Essays on the Latin Orient - William Miller

INDEX

Abarinos, [108], [109]
Abdul Hamid II, [269], [271]
Abraham, Mount, [224], [226]
Academy, the, [3], [542]
Acciajuoli, family of (dukes of Athens), [100], [130], [136], [138], [142 ff.], [148], [154], [390], [498], [499]
Angelo, cardinal, [138]
Antonio I, [80], [100], [139], [142 ff.], [154], [159], [255]
Antonio II, [147], [150], [159]
Donato, [138], [139]
Francesca, [81], [144], [263]
Francesco, [150]
Franco, [146], [147], [150], [151], [153], [159 ff.]
Nerio I, [127], [129], [130], [135 ff.], [154], [156], [159], [169], [254], [263]
Nerio II, [80], [100], [146 ff.], [159], [160], [236]
Nicholas, [96]
Achaia, [7 ff.], [12], [13], [18 ff.], [26], [31], [70 ff.], [78], [79], [81 ff.], [89 ff.], [100], [103], [107 ff.], [111], [112], [114 ff.], [120], [125 ff.], [138], [143], [164], [166], [178], [202], [232], [246 ff.], [262], [263], [265], [283], [290], [298], [321], [325], [327], [418], [419], [500], [501], [520], [533]
Achaian League, [1]
Acheron, [111]
Achilleios, St, Thessalian archbishop, [47]
Achilles, [25], [115], [543]
Achilles, Romance of, [118]
Achmet Pasha, [264]
son of Turakhan, [102]
Achsah, [113]
Acre, [58], [517], [518], [520], [523 ff.], [532]
Acts of the Apostles, The, [9], [10], [270], [392]
Adalia, [175]
Michael of, [537]
Adam, Guillaume, archbishop of Antivari, [125], [246], [450]
Adamantiou, Prof., [269 n.]
Adelaide, queen of Baldwin I of Jerusalem, [518]
Admetos, [62]
Adorno, Gabriele, [304]
Adrianople, [25], [106], [255], [299], [334], [335], [339], [448], [484], [488], [499], [535]
Adriatic Sea, [49], [175], [271], [380], [429 ff.], [439], [443], [444], [449], [451], [454], [461], [462], [474], [480], [481], [498], [508], [534], [535], [540], [548]
Ædepsos, baths of, [5], [246]
Ægean Islands, [20], [37], [197], [355], [357]
Ægean Sea, [37], [55], [149], [151], [162], [166], [168], [171], [175], [234], [239], [267], [283], [289], [294], [298], [316], [340], [384], [399], [417]
Ægeopelagos, [68]
Ægina, [6], [44], [45], [53], [61], [66], [117], [131], [143], [144], [172], [173], [271], [373], [394 n.], [413], [415 ff.], [422]
Aeironesion, [430]
Ælian, Tactics, [537]
Æneas of Gaza, [311]
Æneid, the, [205], [504]
Ænos, [106], [298], [306], [313], [318 ff.], [323 ff.], [331], [333], [334], [338], [339], [344], [351], [353], [498], [499]
Æschylus, [150], [237], [375]
Agamemnon of, [171]
Ætolia, [15], [37], [356], [451], [453]
Africa, [29], [168]
Aga, Isouf, [396]
Agallianos, [38]
Agamemnon, [136]
Aglauros, grotto of, [408]
Agnes, queen-mother of Jerusalem, [521]
Agora, [131]
Agrippa, [7]
Ahmed I, sultan, [382], [389]
III, sultan, [425]
Aigion, [7], [72], [101], [106], [376], [418]
Aigle, Guillaume de l’, [320]
Aila (ʿAkaba, Eloth), [516], [517]
Aivan Serai, [319]
ʿAkaba, see [Aila]
ʿAkaba, gulf of, [523]
Akamir, Slav chieftain, [39]
Akarnania, [12], [37], [131], [223], [356], [379], [404], [451], [453]
Akerhjelm, Anna, [408]
Akominatos, Michael, [53], [54], [60], [63], [64], [66], [88], [111], [112], [135], [156], [232]
Akova, [72]
the lady of, [95]
Akrocorinth, [52], [62], [87], [88], [96], [101], [104], [129], [136], [145], [156], [397], [405]
Akropolis, the, [3], [6], [7], [15], [18], [30], [32], [33], [46], [47], [53], [63], [65], [76], [85], [111], [121], [128 ff.], [135 ff.], [140], [142], [144], [147], [148], [150 ff.], [157], [160], [274], [279], [381], [387], [389], [393], [395], [396], [407 ff.], [411], [412], [414], [415]
Aktian festival of Augustus, [23]
“Aktian games,” [6]
Aktion, battle of, [6]
Alaric, [25], [26], [27], [29]
Albania, and the Albanians, [50], [59], [103 ff.], [129], [146], [149], [188], [193], [217], [228], [361], [368], [370], [383], [384], [388 n.], [412], [419], [430 ff.], [434 ff.], [438 ff.], [442], [443], [447], [449], [450], [453], [454], [456], [461], [480], [498], [499], [512], [536], [541], [549]
Albanon, [443]
Albigenses, the, [472]
Alcestis, [62]
Aldobrandini, the, [175]
Pietro, [507]
Aldoin, count of Acerra, [276]
Aleman, Guillaume, [72], [78], [89], [200]
Aleppo, [516], [522]
Alessio, [437], [456]
Alexander V, pope, [198]
VI, pope, [507], [510], [513]
VIII, pope, [439]
crown prince of Serbia, [451]
of Trebizond, [328], [329], [349]
the Great, [51], [270]
the name of, [390]
Severus, [17]
Alexandrakos, historian, [383 n.]
Alexandretta, [516]
Alexandria, [43], [289], [371], [528], [532]
Alexiad, the, [537], [541]
Alexios IV, emperor of Trebizond, [177], [328], [329]
nephew of Manuel I, [275], [276]
Alfonso V, king of Aragon, [143], [149], [151], [156], [159], [327], [334]
V, king of Portugal, [340]
Alfred, king of England, [32]
Algerines, the, [228]
Algiers, [380], [384]
Ali, pasha of Joannina, [224], [440]
Turkish admiral, [374]
Alibret, cardinal, [510]
Alikianou, [186]
Alkinoös, [229]
Alkmaion, [153]
Almiro, gulf of, [246]
Alonzo of Naples, [506]
Alpheios, valley of the, [72]
Alps, the, [275]
Al Rashid, Haroun, [40]
Altavilla, family of, [202]
Amalasuntha, [430]
Amalfi, [499], [523], [528], [548]
Amari, [45]
Amaury I, [519], [521], [523], [529]
Ambelaki, [413]
Ambelokepoi, [395]
Ambrakian gulf, the, [205], [404], [426]
Ambrose, St, archbishop of Milan, [271]
Amedeo of Savoy, pretender to Achaia, [137], [263]
V of Savoy, [320 n.]
VI of Savoy, [316], [317]
VIII of Savoy, [326]
America, and the Americans, [93], [311], [367]
Ammiraglio, ponte dell’, [52]
Amoiroutses, George, [154], [360]
Amorgos, [8], [165], [167]
Amphiktyonic Council, the, [7], [16]
Amphissa, [63]
Ampurias, [122]
Anacletos, bishop of Rome, [16]
Anæa, [283]
Anand, Col. Thomas, [195]
Anaphiótika, the, [416]
Anargyroi, monastery of the, [36], [413]
Anastasios II, [269]
Anatolia, [492]
Ancona, [340], [372], [439], [499]
Andravida, [71], [73], [88], [93]
Norman arch of, [84]
Andreville, see [Andravida]
Andrew, St, [17], [41], [106]
St, head of, [499 ff.]
duke of the Herzegovina, [470]
Andronikos, the Syrian, [7]
Andros, [43], [142], [163], [166], [168], [170], [171], [173], [174], [176], [373], [394], [398], [400]
Androusa, [97]
Androutsos, [228]
Anemas, Michael, [545]
Anephorites, pass of, [142]
Angelos, family of (despots of Epeiros), [88], [115], [124], [182], [200], [201], [263]
Helene, [80], [115], [116], [431]
Isaac II, emperor, [54], [55], [58]
Manuel, [278]
Michael I, [58], [69], [199], [431]
Michael II, [199], [200], [249], [431 ff.]
Nikephoros I, [262], [432], [433]
Nikephoros II, [318], [434]
Theodore, emperor of Salonika, [277], [278]
Thomas, [433]
Angevins, the, [95], [116], [118], [124], [166], [169], [199 ff.], [208], [209], [262], [263], [432 ff.], [441], [454]
Angles in England, the, [444]
Angora, [99], [254], [322], [323], [456], [483]
Anguillara, count of, [340]
Anjou, house of, [93], [95], [252]
Charles I of, [93], [116], [166], [200], [249]
Charles II of, [94]
Anna, St, foot of, [513]
Lady, of Epeiros, [83], [84]
Anne of Savoy, [278], [299], [305], [314], [320 n.], [450]
Anoe, [265]
Anopaia, pass of, [33]
Antelme of Clugny, [72]
Antikyra (Aspra Spitia), [5]
Antikythera, see [Cerigotto]
Antioch, [50], [516 ff.], [520 ff.], [524], [526], [527], [530], [541], [547]
George of, admiral, [51]
Marie of, [76], [117]
Antiparos, island of, [170]
Anti-Paxo, [204], [214]
Antirrhion, [417]
Antivari, [435], [437], [446], [450], [451], [454], [456], [498]
Antonine, Maritime and Jerusalem Itineraries, [429]
Antonines, the, [14 ff.]
Antonius, Caius, [4]
Antony, [6]
Antwerp, [174]
Aoos, see [Vojussa]
Apelles, [543]
Apellikon, [2]
Apollo, statue of, [381]
Apollonios of Tyana, [10]
Apollos, [9], [10]
Apostoles, Arsenios, [241]
Apulia, [43], [49], [69], [109], [262], [385], [458], [466], [530]
Aquileia, patriarch of, [340], [501]
Aquinas, St Thomas, [311]
Arabs, the, [36], [37], [191], [202], [526]
Aragon, [82], [123], [124], [128], [130], [140], [141], [143], [149], [151], [152], [158], [159], [200], [285], [504]
Arangio, family of, [301]
Francesco, [304]
Arbe, island of, [492]
Arcadia (Mesarea), [59], [72], [88]
Arcadius, son of Theodosius, [25]
Arch of Trajan, see [Philopappos]
Archipelago, duchy of the, [70], [81], [85], [112], [120], [154], [161 ff.], [170], [171], [178], [184], [194], [289], [310], [312], [314], [324], [332], [352], [399], [401], [498]
Archivio di Stato, [502]
Archon Eponymos of Athens, [12], [13], [19], [31]
Ardiæi, the, [460]
Areopagos, the, [9], [11], [16], [21], [31], [66], [135], [396], [407]
Aretousa, [198]
Arezzo, [145]
Argives, the, [23]
Argolis, [100]
Argos, [15], [19], [26], [62], [76], [87], [88], [98], [102], [106], [111], [114], [121], [124 ff.], [136], [159], [232], [372], [424]
Argostoli, [215]
Argyroi, family of the, [267]
Argyropoulos, [515]
Ariadne, [162]
Arian controversy, the, [22], [23], [25]
monks, [26]
Arianiti, Angelina, [512]
Costantino, [512]
Giorgio, [512]
Ariobarzanes II, king of Cappadocia, [3]
Aristarchos, [270]
Aristides, philosopher, [16]
Aristion, [2], [3]
Aristogeiton, [6], [410]
Aristophanes, [35], [65], [393], [537]
the Birds, [443]
the School of, [153]
Aristotle, [2], [3], [32], [84], [144], [311], [514], [515], [537], [541]
study of, [141], [147]
Natural History of Animals, [515]
Arius, [23]
Arkadia (Kyparissia), [14], [72], [89]
Armeni, [45]
Armenia, and the Armenians, [197], [276], [278], [361], [498], [506], [516], [526], [528]
Arnauts, the, see [Albanians]
Arsenios, metropolitan of Corfù, [46]
Arta, [53], [70], [88], [163], [264], [377], [379], [513]
Arundel, earl of, [381]
Asan, Alexander, [344]
Manuel, [332]
Matthew, [238], [343]
Ascalon, [520]
Asên, Alexander, [434], [435]
George, [435]
II, John, of Bulgaria, [448]
III, John, of Bulgaria, [433]
John Alexander, of Bulgaria, [434]
John Comnenos, [434]
Asia, [323], [446], [483], [541]
Minor, [58]
Minor, king and despot of, [290]
Asian Diocese, the, [20], [21]
Asklepios, shrine of, [30]
Aspra Spitia, see [Antikyra]
Assassins, sect of the, [528], [529]
Assicurati, the, [213]
Assises de la Cour des Bourgeois, [520]
Assizes of Antioch, [526]
of Cyprus, [520]
of Jerusalem, [71], [112], [520], [527]
of Romania, [122]
Assos, [336]
Atalante, [76], [111], [395]
channel, the, [246], [249], [255]
Athanasios, metropolitan, [405]
Athena, [413], [543], [548]
goddess, [12], [25], [46]
statue of, [30], [32]
Archegetis, gate of (Temple of Augustus), [7], [13], [153], [410]
Promachos, statue of, [30 n.]
Athenais, see [Eudokia, empress]
Athenion, [2]
Athens, [1 ff.], [5 ff.], [29 ff.], [36 ff.], [45 ff.], [53], [54], [60], [61], [63 ff.], [74 ff.], [80 ff.], [85], [97], [98], [100], [110 ff.], [121 ff.], [129 ff.], [135 ff.], [167], [169], [171], [198], [232], [233], [236], [242], [247 ff.], [268], [273], [277], [278], [290], [292], [351], [356], [371], [372], [377 ff.], [381], [383 n.], [385 ff.], [406 ff.], [418], [425], [498], [499], [515], [525], [533]
archbishops of, [66], [67], [88], [130], [131]
castle of, [157]
cathedral of Our Lady of, [65], [138], [139], [156]
Christian Archæological Museum, [94], [131], [235]
church of St Mary of, [140], [141]
convent of St Andrew, [378]
dukes and duchy of, [59], [70], [74], [76], [78 ff.], [82], [83], [85], [92], [95], [96], [100], [114 ff.], [125 ff.], [132], [133], [138], [144], [147], [149], [151], [153], [154], [245], [360]
first bishop of, [17]
National Library at, [160]
the Olive Grove, [19]
the Sindici of, [130]
the Sire of, [114]
university of, [14], [15], [17], [21], [23], [31], [32]
also see [Churches]
Athos, Mount, [281 n.], [331], [447]
Attaleiates, see [Michael of Adalia]
Attica, [4], [16], [22], [25], [47], [49], [54], [63], [64], [66], [75], [76], [97], [110 ff.], [118], [123], [127 ff.], [137], [141], [142], [144], [146], [182], [236], [356], [387], [389], [393], [414], [416]
Atticus (also see [Herodes Atticus]), [5], [205]
Augerinos, see [Molivos]
Augustin, St, [230]
Augustus, temple of, see [Athena Archegetis]
Aktian festival of, [23]
(Octavian), emperor, [6], [7], [461]
Aurelian, [20]
Aurelius, Marcus, [14], [15], [17]
Australia, [523]
Australians, [533]
Austria, and the Austrians, [323], [407], [462], [471], [474]
Austria-Hungary, [422]
Autariatæ, the, [460]
Avars, the, [34], [35], [37], [109], [463]
Avarinos, [235]
Avesnes, Jacques d’, [58]
Axios, river, see [Vardar]
Baal, prophets of, [530]
Babin, jesuit, [386], [392], [393], [413]
Babuna, pass of, [447]
Babylon, [548]
Baden, Prince Louis of, [496]
Badoer, governor, [426]
Baffo, family of, [174]
Bairam, the season of, [393], [396]
Balbi, commander, [424]
Baldaja, Lope de, [239]
Balduini, Antonelli, [147]
Baldwin I, Latin emperor, [58], [63], [110]
II, Latin emperor, [115], [200], [233], [246], [290], [318], [431]
I of Jerusalem, [516], [518 ff.], [523], [524], [526], [528], [541]
II of Jerusalem, [516], [518], [519], [523]
III of Jerusalem, [519], [523], [530]
IV of Jerusalem, [519], [523]
V of Jerusalem, [519]
Balkans, the, [18], [25]
Ballester, archbishop of Athens, [130], [158]
Balliol, Russell (Oursel Bailleul), [540]
Balsha, family of, [435], [453], [454]
II, [435]
Dame (Comita Musachi), [435], [436]
Peter, [492]
Regina, [435], [437]
titular duke of St Sava, [509]
Balsignano, Giacomo di, [432], [441]
Baltaoghli, admiral, [333]
Baltos, [404]
Banca, Paolo, [304]
Bandiera, Monte, [441]
Banias, the triangle of, [516]
Bâniyâs, see [Valénia]
Banjaluka, [461], [462], [491], [493], [494], [496], [497]
Baphius, De Felicitate Urbis Florentiæ, [161]
Barbarossa, Frederick, [447]
Khaireddîn, admiral, [172], [173], [187], [219], [266], [268], [365]
Barbary, [193], [228], [438]
Barberini manuscript, the, [148]
Barcelona, [57], [110], [128], [157]
Barcelona, the Customs of, [122]
Bargello of Florence, [125]
Bari, [109], [432], [446], [447], [449], [535], [544]
St Nicholas of, [93]
Barozzi, the, [167]
Francesco, [400]
Basante, river, see [Bosna]
Basil I, emperor, [42], [43], [44]
II, “the Bulgar-slayer,” emperor, [47], [48], [53], [65], [113], [272], [273], [275], [430], [445], [465], [466], [534 ff.]
Basil, heretic, [542]
Basilakios, [540]
Basilike, [389]
Basingstoke, Master John of, [66]
Bassano, [309]
Bato, [461]
Baudrand, Geographia, [267], [268]
Bautzen, [443]
Baux, family of, [453]
Jacques de, [97], [107], [128], [201]
Bayezid I, sultan, [137], [159], [171], [237], [254], [280], [319 ff.], [455]
II, sultan, [365], [492]
Beaufort, duc de, [195]
Henry, bishop of Winchester, [171]
Beaumont, John, viscount, [345]
Bees, N. A., [35]
Beibars, sultan of Egypt, [517]
Beirût, [506], [516], [518], [521]
Beithmann, minister, [411]
Béla II, king of Hungary, [467]
III, king of Hungary, [469], [470]
Belgrade, [442], [443], [448], [456], [457], [486], [497]
Bellarbe, Romeo de, [128]
Belvoir, [528]
Bembo, commander, [425]
Giovanni Matteo, [438], [439]
Benaldes, Dr Argyros, [407], [414], [415]
Benedict, archbishop of Patras, [249]
of Peterborough, [61], [262]
XII, pope, [293]
Benevento, [199], [202], [263], [431], [498], [512]
Benizelos, family of, [390], [397], [414]
Angelos, [393]
Demetrios, [393]
Joannes, [393]
Palaiologos, [416]
Benizelou, Philothee, [378]
Benjamin of Tudela, [52], [53], [60], [275], [527], [549]
Bentley, [83]
Bérard, [77], [112]
Berat, [431 ff.], [436], [440]
Bergikios, Joannes, [198]
Bergotes, K., [261]
Berlin, [65]
Museum, [148]
Berre, Louis Cossa of, [326]
Beshik, lake, [273]
Bessarion, Cardinal, of Trebizond, [372], [500], [505], [513 ff.]
