Manners, Customs, and Dress During the Middle Ages and During the Renaissance Period

by P. L. Jacob

• Bailiwick
• Bailliage, or Tribunal of the King's Bailiff, Sixteenth Century
• Baker, The, Sixteenth Century
• Balancing, Feats of, Thirteenth Century
• Ballet, Representation of a, before Henri III. and his Court
• Banner of the Coopers of Bayonne
• " " La Rochelle
• " Corporation of Bakers of Arras
• " " Bakers of Paris
• " " Boot and Shoe Makers of Issoudun
• " Corporation of Publichouse-keepers of Montmédy
• " Corporation of Publichouse-keepers of Tonnerre
• " Drapers of Caen
• " Harness-makers of Paris
• " Nail-makers of Paris
• " Pastrycooks of Caen
• " " La Rochelle
• " " Tonnerre
• " Tanners of Vie
• " Tilers of Paris
• " Weavers of Toulon
• " Wheelwrights of Paris
• Banquet, Grand, at the Court of France
• Barber
• Barnacle Geese
• Barrister, Fifteenth Century
• Basin-maker
• Bastille, The
• Bears and other Beasts, how they may be caught with a Dart
• Beggar playing the Fiddle
• Beheading
• Bell and Canon Caster
• Bird-catching, Fourteenth Century
• Bird-piping, Fourteenth Century
• Blind and Poor Sick of St. John, Fifteenth Century
• Bob Apple, The Game of
• Bootmaker's Apprentice working at a Trial-piece, Thirteenth Century
• Bourbon, Constable de, Trial of, before the Peers of France
• Bourgeois, Thirteenth Century
• Brandenburg, Marquis of
• Brewer, The, Sixteenth Century
• Brotherhood of Death, Member of the
• Burgess of Ghent and his Wife, from a Window of the Fifteenth Century
• Burgess at Meals
• Burgesses with Hoods, Fourteenth Century
• Burning Ballet, The
• Butcher, The, Sixteenth Century
• Butler at his Duties

• Cards for a Game of Piquet, Sixteenth Century
• Carlovingian King in his Palace
• Carpenter, Fifteenth Century
• Carpenter's Apprentice working at a Trial-piece, Fifteenth Century
• Cast to allure Beasts
• Castle of Alamond, The
• Cat-o'-nine-tails
• Celtic Monument (the Holy Ox)
• Chamber of Accounts, Hotel of the
• Chandeliers in Bronze, Fourteenth Century
• Charlemagne, The Emperor
• " Coronation of
• " Dalmatica and Sandals of
• " receiving the Oath of Fidelity from one of his great Barons
• " Portrait of
• Charles, eldest Son of King Pepin, receiving the News of the Death of his Father
• Charles V. and the Emperor Charles IV., Interview between
• Château-Gaillard aux Andelys
• Châtelet, The Great
• Cheeses, The Manufacture of, Sixteenth Century
• Chilpéric, Tomb of, Eleventh Century
• Clasp-maker
• Cloth to approach Beasts, How to carry a
• Cloth-worker
• Coins, Gold Merovingian, 628-638
• " Gold, Sixth and Seventh Centuries
• " " Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries
• " Gold and Silver, Thirteenth Century
• " " Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries
• " Silver, Eighth to Eleventh Centuries
• Cologne, View of, Sixteenth Century
• Comb in Ivory, Sixteenth Century
• Combat of a Knight with a Dog, Thirteenth Century
• Companion Carpenter, Fifteenth Century
• Cook, The, Sixteenth Century
• Coppersmith, The, Sixteenth Century
• Corn-threshing and Bread-making, Sixteenth Century
• Costume of Emperors at their Coronation since the Time of Charlemagne
• " King Childebert, Seventh Century
• " King Clovis, Sixth Century
• " Saints in the Sixth to Eighth Century
• " Prelates, Eighth to Tenth Century
• " a Scholar of the Carlovingian Period
• Costume of a Scholar, Ninth Century
• " a Bishop or Abbot, Ninth Century
• " Charles the Simple, Tenth Century
• " Louis le Jeune
• " a Princess
• " William Malgeneste, the King's Huntsman
• " an English Servant, Fourteenth Century
• " Philip the Good
• " Charles V., King of France
• " Jeanne de Bourbon
• " Charlotte of Savoy
• " Mary of Burgundy
• " the Ladies of the Court of Catherine de Medicis
• " a Gentleman of the French Court, Sixteenth Century
• " the German Bourgeoisie, Sixteenth Century
• Costumes, Italian, Fifteenth Century
• Costumes of the Thirteenth Century
• " the Common People, Fourteenth Century
• " a rich Bourgeoise, of a Peasant-woman, and of a Lady of the Nobility, Fourteenth Century
• " a Young Nobleman and of a Bourgeois, Fourteenth Century
• " a Bourgeois or Merchant, of a Nobleman, and of a Lady of the Court or rich Bourgeoise, Fifteenth Century
• " a Mechanic's Wife and a rich Bourgeois, Fifteenth Century
• " Young Noblemen of the Court of Charles VIII
• " a Nobleman, a Bourgeois, and a Noble Lady, of the time of Louis XII
• " a rich Bourgeoise and a Nobleman, time of Francis I
• Counter-seal of the Butchers of Bruges in 1356
• Country Life
• Cour des Miracles of Paris
• Court Fool
• " of Love in Provence, Fourteenth Century
• " of the Nobles, The
• " Supreme, presided over by the King
• " of a Baron, The
• " Inferior, in the Great Bailiwick
• Courtiers amassing Riches at the Expense of the Poor, Fourteenth Century
• Courts of Love in Provence, Allegorical Scene of, Thirteenth Century
• Craftsmen, Fourteenth Century
• Cultivation of Fruit, Fifteenth Century
• " Grain, and Manufacture of Barley and Oat Bread

