Consequences, remote, weakness of the utilitarian doctrine of, i. 42-44
“Consolations,” literature of, leading topics of, i. 204
Constantine, the Emperor, his foundation of the empire of the East, ii. [12].
His humane policy towards children, [29], [30].
His sanction of the gladiatorial shows, [35].
His laws mitigating the severity of punishments, [42].
His treatment of slaves, [64].
His law [pg 382] respecting Sunday, [244].
Magnificence of his court at Constantinople, [265]
Conventual system, effect of the suppression of the, on women, ii. [369]