Bestami, Ali, [348], [490]
Bethany, [531]
Bethlehem, [517], [518], [520], [527], [529], [530]
Béthune, Conon de, [83]
Bettòlo, admiral, [436]
Biandrate, [277]
Bistue, [462]
Bjelopolje, [470]
Black Cape, see [Karaburun]
Mountain, the, [229]
Prince, [128 n.]
Sea, the, [58], [272], [283], [285], [289], [295], [300], [328], [333], [341], [449], [499]
Blagaj, [465], [490]
Bobovatz, [475], [478], [482], [487], [489]
Boccaccio, [79], [93], [114], [138]
History of the King of Scotland and the Queen of England, [212]
Boccanegra, Simone, [303]
Bocche di Cattaro, [447], [454], [478]
Bodin, Constantine (Peter of Bulgaria), king of the Zeta, [446], [466], [549]
Bodleian Library, [389]
Bœotia, and the Bœotians, [3], [4], [6], [15], [16], [25], [49], [55], [63], [75], [76], [82], [97], [110 ff.], [123], [124], [128], [132], [144], [151], [153], [161], [356], [550]
Bœthius, Consolation of Philosophy, [32]
Bogomiles (Patarenes), the, [447], [469 ff.], [475 ff.], [480], [485], [489 ff.], [494 ff.], [508], [541]
Bohemond of Taranto, [516], [520], [541], [542], [544], [546], [548]
Bologna, [69], [84], [311], [314], [504]
Bonaparte, see [Napoleon I]
Bondelmonti, [330], [331]
Boniface of Montferrat, [58], [59], [62], [63], [67], [69], [83], [87], [110], [113], [121], [177], [245], [246], [277], [278]
of Verona, [117], [120], [121], [123], [133], [236]
VIII, pope, [76], [118], [286], [314]
Bonne of Savoy, [326]
Book of Guido, [47]
Book of the Customs of the Empire of Romania, [71], [73]
Bordeaux, [128]
Bordo de San Superan, Pedro, [97], [100], [128]
Borgia, Rodrigo, see [Alexander VI, pope]
Borgo, the, [497]
Borich, ban of Bosnia, [467], [473]
Boris of Bulgaria, [272]
Boschini, [267]
Bosna (Basante), river, [464], [470], [471], [483], [496]
Bosnia, [173], [365], [422], [435], [447], [451], [454], [457], [460 ff.], [498], [499]
Bosporos, the, [47], [181], [299], [322], [446], [451], [499], [535]
Botaneiates, Nikephoros, emperor, [535], [537], [538], [540]
Boua, family of, [368]
Peter, “the lame,” [103]
Grivas, family of, [264]
Boubounistra gate, the, [141]
Bouchart, William, jouster, [82], [118]
Boucicault, Marshal, [305], [313], [320 ff.]
Boudonitza (Mendenitza), bishop of, [395]
marquesses and the marquisate of, [62], [63], [81], [85], [111], [119], [124], [127], [134], [143], [150], [245 ff.], [290]
Boulgaris, family of, [218]
Boulgaris, Eugenios, [213]
Boulogne, [368]
Bouniales, poet, [198], [384]
Bourbons, the, [486]
Bourbon, Marie de, [201], [321]
Bousat, Hugh, [507]
Boutron, [522]
Boyl, bishop of Megara, [129]
Bracciolini, Poggio, [311]
Branas, Alexios, [276]
Theodore, [332]
Brankovich, George, [281], [456], [487]
Lazar III, [457]
Maria, [490]
Stephen, [512]
Vuk, [455], [456], [479]
Brazza, island of, [479], [481]
Brenthe, the Hellenic, [72]
Brescia, [144], [417]
Domenico of, [148 n.]
Brienne, family of, [124], [136], [158]
Hugh de, [116]
Isabelle de, [125]
Walter I de, [118 ff.], [123], [250]
Walter II de, [121], [124 ff.], [138], [203], [251]
Brindisi, [121], [535]
Margaritone of, [261], [262]
Bristol, [344]
British, the, [186], [198], [207], [208], [211 ff.], [227], [229], [234], [298], [364], [478], [503], [515], [516], [549]
Adriatic Mission, [441]
Museum, [226 n.], [270], [531]
School at Athens, [72]
Brod, [496]
Brokines, L. S., [219]
Brown, Mr Horatio F., [63], [239 n.]
Brue, interpreter, [425]
Brunswick, duke of, [404]
Prince Maximilian William of, [404]
Brusa, [294], [320]
Brutus, [5], [6]
Bruyères, Geoffroy de, [72]
Hugues de, [72], [89]
Bryennios, Nikephoros, [538 ff.]
Buchon, historian, [70], [86], [118], [132], [233], [257]
Buckingham, duke of, [345], [381]
Buda-Pesth, [451], [483], [493], [496]
Budua, [451], [454], [456], [458], [459]
Bulgaria, and the Bulgarians, [18], [29], [34], [40 ff.], [46], [48], [49], [59], [65], [271 ff.], [277], [316], [361], [370], [418], [442 ff.], [450], [453], [464], [466], [469], [480], [535]
Buna, river, [465]
Buondelmonti, Liber Insularum, [263]
Burgundy, [75], [90], [112], [113], [321]
duke of, [320]
Louis of, [95]
Bury, Professor, [272]
Bustron, Florio, [531]
Butrinto, [205], [217], [219 ff.], [224], [225], [373], [403], [417], [426]
Byron, Lord, [66], [196], [204], [386]
Corsair, [399]
The Siege of Corinth, [425]
Byzantinische Zeitschrift, [109]
Byzantium, [22], [120], [123], [136], [232], [283], [299], [313], [316], [323], [329], [351], [445], [449 ff.], [502], [512], [534], [536], [537], [543], [547]
Cæsar, [5], [7], [50], [140], [538]
Cæsarea, [527]
Philippi, [516]
Caffa, [307], [309], [329], [333]
Caffaro, historian, [61]
Liberatio Orientis, [261]
Cairo, [506]
Caius Antonius, [4]
Calabria, [49], [67], [210], [369]
duke of, [344], [501]
Calbo, Antonio, [264]
Calemanus, [432]
Caligula, [8]
Caliph, the, [37]
Calixtus III, pope, [340], [343], [352]
Calvi, Francesco, secretary, [331]
Cambrai, bishop of, [158]
Camogli, [345]
Campi, Andriolo, [304]
Giovanni, [304]
Campo-fregoso, Gian Galeazzo de, [328]
Ludovico de, [328], [332], [345]
Canaia (Panaia), island, [161], [246]
Canale, Nicolò da, [351]
Cancelleria, the, [515]
Candia, [44], [130], [163], [167], [176], [179 ff.], [183 ff.], [190 ff.], [222], [356], [365], [384], [385], [403]
Canea, [180], [181], [184], [186], [187], [189], [190], [192], [194], [356], [416], [418], [426]
Caneto, Nicolò de, [304]
Cantacuzenes, the, [130]
Cantacuzene, John, emperor, [62], [96], [103], [104], [269], [278], [279], [291], [292], [299], [305], [306], [313 ff.], [318], [433], [450]
Manuel, [96], [97], [316]
Matthew, [315], [316]
Michael (Saïtan Oglou), [375]
de Flory, Charlotte, [507]
Canterbury, archbishop of, [345]
St Thomas of, [518], [529]
Caopena, family of, [131], [143]
Cape Colonna (Cape Sunium), [83]
Matapan, [29]
Capello, Vettor, [349], [350], [372]
Capgrave, [503]
Capistrano, franciscan, [457]
Capitan Pasha, the, [268], [365], [438]
Capodistria, Count Viaro, [211]
Capsulum, [332]
Capuchins, the, [383], [386], [388], [393], [397], [400], [410], [411]
Caracalla, [17], [18]
Caracciolo, [106], [513]
Cargèse, [385]
Carlini, archbishop, [421], [425]
Carlo, duke of Regina, [265]
Carlone, [308]
Carlovitz, and treaty of, [203], [223], [361 n.], [417], [422], [424], [497]
Carmel, Mt, [530]
Carniola, [487]
Carrey, Jacques, painter, [387], [395]
Casa dei Mercanti, [59]
Casape, [372]
Cassino, [513]
Cassius, [6]
Castello dell’ Uovo, [96], [482]
Castelnuovo, [454], [478], [492]
Castel Rosso, see [Karystos]
Tornese, see [Chlomoutsi]
Castile, [158]
Castro, Giovanni de, [502]
Catalan Chronicle, the, [95]
Grand Company, [95], [119], [121], [130], [236], [279], [288], [501]
Catalans, the, [76], [77], [96], [97], [115], [119 ff.], [129 ff.], [143], [167], [169], [182], [236], [250 ff.], [288], [290], [318], [341]
Cataluña, [57], [119], [120], [130], [131]
Catherine of Austria, [320 n.]
queen of Bosnia, [488], [491], [508 ff.], [512]
daughter of Stephen Thomas of Bosnia, [508]
of Savoy, [320 n.]
of Valois, Latin empress, [97], [201], [252], [290], [433]
wife of Andrew Palaiologos, [514]
Cattaneo, family of, [313], [337]
Andriolo, [288], [289], [294], [295], [296]
Domenico, [294 ff.], [316]
Luchino, [295]
Cattaro, [424], [435], [445], [451 ff.], [456], [475], [477 ff.], [484]
Catullus, [271], [540]
Caumont, de, traveller, [107]
Ceba, commander, [328]
Celts, the, [275], [460]
Cephalonia, [4], [13], [37], [50], [55], [61], [69], [70], [81], [136], [139], [144], [153], [154], [202 ff.], [209], [213], [215], [216], [221], [222], [232], [243], [257], [261 ff.], [325], [374], [498], [512]
counts of, [82], [84], [135], [139], [146]
Cerigo (Kythera), [69], [183], [204], [217], [221], [223], [225], [226], [228], [233 ff.], [242], [245], [267], [422], [426]
Cerigotto (Antikythera), [225], [234], [245], [381 n.], [426]
Cérines (Kyrenia), [503 ff.]
Cerone, Signor, Archivio Storico per le province Napoletane, [156]
Certosa, the, [96], [145], [154]
Cetina, river, [464], [474], [478]
Chafforicios, John, [507]
Chaironeia, [2], [3], [12], [96]
Chalandritza, [72], [290]
Chalcedon, the council of, [31]
Chalil Pasha, [439]
Chalkidike, peninsula of, [270], [274]
Chalkis, [54], [69], [148 n.], [159], [160], [193], [306], [356], [379], [396], [397]
Chalkokondyles, family of, [76]
Laonikos, historian, [101], [145], [152], [159], [237 ff.], [280], [281], [351], [371], [390], [484]
Demetrios, [145], [369], [371]
father of the historian, [146], [147]
Chalouphes, Nikephoros, [52]
Chamaretos, Joannes, [88]
Champagne, [64], [75], [87], [88], [90], [111], [116]
count of, [58]
Champlitte, Guillaume de, [58], [67], [74], [87], [89], [246]
Robert de, [74], [90]
Chandak, the, [44]
Charbon, [72]
Charkondyles, see [Chalkokondyles]
Charles IV, emperor, [184]
V, emperor, [219], [220], [373], [374]
I of Anjou-Naples, [93], [109], [116], [166], [200], [247], [249], [285], [431], [432]
II of Anjou-Naples, [94], [108], [201], [262], [433]
III of Durazzo, [201], [202]
I of England, [61], [381]
V of France, [127]
VI of France, [321]
VII of France, [303], [344]
VIII of France, [106], [240], [381], [514]
II of Navarre, [127]
of Savoy, [506], [519]
XII of Sweden, [223]
of Taranto, [133]
Robert of Hungary, [474]
Charlotte of Cyprus, [502 ff.], [519]
Charvati, [59]
Chases, [46]
Chastel-Rouge, [528]
Châtaignier, M., consul, [387]
Château Pèlerin, [518]
Chateaubriand, [419]
Châtillon, Renaud de, [522]
Chaucer, [114]
The Knight’s Tale, [64]
Cheimarra, [404], [434 ff.], [438]
Cherson, [272]
Chian Chartered Company, [337], [342], [345], [373], [501]
Chilandar, monastery of, [447]
Chinardo, Filippo, admiral, [199], [200], [431 ff.], [441]
Chios, [148], [160], [168], [173], [250], [283], [287 ff.], [296], [298 ff.], [313], [314], [319], [322], [325], [328], [332], [334], [336], [337], [341], [342], [344 ff.], [349], [356], [373], [417], [420], [498], [501]
Chlomoutsi (Castel Tornese), [78 ff.], [85], [91], [405], [501]
Choniates, Niketas, historian, [53], [86]
Chortatzai, [181]
Chosroes, king of Persia, [32]
Choumnos, Nikephoros, rhetorician, [269]
Chronicle of Galaxidi, [376]
Chronicle of Monemvasia, [35]
Chronicle of the Morea, see [Morea]
Chronicon Breve, [160]
Chrysostom, [84], [149]
Church of
Ara Cœli, Rome, [508 ff.]
Georgios Tropæophoros, Valona, [437]
La Martorana (Sta Maria dell’ Ammiraglio), [52]
Landulph, [106], [107]
Our Lady, Athens (also see [Parthenon]), [31], [46], [61], [65], [85], [112], [140], [141], [145], [151]
St Andrew, Salonika, [274]
St Arsenios, Corfù, [210]
St Athanasios, Kastro, Thasos, [330]
St Catherine, Jajce, [510]
Salonika, [279]
St Demetrios, Salonika, [279], [281]
the Bombardier, Athens, [396]
St Elias, Salonika, [275]
St George, Salonika, [271], [274], [279]
St James, Compostella, [74]
St John Baptist, Lesbos, [319]
St John Baptist, Salonika, [281]
St Mark, Venice, [143], [407]
St Martin, Tours, [79]
St Mary’s-on-the-rock, Athens, [145], [388]
St Nicholas, Ænos, [326]
St Panteleemon, Athens, [390], [394]
Salonika, [275]
St Peter, Rome, [74], [500], [506], [507], [513]
St Saba, Acra, [525]
St Sophia, Salonika, [279], [282]
Constantinople, [22], [33], [54], [235], [282]
Monemvasia, [235]
St Spiridion, Corfù, [210], [222], [224], [225]
St Theodore, Patras, [78]
SS. Jason and Sosipater, Corfù, [218], [237]
SS. Nereus and Achillios, Rome, [515]
SS. Peter and Paul, Naples, [376]
San Ciriaco, Rome, [503]
San Clemente, Salonika, [272]
San Giacomo, Sestri Ponente, [314], [324], [351]
San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice, [131]
San Pietro in Montorio, Rome, [240]
Sant’ Andrea della Valle, Rome, [500]
Sant’ Antonio, Naxos, [171]
Sta Maria de Clusurio, Boudonitza, [248]
della Pace, Rome, [198]
della Passione, Milan, [371]
del Popolo, Rome, [507]
sopra Minerva, Rome, [515]
the Archangels, Athens, [378]
the Chrysopege, Ænos, [326]
the Holy Apostles, Athens, [360]
the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem, [531]
the Panagia Gorgoepekoos, Athens, [40], [233], [378]
the Prophet Elias, Athens, [131]
the SS. Apostoli, Rome, [514]
the Twelve Apostles, Salonika, [279]
the Virgin, Corfù, [24]
Salonika, [275], [281]
Ciacconius, Lives and Acts of the Popes and Cardinals, [511]
Cicero, [4], [5], [16], [99], [205], [270], [514], [550]
Cicon, Agnes de, [117]
Sibylle de, [248]
Cilicia, [4]
Cinnamus, [468]
Cistercians, the, [118]
Civetot, [549]
Claudius, emperor, [8], [18], [20]
Clavijo, Ruy Gonzalez de, [323]
Clement III, pope, [446]
V, pope, [529]
VI, pope, [253], [293]
VII, pope, [158]
VIII, pope, [507]
IX, pope, [195]
XI, pope, [424]
St, relics of, [272]
Cleopatra, [6]
Clerkenwell, priory of St John of Jerusalem, [522]
Clermont, castle of, [78], [91]
Clugny, Antelme of, [72]
Cocco, Constantine, [400]
Colomboto, Spineta, [340]
Colonna, Marcantonio, [374]
Columbus, Christopher, [311]
Commemoriali, the, [109]
Communio, abbey of, [247]
Comnena, Anna, [430], [446], [526], [533 ff.]
Comnenos, family of, [61], [231], [247], [297], [350], [353], [467], [536]
Alexios I, [34], [50], [51], [430], [534 ff.], [546 ff.]
II, [539]
III, [54]
Andronikos I, [275]
David, [275]
Isaac I, [536]
John, father of Alexios I, [536]
John II, [539], [543]
Manuel I, emperor, [52], [171], [275], [434], [445], [446], [467 ff.], [539], [540], [544]
Compar, Fale (Valle) de, [262]
Compostella, [74]
Condocalli, Cristofalo, [221], [374]
Conqueste, Le Livre de la, [86], [108], [125], [133]
Conquistadors, the, [123]
Conrad III, king of the Romans, [303]
Conradin, [73]
Constance, daughter of Duke of Athens, [158]
Constans I, emperor, [23]
II, emperor, [36], [37], [47]
Constantine I the Great, emperor, [3], [20 ff.], [31], [37], [38], [269]
V Copronymos, emperor, [39], [534]
VII Porphyrogenitus, emperor, [32], [39], [44], [46], [430], [442], [443], [464]
VIII, emperor, [535], [536]
X Doukas, emperor, [538]
XI, emperor, see [Palaiologos]
king of Greece, [273], [535]
“the Philosopher,” [456]
(Cyril), Slavonic apostle, [272]
Constantinople, [1], [20], [22], [25], [26], [29 ff.], [33], [37 ff.], [47 ff.], [55], [58], [59], [65], [67], [68], [80], [86 ff.], [92], [98], [100], [102], [104], [105], [107], [110], [113], [115], [116], [128], [151], [152], [159], [162], [164 ff.], [171], [173], [174], [181], [186], [192], [194], [199], [202], [203], [209], [212], [218], [228], [233 ff.], [266], [268 ff.], [276 ff.], [280], [282], [284], [287], [290 ff.], [298], [306 ff.], [311 ff.], [319 ff.], [326], [329], [333 ff.], [338], [344], [348], [349], [352], [355], [357 ff.], [369 ff.], [375], [377 ff.], [385], [387], [389], [391], [392], [395], [398], [411 ff.], [416], [429 ff.], [437], [444], [445], [448 ff.], [456], [461], [465], [466], [475], [476], [486], [487], [490], [494], [495], [498], [499], [502], [514], [532], [534], [538], [543], [546], [549], [550]
the patriarch of, [39], [113]
university of, [23], [31]
Constantius II, emperor, [23]
Contarini, Bartolommeo, [150]
Conversano, count of, [126], [128]
Conybeare, Mr F. C., [66]
Copaic basin, the, [120]
Copronymos, Constantine V, emperor, [39], [534]
Coquerel, Mahiot de, [128]
Cordoba, Gonsalvo de, [203]
Corfù, [1], [10], [11], [21], [24], [33], [46], [49 ff.], [55], [69], [72], [74], [90], [105], [179], [188], [197], [199 ff.], [204 ff.], [237], [242], [283], [369], [370], [373 ff.], [403], [406], [413], [414], [425], [426], [430], [437], [438], [446 n.], [498 ff.]
the Old Fortress, [225]
San Rocco, [220]
Corinna, [533]
Corinth, [1 ff.], [5], [7 ff.], [13], [15], [16], [19], [20], [23], [24], [26], [29], [31], [33], [35], [37], [40], [41], [47], [50], [52], [53], [62], [82], [84], [87], [88], [100], [102], [104], [124], [138], [139], [141], [203], [231], [233], [236], [239], [242], [247], [250], [356], [380], [397], [398], [405], [406], [409], [410], [412], [414], [417], [418], [421], [423], [425]
archbishop of, [62], [84]
baron of, [127]
gulf of, [5], [7], [26], [41], [44], [51], [63], [70], [76], [98], [100], [101], [111], [144], [374], [375], [405], [422], [424], [451]
Corinth, isthmus of, [8], [67], [81], [85], [94], [118], [219]
Corinthians, Epistles to the, [10]
Cornaro, admiral, [268]
Andrea, baron of Skarpanto, [250], [251]
governor of Crete, [193]
Historia di Candia, [266]
Catherine, [505], [507]
Girolamo, [414], [418], [421], [438]
Vincenzo, Erotokritos, [198]
Corogna, Januli da, [167]
Coron, see [Koron]
Coronelli, [423]
Coronello, Francesco, [174]
Cornaro, Teodoro, [438]
Correr, Pietro, [134]
Corsica, [188], [302], [385]
Coruña, [167]
Corvinus, Matthias, [491], [511]
Cosconius, Caius, [461]
Cossa, Louis, lord of Berre, [326]
Costa, Alamanno, count of Syracuse, [180]
Coucy, Enguerrand VI de, [320 n.]
