, [81], [88]
Farnese, Alessandro, [316], [321], [325], [326]
Farnese, Giulia, [249], [252], [253], [254]
Farnese, Vittoria, [325]
Febronianism, [362], [370]
Fedele, P., [129]
Felicia, daughter of Julius II., [271]
Felix, Anti-Pope, [23], [24]
Ferdinand of Spain, [275], [276], [291]
Ferdinand VI., [361]
Ferrante of Naples, [255]
Ferrara and Julius II., [281]
Fesch, Cardinal, [378]
Flavian, [45]-7
Flodoard, [131], [136]
Fontana, [345]
Forged Decretals, the, [104], [105], [117]-22
Forgeries of Middle Ages, [87], [88]
Formosus, [125], [127], [132]
Foulques of Marseilles, [196], [198]
France and the Papacy, [42], [71], [79]-87, [97], [157], [188], [194]-200, [219], [256]-8, [276]-8, [289], [304], [347], [360]-1, [400]-2, [431]-2
France, Anatole, 2
Francis I., [292], [293], [295], [297], [317]
Francis, St., [201], [202]
Francis Joseph I., [412]
Frankenstein, Baron, [429]
Frankfort, Synod of, [97]
Fratricelli, the, [214]
Frederic the Great, [356], [364]
Frederic of Saxony, [307], [308]
Frederic of Sicily, [180], [182], [185]
Freemasonry, Benedict XIV. and, [366]
Friedrich of Tirol, [234], [236], [237]
Fuscianus, [9]
G
Gabrielli, Cardinal, [382]
Gaeta, flight to, [401]
Galilei, Galileo, [352]
Galla Placidia, [47]
Garibaldi, [405], [406], [407]
Gattina, Petrucelli della, [371], [393]
"Gelasian Decree," the, [36], [37], [55]
Gelasius I., [37], [55], [115]
Gerbert, [139]
Germany and the Papacy, [108]-9, [158]-69, [182]-5, [215]-8, [229], [411], [427]-30
Gfrörer, [142]
Ghibellines, the, [182], [216]
Gibbon, Cardinal, [436], [437]
Gioberti, [397], [418], [420]
Giovio, Paolo, [291], [300]
Gizzo, Cardinal, [399]
Glaber, Raoul, [140]
Godfrey of Tuscany [148]
Grassis, P. de, [291]
Gratian, the Emperor, [27], [38]
Gratian, John, [140], [143]
Great Schism, the, [221]-3
Gregory I., [57]-77
Gregory III., [79]
Gregory VII., [141]-70
Gregory X., [204]
Gregory XI., [222]
Gregory XII., [226], [227], [231]
Gregory XIII., [332], [334]
Gregory XVI., [392], [395], [396]
Grévy, President, [432]
Grisar, Father, [11], [18]
Guelphs, the, [182]
Guibert of Ravenna, [168]
Guido of Spoleto, [127]
Guiscard, Robert, [148], [155], [168], [169]
Guise, Duke of, [347], [348], [349]
Günther, [108], [109]
Guy, the Cistercian, [195]
H
Hadrian I., [81], [83], [84]-100
Hadrian II., [110], [118], [125], [126], [127]
Hadrian IV., [174]
Hadrian VI., [311]
Hecker, Father, [437]
Helletrude, [111]
Henry III. (Germany), [143], [144]
Henry IV. (Germany), [154], [158]-69
Henry V. (Germany), [172]
Henry VI. (Germany), [178], [179]
Henry III. (France), [346], [347], [349]
Henry IV. (France), [347], [348], [349], [350]
Henry VIII. (England), [277], [279], [292], [293], [294], [309]
Heribert of Vermandois, [137], [138]
Herimann of Cologne, [138]
Herlembald, [148], [159]
Hermingard, [84]
Hilary, St., and the Papacy, [42]
Hildebrand. See Gregory VII.