• Dance called "La Gaillarde"
• " of Fools, Thirteenth Century
• " by Torchlight
• Dancers on Christmas Night
• David playing on the Lyre
• Dealer in Eggs, Sixteenth Century
• Deer, Appearance of, and how to hunt them with Dogs
• Deputies of the Burghers of Ghent, Fourteenth Century
• Dice-maker
• Distribution of Bread, Meat, and Wine
• Doge of Venice, Costume of the, before the Sixteenth Century
• " in Ceremonial Costume of the Sixteenth Century
• " Procession of the
• Dog-kennel, Fifteenth Century
• Dogs, Diseases of, and their Cure, Fourteenth Century
• Dortmund, View of, Sixteenth Century
• Drille, or Narquois, Fifteenth Century
• Drinkers of the North, The Great
• Druggist
• Dues on Wine
• Dyer

• Edict, Promulgation of an
• Elder and Juror, Ceremonial Dress of an
• Elder and Jurors of the Tanners of Ghent
• Eloy, St., Signature of
• Empalement
• Entry of Louis XI. into Paris
• Equestrian Performances, Thirteenth Century
• Estrapade, The, or Question Extraordinary
• Executions
• Exhibitor of Strange Animals

• Falcon, How to train a New, Fourteenth Century
• " How to bathe a New
• Falconer, Dress of the, Thirteenth Century
• " German, Sixteenth Century
• Falconers, Thirteenth Century
• " dressing their Birds, Fourteenth Century
• Falconry, Art of, King Modus teaching the, Fourteenth Century
• " Varlets of, Fourteenth Century
• Families, The, and the Barbarians
• Fight between a Horse and Dogs, Thirteenth Century
• Fireworks on the Water
• Fish, Conveyance of, by Water and Land
• Flemish Peasants, Fifteenth Century
• Franc, Silver, Henry IV.
• Franks, Fourth to Eighth Century
• " King or Chief of the, Ninth Century
• " King of the, dictating the Salic Law
• Frédégonde giving orders to assassinate Sigebert, from a Window of the Fifteenth Century
• Free Judges
• Funeral Token

• Gallo-Roman Costumes
• Gaston Phoebus teaching the Art of Venery
• German Beggars
• " Knights, Fifteenth Century
• " Soldiers, Sixth to Twelfth Century
• " Sportsman, Sixteenth Century
• Ghent, Civic Guard of
• Gibbet of Montfaucon, The
• Gipsies Fortune-telling
• " on the March
• Gipsy Encampment
• " Family, A
• " who used to wash his Hands in Molten Lead
• Goldbeater
• Goldsmith
• Goldsmiths of Ghent, Names and Titles of some of the Members of the Corporation of, Fifteenth Century
• " Group of, Seventeenth Century.
• Grain-measurers of Ghent, Arms of the
• Grape, Treading the
• Grocer and Druggist, Shop of a, Seventeenth Century

• Hanging to Music
• Hare, How to allure the
• Hatter
• Hawking, Lady setting out, Fourteenth Century
• Hawks, Young, how to make them fly, Fourteenth Century
• Hay-carriers, Sixteenth Century
• Herald, Fourteenth Century
• Heralds, Lodge of the
• Heron-hawking, Fourteenth Century
• Hostelry, Interior of an, Sixteenth Century
• Hôtel des Ursins, Paris, Fourteenth Century
• Hunting-meal

• Imperial Procession
• Infant Richard, The, crucified by the Jews at Pontoise
• Irmensul and Crodon, Idols of the Ancient Saxons
• Iron Cage
• Issue de Table, The
• Italian Beggar
• " Jew, Fourteenth Century
• " Kitchen, Interior of
• " Nobleman, Fifteenth Century

• Jacques Coeur, Amende honorable of, before
• Charles VII
• " House of, at Bourges
• Jean Jouvenel des Ursins, Provost of Paris, and Michelle de Vitry, his Wife (Reign of Charles VI.)
• Jerusalem, View and Plan of
• Jew, Legend of a, calling the Devil from a Vessel of Blood
• Jewish Ceremony before the Ark
• " Conspiracy in France
• " Procession
• Jews taking the Blood from Christian Children
• " of Cologne burnt alive, The
• " Expulsion of the, in the Reign of the Emperor Hadrian
• " Secret Meeting of the
• John the Baptist, Decapitation of
• John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy, Assassination of
• Judge, Fifteenth Century
• Judicial Duel, The
• Jugglers exhibiting Monkeys and Bears, Thirteenth Century
• " performing in Public, Thirteenth Century

• King-at-Arms presenting the Sword to the Duc de Bourbon
• King's Court, The, or Grand Council, Fifteenth Century
• Kitchen, Interior of a, Sixteenth Century.
• " and Table Utensils
• Knife-handles in Ivory, Sixteenth Century
• Knight in War-harness
• Knight and his Lady, Fourteenth Century
• Knights and Men-at-Arms of the Reign of Louis le Gros