VII, de, [320]
Courcelles, Henri de, [432]
Courtenay, Emperor Peter of, [90]
Crawford, Marion, Arethusa, [534]
Crécy, [299]
Cremona, [314]
Crete, and the Cretans, [4], [10], [16], [19 ff.], [36], [37], [43 ff.], [47], [58], [68 ff.], [75], [78], [81], [82], [98], [162], [163], [166 ff.], [172], [176 ff.], [204], [209], [217], [221], [222], [240 ff.], [250], [267], [273], [275], [280], [283], [298], [325], [356], [357], [362], [366], [373], [385], [400], [403], [416], [426], [443], [498], [541]
“Creticus” (Quintus Metellus), [4]
Creveliers, Hugues, [399]
Crimea, the, [228]
Crispi, Francesco, Italian prime minister, [69]
Crispo, family of (dukes of Naxos), [68], [69], [79], [498]
Elisabetta, [339]
Francesco I, [170]
III, [172], [175 ff.]
Giacomo I, “The Pacific,” [171]
II, [332], [339]
IV, [173], [174]
Giovanni III, [172]
IV, [172], [176], [177], [266]
Crispus, Sallustius, [173]
Crnoje, Raditch, [458], [459]
Crnojevich, John, [458]
Crnojevich, Stephen, [458], [459]
Croatia, and the Croats, [442], [443], [463 ff.], [467], [468], [474], [476], [479 ff.], [487 ff.], [491 ff.], [496], [497]
Crusade, the first, [532], [534], [536], [541], [546], [548]
the fourth, [57], [61], [67], [110], [162], [177], [234], [276], [277], [283], [293], [430], [540], [546]
Crusaders, the, [58], [59], [63], [67], [318], [516 ff.], [524], [525], [531], [541], [542], [546], [547], [550]
Crusius, Martin, see [Kraus]
Culuris, see [Salamis]
Cumans (Scythians), the, [536], [541], [546]
Curzola, [474], [479], [481]
Cybo, Kalojanni, [300], [306]
Cyclades, the, [8], [21], [38], [44], [68], [78], [83], [84], [161 ff.], [179], [232], [254], [265 ff.], [355], [381], [384], [387], [398 ff.]
Cyclopean stones, [63]
Cydonia, [180]
Cyprus, [78], [187], [198], [218], [221], [243], [285], [286], [298], [302], [304], [356], [373 ff.], [377], [379], [422], [498], [502 ff.], [517], [519], [522], [526], [528], [529], [531], [532], [541]
Cyriacus of Ancona, [65], [147 ff.], [152], [160], [171], [264], [310], [311], [330 ff.], [352], [437]
Cyril (Constantine), Slavonic apostle, [272]
Cyrillic alphabet, the, [272]
Dabisha, Stephen, [480], [481]
Da Corogna, family of, [131]
Dadi, [246], [247]
Dagno, [437]
Daimonoyannes, [233]
family of, [234], [242], [368]
Dalassene, Anna, [536], [541], [544]
dalle Carceri, family of, [168]
Maria, [250]
Nicolò II, [169], [170]
Ravano, [59]
Realdo, [59]
Dalmatia, [243], [272], [380], [443], [461 ff.], [467], [468], [474], [476], [479 ff.], [488], [491], [493], [498], [549]
dal Verme, Luchino, [184]
Damala, baron of, [290], [291]
Damaris, [9]
Damascus, [321]
Dambira, Father, [405]
Damestre, [405]
Damietta, [325]
Damirales, [440]
Dandolo, Andrea, historian, [168]
Enrico, doge, [68], [162]
Leonardo, [183]
Marino, [166]
Danegeld, [307]
Danielis of Patras, [42], [43], [55]
Danilo I, bishop of Montenegro, [424]
Dante, [64], [73], [114], [272]
Paradiso, [303], [449]
Purgatorio, [111]
Danube, river, [34], [47], [81], [225], [366], [443], [445], [449], [456], [487], [499], [511]
Daphni, abbey of, [118], [150 n.], [397]
pass of, [407]
Dardanelles, the, [21], [194], [301], [313], [334], [340], [375], [451], [501], [534]
David, the tower of, [519], [521], [527]
Dead Sea, the, [516], [520], [530]
Decameron, the, [79]
De Cigalla, family of, [131]
Dr (Dekigallas), [167]
Decius, emperor, [18], [20]
Decuriones, [21]
Defensor, [22]
Deffner, Dr, [60]
Dei, Benedetto, [161]
de la Brocquière, Bertrandon, traveller, [326], [327], [484]
de la Motraye, traveller, [423]
de la Roche, family of (dukes of Athens), [82], [118], [125]
Guillaume (William), [80], [115], [116], [249]
Guy I, [64], [76], [79], [92], [112 ff.], [232], [248], [249]
Guy II, [76], [81], [82], [116 ff.], [123], [124], [133]
Jacqueline, [292]
John, [83], [115], [116]
Othon, [58], [63], [64], [67], [75], [110 ff.], [156], [248]
de la Salle (Sala), [425]
de la Trémouille, Audebert, [72]
Delenda, family of, [131]
Deli-Dagh, see [Hymettos]
della Valle, Pietro, [222]
Delminium, [461]
Delos (Le Sdiles), [2], [4], [15], [44], [148], [265], [381], [399]
confederacy of, [14]
Delphi (Kastri), [1], [3], [10], [13], [15], [22], [46], [51], [116], [137], [375], [397]
oracle of, [11], [16], [24]
Delyannes, M., Greek prime minister, [72], [89]
Demakes, Michael, [405]
Dematra, castle of, [116]
Demetrias, [44], [50]
Demetrios, St, [269 ff.], [273], [275 ff.], [281], [478]
Demetrius, king of Salonika, [248]
Demetsana, [72]
Demosthenes, [22], [410], [537], [542]
lantern of, see [Lysikrates]
De Novelles, family of, [122], [157]
Dentuto, Cristoforo, [331]
Denys, St, of France, [141]
Derben-aga, [38]
Dervenaki, pass of, [102]
Desa, jupan, [468]
Desimoni, [301]
Deslaur, Roger, [119 ff.]
Deslaurs, the, [137]
Detchani, monastery of, [449]
Detchanski, Stephen, see [Urosh III of Serbia]
Devon, earls of, [90]
Dexippos, historian, [19]
Dezia, Jacomo, [176]
Diakonos, Leo, [47 n.]
Diakophto, [72]
Diana, temple of, [330]
Diavoli, [451]
Diedo, [423]
Diehl, M., [535], [550]
Digby, Sir Kenelm, [381]
Diocletian, emperor, [20], [21], [461], [463], [503]
Diogenes, Constantine, [275]
Diokleia or Dioklitia, [444 ff.], [448], [450], [466], [468], [549]
Diolkos, [44]
Dionysios, archbishop of Trikkala, [379]
of Halikarnassos, [327], [330], [352]
the Areopagite, [9], [17], [141], [411]
Dionysos, [30], [162]
theatre of, [13], [14], [18], [412]
Diplovatatzes, George, [340]
Djakovo, [481], [482]
Djem, prince of Turkey, [514]
Djouneïd of Aïdin, [325]
Doboj, [461], [496]
Dobor, [481], [483]
Doclea, [444], [466]
Dodekannesos, the, [37], [68], [163]
Dodona, ruins of, [148]
shrine of, [33]
Doge’s Palace, the, [57], [79]
Dolnja Tuzla, [462], [496]
Domenico of Brescia, [148 n.]
Dominicans, the, [467]
Domitian, emperor, [12], [13]
Domoko, [62], [254]
Don Quixote, [375]
D’Oria, family of, [326], [328]
Andrea, [373]
Corrado, [305]
Domenico, [295]
Lanfranchino, [295]
Marco, [351]
Orietta, [333]
Valentina, [326]
Dorians, the, [91]
Dorotheos, the Chronicle of, [371]
Dorylæum, battle of, [547]
Doukas, family of, [538]
Constantine X, emperor, [538]
son of Michael VII, [539], [543]
Michael VII, emperor, [49], [538], [539]
historian, [335], [337], [340], [341]
Dousmanes, family of, [414]
General, [405]
George, [405]
Doxapatres, [88]
Dragash, Constantine, [436]
Dragutin, Stephen, [473], [478]
Drakos, [379]
Drapperio, Francesco, [307]
Dratch, see [Durazzo]
Drin, Albanian river, [430]
Drina, Bosnian river, [462], [465], [468], [474], [480]
Drivasto, [437], [456]
Drizzacorne, Lanfranco, [303]
Dromokaïtes, George, [340]
Droungários, [37]
Drusus, [8]
Drymalia, [165]
Ducange, historian, [458]
Duchesne, Monsignor, [278]
Dukati, the, [434]
Dulcigno, [228], [437], [456], [498]
Durazzo, [50], [51], [70], [128], [271], [275], [429 ff.], [434], [435], [437], [438], [440], [444], [445], [448], [449], [454], [456], [464], [498], [540], [541], [544 ff.], [548]
Charles III of, [201], [202]
Dushan, Stephen (Urosh IV of Serbia), [253], [279], [299], [434], [441], [450 ff.], [457], [475], [476], [480]
Dushmani, [405]
Dyme, [2], [4], [6]
Echinades islands, [374]
Edessa (Urfa), [516 ff.], [520], [521], [523], [526], [528], [530], [541], [547]
Edrisi, Arabian geographer, [52], [55]
Edward I of England, [516], [517], [528], [529]
III of England, [299], [441]
Eginhard, biographer of Charlemagne, [443]
Egypt, [89], [91], [177], [286], [325], [327], [423], [503], [505], [506], [516 ff.], [520], [528]
Eichstätt, bishop of, [35]
El-ʿArîsh, [516], [517]
Elateia, [14], [18]
Elbassan, [454]
monastery of St John, [445]
Elena, St, [141]
Elephantis, [533]
Eleusinian mysteries, the, [7], [14], [19], [23 ff.]
Eleusis, [14], [26], [66], [118], [396], [397]
Elgin, Lord, [381], [386], [407]
marbles, the, [66]
“El Greco” (Theotokopoulos, Domenicos), [198]
Elijah, the prophet, [455], [530]
Elis, [67], [71], [73], [78], [88], [89], [414], [418], [501]
Eloth, see [Aila]
Emerich, king of Hungary, [470]
Emerson, historian, [425]
Emo, Angelo, [228]
Engaddi, [529]
Enghien, the house of, [136], [158]
Marie d’, [136]
Sohier d’, [158]
Walter d’, [125]
England, and the English, [50], [66 ff.], [85], [125], [171], [193], [197], [212], [214], [220], [279], [286], [300], [307], [344], [372], [381], [387 ff.], [422], [444], [452], [455], [482], [514], [516], [517], [523], [525], [532], [534], [548], [549]
Enrique III of Castile, [323]
Eparchos, Antonios, Lament for the Fall of Greece, [212]
Epeiros, [12], [25], [26], [29], [33], [39], [47], [69], [70], [83], [88], [92], [111], [114], [116], [119], [124], [146], [199], [200], [202], [203], [248], [249], [262], [263], [277], [379], [404], [417], [431 ff.], [451], [453], [510], [513]
Old, [20], [21]
the lady of, [83], [117]
“Epeirotes,” “king of the”, see [Tocco, Carlo II]
Ephesus, [288], [501]
council of, [31]
Ephors, the, [16]
Epidamnos, see [Durazzo]
Epidauros, [3], [376]
the Hieron of, [14]
Limera, [231]
Epimenides, [178]
Epiphania, John of, [537]
Epitome of Strabo’s Geography, [39]
Eponymos Archon, see [Archon Eponymos]
Erastus, [9]
Erechtheion, the, [65], [396]
Eregli, [284]
Eresos, [348]
Erinna, [533]
Eros, statue of, [8], [10]
Erotokritos, [198]
Eschcol, brook of, [530]
Eschive, lady of Beyrout, [118]
Estañol, Beranger, [122], [123]
Este, Azzo VII d’, [249]
Estives, [83], see [Thebes]
Etheling, Edgar, [516]
Etna, [126]
Eubœa, [5], [12], [37], [53], [54], [69 ff.], [76], [81], [83], [85], [111], [114], [116 ff.], [120], [121], [123], [125], [130], [131], [143], [150], [151], [166 ff.], [184], [186], [232], [236], [246], [248 ff.], [252], [254], [256], [290], [335], [343], [350], [356], [366], [367], [375], [378], [379], [383], [389], [393], [398], [498], [499], [514], see [Negroponte]
Eudokia, empress, [30], [39], [40], [535], [538]
Eudoxos, astronomer, [537]
Eugène, prince of Savoy, [223], [496]
Eumolpidæ, [26]
Euphrates, river, [516], [528], [535]
Euphrosyne, empress, [55]
Euripides, [537]
Euripos, [50], [379], [389]
Eurotas, the, [90]
Eurychos, harbour, [430]
Eusebius, historian, [16]
Eustathios, archbishop of Salonika, [53], [269], [275], [276], [279]
Eustokkia, [534]
Evagrios, historian, [34]
Evrenos Beg, [99], [137]
Exarch, the Bulgarian, [135]
Exedra, the, [15]
Exoe, [265]
Ezerits, the, [41], [45], [46]
Ezeva, [549]
Faber, Father, [240]
Fadrique, family of, [130], [137]
Don Alfonso, [123 ff.], [236], [250], [251]
Fair Havens, [10]
Fallmerayer, Professor, [34 ff.], [39], [59], [72], [107], [109], [414], [458]
Famagosta, [298], [323], [498], [505], [519], [532]
Fanelli, Atene Attica, [154 n.], [413]
Ferdinand of Bulgaria, [444], [447]
I of Hungary, [493]
of Majorca, [95], [288]
I of Naples, [506], [512]
of Spain, [106]
Feredchik, [338]
Ferrara, [171], [249]
Ferrari, historian, [268]
Fethijeh Jamisi, [152]
Fiammengo, Antonio, see [le Flamenc]
Fiesole, Mino da, [343]
Finlay, George, historian, [1], [29], [85], [96], [110], [161], [221], [311], [443], [542], [550]
Flangineion, school, [212], [371], [407]
Flangines, [212], [371]
Flatro, Giorgio, [507]
Flavian dynasty, the, [12]
Flemings, the, [58], [94], [96], [525]
Fleuri, Marquis de, [399]
Flor, Roger de, [201], [236], [287]
Florence, [96], [125], [136], [138], [144], [147], [148], [154], [159], [160], [369], [455], [479], [498], [504], [514]
archbishop of, [136]
the Certosa, [96], [145], [154]
gonfaloniere of, [139]
Lung’ Arno Acciajuoli, [154]
National Museum at, [343]
Florenz of Hainault, [94]
Floriano, Colonel, [223]
Foglia Nuova, [285], [294 ff.], [300 ff.], [306], [307], [309], [313], [337], see [Phocæa]
Vecchia, [296], [300 ff.], [306], [307], [313], [316], [322], [323], [326 ff.], [330], [335], [337], [351 ff.], see [Phocæa]
Folco of Forlì, Benedetto, [328]
Fontana, Giovanni, [340]
Forbin, [378]
Forneto, Pasquale, [303]
Raffaelle di, [304]
Fortune, temple of, [15]
Forum, the (Salonika), [271]
Foscari, the, [297]
Francesco, [439]
Foscarini, Giacomo, [187 ff.], [267]
Michele, [439]
Fotcha, [488]
Foucher, chaplain, [524]
Foucherolles, family of, [124]
France, and the French, [31], [57], [58], [72], [74], [75], [86], [89], [90], [96], [106], [111], [114], [121], [125], [130], [131], [155], [156], [174], [193], [195], [197], [201], [230], [231], [257], [271], [299], [321], [345], [361], [372], [376], [385 ff.], [400], [422], [424], [441], [472], [482], [502], [514], [516], [522], [523], [525], [527], [532], [546 ff.], [550]
France, king of, [82], [117], [184], [240], [305], [320], [351]
St Denys of, [141]
St Louis of, [91]
Francis Joseph, emperor of Austria, [467], [509]
Franciscans, the, [473], [476], [485], [495]
Frangipane, count, [493]
Franks, the, [59], [60], [67], [68], [70 ff.], [75 ff.], [83], [84], [86], [88], [92 ff.], [96], [99], [105], [108], [111], [115], [117], [118], [120 ff.], [126], [135], [170], [186], [232], [233], [348], [368], [370], [371], [386 ff.], [393], [396], [500], [517], [518], [520], [525 ff.], [530 ff.]