Hildeprand, [92], [93]
Hildwin, [112]
Hincmar of Rheims, [105], [111]-13, [119], [120]
Hippolytus, [7], [8], [11], [12], [17]
Historia Augusta, the, [16]
Hodgkin, Dr., [88], [90]
Hohenstauffens, the, [182], [202]
Honorius I., [79]
Hontheim, Johann von, [370]
Hormisdas, [55]
Hrodgaud, [93]
Hrzan, Cardinal, [372]
Hübner, Baron de, [333], [343]
Hucbert, [107]
Hugh Candidus, Cardinal, [149], [159]
Hugh of Provence, [138], [139]
Hugues Géraud, [211], [212]
Hungarians in Italy, the, [135]
Huns, St. Leo and the, [50]
Hus, John, [232], [235], [238]
Hutten, Ulrich von, [305], [308]
I
Ignatius of Antioch, [4]
Ignatius of Constantinople, [105]-7
Ignatius of Loyola, [331], [333]
Image-worship, quarrel about, [97]
Immaculate Conception, the, [403]-4
Index of Prohibited Books, the first, [55]
Indulgences, origin of the Spanish, [192]
Indulgences, traffic in, [225], [231], [284], [301], [305]
Infallibility, struggle over, [409]-10
Infessura, S., [245], [250]
Ingeltrude, [107]
Innocent I., [38], [39]
Innocent III., [137], [141], [171]-201
Innocent VII., [226]
Inquisition, the, at Rome, [324], [331]
Inscrutabile, [423]
Interest Apostolicæ Sedis, [183]
Investiture-struggle, the, [152], [172]
Ireland, Archbishop, [436]
Ireland, Leo XIII. and, [434]-5
Irene, the Empress, [94], [96]
Irmengard, [135]
Isaac Comnenus, [193]
Italy, Unification of, [405]-7
J
Jacobini, Cardinal, [426]
Jacques de Via, [213]
James III., [363]
Jansenists, the, [360]-1
Jean of Jandun, [215]
Jerome, St., [22], [23], [27], [34], [36]
Jerome of Prague, [232]
Jesuits, the, [343], [352], [360], [364], [365], [369], [387]-8, [399], [402]-3
Jews, John XXII. and the, [219]
Jews, the Papacy and the, [65]
Jews, Sixtus V. and the, [343]
John VIII., [125], [126], [133]
John IX., [131]
John X., [126]-38
John XI., [128], [130], [131], [138]
John XII., [139]
John XXII., [205]-20
John XXIII., [221]-39
John of Bohemia, [218]
John Capistrano, [241]
John the Faster, [73]-4
John Lackland and the Papacy, [185]-8
John of Ravenna, [114]
Joseph II., [355], [369], [370]
Josephine, divorce of, [378], [383]
Judith, [110]
Julius II., [246], [247], [250], [255], [257], [268]-84
Julius III., [331]
K
Kailo of Ravenna, [132]
Keane, Mgr., [437]
Kitto, E.J., [223], [235]
Knights of Labour, the, [436]
Kulturkampf, the, [427]-30
L
La Balue, Cardinal, [248]
Ladislaus of Hungary, [157]
Ladislaus of Naples, [223], [227]
Lambert of Hersfeld, [164], [166]
Lambruschini, Cardinal, [392]
Landulph, [145]
Lanfranc, [154], [156]
Langton, Stephen, [186]-7, [188]
Languedoc, heresy in, [195]
Lateran basilica, the, [20], [25], [56]
Lateran Council, the Fourth, [200]
Lateran Council, the Fifth, [280], [282], [303]
League, the Catholic, [347], [348]
Leo I., [39]-54
Leo II., [79]
Leo III., [101]
Leo IV., [102]
Leo V., [127]
Leo IX., [144]
Leo X., [248], [250], [287]-309
Leo XII., [391]
Leo XIII., [415]-42
Leo the Isaurian, [53]
Leonardo of Arezzo, [223], [227]
Leonetti, A., [243]
Leontia, the Empress, [76]
L'Épinois, H. de, [243], [245]
Leti, Gregorio, [333]
Liber Pontificalis, the,[ 8], [11], [24], [80], [87]-9
Liberius, [19], [22], [23]
Liverani, P., [129], [132]
Lollards, the, [232]
