it establishes Christian legislation in the person of Charles, [510];
his action in the Champs de Mai, [511]; his action by the Missi Dominici, [512];
makes the Christian hierarchy the model of his civil government, [514];
how his government civilises the West, [515];
how his work surpasses that of Constantine, [516];
how his empire bears on the Byzantine, [517];
how it stands over against the chalifate, [518].
Charles Martell, saves Europe from Mohammed at the battle by Tours, [494];
second of the four great Carlovingians, [496];
called upon for aid by St. Gregory III., [339].