Franz Ferdinand, archduke, [455]
Frederick II, emperor, [517], [527], [528]
III, emperor, [485]
II, king of Sicily, [122], [123], [127], [290]
III, king of Sicily, [126], [127], [158]
of Randazzo, [126]
Free Laconians, the, [7], [16]
Freeman, Prof., [441]
Frères Prêcheurs, [292]
Froissart, [81], [144]
Fulk, son-in-law of Baldwin II, [518], [519]
Furies, the, [11]
Gaddi, [151 n.], [160]
Gagliano, battle of, [118]
Gaidaronisi, islet of, [168]
Gaius, [9]
Galata, [284], [292], [314]
Galates, family of, [217], [264]
Galatians, Epistles to the, [10]
Galaxidi, [63], [375], [376]
Galaxidi, Chronicle of, [376]
Galen, [84]
Galerius, [270], [271]
Galilee, [517], [520], [521], [530], [533]
Gallienus, emperor, [19]
Gallio, [9]
Gallipoli, [288], [315], [316]
Ganza, George, [433]
Nicholas, [433]
Gardiki, [99], [105]
Garibaldi, Francesco, [304]
Garzoni, Antonio, [243]
Giulio de, [192]
Gasmoûloi, the, [86], [96], [233]
Gaspari, Demetrios, [407], [413]
Peter, [407], [413], [414]
Stamati, [405]
Gastouni, [414], [420]
Gattilusio, Andronico, [319]
Baptista, [342]
Caterina, [328], [329]
Costanza, [328]
Domenico, [297], [319], [332], [334 ff.], [339 ff.], [352], [353]
Dorino I, [148], [297], [324], [326 ff.], [332 ff.], [346], [352], [353]
II, [297], [298], [331], [338], [339], [351], [353]
Eugenia, [321], [322], [329]
Francesco I, [296], [303], [306], [313 ff.], [320 n.], [325], [327], [353]
II (Jacopo), [296], [319 ff.], [345], [352], [353]
III, [297], [330 ff.], [353]
Ginevra, [328], [332], [345]
Giorgio, [331], [338]
Giuliano, [321], [344], [345], [351]
Hector, [351]
Helene, [322]
Jacopo (Francesco II), [see above]
Jacopo, son of Francesco II, [297], [324 ff.], [330], [353]
Luchetto, [314]
Luchino, [342], [347], [348], [352]
Maria, [328], [349], [352], [353]
Nicolò I, [296 ff.], [318 ff.], [323 ff.], [352], [353]
II, [297], [335 ff.], [339 ff.], [345 ff.], [351], [353]
Oberto, [314]
Palamede, [297], [298], [324 ff.], [331], [332], [334], [337], [338], [352], [353]
Stefano, [351]
Gattilusj, the, [283], [301], [307], [312 ff.], [326], [327], [498], [499], [532]
Gautier III, titular duke of Athens, [158]
Gavi, [284]
Gaza, Æneas of, [311]
battle of, [517]
Gazes, Theodore, [269], [514], [515]
Geneva, the Council of, [504]
Geneva, Count Louis of, [502]
Robert of, [158]
Gennadios II, [359], [360]
Genoa, and the Genoese, [76], [113], [126], [137], [165], [166], [168], [169], [171], [178], [180 ff.], [184], [199], [201], [218], [234], [279], [283 ff.], [298 ff.], [313 ff.], [498], [501], [523], [525]
Genseric, king of the Vandals, [29]
Gentili, general, [230]
George of Antioch, admiral, [51]
count of Corinth, [238]
I, king of England, [223], [404]
king of Greece, [5], [75], [112], [269]
of Trebizond, [514]
St, head of, [131], [159]
Georgians, the, [66], [67]
Georgirenes, archbishop of Melos, A Description of the present state of Samos, Nicaria, Patmos and Mount Athos, [399]
Gerace, marquess of, [149], [159]
Gerakares, Liberakes, [384], [385], [415 ff.]
Geraki, [72], [85], [154 n.], [257]
Germanicus, [8]
Germanos, archbishop, [57]
Germany, and the Germans, [58], [85], [171], [193], [197], [224], [372], [388], [407], [410], [446], [447], [452], [457], [493], [518], [525], [529]
Gerola, Prof., Venetian Monuments in the island of Crete, [197]
Gerovolia (Uroglia), [438]
Ghika, family of, [365 n.]
Ghirlandajo, [515]
Ghisi, the, [164 ff.], [246]
Bartolommeo II, [125]
George I, [120]
III, [265]
Gibbon, [392], [518], [538], [550]
Gibelin, [528]
Giblet (Jebeil), [516]
Giorgio, family of, see [Zorzi]
Giovanni of Novara, [331]
Gipton, see [Lamia]
Giraud, M., consul, [387], [388], [411]
Gislenus, St, [36]
Giustiniani, Alessandro Rocca, [311]
Andriolo Banca, [311]
Gerolamo Garibaldi, La Description et Histoire de l’Isle de Scios, ou Chios, [311]
Leonardo, [310]
Timoteo, [308]
Vincenzo, [308]
Negri, [309]
Banca, [148], [311]
the, [173], [283], [301], [304], [305], [307], [311], [312], [334]
the Maona of the, [373], [498]
the Palazzo, [309]
Giustiniano, Orsato, [350]
Gladstone, Rt Hon. W. E., [215], [299], [414]
Glagolitic alphabet, the, [272]
Glarentza, [78], [79], [91], [93], [105], [249], [265], [380], [398]
Glossa, Cape, [430]
Godfrey of Bouillon, [516], [518], [519], [538]
Goethe, Faust, [70], [86], [533]
Golden Book, the, [207], [217], [305]
Rose, the, [500]
Gonzaga, Charles, duc de Nevers, [381], [382]
Gonzalez de Clavijo, Ruy, [323]
Gorgon’s head, story of the, [141], [147]
Gortyna, [21]
Gortys, the, [72]
Goths, the, [18 ff.], [25], [26], [29]
Gottlob, German scholar, [502]
Govino, [205], [219], [224], [227]
Gozzadini, Giacomo I, [176]
of Bologna, the, [69]
Grabusa, [196], [403], [416], [417]
Gradenigo, family of, [181], [297]
Marco, [183], [184]
Tito, [183], [184]
Gradishka, [462]
“Graikoi,” [32]
Grand-Komnenos, family of, [499]
Granvali, corsair, [266]
Gravia, pass of, [63]
Gravina, John of, [80], [95], [97], [202]
Gravosa, harbour, [478]
Grbljanovich, Lazar, [454], [455], [477], [479]
Militza, [455]
Great Britain, [422], [426], [441]
Greco-Turkish war of 1897, [205]
Greek Church, the, [77], [199], [359 ff.]
Gregoras, Nikephoros, historian, [121], [125], [453]
Gregorian Calendar, the, [362]
Gregorovius, [30 n.], [85], [157]
Geschichte der Stadt Athen im Mittelalter, [155]
Gregory, metropolitan of Corinth, [53]
II, pope, [38]
VII, pope, [49]
XI, pope, [126], [253], [317], [473]
of Nazianzos, [24]
Rev. S., [107]
Greveno, [105]
Grifon, [72]
Grimaldi, family of, [298]
Bonne de’, [326]
Carlo de’, [331]
Giovanni de’, [324]
Oberto de’, [297], [330], [353]
Pietro de’, [326]
Grimani, bishop, [267]
admiral, [383]
governor-general, [420], [423], [424]
Gritzena, [72]
Grivas, Theodore Boua, [379]
Grottaferrata, [68], [515]
Gruba, Helena, [481], [482]
Guemlek, [549]
Guillet, author, [386 ff.], [394]
Guiscard, Bohemond, [50], [51], [430]
Gaïta, [548]
Robert, [49], [50], [430], [540], [544], [548]
Gyaros, island, [6], [8], [64], [174]
Habsburg, family of, [480], [493], [496]
Hadji Ali, [388 n.]
Hadrian, [13 ff.], [23], [141]
palace of, see [Olympian Zeus]
the arch, porch, stoa of, [13], [156], [378], [410], [415]
Hagia Laura, monastery of, [331]
Hagiostephanitai, family of, [180]
Hainault, [36], [133]
Florenz of, [94]
Matilda of, [80], [95 ff.]
Hajji Kalifeh, [266]
Halil, son of the sultan Orkhan, [315], [316]
Halmyros, [53]
Hamilton, the duke of, [148]
Hamza, admiral, [334], [335], [339]
Hardrada, Harold, [48], [64], [396]
Harmodios, [6], [410]
Harold, king of England, [48]
Haroun Al Rashid, [40]
Harrison, Frederic, Theophano, [47 n.], [534]
Hasân-Babâ, pirate, [384]
Hattin, battle of, [517], [522], [523], [527], [531]
Hayes, Louis des, [267], [386], [395]
Hebraïká, the, [211]
Hebrew inscriptions at Mistra, [47]
Hebron (St Abraham), [521], [530], [533]
Hedjaz, the, [523]
Helej, family of, [496]
Helen of Serbia, [508], [510]
Helikon, the muses of, [22]
Helios, sun-god, [30]
“Helladikoi,” the, [32], [38]
“Hellenotamias,” [14]
Helots, [186]
Henry IV, emperor, [544]
emperor of Romania, [113], [163], [164], [247], [277]
II, king of England, [286], [522]
III, king of England, [66], [529]
IV, king of England, [171], [540]
VI, king of England, [307], [340], [345]
VIII, king of England, [197], [368], [449]
Hera, temple of, [13]
Heraclius, patriarch of Jerusalem, [521], [522]
Herakleios, emperor, [442], [443], [463]
Heredia, grand-master of the knights of St John, [84]
Hermoniakos, Constantine, [83]
Hermonymos, George, [369]
Herod, king of the Jews, [7]
Herodes Atticus, the Odeion of, [15], [54], [153], [396]
Herodotus, [83], [115], [145], [149], [162], [237], [537]
Hersek, [492]
Hertzberg, [30 n.], [107], [265]
Heruli, [19]
Herzegovich, Ahmed Pasha, [492]
Herzegovina (duchy of St Sava, the land of Hum or Zahumlje), [365], [422], [443], [445], [447], [450], [457], [459 ff.], [468], [470 ff.], [483 ff.], [488], [489], [491], [492], [495], [499], [508], [549]
Hesychasts (or Quietists), the, [279]
Hethum II of Armenia, [286]
Hexamilion, the, [98 ff.], [149]
Hide, Sir H., consul, [398]
Hierokles, the Synekdemos, [108], [429]
Hildburghausen, duke of, [497]
Hildebrand, [445]
Hippocrates, [84], [311]
Hippodrome, the, [22]
Historia Patriarchica, [160]
Hobson, Launcelot, [388]
Holland, [95], [378]
Holy House of the Hospital, the, [289]
Holy Land, the, [77], [95], [117], [133], [179], [286], [289], [392], [515 ff.], [544], [546]
Sepulchre, the, [57], [74], [416], [517], [518], [520], [521], [547]
Hombergk, Hessian officer, [387]
Homer, [192], [223], [275], [311], [371], [534], [537], [539], [542], [545], [550]
the Iliad, [83]
the Odyssey, [207], [231]
Honorius, son of Theodosius, [25]
III, pope, [75], [78], [85], [156], [248], [447], [471]
Hopf, Dr, [85], [86], [94], [97], [107 ff.], [134], [155], [157], [161], [175], [177], [235], [237], [248], [255], [265 ff.], [420], [458], [459]
Horace, [5], [369]
Hormisdas, pope, [271], [429]
Hosios Loukas, [47 n.], [397]
Hospital, knights of the, [144], [529]
Hranich, Sandalj, [484], [485]
Vlatko, [479]
Hugues, duke of Burgundy, [318]
Hum, the land of, see [Herzegovina]
Mt, [464]
Humbert II, dauphin of Vienne, [253]
Humphry, duke of Buckingham, [345]
Hungary, and the Hungarians, [58], [149], [381], [406], [448], [456], [467], [469 ff.], [486 ff.], [491 ff.], [496], [497], [511]
Huns, the, [33], [463]
Hunyady, John, [456], [457], [484 ff.]
Hydra, [358]
Hyginos, [16]
Hymettos (Deli-Dagh), [66], [114], [145], [152], [395]
Hypatia, [32]
Iatraioi, the, [384]
Iatropoulos, [136]
Iatros, [136]
Ibelin, family of d’, [521]
Jean d’, Assises de la Haute Cour, [519], [520]
Ibrahim I, sultan, [193], [194], [398]
Pasha, [440]
Iconium (Ikonium), bishop of, [10]
sultan of, [52], [538]
Ikaria, [290], [296], [300], [301]
Ilissos, [388], [395]
Illyricum, and the Illyrians, [21], [24], [25], [26], [460], [461], [546]
Imbros, [297], [306], [332], [334], [339], [340], [343], [344], [350], [353]
Indictions, cycle of, [22], [25]
Innocent III, pope, [78], [89], [112], [233], [247], [470]
IV, pope, [526]
VI, pope, [317]
VIII, pope, [300], [351], [507]
XI, pope, [403]
Ionia (Violarium), [538]
Ionian Islands, the, [1], [6], [21], [37], [44], [51], [69], [78], [84], [198 ff.], [267], [355], [403], [417 ff.], [422], [426], [498]
Sea, [29]
Ipek, Serb patriarchate of, [361 n.], see [Petch]
Ipsala, [338]
Ipsili, monastery of, [401]
Ipso, [224]
Irene, empress, wife of Leo IV, [36], [39], [40]
Irene, empress, wife of Alexios I, [538], [539], [543]
Irish, the, [189], [525]
Isaac, governor of Vrhbosna, [483]
II, Greek emperor, [58], [232], [277]
Isabella, marchioness of Boudonitza, [134]
of Spain, [106]
Isidore, metropolitan of Athens, [152];
of Salonika, [269 n.]
Ismael, admiral, [339], [341], [344]
Ismaïdi, mosque, [378]
Ismail Kemal Bey, [440]
Pasha, [440]
Ismid, gulf of, [492]
Isokrates, [371], [539]
Isthmian games, [11]
Istria, [272], [487], [491]
Italy, and the Italians, [11], [49 ff.], [55], [58], [67], [73], [93], [125], [138], [139], [145], [174], [175], [184], [198], [224], [233], [238], [253], [271], [275], [277], [280], [298], [311], [315], [343], [344], [349], [369], [371], [374], [375], [432], [438], [440], [441], [449], [453], [456], [487], [499], [513], [516], [525], [534], [541], [544]
Itea, [51], [375]
Ithake, [21], [61], [69], [202 ff.], [216], [217], [228], [261 ff.], [379], [540]
Ivan III, grand duke of Russia, [106], [368], [513]
Ivry, Galeran d’, [249]
Jablanitza, [495]
Jacob, metropolitan, [405], [414]
Jacobus, physician, [31]
Jacques I of Cyprus, [319]
Jaffa, [116], [504], [517], [519], [520]
count of, [507], [530]
Jagellon, Alexander, of Poland, [106]
Jajce, [457], [471], [481], [487], [489 ff.], [495], [510], [511]
Jala Göl, lake, [338]
James II of Aragon, [123], [235]
II of Cyprus, [513]
II of England, [388], [399]
St, of Compostella, [74]
Janissaries, the, [362 ff.], [368], [389], [425], [457], [491]
Janjichi, [475]
Janus, king of Cyprus, [323]
statue of, [405]
Jarkovich (“Marchisa” or Merksha), [436], [437]
Jaskopolje, castle of, [471]
Jason, bishop of Tarsus, [10]
Jean, count of Lecce, [158]
Jebeil (Giblet), [516]
Jeptche, [496]
Jeremiah, [65]
Jericho, [430], [529], [530]
Jerome, St, [25], [33]
Jerusalem, [30], [58], [116], [498], [506], [515 ff.], [540], [541], [547]
Jerusalem, Assizes of, [71], [112], [520], [527]
Jerusalem, patriarch of, [416]
Jesuits, the, [396], [397], [400]
Jews, the, [46], [53], [60], [98], [113], [174], [186], [191], [200], [210], [211], [214], [216], [224], [230], [270], [271], [275], [276], [278], [313], [362], [379], [397], [419], [439], [527]
Jezero, lake, [462]
Jezreel, plain of, [529]
Jireček, Constantin, [442], [455 n.]
Joanna I, queen of Naples, [97], [201], [252]
Joannina, [145], [213], [224], [356], [371], [379], [425], [440], [451]
John V, emperor, [534]
VI, emperor, [160], [329]
VII, emperor, [278]
hagiographer, [269]
XXII, pope, [78], [124], [251], [289], [290]
I of Aragon, [156], [157]
of Austria, [374], [376]
of Bari, [544]
of Basingstoke, [66]
count of Cephalonia, [82]
king of England, [66]
II, despot of Epeiros, [434]
of Epiphania, [537]
of Gravina, [80], [95], [97], [202], [263], [433]
of Randazzo, [126], [158]
IV of Trebizond, [329], [333]
St, the Evangelist, [288], [331], [501]
St, the Merciful, [528]
the Reader, historian, [269]
Jolanda of Montferrat, [278]
Jonson, Ben, The Fox, [197]
Jordan, river, [516], [523]
Jorga, M., [365 n.]
Joseph I, patriarch, [359]
Joshua, [154 n.]
Josselin I of Edessa, [523]
Jove, baths of, [330]
Jovian, emperor, [24]
Julian the Apostate, emperor, [23], [24]
Julius II, pope, [507]
Junch, port de, [108 n.], see [Navarino]
Junis, admiral, [336], [338], [339]
Jupiter Cassius, altar of, [224]
Jurashevich (Jurash), George, [459]
Alexius, [459]
Justin, St, [141]
History, [414]
Justinian, emperor, [29], [32 ff.], [36], [98], [414], [429], [463], [534]
Juvenal, [4], [8], [533]
Kabasilas, Neilos, theologian, [269]
Nicholas, theologian, [269]
Simeon, [377], [378]
Kadmeia, the, [95], [115], [247]
Kaïkos, [336]
Kainepolis, [29]
Kaisariane (Syriane), monastery of, [152], [390], [395], [397]
Kakè Skála, the, [114], [397]
Kalamata, [72], [89], [384], [404], [419], [423]
Kalamos, islet, [223], [404]
Kalavryta (La Grite), [57], [72], [83], [104], [105], [149], [418], [420]
Kallergai, the, [182], [185], [374]
Kallerges, Alexios, [181], [182], [194]
Kallikles, physician, [538]
Kallimachai, the, [365 n.]
Kallirrhoe, [54], [66], [145]
Kallistos, Andronikos, [514]
Kallone, [333]
Kalochairetes, priest, [218]
Kalocsa, archbishop of, [471], [472]
Kalopheros, [263]
Kalophrenas, priest and copyist, [159]
Kalothetos, John, [316]
Leon, [291], [293]
Kameniates, John, historian, [269], [273]
Kampouroglos, D. G., [160], [394]
Kamurgi, Ali, [425]
Kamytzes, Manuel, [55]
Kanaboutzes, John, [327], [330], [352]
Kanina, [429 ff.], [441]
Kapnikarea, [30]
Kapsi, Joannes, [399]
Karaburun (the “Black Cape”), [273], [274]
Kara-Djouneïd, [298]
Kara Mustapha Pasha, [224]
Karavias, [264]
Karditza, inscription on church at, [11 n.], [117], [132], [133], [134]
Karlili, [356]
Karyatides, [271]
Karydi, battle of, [114], [249]
Karytaina, castle of, [72], [85], [89]
Karystos (Castel Rosso), [117], [150], [236], [254 ff.], [306], [307]
Kassander, king of Macedon, [270]
Kassandra, [270]
Kassimié mosque, the, [271]
Kassim Pasha, [242]
Kassopo, [11], [224]
Kastamouni (Kastamon), [536]
Kastoria, [50], [549]
Kastos, islet, [223]
Kastrades, [224]
Kastri, see [Delphi]
Kastritza, [105]
Kastro, [330], [340], [343]
Katalianos, [131]
Katsones, Lampros, [228]
Kavalla, [6], [356], [450]
Kedrenos, historian, [273], [445]
Keglevich, Peter, [492], [493]
Kehr, Professor, [309]
Kekaumenos, Michael, [430]
Kenchreæ, [9], [101]
Kendal, duchess of, [223]
Keos, island of, [63], [112], [135], [165], [167], [306]
Kephissia, [15], [397]
Kephissos, the, [95], [120], [122], [126], [132 ff.], [250]
Kerpine, village, [72]
Kés, Magyar chieftain, [465]
Kharezmians, the, [517]
Khoja, Janum, [224]
Kielapha (Kielefa), [404], [424]
Kimolos, [162], [174]
“Kirjath-sepher,” [113]
Kishon, [530]
Kissavos (Ossa), [545], [549]
“Kleidion,” [273]
Kleisourárches, [38]
Kleonides, palace of, [153]
Klepsydra fountain, the, [7]
Klesich, Radich, [509]
Kljuch, [489]
Knights of St John, Rhodes, and Malta, [73], [84], [89], [128], [144], [167], [171], [296], [318], [319], [321], [325], [343], [346], [373], [380], [401], [518], [528]
of St Mary of Bethlehem, [343]
of Santo Stefano, [380]
Templars, [73], [89], [248], [518], [528], [529]
Teutonic, [68], [73], [89], [529]
Knin, [481]
Knossos, [4]
Kobilich, Milosh, [455]
Koenigsmark, Otto William von, [404], [407]
Kokkinos, castle, [297], [329], [330], [332], [343], [350], [353]
Kolchis, [349]
Koloman, [467], [472]
Kommagene, [13]
Konieh, [440]
Konjitza, [485], [496]
Konstantinides, K., [158]
Konstantinovich, [488]
Kontostephanos, admiral, [430]
Köprili, Ahmed, [195], [196], [384], [385]
Koraes, [213]
Koran, the, [362]
Koron (Korone, Coron), [41], [50], [68], [89 ff.], [98], [106], [154], [227], [241], [362], [373], [377], [382], [404], [414], [420], [424]
Koronos, castle of, [262]
Korydalleus, [393]
Kos, [268], [290], [318]
Kosatcha, house of, [484], [485]
Kosmas, [38]
Kossovo, [137], [436], [444], [453 ff.], [479], [481], [486]
Köstendil (Velbujd), [450]
Kostobokes, the, [14], [18]
Kotroman, Stephen, [473]
Kotromanich, family of, [473], [484], [511]
Stephen, [473 ff.]