Lombards, the, in Italy, [56], [66], [68], [79], [92]-3
Lothair of Lorraine, [107], [109], [110]
Lottery, the Papal, [357]
Louis of Anjou, [228], [229], [230]
Louis of Bavaria, [215], [216], [217]
Louis II., [103], [107]-9
Louis VIII., [188]
Louis XII., [260], [261], [274], [277]-8, [291]
Louis XVIII., [414]
Luchaire, Achille, [175]
Luciferians, the, [30]
Luitprand, Bishop, [130], [132], [136]
Luitprand, King, [79]
Lunéville, Treaty of, [374]
Luther, Martin, [252], [299], [306]-9
M
Macarius, [30]
Magic, John XXII. and, [212]
Magna Charta denounced by Innocent III., [188]
Magna Maralia, [59], [63]
Malabar Rites, the, [364]
Malatesta of Rimini, [230]
Mandragola, [303]
Manfred, [202]
Manichæans, the, [41], [43]
Manichæism, [195]
Manning, Cardinal, [409]
Marcia, [6]
Marcian, [47], [50]
Maria Theresa, [362]
Marie of Brabant, [190]
Markwald of Anweiler, [179], [180], [181]
Marozia, [128]-32, [135]-6, [138], [139]
Marriage, the Papacy and, [188], [189], [190]
Marsiglio of Padua, [215]
Martens, Dr. W., [142], [160]
Martin I., [79]
Martin V., [240]
Martyrology, reform of the, [359]
Mary Stuart, [346]
Mathew, Dr., A.H., [142], [153], [167], [243]
Mathilda of Tuscany, [148], [150], [155], [163], [165]
Matteo Visconti, [216]
Maurice, the Emperor, [68], [69], [73]-6
Maury, Cardinal, [371]
Maximilian, the Emperor, [273], [275], [276], [277], [294]
Maximinus, [27]
May Laws, the, [428], [429]
Mazzini, [396], [398], [404]
Medici, Catherine de', [347]
Medici, Cosmo de', [239]
Medici, Giuliano de', [290], [292]
Medici, Giulio de', [290]
Medici, Lorenzo de' (nephew of Leo X.), [290], [297], [298]
Melchiades, [118]
Menæchmi, the, [262]
Mercier, Cardinal, [440]
Michael, Angelo, [283], [301], [329]
Michael de Cesena, [215]
Michael the Drunkard, [105], [106]
Michiel, Cardinal, [263]
Militz, Karl von, [307]
Milo, the Legate, [198]
Miollis, General, [381]
Mirandola, G.P. della, [304]
Modernism, [432], [437], [442]
Montfort, Simon de, [199], [200]
Monti di Pietà, [303]
Morality in the early Church, [33]-5, [66]
N
Napoleon I. and the Papacy, [370], [374]-88
Napoleon III., [400], [405]
Nepotism at the Vatican, [174], [244]-60, [271], [290], [291], [315], [316], [320], [331]
Newman, Cardinal, [409]
Nicæa, Council of, [96]
Nicholas I., [102]-23
Nicholas II., [146], [147]
Nicholas V., [217], [241]
Nicholas of Cusa, [241]
Nielsen, Dr. F., [373], [393]
Normans and the Papacy, [145], [147], [169]
O
Ockham, William of, [215]
Offa, [94], [96]
Olivarez, Count, [347]
Organic Articles, the, [376], [377]
Orsini, the, [174], [177]
Orsini, Adriana, [249], [252]
Orsini, Cardinal B., [263]
Orsini, Giulia, [249], [252], [253], [254]
Orsini, Laura, [253], [271]
Orsini, Paolo, [334]
Orsini, Virginio, [255]
Otto I., [139]
Otto of Brunswick, [182], [183], [184]
Oxford Movement, the, [435]
P
Pacca, Cardinal, [381]-2, [387]
Pagi, [129]
Pallavicino, Cardinal, [275]
Pandolpho, the Legate, [187], [188]
Papal supremacy, evolution of, [5], [30]-1, [37], [39], [44], [48], [53] [67], [74]-6, [103]
Parnellism [434]-5
Paschasinus, [49]
Pastor Æternus, [410]
Pastoureaux, the, [219]
Patarenes, the, [145], [148], [159]
Patrimonies, the Papal, [64], [79]