Stephen Tvrtko I, [435], [454], [455], [473], [476 ff.], [482], [483]
II, [478], [483 ff.]
Koundoura, [68], [88]
Koutso-Wallachs, [55], [60], [100], [453]
Krak, de Montréal, [520], [521], [523]
des Chevaliers, [521], [528]
Kraljevich, Marko, [454]
Kraus (Crusius), Martin, [36], [267], [377], [378], [394]
Kreshimir, king of the Croats, [465]
Kritoboulos, Hermodoros Michael, historian, [151], [152], [325], [332], [334], [339 ff.], [343], [344], [457]
Kroja, [443], [512]
Krum of Bulgaria, [444]
Krumbacher, Prof., [108], [109]
History of Byzantine Literature, [57]
Krushevatz, [454 ff.]
Kryoneri (Acqua Fredda), [438], [439]
Kugeas, K., [269 n.]
Kulenovich, family of, [471]
Kulin, ban of Bosnia, [468 ff.]
Kumanovo, [455]
Kydones, Demetrios, essayist, [269], [278]
Kydonia, [4]
Kyparissia (or Arkadia), [14], [72], [89]
Kyrenia (Cérines), [503 ff.]
Kythera, see [Cerigo]
Kythnos, [8], [12]
Laborde, [413]
La Cava, monastery of, [523]
Lacedæmonia (La Crémonie), and the Lacedæmonians, [7], [23], [41], [73], [83], [90], [91], [382]
Laconia (Lakonia), and the Laconians, [6], [32], [59], [60], [72], [88], [100], [131], [154], [368], [419]
Laconians, the Free, [7], [16]
La Crémonie, see [Lacedæmonia]
“Ladies’ Parliament,” [79]
Ladislaus, duke of Bosnia, [467]
IV, king of Hungary, [484]
king of Naples, [138], [202], [481 ff.]
La Grite, see [Kalavryta]
La Guilletière, [386]
Lake Copais Company, [132]
La Martorana, church of, [52]
Lamia (Gipton or Zeitounion), [59], [62], [63], [83], [113], [115], [117], [119], [131], [157], [246], [248], [251], [254]
Lampros, Professor, [64], [155 ff.], [159], [160], [269 n.], [392], [430]
Lampsakos, [115]
Landulph, church of, [106], [107]
Langlois, Hugh, [506]
James, [506]
Philip, [507]
Languedoc, [200 n.]
Laodicea, [541]
La Patre, see [Neopatras]
Laranda, Pedro de, [346]
Larissa, [6], [16], [29], [33], [47], [50], [53], [62], [248], [360], [371]
Larissa of Argos, the, [87]
Larmena, [251], [252]
Larsa, Guglielmo de, [62]
Lasithi, [185]
Laskaris, [433]
Chrysanthos, [382]
Janus, [515]
Joannes, [263], [373]
Manuel, [382]
Michael, [146]
La Sole, see [Salona]
Latin Church, the, [187], [190]
Laudisio, [334]
Laurence, St, [303]
Laurentios of Megara, [397]
Laurion, [2], [389 n.]
Lazar (prince) of Serbia, [454], [455], [477], [479]
III of Serbia, [457]
Lazarevich, Stephen, [322], [455]
Leaina, mistress of Harmodios, [410]
Leake, Col., [39], [429]
Lebanon, the, [443], [526], [530]
Lecce, [116], [118], [119], [121], [158]
le Flamenc, Antoine, [117], [132 ff.]
Jean, [133]
Leicester, archdeacon of, [66]
Lemnos, [83], [239], [297], [306], [322], [329], [332], [334], [335], [339 ff.], [343], [344], [350], [351], [353], [356]
Lenormant, historian, [458]
Leo I the Great, emperor, [31]
III the Isaurian, emperor, [37], [38]
IV, emperor, [39]
VI, emperor, [43], [77]
III of Armenia, [286]
X, pope, [209], [241], [507], [513]
XIII, pope, [446]
mathematician, [43], [269]
metropolitan, [275]
Leonardo of Chios, [332], [344], [348], [352]
Treatise concerning true nobility against Poggio, [352]
Leondari, [105], [356]
Leonidas, [25], [62], [87], [245], [255], [410]
Leonidi, [60], [91]
Tzakones of, [72]
Leontios, emperor, [37]
professor, [30]
Leopold I of Austria, [320 n.]
Lepanto, [83], [98], [106], [109], [174], [221], [222], [256], [264], [356], [373 ff.], [380], [384], [397], [405], [417], also see [Naupaktos]
Lesbos, [148], [171], [283], [287], [290], [294 ff.], [301], [306], [310 ff.], [356], [388], [498], [499], [532], also see [Mytilene]
St Bonne’s, [346]
St Nicholas’, [346]
Le Sdiles, see [Delos]
Lesina, [479], [481]
Le Tenedee, [185]
Letres dou Sepulcre, [520]
Levkas, see [Santa Maura]
Levkimo, [214]
Libanios, sophist, [24]
Liberius, senator, [430]
Licario, admiral, [164 ff.], [204], [234]
Licinius, [21], [269]
Ligurian Republic, the, [283], [313]
traders, [113]
Lille de Charpigny, Hugues de, [72]
Limehouse, [388]
Limponas, family of, [390], [407], [414]
Michael, [392]
Liopesi, [146]
Liosia, [146]
Lithgow, [192]
Livadia, [46], [122], [123], [128], [129], [131], [139], [159], [228], [356], [360], [395], [398]
Livadostro (Rive d’Ostre), [76], [111], [144]
Ljubich, [459]
Lluria, Roger de, [126], [157], [165], [201], [235], [287]
Locatelli, historian, [404], [409]
Loir, du, [267]
Lombards, the, [58], [69]
London, [106], [171], [351], [366], [371], [399], [400], [441], [497], [522], [537]
Crown Street, Soho, [400]
Greek Street, [399]
Hog Lane, [400]
Longinus, [18]
Longo, Paride Giustiniani, [337], [345]
Tommaso, [304]
Loredano, Antonio, admiral, [176], [177], [264]
Lucrezia, [176]
Luigi, [350]
Taddea, [176]
Louis, prince of Baden, [496]
of Burgundy, [95]
VII of France, [522]
IX (St Louis) of France, [64], [91], [114], [517], [526]
XIV of France, [195]
count of Geneva, [502]
the Great, king of Hungary, [474 ff.]
II, king of Hungary, [493]
of Savoy, [502], [505]
Louvre, the, [332]
Loverdo, Gerasimos, [264]
Lucan, [9], [429]
Lucca, [197]
Luccari, historian, [458], [511]
Lucera, [432]
Lucian, [16], [98]
Luke, baron, [72]
St, [10], [141], [510]
St, the younger, [45]
Lüneburg, [408]
Lung’ Arno Acciajuoli, the, [154]
Lusignan, family of, [498]
Charlotte de (queen of Cyprus), [502 ff.], [519]
Eugène de, [507]
Guy de, [519], [522], [526], [528]
James de, [503]
Jean II de, [502]
John de, [507]
Lyceum, the, [3]
Lycurgus, [31], [71], [186], [228], [419]
arsenal of, see [Pinakotheke]
Lykabettos, [141]
Lykoudas, Theodore, [433]
Lysikrates, choragic monument of (Lantern of Demosthenes), [65], [153], [386], [410]
Macedon, Philip of, [63], [96], [119]
Macedonia, [1], [4], [6], [21], [37], [39], [45], [47], [92], [103], [119], [135], [153], [270], [273], [277], [279], [318], [338], [339], [357], [436], [441], [448], [450], [453], [512], [535]
Machiavelli, family of, [144]
Nicolò, [145]
Macola, Joannes, [414]
Macrinus, [17]
Magistros, Thomas, grammarian, [269]
Maglaj, [496]
Magni, Cornelio, [387]
Magno, Stefano, [263], [264]
Magyars, the, [465]
Mahmûd Pasha, [336], [338], [345 ff.], [365]
Maina, [72], [79], [89], [91], [92], [228], [236], [237], [373], [376], [381], [382], [384], [385], [399], [415], [417], [418], [420], [426]
Maisy, Jean de, [120], [121]
Majorca, [129], [295]
Ferdinand of, [95], [288]
Makarios, Greek metropolitan, [139]
St, head of, [141]
Makryplagi, pass of, [423]
Malagaris, Michael, [433]
Malamos, [379]
Malatesta, [239 n.]
Malaxos, Patriarchal History, [371]
Malea, Cape, [233], [240]
Malerba, family of, [202]
Maliac gulf, [161], [246]
Malipiero, [405], [416]
Malmsey, the Podestà of, [241]
wine, [70], [88], [234], [236], [237], [240]
Malta, [193], [308], [380]
count of, [178], [180]
Malvasia, see [Monemvasia]
Mamonades, the, [234]
Mamonas, [233], [242]
Paul, [237]
Manassia, monastery of, [456]
Mandoukio, [224]
Mandrachi, [327]
Manfred of Sicily, [122], [123], [199], [200], [431], [433], [441]
Manthos, poet, [425]
Mantineia, [13], [104]
Mantua, [504]
Manuel I, Greek emperor, see [Comnenos]
Manzikert, battle of, [446]
Maraclée, [516]
Maramonte, Stefano, [458]
Marathon, [3], [15], [66], [112], [114], [375], [390]
Marcellinus, general, [463]
“Marchesopoulo,” the, [62], [247]
“Marchesotto,” the, [253]
Marcus Aurelius, [14], [15], [17]
Mardîn, [517]
Margaret of Montferrat, [248], [277], [381]
Margaritone, Sicilian admiral, [55], [202], [261], [262]
Margat, castle of, [516], [528]
Maria, dowager-empress, [543]
duchess of Athens, see [Melissene, Maria]
queen of Hungary, [479]
queen of Sicily, [158], [253]
Giorgio, privateer, [399]
Marie, princess of Antioch, [76]
de Bourbon, [201]
Maritza, battle of the, [435], [454]
river, [318], [338]
Markopoulo, [389 n.]
Markos II, patriarch, [360]
Marmara, [290]
Marmora, Andrea, historian, [207], [208], [210], [212], [219], [221], [224 n.]
Marmora, sea of, [100], [284]
Marris, forest of, [516]
Marseilles, [299], [326], [395], [523]
Martin I, pope, [37]
Martoni, Nicolò da, [159]
Marulla of Verona, [81], [123]
of Lemnos, [350]
Marullus, [369]
Mas Latrie, count de, [175], [458]
Matagrifon, barony of, [71], [80]
Matapan, Cape, [29], [45]
Matchva, [473]
Matilda of Hainault, [80], [95 ff.]
Maurice, emperor, [34], [36], [231]
Mavrogenes, family of, [365]
Nicholas, [365]
Maximian Herculius, [270 n.]
Mazarin, cardinal, [195]
Mazaris, satirist, [60], [98]
Mecca, [523]
Medici, family of, [136], [144], [242], [384]
Cosimo I de’, [380]
Lorenzo de’, [369]
Medina, [523]
Meerbeke, William of, [84]
Megalopolis, [6], [16], [72]
Meganisi, [403]
Megara, [5], [12], [13], [26], [29], [80], [110], [114], [127], [129], [131], [139], [150], [194], [397], [399], [406]
Megarid, the, [63], [76], [111]
Megaskyr, the, [156]
Megaspelæon, monastery of, [10]
Melanoudion, [347], [348]
Meletios, geographer, [416]
monk, [49]
Meliarakes, Antonios, [261]
Melik-el-Aschraf, sultan of Egypt, [518]
Melings, the, [41], [45], [46]
Mélisende, daughter of Baldwin II, [518], [519], [531]
Melissene, Maria, duchess of Athens, [80], [127], [146]
Melissenos, family of, [144], [376]
Melos, [162], [164], [165], [167], [170], [194], [351], [399]
Mendenitza, see [Boudonitza]
Menelaos, [114]
Meniates, Elias, [213]
Mentebone, Jacopo, [508]
Merbaka, Argive church of, [84]
Merksha (Jarkovich), [436], [437]
Mesarea, see [Arcadia]
Mesembria, [316]
Meshtrovich, M., [454]
Mesolonghi, [404]
Messe, the Homeric, [91]
Messenia, and the Messenians, [16], [67], [68], [87], [88], [97], [131], [154], [376], [419]
Messina, [71], [276], [376]
Metaxas, family of, [404]
Nikodemos, [212]
Metellus, Quintus, [4]
Meteoron, monastery of, [453]
Methodios, Slavonic apostle, [272]
Methone, [41], [50], [67], [68], [263], also see [Modon]
Methymna, see [Molivos]
Metkovich, [461]
Mezzomorto, admiral, [425]
Miani, admiral, [202]
Michael II, the Stammerer, emperor, [42]
III, emperor, [272]
of Adalia (Attaleiates), [537], [538], [540], [546], [549]
king of Dioklitia, [549]
Michiel, Venetian commissioner, [418]
Miklosich, [459]
Milakovich, historian, [458]
Milan, [110], [153], [159], [160], [231], [271], [303], [314], [327], [328], [371], [504], [509]
Mileshevo, monastery of, [448], [454], [477]
Milly, Jacques de, [503]
Miltiades, palace of, [153]
Milton, [382]
Milutin, Stephen, see [Urosh II of Serbia]
Minotaur, the, [363]
Minotto, [425]
Miquez, João (Joseph Nasi), [174]
Mirandola, Contessa de, [513]
Mirkovich, Paola, [509], [511]
Miroslav, prince of the Herzegovina, see [Nemanja family]
Misglenovich, Maria, [509], [511]
Misti, [258 ff.]
Mistra, [79], [86], [91], [92], [96], [98 ff.], [102], [103], [105], [136], [149], [237], [343], [356], [368], [382], [398], [405], [419], [420], [422], [498]
Hebrew inscriptions at, [47 n.]
Mithridates, king of Pontus, [2], [119]
Mithridatic war, the first, [4]
Mitrovitz, [20]
Mitrovitza, [450]
Mnesikles, [145]
Moab, land of, [520], [530]
Moawyah, caliph, [37]
Mocenigo, admiral, [241], [307]
Domenico, [439]
Modène, Raimond de, [401]
Modon, [87], [88], [90], [91], [98], [106], [184], [240], [241], [323], [362], [373], [376], [382], [405], [408], [418], [420 ff.]
Mœsian Diocese, the, [20]
Mohács, battle of, [493]
Mohammed I, sultan, [256], [307], [325], [483]
II, sultan, [22], [83], [102 ff.], [150 ff.], [159], [238], [239], [264], [307], [334 ff.], [343], [345 ff.], [356], [358 ff.], [364], [365], [367], [394], [395], [425], [457], [486 ff.], [499], [504], [505], [514]
IV, sultan, [194]
Moldavia, [365], [371], [382], [499]
Molivos (Augerinos, Methymna), [318], [333], [341], [348], [352]
Monaco, [298], [324]
cathedral of, [139]
Monastir, [446], [447]
Moncada, Matteo de, [157]
Monemvasia, [35], [39], [51], [54], [55], [68], [70], [79], [88], [91], [92], [94], [105], [106], [108], [165], [221], [231 ff.], [245], [368], [371], [373], [405], [406], [414], [416], [419], [424], [426]
wine-trade at, [244], also see [Malmsey wine]
Mongols, the, [322]
Monopoli, [69], [262]
Monoyannes, Paul, [204], [243]
Montenegro (the Zeta), [435], [445], [447], [450], [452], [453], [456 ff.], [464], [466], [490], [498], [549]
Monte Santangelo, [93]
Montferrat, Jolanda of, [278]
William of, [248]
Montona, Matteo de, [140], [142]
Montréal, [520], [523]
Moors, [380]
Morava, river, [486]
Moravia, [272]
Morea, the, [67], [68], [71], [74], [75], [77], [79], [80], [82], [85 ff.], [106], [107], [128], [136], [143], [147], [152], [153], [164], [168], [171], [181], [186], [193], [195], [198], [200 n.], [201], [204], [214], [218], [221], [223], [233], [234], [236 ff.], [240 ff.], [249], [250], [264], [288], [290], [293], [299], [329], [344], [355], [356], [358], [361], [365 ff.], [372], [373], [375 ff.], [382], [383], [394], [397], [398], [401], [405], [406], [409], [412 ff.], [416 ff.], [433], [434], [439], [498 ff.], [521]
Morea, Chronicle of the, [69], [70], [73], [80], [81], [83 ff.], [89], [91 ff.], [96], [108], [121], [125], [126], [203 n.], [246], [247], [521], [532], [545]
Morlachs, the, [403]
Morlay, Guillaume de, [72]
Morocco, [286]
Morokampos, [52]
Morosini, Andrea, [266]
Francesco, [36], [48], [195], [196], [203], [217], [222], [223 n.], [225], [228], [383], [384], [386], [395], [403 ff.], [408], [409], [411 ff.], [416], [420], [423], [424], [438]
Ruggiero, [286]
“Moses,” “Valley of,” [530]
“Mosque of the Conqueror,” [152]
Mostar, [464], [485], [495]
Mota, Bertranet, [159]
Mottoni, count di San Felice, [407], [411]
Mouchli, [104]
Mouchtar Pasha, [440]
Mouseion hill, the, [407]
Mousouros, Markos, scholar, [198], [241], [373]
Muazzo, Venetian governor, [317]
Zuan Zorzo, [266]
Muhashinovichi, [471]
Muktar, [224]
Mummius, [2], [3], [16], [413]
Muntaner, Ramon, [75], [81], [82], [95], [96], [114], [116], [122], [123], [236], [288], [501]
Murad, Turkish governor of Ænos, [339]
I, sultan, [307], [316], [319], [333], [454], [455]
II, sultan, [100], [101], [149], [280], [281], [325], [332], [456], [484], [512]
III, sultan, [174], [398]
“Murmures,” the, [238]
Musa, sultan, [255], [256]
Musachi, Comita, see [Balsha, Dame C.]
Museo Correr, Venice, [79]
Mustapha Pasha, Kara, [224]
Mycenæ, [16], [59]
Mykonos, [164], [255], [265 ff.], [373], [399]
Myrtis, [533]
Mytilene, [40], [287], [294], [318], [323], [324], [326], [327], [332], [335], [336], [341], [346], [347], [349], [350], [352], also see [Lesbos]
Nâbulus (Shechem), [520], [527], [533]
Nahr Ibrahîm, [516]
Naples, [57], [80], [84], [94], [95], [106], [108], [109], [116], [124], [138], [143], [149], [154], [169], [184], [200 ff.], [210], [240], [252], [262], [264], [373], [376], [482], [501], [506], [513]
Naples, Castel dell’ Uovo of, [80], [96], [482]
Napoleon I (Bonaparte) of France, [230], [231], [385], [450], [453]
III of France, [271]
Narenta, river, [461], [464], [474], [476], [549]
Narni, castle of, [500]
Narona, [461], [465]
Nasi, the, [174]
Joseph (João Miquez), [174]
Nasica, Scipio, [461]
Natale, Bernardo, [350]
Naupaktos, [33], [48], [53], [83], [98], [431], also see [Lepanto]
Nauplia, [50], [55], [62], [67], [76], [87], [88], [98], [106], [111], [114], [121], [124], [125], [136], [150], [156], [221], [232], [241 ff.], [284], [356], [368], [371], [373], [377], [382], [383], [397], [398], [405], [406], [413 ff.], [418], [419], [421 ff.]
Nausikaa, [206]
Navailles, duc de, [195]
Navarino (Zonklon), [35], [97], [105 ff.], [194], [235], [373], [376], [377], [380], [382], [404], [408], [419], [424]
Navarre, and the Navarrese, [57], [97], [128], [131], [136], [159], [201]
Philip of, [531]
Navarrese Company, the, [97], [107], [109], [127], [136], [169], [235], [254]
Naves, Sor de, [503], [505]
Navigajosi, [297]
Naxos, [37], [68], [70], [75], [79], [81], [127], [161 ff.], [165 ff.], [180], [184], [188], [232], [339], [351], [356], [373], [398], [400], [401], [417], [498]
Nazareth, [517], [521]
Neale, J. M., Theodora Phranza, [534]
Negro, Lucchino, [304]
Negroponte, [69], [75], [81], [82], [115], [121], [123], [126], [133], [134], [140], [142], [143], [151], [203 n.], [234], [251], [252], [254], [265], [266], [280], [300], [306], [307], [316], [356], [372], [386], [393], [406], [409], [412], [414], [425], [532]
Neilos, heretic, [541], [542]
Nemanja, family of, [443], [458], [549]
Miroslav, [447], [468 ff.]
St Sava, [447], [448], [454], [477]
Stephen I, [447], [469]
II, [447], [448]
Neopatras, [115 ff.], [124], [126], [143], [149], [158], [159], [251], [254]
archbishop of, [127]
Neophytos, bishop of Maina, [382]
Nepos, Julius, [463]
Neptune, temple of, [331]
Neri, donkey-driver, [154]
Nero, [10 ff.], [16], [224], [381]
Neroutsos, historian, [154], [161]
Neuilly, Jean de, [72], [89]
Nevers, comte de, [320], [321]
duc de, [381], [382]
“New France,” [75], [82], [85], [246]
Nice (Nicæa), [58], [114], [163], [164], [180], [199], [277], [278], [294], [324], [326], [431], [448], [506], [541], [542]
archbishop of, [514]
council of, [22], [218]
Greek emperor of, [79], [92], [232], [249]
Nicholas V, pope, [311], [349], [497]
archbishop of Thebes, [116]
bishop of Methone, [53]
canon of Athens, [156]
of Ilok, [491], [492], [511]
the patriarch, [34], [273]
Nicomedia, [20]
“Nicopolis Actiaca,” [380]
Nicosia, [519]
archbishop of, [505]
Niger, Pescennius, [17]
Nika sedition, the, [33]
Nike Apteros, temple of, [65], [145], [407]
Nikephoros I, emperor, [40], [41], [444]
II Phokas, emperor, [44], [45], [47], [178], [191], [534]
I, despot of Epeiros, [262], [432], [433]
II, despot of Epeiros, [318], [434]
Chalouphes, [52]
Niketas of Chonæ, historian, [59], [60], [62], [75], [86], [269], [275], [537], [538], [549]
Nikli, [72], [79], [92], [114]
Nikon, monk and saint, [45], [46], [53]
Nikopolis, [6 ff.], [10], [15], [20], [23], [25], [29], [33], [37], [46], [48], [55]
battle of, [81], [144], [320], [321]
Nikouses, Panagiotes, [195], [365]
Ninoslav, Matthew, [471 ff.]
Nio, lady of, [176]
Niobe, [539]
Nish, [20], [149], [446], [447], [454]
Nitardus, bishop of Thermopylæ, [253]
Nivelet, Guy de, [72]
Nizam-djedid, the, [366], [367]
Nointel, marquis de, [387], [388], [396]
Normans, the, [34], [49 ff.], [54], [67], [232], [261], [275], [276], [441], [525], [534], [536], [542], [549]
Norwegians, [48]
Noukios, secretary, [220]
Novakovich, M., [453]
Novara, Giovanni of, [331]
Novelles, family of de, [122], [157]
Ermengol de, [157]
Novello, Jacopo di, [219]
Novi, [461]
Novibazar, [442], [445], [448], [449], [460 n.], [462], [464], [477], [480], [549]
Novo Brdo, [452], [457]
Nymphæum, treaty of, [283], [284], [314]
Obilich, [455 n.]
Ochrida, [50], [273], [429]
Bulgarian patriarchate of, [361 n.]
Octavian, emperor, [6], [15]
Octavian, see [Augustus]
Oddo, bishop of Verdun, [233]
Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Serpentzes), [15], [54], [153], [396]
of Perikles, [3], [153]
Odescalchi, prince, [511]
Odoacer, [463]
Œcumenical Patriarch, the, [147], [154], [174], [209], [241], [324], [359], [361], [372], [384], [392], [405], [415], [420], [424], [448]
Œneus, fortress, [429]
Œnoussai, the, [290], [300]
Œta, Mount, [115]
Oliverio, Giovanni, [303]
Pietro, [304]
Olympia, [3], [10], [11], [15], [25], [26], [30], [71]
Olympiads, the, [25]
Olympian Zeus, temple of (Palace of Hadrian), [7], [141], [147], [396], [410]
Olympic games, [24]
Olympos, [117]
Omar, son of Turakhan, [102], [104], [151], [152]
Beg of Aïdin, [293]
Pasha, [494]
Opilio, senator, [430]
Opuntian Lokris, [76], [111]
Orbini, historian, [458], [473]
Orchan (Orkhan), sultan, [315], [362]
Orchomenos, [3]
Orient, prefecture of the, [21]
Origen, [84], [148]
Orlando, statue of, [498]
Oropos, [144], [161]
Orsini, family of, [84]
John I, [262], [263]
II, [83], [434]
Matthew (Maio, Majo, Matteo), [69], [202], [232], [262], [263]
Nicholas, [263]
Richard, [262]
Orthodox Church, the, [63], [77], [152], [197], [209], [231], [359 ff.], [417], [452]
Ossa (Kissavos), [545], [549]
Ostia, [503]
Ostoja, Stephen, of Bosnia, [482 ff.]
Ostojich, Radivoj, of Bosnia, [484], [487], [490]
Stephen, of Bosnia, [484]
Stephen Thomas, of Bosnia, [484 ff.], [508]
Ostrogoths, the, [29], [33], [463]
Ostrvitza, [497]
Otranto, [219], [430], [438], [535]
Oupravda, [534]
Ovid, [429]
Metamorphoses, [414]
Oxford, Balliol College, [540]
Lincoln College, [372], [392]
Pachymeres, historian, [448]
Pachys, St, [165]
Padua, [211], [213], [311], [507]
Palaiokastrizza, monastery, [199]
Palaiokastro, [329], [340], [343], [344], [350], [353]
Palaiologina, Anna, [434]
gate of, [282]
Eudokia, [279]
Palaiologos, family of, [102 ff.], [115], [149], [237], [240], [329], [334], [351], [352], [381], [390], [411]
Andrew, [106], [240], [500], [513], [514]
Andronikos II, [94], [108], [117 ff.], [235], [278], [279], [286], [287], [381], [433], [449]
III, [236], [278], [291 ff.], [320 n.], [434]
IV, [280], [307], [317]
Asan, [433]
Constantine XI, [100 ff.], [146], [149], [159], [307], [329], [334], [498]
Constantine, son of Andronikos II, [433]
Demetrios, [102], [104 ff.], [238], [239], [297], [298], [343], [344], [350], [353], [416], [498]
George, [544]
Graitzas, [105], [368]
Helen, [502]
John V, emperor, [269], [278], [299], [306], [313 ff.], [450]
VI, emperor, [100], [160], [306], [329], [332]
John, despot of Selymbria, [321 ff.]
Manuel II, emperor, [98], [99], [237], [278], [280], [321 ff.]
Manuel, governor of Monemvasia, [239]
son of Thomas, [106], [500]
Maria, [314]
Michael VIII, [79], [92], [93], [115], [233 ff.], [283 ff.], [314], [432], [448]
Mohammed, [106]
Simonis, [449]
Theodore I, [98], [136], [139], [236], [237]
II, [100], [107], [238], [502]
Thomas, [100], [102 ff.], [218], [238 ff.], [368], [498 ff.], [505], [513], [514]
Zoe (Sophia), [368], [500], [505], [508], [513], [514]
Palaiopolis, [220]
Palamas, Gregorios, theologian, [269]
Palamedi, [424], [425]
Palazzo del Santo Piede, Naples, [513]
Paleochora, [265]
Palermo, [52], [57], [110], [126], [155], [265], [434]
Palestine, [67], [171], [377], [516 ff.]
Pallantion, [14]
Pallavicini, family of, [251], [257], [312]
Alberto, [119], [249], [250], [257]
Guglielma, [250 ff.]
Guido, marquess, [59], [62], [245], [247], [248]
Isabella, [249]
Mabilia, [249]
Manfredo, [252]
Marulla, [252]
Rubino, [247], [249]
Tommaso, [249]
Ubertino, [248], [249]
Palmann, [452]
Panaia (Canaia), [161], [246]
Pannonia, [461], [462]
Pantheon, [13], [333]
Papadopouloi, family of the, [188], [189]
Papageorgiou, [269 n.]
Papamichalopoulos, K., [231]
Papaplis, D. Lorenzo, [411]
Paparregopoulos, K., historian, [73], [77], [88], [107], [550]
Paphlagonia, [536]
Parga, [194], [204], [205], [217], [219], [222], [373], [403], [417]
Paris, [31], [114], [230], [369], [381 n.], [455]
Matthew, [66]
Robert of, count, [540]
Parma, [59], [245], [249]
Parnassos, [53], [63], [119], [137], [246]
Paros, [84], [148], [162], [170], [172 ff.], [194], [365], [398], [399]
Parthenon (Our Lady of Athens), [3], [4], [25], [30], [31], [46], [54], [61], [63], [65], [66], [112], [113], [137 ff.], [148], [152], [156], [158], [273], [378], [387], [394 ff.], [407 ff.], [411 ff.], [415]
Parthian war, the, [12]
Paruta, historian, [241], [266], [374], [377]
Pashalik of Thessaly, [104]
Passarovitz, peace and treaty of, [69], [196], [204], [225 ff.], [268], [426], [442], [497]
Passau, [72]
Passavâ, [72], [89], [380], [404]
Patarenes, see [Bogomiles]
Pateroi, family of the, [188], [189]
Pateropouloi, family of the, [186]
Patesia, [142]
Patras, [2], [6], [13], [15], [17], [26], [33], [34], [40 ff.], [45], [53 ff.], [71], [72], [89], [94], [100 ff.], [106], [124], [156], [194], [200], [219], [227], [356], [380], [397], [398], [405], [414], [415], [418 ff.], [499]
archbishops of, [78], [84], [89], [249], [376]
Patrikios, Petros, historian, [269]
Patris, admiral, [441]
Patti, [519]
Patzinaks, the, [536]
Pau, Don Pedro de, [130], [156], [157]
Paul, metropolitan, [275]
II, pope, [372], [502], [508], [509], [512], [514]
III, pope, [209]
IV, pope, [439]
V, pope, [309], [382], [506]
St, [9], [10], [16], [184], [270], [271], [392], [410], [500]
Paula, [25]
Paullus, Æmilius, [429]
Pausanias, [13], [15], [16], [30], [141], [147]
Pavia, [311]
Paxo, [69], [202], [209], [214], [215], [220], [227]
Paynim, the, [289]
Pedemontano, Francesco, [330]
Pedro IV of Aragon, [127 ff.], [141], [152], [158], [253], [254]
the Cruel of Castile, [158]
Pegalotti, [79], [422]
Peisistratos, [13], [64], [111]
Pelagonia, [249], [430]
Pellestello (Cape Sunium), [83]
Peloponnese, the, [1], [6], [7], [13], [15], [26], [34 ff.], [39 ff.], [43 ff.], [52], [53], [59], [60], [67], [68], [86], [87], [91], [97 ff.], [112], [115], [116], [147], [204], [231], [232], [234 ff.], [275], [290], [368], [375], [382 ff.], [423], [513], [524], see [Morea, the]
Peña y Farel, [131]
Peneios (Salamvrias), [545]
Pentele, monastery of, [378]
Pera, [294], [296], [307], [314], [319], [328], [333]
Perikles, [23], [33], [54], [66], [113], [410]
the Odeion of, [3], [153]
Peroules, family of, [414]
Spyridon, [407]
Perseus, [381 n.], [429]
Persia, and the Persians, [32], [33], [145], [162], [193], [413], [443]
Peruzzi, the, [79]
Pesaro, Antonio da, [176]
Benedetto, [438]
Pescatore, Enrico, [178], [283]
Pescennius Niger, [17]
Petalas, [264]
Petch, [451], see [Ipek]
Peter, envoy of Justinian, [429]
of Aragon, [235]
of Bulgaria, see [Bodin, Constantine]
of Courtenay, emperor, [90]
II of Sicily, [158]
St, [10], [17]
chair of, [78]
Thomas, St, bishop, [317]
Peterborough, Benedict of, [61], [262]
Petrarch, [184]
Petrovich, Vasilj, [458]
Petty, William, [381]
Phaidros, archon, [18]
Phaleron, [387], [397], [409], [425]
Phanar, the, [360]
Phanari, [420]
Phaneromene, monastery of, [397]
Pharsala (-os), [5], [33], [62], [254]
Pharygæ, [245]
Pheræ, the ancient, [62]
Phidias, [30], [395], [543]
Philadelphia, [299]
Philaras, Leonardos, [382]
Philip IV of France, [286]
VI of France, [293]
Philip of Macedon, [63], [96], [119]
of Navarre, [531]
of Savoy, [81], [94], [95], [250]
II of Spain, [374]
I of Taranto, [95], [97], [201], [250], [290], [433]
II of Taranto, [158], [200], [201]
Philippi, [6]
Philippicus, emperor, [37]
Philippopolis, [336], [541], [548]
Philopappos (Arch of Trajan), [407], [410]
Antiochos, [13]
Philopator, [3]
Phiskardo, [50], [540]
Phocæa, [285 ff.], [294 ff.], [299], [300], [313], [500 ff.], see [Foglia]
Phokas, Nikephoros, emperor, [44], [45], [47], [178], [191], [534]
Phokis, [16]
Pholegandros, [174]
Pholoe, Mt, [26]
Phrantzes, George, historian, [35], [100], [104], [105], [146], [151 n.], [160], [218], [231], [237], [239], [329], [359], [369], [505], [513]
Phthiotis, [115]
Phyle, [112], [114]
Piacenza, [268]
Pialì Pasha, [174], [308]
Piedmont, [94], [95]
Pieri, Mario, historian, [212]
Pikermi, [390]
Pinakotheke (arsenal of Lycurgus), the, [145], [410]
Pindos, [25]
Pinerolo, [95]
Pines, [461]
Piræus (Porto Leone or Porto Drako), [3], [5], [21], [24], [36], [48], [54], [64], [66], [76], [111], [124], [130], [139], [144], [151], [232], [396], [405], [406], [409 ff.], [413]
Pisa, and the Pisans, [50], [51], [144], [275], [380], [523]
Pisani, admiral, [225], [226]
Pisani, Carlo, [438]
Piso, emperor, [4], [19], [270]
Pitti, family of, [144]
Laudamia, [160], [161]
Nerozzo, [154], [161]
Pius, Antoninus, [14], [141]
II, pope, [239], [288], [311], [341], [343], [344], [349], [372], [487], [497], [500], [501], [503], [504], [510]
V, pope, [374]
Plaka, [394]
Platæa, battle of, [12], [22]
Plato, [14], [16], [31], [32], [99], [113], [192], [327], [442], [514], [537], [541], [542]
Plethon, George Gemistos, [99]
Plevlje, [462]
Pliny, the elder, [429]
Pliska, [548]
Pliskova, [548]
Pliva, river, [481]
Plotinos, hagiographer, [269]
Plutarch, [12], [53], [198], [524]
Pnyx, the, [407]
Podgoritza, [444], [447]
Podochatoro, Lodovico, [507]
Poitiers, battle of, [125]
Poland, and the Poles, [106], [149], [403], [424], [443], [477]
Polemon, [539], [542]
Poli, [372]
Polinos, [174]
Poljitza, [457]
Pollux, [45]
Polybios, historian, [1], [2], [12], [537]
Polydoros, tomb of, [331]
Polygnotos, painter, [16], [30]
Pompei, Count Tomaso, [409]
Pompey, [4], [5], [50]
Ponte dell’ Ammiraglio, [52]
Ponte Molle, the, [106]
Porcacchi, [267]
Poros, [413], [414]
Porphyrogenitus, Constantine VII, emperor, [32], [39], [44], [46], [430], [442], [443], [464]
Porte, the, [150], [174], [192], [194], [195], [221], [308]
Porto, bishop of, [510]
delle Quaglie, [373]
Drako, see [Piræus]
Leone, see [Piræus]
Raguseo, [430], [434]
Portugal, and the Portuguese, [210], [275], [502]
Poseidon, statue of, [413]
temple of, [8]
Potamo, [219], [224]
Pou, Pedro de (Petrus de Puteo), [126], [157]
Poulains, the, [523], [524], [525]
Pouqueville, traveller, [154], [225 n.], [378], [429], [430], [439]
Pozzi, the, [307]
Prætorians, the, [364]
Prato, Jacopo da, [156]
Ludovico da, [139], [156]
Praxagoras, historian, [21]
Praxina, lady, [511]
Predelli, Signor, [155]
Preliub, [451]
Premarini, family of, [266]
Prenk Bib Doda, Mirdite prince, [536]
Prêslav, [444], [548]
Prespa, lake of, [444]
Prevesa, [205], [217], [223], [225], [228], [356], [380], [404], [417], [426]
Prijesda I, [473]
II, [473]
Prilip, [454]
Primorje, [511]
Prinkipo, island, [40], [536]
Prishtina, [449], [450], [456]
Pristhlava, Great, [548]
Priuli, Antonio, [195 n.]