Paul at Rome, [4]
Paul I., [83]
Paul II., [246]
Paul III., [252], [313]-29, [363]
Paul IV., [331]
Pedro of Aragon, [190], [199]
Pelagius, Pope, [58]
Pepoli, Count, [338]
Peretti, Alexander, [336]
Peretti, Camilla, [334], [341]
Peretti, Francesco, [334]
Persecution, the Papacy and, [43], [70], [196]
Persico, Mgr., [435]
Perugino, [283]
Peter at Rome, [4]
Peter, brother of John X., [135]
Peter of Carbara, [217]
Petrarch, [211], [216]
Petrucci, Cardinal, [295]
Philip II., [186], [187], [188], [198]
Philip III., [203], [207]
Philip VI., [217], [220]
Philip of Anjou, [202]
Philip Neri, St., [333]
Philip of Suabia, [179], [182]-4
Phocas, the Emperor, [76]
Photius, [105], [106]
Pierleone, Cardinal, [183]
Pierleone, Giovanni, [176], [177]
Pierre de Castelnau, [195], [197]
Pignatelli, Cardinal, [387]
Pinturicchio, [266], [283]
Pippin, Donation of, [80]-3
Pirie-Gordon, C.H.C., [175]
Pisa, Council of, [228], [229]
Pisa, second Council of, [278], [279]
Pius II., [243]
Pius III., [268]
Pius IV., [331]
Pius V., [332], [334]
Pius VI., [369], [372]
Pius VII., [371]-90
Pius VIII., [392]
Pius IX., [393]-413, [425]
Plebiscites in Italy, [405], [406], [408]
Pliny, [2]
Poles, the Vatican, the, [434]
Poli, Oddo, [177]
Pontianus, [18]
Pragmatic Sanction, the, [286], [294], [304]
Primacy, idea of the, [6], [30], [37], [39], [40], [48]
Priscillianists, the, [31]
Pucci, Lorenzo, [290]
Pulcheria, [46], [47]
Q
Quanta Cura, [407]
Quiercey Donation, the, [81]
R
Rampolla, Cardinal, [426], [429]
Raphael, [301]
Ratherius, Bishop, [133]
Ratisbon, Diet of, [322]
Ravenna and the Papacy, [67], [68]
Raymond of Toulouse, [196]-9
Raynaldus, [243]
Reformation, the, [286], [304]-9, [312], [317]-30
Reformation, foregleams of the, [215], [232], [241], [286]
Reginald of Canterbury, [186]
Renaissance, the, [241]
Renier, the Cistercian, [195]
Rerum Novarum, [441]
Revolution, the French, [370], [372]
Riario, Cardinal, [296]
Riario, Pietro, [246]
Richard the Lion-Heart, [185]
Robert of Geneva, [222], [223]
Robert of Naples, [216], [217]
Romwald, [94]-5
Roquain, F., [142], [151]
Roscoe, W., [291]
Rosmini, A., [400], [402]
Rossi, G.B. de, [8], [9], [13]
Rossi, Pellegrino, [400]
Rothrad of Soissons, [111]-12, [119]
Rotrud, [96]
Roy, Jules, [120], [121]
Rudolph II., of Burgundy, [134]
Rudolph of Suabia, [159], [163], [165], [167], [168]
S
Sabellius, [12]
Sacramentary, the, [62]
St. Bartholomew, Massacre of, [332]
Sta. Maria Maggiore, [25]
St. Peter's, building of, [274], [283]
Sala, Cardinal, [417]
Saldanha, Cardinal, [365]
Sancho of Portugal, [190]
Sanfedisti, the, [388], [396]
Sangallo, [329]
Sanseverino, Cardinal, [289]
Sant' Angelo, Castle of, [60]
Sanuto, M., [253], [291]
Satolli, Mgr., [437]
Sauli, Cardinal, [296]
Savona, Pius VII. at, [383]-5
Savonarola and Alexander VI., [264]-5
Scatfgoch, Bishop, [364]
Schmalkaldic League, the, [327], [328]
Schwemer, R., [185]
Sergius III., [125], [127], [128], [129], [131]
Sergius IV., [139]
Servatus Lupus, [118]
Severus, Bishop, [68]
Sforza, Cardinal Ascanio, [248], [250]
Sforza, Giovanni, [254], [259]
Sforza, Lodovico, [255], [258]
Sigismund of Hungary, [229]-30, [232]-8
Silvester I., [20]