Prizren, [446], [449], [454]
Prodromos, Theodore, [446]
Proklos, [31], [32], [84]
Prokopios, Secret History, [534]
Propylæa, the, [7], [65], [76], [141], [145], [148], [396], [408], [409]
Protimo, Nicolò, of Eubœa, [151]
Protonotários, [37]
Provence, [59], [472], [508]
Prussia, [529]
Psara (Santa Panagia), island, [300], [301], [358]
Psaromelingos, Michael, [182]
Psellos, Michael, philosopher, [43], [49], [357], [535], [537], [538]
Pteleon, [256]
Ptolemy, [108], [429]
Pulati, [405]
Pulcheria, sister of Theodosius, [30]
Puteo, Petrus de, see [Pou, Pedro de]
Pylos, [97], [107 ff.], [235], see [Navarino]
Pyrgos, the tower of, [435], [436]
Pyrrha, [161]
Pythagoras, [153]
Quarnero, the, [480]
Quartus, [9]
Quietists (Hesychasts), [279]
Quintilian, [514]
Quintus Metellus, [4]
Quirini, the, [175]
archbishop, [210], [211], [213]
Nicolò, [166]
Radak, prince, [489]
Radakovitza, cliff of, [489]
Radich, Abraham, [509]
Radivoj Ostojich of Bosnia, [484], [487], [490]
Raffaele of Quarto, [317]
Ragusa, [433], [434], [436], [452], [456], [457], [466], [468 ff.], [472], [474], [478 ff.], [488], [498], [508], [511]
Ralles, Demetrios, [369]
Michael, [368]
Rama, [467]
Rampano, castle of, [240]
Randazzo, Frederick of, [126]
John of, [126], [158]
Randolph, traveller, [196], [268], [387], [391], [395], [397], [399]
Rapallo, [308]
Rashka, river, [442], [445]
Rassia, or Rascia (also see [Serbia]), [445], [450], [549]
Raugraf von der Pfalz, Col., [407]
Raunach, baron, [497]
Ravenna, exarchate of, [271]
Ravenika, parliament of, [113], [247], [248]
Raymond of Toulouse, count, [516]
II of Tripolis, count, [522]
Recanelli, Pietro, [304], [306]
Rechid Pasha, [440]
Red Sea, [516], [517], [523]
Regina, duke of, [265], [513]
Renaud, baron of Sagette, [531]
Rendi, Demetrios, notary, [127], [128]
Maria, [139]
Renier, Sebastiano, [243]
Rethymno, [184], [186 ff.], [192], [194], [356]
Rhanghaves, K., The Duchess of Athens, [116], [146 n.], [257]
Rheims, cathedral of, [407]
Rhiza, the, [186]
Rhodes, [167], [176], [184], [289], [298], [301], [335], [344], [356], [400], [503], [505]
Rhoïdes, Venizelos, [414]
Rhoka, [44]
Rhyndakenos, Joannes Laskaris, [297], [331], [339], [344], [353]
Richard I “Cœur-de-Lion” of England, [71], [498], [517], [526], [528]
Richard, count of Acerra, [276]
Richelieu, [382]
Richeriane, Pandette, [295]
Rideford, Girard de, [522]
Risal, M., [269 n.]
Rive d’Ostre (Livadostro), [76], [111], [144]
Robert of Geneva, [158]
king of Naples, [80], [433]
count of Paris, [540]
III of Scotland, [502]
of Taranto, prince of Achaia, [109], [169], [201], [202], [263]
Rocaforte, [133]
Roger, king of Sicily, [51], [52], [430]
Rogus, castle of, [510]
Roman church, the, [91]
civil wars, [17]
conquest, [18]
senate, [20]
Romania, empire of, [58], [77], [82], [116], [117], [163], [180], [321], [450]
Romania, Assizes of, [122]
Book of the Customs of the Empire of, [71], [73], [112], [250]
Romano, Casimiro, historian, [510]
Romanos II, emperor, [47], [534]
III, emperor, [445]
Romans, empress of the, [136]
Romans, Epistle to the, [10]
Rome, [1], [2], [4], [7], [12], [18], [20], [23], [25], [31], [33], [50], [74], [94], [106], [116], [139], [198], [240], [270], [272], [299], [309], [317], [332], [355], [357], [361], [368], [369], [374], [375], [429], [443], [447], [454], [460 ff.], [472], [480], [487], [497 ff.], [531]
the Borgo, [497], [514]
Botteghe Oscure, [512]
Chapel of S. Eugenia in the SS. Apostoli, [515]
Lateran gate, [512]
Palazzo Spinola, [506]
Piazza Scossa Cavalli, [506]
Ponte Milvio, [500]
the Quirinal, [515]
S. Agata in Subura, [515]
Santo Spirito hospital, [500], [507], [511], [512], [514]
Via Appia, [515]
Via Ardeatina, [515]
Via Pellicciaria, [512]
Via S. Marco, [513]
Vicolo Scanderbeg, [512]
also see [Churches]
Roquebrune, village, [298]
Rosso, Castel, see [Karystos]
Roumania, and the Roumanians, [20], [60], [361], [370]
Roumelia, Eastern, [443]
Roupel, fort, [273]
Roussillon, [119], [122]
Roustavéli, Chota, poet, [66]
Rozières, Gautier de, [72]
Rubió y Lluch, Don Antonio, [127], [155 ff.]
Rumeli, castle of, [417]
Rumili, beglerbeg of, [355], [356]
Russia, and the Russians, [106], [227], [228], [230], [272], [367], [368], [377], [424], [427], [514]
Ruthenians, duke of the, [514]
Rycaut, Sir Paul, [364], [407]
Sacred Way, the, [141]
Saewulf, Icelandic pilgrim, [47]
Sagette, [521], [531]
Sagredo, historian, [374], [424]
Saguntino, Nicholas, [514]
Said Achmet Pasha, [336]
St Abraham, see [Hebron]
St Achilleios, [47]
St Andrew, [17], [41], [106]
S. Angelo, duca di, [513]
St Bartholomew, chapel of, [129]
St Basil, lake, [273]
St Dionysios, [31]
St George, [31]
bank of, [305], [309], [341 ff.], [498], [501]
banner of, [308], [313]
church of, [117]
harbour of, [346]
order of, [129]
seal of, [122]
St Gilles, comte de, [548]
St Jerome, [25], [33]
St John the Evangelist, [288], [331], [501]
the Merciful, [528]
the Hunter, monastery of, [114]
knights of, [73], [84], [89], [128], [167], [171], [296], [318], [373], [401], [518], [528]
St Luke, [10], [141], [510];
the younger, [45]
St Mark, the lion-banner of, [68], [183], [201], [202], [221], [229], [230], [240], [243], [266], [335], [399], [401], [409], [456]
St Martin of Tours, church of, [79]
St Mary of Bethlehem, knights of, [343]
St Nicholas of Bari, [93]
St Nikon, [45], [46], [53]
monastery of, [45]
St Omer, castle of, [84], [125]
family of, [75], [77], [80], [112], [113], [521]
Jacques de, [58], [63]
Nicholas I de, [58], [63], [81], [94]
Nicholas II de, [76], [108], [117]
Othon de, [117]
tower at Thebes, [94]
St Paul, see [Paul, St]
St Peter, [10], [17]
Thomas, bishop, [317]
Saint-Sauveur, M., consul, [226], [227]
St Sava, duke of, [485], [492], [499], [509], [510]
of Serbia, [447], [448], [454], [477]
St Spiridion, [209], [210], [218], [225]
St Theodora, [218], [271], [281]
St Theodore, [52], [62]
St Thomas of Canterbury, [518], [529]
St Willibald, bishop of Eichstätt, [35]
SS. Apostoli, monastery of the, [515]
SS. Theodores, castle of the, [348 ff.]
Saïtan Oglou, see [Cantacuzene, Michael]
Sala (De La Salle), [425]
Saladin, [517], [519], [523], [526], [528], [531]
Salamis (Culuris), [36], [66], [117], [236], [390], [397], [413], [414], [416]
Salamvrias (Peneios), [545]
Salic law, the, [93], [127]
Sallust, [69], [173]
Salmenikon, castle of, [106]
Salona (La Sole), [63], [80], [83], [85], [111], [119], [121], [123], [125], [126], [128], [130], [131], [137], [254], [257], [375], [376], [395], [397], [461 ff.]
Thomas of, [117]
Salonika, [18], [37], [44], [53], [54], [58], [59], [63], [110], [113], [199], [268 ff.], [318], [322], [323], [356], [360], [443], [447], [449], [450], [514]
archbishop of, [31]
king of, [67], [87], [110], [245], [248]
“The Triangle,” [281]
the Vardar gate, [270], [271]
the “White Tower” or “the Tower of Blood,” [281]
Samareia tower, the, [281]
Samaria, bishop of, [281 n.]
Samarkand, [323]
Samos, [290], [296], [300], [301], [366]
Samothrace (Sanctus Mandrachi), [83], [297], [306], [326], [327], [331], [338 ff.], [344], [350], [351], [353]
Samuel, tsar of Bulgaria, [47], [50], [272], [273], [430], [444], [466], [480]
San Ciriaco, [503], [504]
San Felice, count di, [407], [411]
San Gallo, [148], [413]
San Gerolamo degli Schiavoni, hospital of, [509]
San Giorgio, Banca di, [298], [505]
San Michele di Murano, [176]
San Nicolo, fortress of, [424]
San Pietro, Montorio, [514]
San Rocco, [220]
San Salvatore, [224], [226]
Sancho IV of Castile, [286]
Sangallo, [65]
Sant’ Andrea della Valle, [500]
Sant’ Angelo, castle of, [199], [202], [205], [218], [219], [372]
Sant’ Ippolito, family of, [202]
Sta Maria degli Angeli, [503]
Sta Maria del Popolo, [507]
di Castello, district of, [284]
Santa Maura (Levkas), [69], [81], [106], [202 ff.], [216], [217], [222], [223], [225], [226], [230], [263], [356], [375], [403], [417], [426]
Santa Panagia, see [Psara]
Santameri, castle of, [105]
mountains, [77], [94]
tower at Thebes, [117], [163]
Santo Stefano, knights of, [380]
Santorin, [38], [163], [165], [167], [169], [171], [176], [267], [400]
Sanudo, family of (dukes of Naxos), [68], [69], [164], [170]
Angelo, [164], [232]
Dandolo, [68], [162]
Fiorenza, [81], [168], [169]
Giovanni I, [167], [168], [170]
Guglielmo, [165], [167]
Marco I, [68], [162], [163], [166], [180]
II, [90], [164 ff.], [170]
Maria, [170]
Marino, historian, [75], [78], [83], [90], [92], [177], [246], [289]
Nicolò I, [167], [169], [289], [291], [294]
II “Spezzabanda” 169, [184]
Sanuto, Diarii, [175], [176]
Sapienza, island of, [90], [426]
Sappho, [343], [533], [537], [539]
Saraceno, Pietro, [130]
Saracens, the, [40], [43 ff.], [218], [273], [274], [286], [325], [432], [522], [524 ff.], [530], [532]
Sarajevo, [455], [462], [484], [485], [490], [492], [494 ff.]
Sarantaporon, battle of, [270]
Saronic gulf, [5], [9], [114], [236], [405]
Sarpi, Fra Paolo, [192]
Saru-Khan, [294]
Saseno, island, [429], [430], [435], [436], [438], [440], [441]
Sathas, historian, [98], [371]
Satines (Sethines, Setines, Sithines, Sythines), [83], [109], [135], [143], [150], also see [Athens]
Satti, [437]
Sauger, historian, [266]
Save, river, [446], [451], [461 ff.], [473], [474], [481], [488], [493], [496], [497]
Savona, [314]
Savoy, [82], [94], [323], [498], [502 ff.]
Saxony, [443]
Scandinavians, [525]
Scarampi, Lodovico, cardinal, [340], [344], [501]
Scaramuccia, [307]
Schabachtana, [517]
Schlumberger, M., [257], [521], [535], [550]
Schmitt, Dr, [70], [86], [93], [108]
Scholarios, Georgios, [359]
Schulenburg, Count John Matthias von der, [223 ff.], [228], [413], [426]
Scio, [391]
Scotland, and the Scots, [368], [502], [503], [525]
Scott, Sir Walter, [539], [540], [547]
Count Robert of Paris, [534]
The Talisman, [526]
Scutari, [299], [435], [437], [444], [445], [451], [454], [456], [498], [549]
Scythian wars, the, [19]
Scythians (Cumans), [536], [541], [546]
Sebastiani, [268]
Secundus, [270]
Selenitza, [429]
Selim II, sultan, [174], [366], [373]
Selino, [181], [186]
Seljuks, the, [446]
Selymbria, [100], [321], [322]
Semendria, [442], [456], [457], [487]
Sempovich, Helena, [509], [511]
Seneca, [9]
Sepolia, [142]
Septimius Severus, [17]
Serbia (Rassia), and the Serbs, [41], [59], [100], [137], [253], [272], [276], [279], [281], [299], [316], [345], [361], [370], [427], [434], [441 ff.], [460], [461], [463 ff.], [472 ff.], [483 ff.], [493], [494], [497 ff.], [508], [511], [512], [549]
Sergeant, family of, [214]
Sergius, [341]
Seriphos, [8]
Serpentzes (Odeion of Herodes Atticus), [15], [54], [153], [396]
Serres, [450]
Sestri Ponente, [314], [324], [351]
Sethines, see [Satines]
Sette Pozzi, [284]
Severus, Alexander, [17]
Septimius, [17]
Sforza, Francesco, [153], [159], [328]
Galeazzo Maria, [303], [509]
Sgouros, clan of, [55]
Leon, [62], [63], [65], [67], [87], [88], [90], [156], [245]
Shakespeare, [69], [114], [541]
A Midsummer Night’s Dream, [64]
Sharon, [520]
Shechem, see [Nâbulus]
Shishman, John, [316]
Shubich, family of, [473], [474]
Mladen, [474]
Paul, [474]
Sibylla, princess, [519]
Sicily, [2], [4], [36], [51], [54], [68], [93], [118], [119], [122], [123], [125], [126], [130], [158], [200], [232], [253], [261], [262], [275], [373], [374], [430], [431], [441], [527]
Side, [235]
Sidon, [517], [518], [521]
Siena, [145]
Sigismund, emperor, [309]
king of Hungary, [481 ff.]
son of Stephen Thomas of Bosnia, [508], [509]
Sikinos, [174]
Sikyon, [4], [5], [101], [139]
Silas, [9], [270]
Silius Italicus, [429]
Silvester II, pope, [540]
Simeon, Zeno, [198 n.]
Simokatta, Theophylact, historian, [35], [36]
Simon, archbishop of Thebes, [158]
Simonides, [167]
Simplikios, philosopher, [32]
Sinan Beg, [495]
Pasha (the Arnaut), admiral, [438], [440]
Sinj, [461]
Siphnos, [167], [174], [384]
Sirmium, [20]
Sis, court of, [526]
Siscar, Raymond de, [341]
Sistova, [497]
Sixtus II, pope, [17]
IV, pope, [502], [506], [507], [509], [511], [512], [514], [515]
Sjenitza, [488]
Skanderbeg, [103], [104], [149], [399], [437], [480], [498], [499], [512]
Skaramangka, Mount, [390]
Skaramangkou torrent, the, [310]
Skarpanto, [250]
Skiathos, [173], [246]
Skironian cliffs, the, [13], [397]
Skleros, poet, [198]
Skopelos, [164], [173], [246]
Skopje (Skoplje), [299], [442], [449 ff.]
Skordiloi, the, [188]
Skorta, [72], [89], [95]
Skouphos, Rhetoric, [198]
Skylitzes, John, historian, [275], [538], [549]
Skyros, [19], [335], [395]
Slavesians, [46]
Slavochorio, [59]
Slavonia, [481], [491], [493], [496], [497]
Slavs, the, [33 ff.], [39 ff.], [47], [59], [68], [72], [91], [224], [271], [272], [274], [275], [278], [365], [443], [446], [454], [463], [464], [494]
Smyrna, [283], [285], [286], [293], [296], [298], [300], [313], [317], [351], [409], [425]
Sobieski, [403]
Sobiewolsky, Hessian lieutenant, [408]
Sofia, [355]
Sokolli, Mohammed, [375]
Sokolovich, family of, [495]
Sokrates, gymnasium of, school of, see [Tower of the Winds]
Soli (Tuzla), [473], [483]
Solomon, king, [516]
the Song of, [529]
Solon, [71], [112], [153]
Sommaripa, family of, [170], [172], [174], [267]
Crusino, [148]
Euphrosyne, [254]
Giovanfrancesco, [266]
Sonetti, Bartolomeo dalli, [310]
Sophianos, [233]
Sophocles, [237], [537]
Sosipater, bishop of Ikonium, [10]
Soter, Arsinöe, [332]
Ptolemy, [332]
Spain, and the Spaniards, [43], [106], [130], [135], [154], [193], [210], [275], [286], [361], [372], [374], [376], [381 ff.], [439]
Spalato, [461], [463], [466], [469], [470], [472], [479], [481], [482]
Spandugino (Spandounis), Theodore, [263], [369]
Spantounes, tomb of, [281]
Sparre, Charles, general, [439]
Sparta, [1], [7], [11], [15], [16], [19], [26], [31], [45 ff.], [53], [102], [114], [116], [149], [228], [397], [533]
Spata, [146]
Spercheios, river, [47]
Spetsai, island, [358]
Spetsopoulo (Sette Pozzi), [284]
Sphakia, and the Sphakiotes, [44], [186], [188], [189], [194]
Spinalonga, [178], [191], [196], [403], [417], [422], [426]
Spinarza, hills and district of, [431], [433]
Spinola, [307]
Spinula, Percivalis, [295]
Spiridion, St, [209], [210], [218], [225]
Spon, Dr, traveller, [24 n.], [214], [267], [380], [386 ff.], [391], [393], [394], [398], [410], [411], [413]
Sporades, [246], [373]
Spretcha, river, [483]
Srebrenik, [478], [491], [492]
Srebrenitza, [483], [484]
Stadion, the, [15], [141]
Stagno, [466]
Stambûl, [109], [496]
Stamford Bridge, battle of, [48], [64]
Stampalia, [175]
Standia, [195]
Statius, [9], [462]
Staurakios, [39], [40]
Steel, Mr D., [132]
Stephanas, [9]
Stephanopouloi, the, [384], [385]
Stephen, ban of Bosnia, [471]
captain of the “Helladikoi,” [38]
doctor, [36]
Ostoja of Bosnia, [482 ff.]
Ostojich of Bosnia, [484]
Thomas Ostojich of Bosnia, [484 ff.], [508]
Tomashevich of Bosnia, [457], [486 ff.], [508]
Stilicho, general, [25], [26]
Stiris, [46]
Stoa Poikile, the, [16], [30]
Strabo, geographer, [6], [15], [39]
Stradioti, the, [368], [369]
Strategós, [37]
Stratia, [221]
Stromoncourts, the, [137]
Stromoncourt, Thomas de, [59], [63], [119]
Struma, river, [273], [276]
Stuart, [378], [388 n.]
Studenitza, monastery of, [447]
Studita, Theodore, [269]
Stylida, [246]
Stylites, [45]
Stymphalos, lake, [13]
Suda, [191], [192], [196], [403], [417], [422], [426]
bay, [43], [187], [188], [191 ff.]
Suetonius, [461]
Suidas, [371]
Suli, rock of, [204]
Suleyman, son of Bayezid I, sultan, [254], [255], [280]
the Magnificent, [106], [172], [219], [365], [438]
Sulla, [3], [5], [13], [15], [18], [119]
Sulpicia, [534]
Sunium, Cape (Pellestello or Cape Colonna), [83]
Superan, Pedro Bordo de, [97], [100], [128]
Sutjeska, [478], [490]
Svernetsi, [431]
Sweden, Charles XII of, [223]
Sykaminon, barony and castle of, [144], [146], [154], [161]
Sylvius, Æneas, [504]
Symeon, tsar of Bulgaria, [272], [430], [444], [466], [480]
liturgical writer, [269]
Synesios, philosopher, [27], [31]
Syra, [162], [165], [166], [312], [400]
Syracuse, count of, [180]
Syria, and the Syrians, [68], [170], [177], [295], [303], [325], [519 ff.], [525 ff.], [532]
Syriane, see [Kaisariane]
Tabarie, see [Tiberias]
Tabor, Mt, [528], [531]
Tacitus, [544]
emperor, [20]
Tafel, [269 n.]
Tafrali, [269 n.]
Tafur, Pero, traveller, [329]
Tagliacozzo, [73]
Talmud, the, [53]
Tancred of Antioch, [521], [524], [528], [531]
Taphians, the pirate, [223], [403]
Tara, river, [446], [460]
Taranto, house of, [97]
Bohemond of, [516]
Charles of, [133]
Manfred of, [431]
Philip I of, [95], [97], [201], [250]
II of, [158], [200], [201]
Robert of, [109], [169], [201], [202], [263]
Taronites, [414]
Tarsus, [10], [275], [516]
Tartarin of the Zaccaria, the, [286]
Tartaro, Arrigo, [294]
Tartars, the, [300], [318], [456], [472]
Tasso, [368]
Tatoi, [389 n.]
Taygetos, Mt, [35], [42], [59], [68]
Tchajnitza, [495]
Tchaslav, prince of Serbia, [444], [465 ff.]
Tegea, [6], [72], [92], [114]
Temenos, fortress, [44], [163], [179]
Tempe, the vale of, [13], [59], [62], [119]
Templars, Knights, [73], [89], [248], [518], [528], [529]
Temple of Nike Apteros, [65], [145], [153], [396], [407]
Tenedos, [185], [290], [301], [307], [313], [314], [317], [325], [534]
Tenos, island of, [8], [69], [83], [148], [152], [164], [175], [194], [255], [265 ff.], [357], [373], [398 ff.], [403], [417], [424], [426]
Teodoro, Nicolò di S., [304]
Pietro di S., [304]
Terciers, the, [69]
Termes, Raimond de, [433]
Tertius, [9]
Teutonic Knights, [68], [73], [89], [529]
Thamar, daughter of Nikephoros I, [433]
Thasos, island, [288], [297], [306], [330 ff.], [335], [336], [340], [341], [344], [350], [351], [353]
Theagenes, [31], [32]
Thebes (Estives), and the Thebans, [4], [10], [15], [25], [33], [37], [38], [45], [48], [50 ff.], [60], [63], [75 ff.], [82 ff.], [94], [95], [100 ff.], [108], [112 ff.], [116 ff.], [121], [123], [125], [127 ff.], [131], [133], [134], [139], [142], [144], [146], [147], [149], [151], [153], [157 ff.], [163], [247], [249], [253], [356], [398], [406 ff.], [521], [533]
archbishop of, [293]
congress of, [317]
Themes, military districts, [37], [44]
Themistokles, the haven of, [111]
the palace of, [153]
Theodatus, [429]
Theodora, consort of Justinian, [534]
daughter of Constantine VIII, [535]
St, [218], [271]
relics of, [281]
Theodore, St, the Warrior, [62]
relics of, [52]
Theodoric, [29], [463]
Theodoricus, actor, [352]
Theodosian Code, the, [27]
Theodosios, deacon, [45]
Theodosius I, emperor, [24], [25], [271]
II, emperor, [26], [30], [31]
Theophano, empress, [40], [47]
Theophilos, emperor, [218]
Theophrastos, [3]
Theotokes, Nikephoros, [213]
Theotokopoulos, Domenicos (“El Greco”), [198]
Therasia, [167]
Thermia, [174], [266]
Thermisi, [106], [422]
Thermopylæ, [15], [18], [25], [29], [33], [34], [47], [62], [87], [101], [119], [200 n.], [245 ff.], [253], [255]
Theseus, [13], [31], [64], [114], [413]
Thespiæ, [8]
Thessalonians, Epistles to the, [9]
Thessalonike, wife of Kassander, [270]
Thessaly, [5], [6], [12], [19 ff.], [25], [29], [34], [37], [39], [50], [55], [59], [61], [62], [100], [115 ff.], [130], [133], [151], [224], [245], [246], [248], [253], [277], [356], [358], [371], [451], [453], [546], [549]
the Pashalik of, [104]
Thévenot, [267]
Thomais, wife of Symeon Urosh, [434]
Thomas, despot of Epeiros, [433]
of Salona, [117]
St, of Canterbury, [518], [529]
Thorn, Prussian fortress of, [529]
Thou, de, [308]
Thourion, the, [120]
Thrace, [106], [318], [331], [336], [338], [344], [357], [498]
Thracian sea, the, [313]
Thrasyllos, monument of, [141]
Thucydides, [19], [33], [44], [64], [99], [153], [162], [311], [537], [549]
Thule (Britain), [549]
Tiber, river, [20], [503]
Tiberias (Tabarie), [517], [520], [530], [533]
Tiberius, emperor, [7], [8], [12], [461]
Tiepolo, duke of Crete, [178], [180]
Tigris, river, [535]
Timarion, [275]
Timotheos, archbishop of Eubœa, [378]
Timotheus, [9]
Timour the Tartar, [99], [322], [323], [483]
Timourtash, Turkish commander, [140]
Tirana, [441]
Tiryns, [16]
Tithe, count of the, [223]
Titus, [10], [183]
Tocco, family of, [84], [148], [153], [203], [263], [325], [498], [499], [512], [513]
Antonio, [203], [512]
Carlo I, [136], [139], [146], [263], [265]
II, [148], [263], [264], [356]
III, [512], [513]
Ferdinando, [513]
Francesco, [265]
Giovanni, [512]
Leonardo I, [202], [216], [263]
II, [265]
III, [264], [438], [512 ff.]
IV (Giovanni), [513]
Lucrezia, [513]
Raymunda, [513]
“Tokmak Hissari,” [104]
Toledo, [203 n.]
Tolfa, [502], [507]
Toma, [491]
Tomashevich, Stephen, of Bosnia, [457], [486 ff.], [508]
Tomislav, king of the Croats, [465], [466]
Topia, Carlo, [435], [454]
Toptani, Essad Pasha, [454]
Toron, [521], [529]
Torrigio, [507]
Tortosa, [518], [529], [531]
Totila, king of the Ostrogoths, [33]
Tournai, siege of, [223]
Tournay, Othon de, [72]
Tournefort, [268], [424]
Tours, church of St Martin at, [79]
Tower of the Winds (School or Gymnasium of Sokrates), [7], [153], [410]
Tozer, [107]
Trachinian plain, the, [62]
Trajan, emperor, [12], [13]
arch of, see [Philopappos]
Trani, [432]
Transylvania, [511]
Traù, [479]
Traversari, Ambrogio, [311]
Travnik, [494]
Trebizond, [58], [154], [163], [328], [329], [345], [349], [351], [360], [372], [499], [514]
“Triangle, the,” [281]
Triboles, Jacobo, [212]
Trieste, [176]
Trikkala, [356], [453]
Tripoli, [275], [285], [380], [516 ff.], [520], [522], [527 ff.]
Tripolitsa, [116], [131], [406], [421]
Triptolemos, temple of, [145], [388]
Triumvirs, the, [6]
Trnovo, [448], [451]
Troad, the, [336]
Troy, [141], [196], [345]
Truhelka, Dr, [490]
Tsaoush-Monastir, [281]
Tübingen, [377]
Tudela, Benjamin of, [52], [53], [60], [275], [527], [549]
Tunis, and the Tunisians, [228], [285]
Turakhan, Turkish commander, [99], [101 ff.], [146], [151], [152]
Turcoples, [527]
Turin, [94], [95], [507]
treaty of, [317]
Turkey, and the Turks, [50], [51], [69], [73], [77], [80], [81], [88], [93], [98 ff.], [135], [137 ff.], [149 ff.], [159], [160], [167], [170 ff.], [182], [183], [186], [187], [192 ff.], [202 ff.], [207], [208], [213], [217 ff.], [235], [240 ff.], [245], [253 ff.], [264 ff.], [268 ff.], [273], [274], [279 ff.], [285 ff.], [294], [300], [301], [305 ff.], [313], [315 ff.], [325], [329], [331], [333 ff.], [355 ff.], [403 ff.], [412], [414 ff.], [435 ff.], [444], [446 ff.], [451], [454 ff.], [477], [479 ff.], [483 ff.], [499 ff.], [504], [508], [511], [525], [527], [535], [536], [547]
Tuscany, [96], [144], [385]
grand duke of, [382]
Tusculum, bishop of, [514]
Tuzla, see [Soli]
Tvrtko I, Stephen, of Bosnia, [435], [454], [455], [473], [476 ff.], [482], [483]
II, Stephen, of Bosnia, [478], [483 ff.]
Tyre, [284], [517 ff.], [525 ff.], [529], [530], [532], [541]
William of, [446]
Tzakones of Leonidi, the, [60], [72], [91], [98], [233]
Tzakonia, [238]
Tzympe, castle of, [451]
Una, river, [496], [497]
University of Athens, [14], [15], [17], [21], [23], [31], [32]
of Bologna, [84]
of Constantinople, [23], [31]
Urban IV, pope, [181]
V, pope, [317]
Urfa, see [Edessa]
Uroglia (Gerovolia), [438]
Urosh I, Stephen, of Serbia, [448]
II (Stephen Milutin) of Serbia, [303], [448 ff.], [452]
III (Stephen “Detchanski”) of Serbia, [449]
IV (Stephen Dushan) of Serbia, [253], [279], [299], [434], [441], [450 ff.], [457], [475], [476], [480]
V, Stephen, of Serbia, [451], [453], [454]
Symeon, [434], [451], [453]
Uscocs of Dalmatia, the, [380]
Üsküb, the pasha of, [238]
Isa of, [238]
Usora, [473], [483]
Usref, governor of Bosnia, [492], [493], [495]
Uzes, the, [49]
Valaincourt de Mons, Matthieu de, [72]
Valaresso, Marino, [430]
Val di Compare, [61], [261 ff.], see [Ithake]
Vale of Tempe, the, [13]
Valencia, [129]
Valénia (Bâniyâs), [516]
Valens, emperor, [19], [24], [25]
Valentinian I, emperor, [22], [24]
Valerian, emperor, [17], [18], [98], [148]
Valéry, Erard de, [73]
Valideh, sultan, [405]
Valla, [514]
Valle, Pietro della, [222]
Valois, Catherine of, [97], [201], [252], [290]
Valona, [193], [219], [429 ff.]
Vandals, the, [29]
Vaqueiras, Rambaud de, [59], [83]
Vardar (Axios), river, [274], [278], [545]
gate, the, [270], [271]
Varna, battle of, [100], [149], [332]
Vatatzes, emperor, [180], [283]
Vathi, harbour, [265]
Vatican, the, [65], [148], [156 ff.], [272], [514]
Sala di Costantino, [511]
Vatika, [233], [238], [240]
Velbujd, see [Köstendil]
Velestino, [37], [40], [62]
Veligosti, [72]
Venice, and the Venetians, [47 ff.], [55], [57], [58], [63], [64], [68 ff.], [74], [76], [79 ff.], [84], [89 ff.], [98 ff.], [106], [109], [111], [121], [123 ff.], [131], [136], [137], [142], [143], [151], [162], [163], [165 ff.], [181 ff.], [212 ff.], [225 ff.], [239 ff.], [251 ff.], [261 ff.], [275], [277], [280], [281], [283], [284], [286], [291], [299], [305], [306], [314], [316], [317], [324 ff.], [340], [341], [346], [349 ff.], [361 ff.], [371 ff.], [375], [377], [379], [383], [385], [393], [396], [398], [399], [401], [403 ff.], [433 ff.], [450], [452], [454], [456], [458], [474], [475], [478], [480], [481], [483], [484], [486 ff.], [498 ff.], [504 ff.], [523], [525], [532], [542], [548]
Venier, family of, [69], [181], [204], [234], [235], [242], [245]
admiral, [406]
Tito, lord of Cerigo, [183], [184]
Venizelos, M., [269], [440]
Venus, [69], [204], [234], [242]
Verdun, bishop Oddo of, [233]
Verneda, engineer, [411], [413]
Vernon, traveller, [387], [399]
Verona, [69], [250]
Boniface of, [117], [120], [121], [123], [133], [236]
Marulla of, [81]
Ravano dalle Carceri of, [59]
Verres, [4]
Verus, [15]
Vespasian, emperor, [11], [12]
Vespers, the Sicilian, [200], [285], [432]
Vetones (pirates), [549]
Vetrano, pirate, [55], [199], [283]
Via Egnatia, the, [271]
Viaro, family of, [234], [245]
Vicolo Scanderbeg, the, [512]
Victory, statue of, [413]
Vid, [461], [465]
Viddo, god, [465]
Vido, islet, [219]
Vienna, [403], [496]
Vienne, the dauphin of, [253], [300]
Vignoso, Simone, [299 ff.], [306]
Villani, [121]
Villehardouin arms on church at Athens, [233]
chronicler, [199]
family of (princes of Achaia), [95 ff.], [237], [238]
Geoffroy I de, [67], [71], [72], [74], [78], [83], [87], [89], [90], [111], [202], [232]
II de, [75], [78], [90], [91], [164], [232], [247], [248], [262]
Guillaume (William) de, [73], [79], [80], [83], [91 ff.], [95], [98], [105], [114], [115], [164], [166], [232], [233], [284], [432]
Isabelle de, [80], [94], [95]
Marguérite de, [80]
Matilda of Hainault, [80], [95 ff.]
Violarium, see [Ionia]
Visconti, Filippo Maria, [303]
Vishevich, Michael, [465]
Vitalis, Ordericus, [446]
Viterbo, [93]
treaty of, [116], [200], [263], [290], [431], [433]
Vitry, Jacques de, bishop of Acre, [524 ff.], [532]
Vitturi, [142]
Vitylos, port of, [237], [404]
Vlachoi, dialect, [546]
Vladimir, John, of Serbia, [444]
Vladislav, king of Serbia, [448]
Vlastos, John, [437]
Vojislav, Michael, [445], [446]
Stephen, [445]
Vojussa (Aoos), river, [431], [435], [438], [545]
Volaterranus, diarist, [513]
Volo, [194], [383]
gulf of, [246], [256]
Voltaire, [77], [537]
Voltri, [308]
von der Pfalz, Col. Raugraf, [407]
Vonitza, [205], [217], [225], [426]
von Katzenellenbogen, Berthold, [58], [62]
Koenigsmark, Countess, [408], [410]
Otto William, [404], [407], [408], [409], [412], [414]
Ranke, [408]
Suchem, Ludolf, [140 n.]
Vostitza (Aigion), [72]
Voyslava, wife of Kulin of Bosnia, [471]
Vranduk, [496]
Vrbas, river, [462], [481], [490], [491], [493]
Vrdnik, monastery of, [455]
Vrhbosna, [483], [484], [494]
Vuk, Stephen, [477]
Vukan, [549]
Vukashin of Serbia, [435], [454]
Vuktchich, Hrvoje, [481 ff.]
Stephen, duke of St Sava, [485], [486], [488], [489], [491], [499], [508], [510]
(Ahmed Pasha Herzegovich), son of Duke Stephen, [491], [492]
Vladislav, [489], [491]
Vlatko, [491], [492]
Wadding, [512]
Wâdi-Mehika, [516]
Wallachia, and the Wallachs, [55], [59], [60], [115], [133], [149], [246], [345], [365], [382], [389], [393], [456], [499], [511], [549]
Welsh, the, [525]
Wheler, Sir George, [267], [386], [392], [410]
Widman, Venetian governor of Corfù, [230]
William, canon of Athens, [156]
II of Sicily, [275]
of Meerbeke, [84]
of Montferrat, marquess, [248]
of Tyre, archbishop, [446], [519], [520], [522], [524], [528], [530], [531]
of Wied, prince, [440], [549]
son of Frederick II of Sicily, [123]
the Apulian, [544]
the Conqueror, [49], [534]
Willibald, St, bishop of Eichstätt, [35]
Wilpert, Monsignor, [272]
Winchelsea, Lord, [387]
Winchester, bishop of, [171]
Wine-trade at Monemvasia (also see [Malmsey wine]), [244]
Wyse, Sir T., [233]
Xanthopoulos, Nikephoros Kallistos, historian, [269]
Xeromeros, [404]
Xystos (Pope Sixtus II), [17]
Yemen, the, [523]
Yenidjé-Vardar, [281]
York, archbishop of, [345]
duke of, [399]
Zabarella, biographer, [69]
Zaccaria, family of, [283 ff.], [300], [313], [326], [330], [337]
Bartolommeo, [250], [251], [290]
Benedetto I, [284 ff.], [295], [296], [314]
II, [289 ff.], [296]
Caterina, [218]
Centurione, [100], [102], [103], [283], [293], [325]
II, [500], [501]
Clarisia, [295]
cross of the, [288]
Fulcho, [284]
Giovanni Asan, [501], [502]
Leonardo, [295]
Manfred, [295]
Manuele, [284], [285], [295], [296]
Martino, [289 ff.], [296]
Nicolino, [287 ff.], [295], [296]
Odoardo, [295]
Paleologo, [287], [288], [295], [296]
Tedisio (Ticino), [287], [288], [295 ff.], [501]
Zachias, sultan, [382]
Zacosta, Pierre-Raymond, [504]
Zagan Pasha, [106], [153]
Zahumlje, see [Herzegovina]
Zajablje, [459]
“Zakonik,” the, [451]
Zante (Zakynthos), [29], [53], [55], [69], [131], [162], [202], [203], [214 ff.], [216 n.], [221 ff.], [226], [227], [229], [230], [242], [261 ff.], [325], [413], [417], [501]
Zara, [470], [474], [475], [479], [480], [482]
Zarnata, [404], [420], [424]
Zealots, the, [279]
Zehn, German officer, [387]
Zeitounion, see [Lamia]
Zemenos, bishopric of, [236]
Zeno, doge, [181]
governor of the Morea, [416]
Carlo, [534]
Pietro, [142], [170], [171]
Zesiou, K., [269 n.]
Zeta, see [Montenegro]
Zeus, [11]
statue of, [25], [413]
Olympios, temple of, [3], [13], [30], [31]
Panhellenios, temple of, [14]
Zia, island of, [176], [266]
Zichna, district of, [339]
Zlatica, village, [336]
Zoe, daughter of Constantine VIII, [535], [536]
Zonaras, [545]
Zonklon, see [Navarino]
Zorzi (Giorgio), family of, [63], [84], [151], [203], [255 ff.]
Chiara, [80], [150]
Francesco, [252 ff.]
Giacomo, [254], [255]
Nicolò I, [251 ff.]
II, [254], [255]
son of Giacomo, [255]
Zubravich, George, [509]
Zvetchan, castle of, [450]
Zvornik, [461], [484], [496]
Zygavenos, monk, [542]
Zygomalas, Theodosios, [36], [377]
Political History of Constantinople from 1391 to 1578, [371]

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