Silvester II., [139], [143], [157]
Simeon of Bulgaria, [137]
Simony at Rome, [210], [224]-5, [250], [268], [301]
Sirianus, Pope, [37]
Sixtus III., [39]
Sixtus IV., [244], [246]
Sixtus V., [332]-50
Slaves, the Papacy and the, [65]
Socialism and the Vatican, [424], [427], [428], [431], [441]
Sollicitudo Omnium, [388]
Solomon of Brittany, [119]
Solomon of Hungary, [157]
Spain and the Papacy, [70], [154], [157], [189]-90, [260], [347]-9, [361]
Spina, Archbishop, [374]
Spirituals, the, [214]
Stephen I., [80]
Stephen II., [80]-2
Stephen III., [83]
Stephen IV., [83]
Stephen V., [101]
Stephen VI., [125], [126], [127]
Stephen X., [145], [146]
Stephens, W.R.W., [142]
Strozzi, the banker, [302]
Stuarts, the Vatican and the, [363]
Sulpicius Severus, [31]
Syagrius, Bishop, [71]
Syllabus, the, [407]
T
Talleyrand, [376], [380]
Talleyrand-Périgord, Countess, [204]
Talmud, condemnation of the, [219]
Tancred of Sicily, [181]
Tarasius, [96]
Tassilo, [93]
Tedald, [160]
Templars, suppression of the, [203]
Temporal power, beginning of the, [78]-83, [86]-90, [95]
Tencin, Cardinal, [354], [355]
Tertullian, [5], [13]
Tetzel, [306]
Teutonic Knights, the, [219]
Theodora of Rome, [128], [129]-32
Theodora, the Empress, [56]
Theodoric, [55]
Theodosius, [32], [33]
Theophylactus, [128], [132]
Theutberga, [107], [110]
Thomas Aquinas, philosophy of, [440]
Three Chapters, the, [67]
Transtiberina, the, [1], [16]
Trent, Council of, [323]-8, [330], [331]-2
Troslé, Council of, [133]
Turribius of Astorga, [43]
U
Unigenitus, [360]
Urban I., [11], [18]
Urban II., [172]
Urban VI., [222]
Urban VIII., [352]
Urbino, Duchy of, [294], [295], [298]
Ursicinus, Anti-Pope, [25]-7
V
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Valenti, Cardinal, [357]
Valentinian I., [27], [29], [37]
Valentinian II., [38]
Valla, Lorenzo, [241]
Vandals, Leo and the, [51]-2
Vannozza dei Catanei, [245]
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Vatican Council, the, [408]-10
Vatican, early state of the, [1], [2]
Vatican Library, the, [438]
Venantius and Gregory the Great, [72]
Venice and the Papacy, [272]-3, [275]-6
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Victor I., [5], [9]
Victor III., [140]
Victor Emmanuel I., [406]
Vienna Congress, the, [388]
Villani, [208]
Viventius, [25], [27]
Voltaire, [356]
Vulgarius, [129], [130]
W
Waldeck-Rousseau, [432]
Waldrada, [107], [109], [110]
Walpole, Horace, [356]
Walter de Brienne, [181]
Wenilo of Sens, [118]
William II. and the Papacy, [430]
William of Burgundy, [156]
William the Conqueror, [148], [156]
Wiseman, Cardinal, [379]
Worms, Diet of, [308]
Wulfad, [113]
Wyclif, [232]
X
Ximenes, Cardinal, [301]
Y
York, Cardinal, [363]
Young Italians, the, [395], [396]
Z
Zachary I., [79], [80]
Zara, the taking of, [192], [193]
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The Censorship of the Church of Rome and its Influence upon the Production and the Distribution of Literature
A Study of the History of the Prohibitory and Expurgatory Indexes, together with some Consideration of the effects of Protestant Censorship and of Censorship by the State
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