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- Handwashing before meals, [125].
- Hangmen, [166] ff.
- burns dishonest cloth, [349].
- Hair, customs of wearing, [95].
- false hair used by women, [97].
- Halls of castle, [30] ff.
- very murky in donjon, [32].
- more elegant in palais, [35].
- Hauberks, [191].
- Hawking, vast delight in, [57].
- hawks always exhibited, [58].
- varieties of hawks and falcons, [59].
- complicated art of "Falconry," [59].
- training of hawks, [60].
- good falconers precious, [60].
- professional jargon of, [61].
- prayers over hawks, [61].
- excellent sport with, [62].
- Heralds, at tourneys, [212] ff.
- Hermits, [296].
- "Herodias's daughter," dance of, [136], [137].
- Homage, ceremony of, [156].
- Hospitality, baronial, [43] ff.
- ceremony of receiving guests, [44].
- Heiresses, given in marriage by suzerain, [102].
- Helmets, [192].
- Horses, indispensable in war, [196].
- varieties of, [197].
- trappings of, [198].
- presentation to new knights, [205].
- Hot cockles, game of, [52].
- Houses, of peasants, [263].
- huts of the very poor, [265].
- dwelling of rich burghers, [344].
- seldom of stone, [351].
- Hunting, serious business, [63].
- many wild animals, [63].
- equipment of hunters, [64].
- dogs essential for, [64].
- chasing down a great boar, [64] ff.
- return from the hunt, [66], [67].
- hunting across peasants' lands, [67].
- [I]
- "Immunity," possessed by barons, [7 nt].
- Imposts, on peasants, [258].
- Infantry, in battle, [245], [247], [248].
- Inns, [345], [346].
- Industries, in towns, [357] ff.
- Interest, on money, taken by Jews, [365].
- Interdict, [384].
- Isabella, Queen, forced by her barons to change husbands, [100].
- [J]
- Jews, in cities, [364], [365].
- Jongleurs, [132] ff.
- Jousting, training in, [184].
- Justice, administration of, [159] ff.
- no equality before the law, [159], [160].
- judicial powers of a baron, [160].
- "low justice" pertains to petty nobles, [161].
- laws enforced by the provosts, [161], [162].
- formal assizes, [162].
- ordeal by battle, [162].
- checks upon such ordeals, [163].
- summary treatment of villeins, [164].
- types of peasant litigation, [165].
- fate of condemned bandits, [165] ff.
- [K]
- King, seeks as many vassals as possible, [12].
- Knighthood, who can demand, [187].
- Knights, effeminate types of, [188].
- [L]
- Lances, [195].
- Last Day, fear of, [288].
- Lighting of halls and bedrooms, [39].
- Lists, before castle, [21].
- Lovers, presents between, [106].
- [M]
- Manners, for young ladies, [71] ff.
- Marriage ceremony, [109], [110].
- Marriage, [98] ff.
- usual reasons for marriages, [99].
- ages for, [99].
- heiresses compelled to marry, [100].
- very sudden marriages, [101].
- attempts of Church to regulate, [101]-[102].
- young girls wedded to aged barons, [103].
- negotiation of a marriage treaty, [103], [104].
- desirable qualities in a bridegroom, [104].
- betrothal ceremonies, [105].
- intercourse of betrothed couple, [105], [106].
- preparation for wedding, [106].
- wedding proceedings, [107] ff.
- customs of peasants, [266].
- Marshall, of a castle, [48].
- "Mass of the Ass," [292].
- Masters, in guilds, [363].
- Mealtimes and dinner customs, [42], [122].
- Meats, abundance and varieties of at feasts, [128].
- Medical Art, [280] ff.
- conducted by executioners and barkers, [280], [281].
- use of bleedings, [281].
- professional physicians, [281] ff.
- their jargon, [282].
- healing relics and processions, [283].
- Mêlée, climax to tourneys, [221].
- Mercenaries, use of, [234].
- Merchants, see [Shops], [Fairs], etc.
- Mining, in sieges, [239].
- Minstrels, see [Jongleurs].
- Miracles, belief in, [300].
- Moats of castle, [22], [28].
- Mobilization, for battle, [242], [243].
- Monastery, [312] ff.
- Benedictine foundations, [314].
- land and buildings, [314], [315].
- abbey church, [316].
- cloisters, [317].
- dormitory, [318].
- refectory, [319].
- adornments of buildings, [320].
- costume of monks, [320], [321].
- discipline and organization, [321].
- duties and occupations of monks, [322], [323].
- persons becoming monks, [324].
- a disorderly monastery, [326].
- specimen abuses, [327].
- struggle against idleness in, [330].
- bequests to, [331].
- secular "advocates" of, [332].
- agriculture and industries in, [333].
- almsgiving by, [333].
- manual labor by monks, [334].
- copying of books, [335].
- study of pagan authors, [335].
- curriculum of study, [336].
- authority of Aristotle, [336].
- scientific works, [337].
- study of botany and geology, [338].
- writing chronicles, [339].
- piety of book copying, [340].
- beautiful manuscripts, [341].
- Monasticism, see [Monastery] and [Monks].
- Money, hardly necessary on an average barony, [46].
- varieties of coinage, [366].
- Monks, many sick or infirm, [319 nt].
- Montebanks, [135].
- Montjoie St. Denis, [248 nt].
- Morality, of castle life, [77]-[78].
- Music, delight in, [132].
- Mystery plays, [294], [295].
- [N]
- Needlework, by castle women, [80].
- Night, closing castle for, [49].
- Nightdresses, not used in feudal ages, [42].
- Nobles, employed around a castle, [48].
- [P]
- Palisade, before a castle, [20].
- Passions, hot and childish in feudal ages, [47], [48].
- Patrons, of parish churches, [388], [389].
- Peasants, forbidden to kill game, [67].
- inferior weapons of, [189].
- life of, [253] ff.
- always considered inferior, [254].
- population dense, [254].
- in danger from famines, [255].
- frequently emancipated from serfdom, [256].
- status of free "villeins," [257].
- constantly exploited, [258].
- lands much divided, [259].
- primitive agricultural methods, [261].
- calamity of short crops, [261], [262].
- a peasant family, [262].
- its house and furniture, [263].
- clothing of peasants, [264].
- very poor peasants, [265].
- villein marriage customs, [266].
- long hours of toil, [267].
- lack of education, [267], [268].
- filthy habits, [269].
- sullen and impious characters, [270].
- gross oppression by knights, [271].
- severe game laws, [272].
- futile peasant revolts, [273].
- popular village sports, [274].
- Pellison, [90], [91].
- Penance, public, [290].
- Philip Augustus, see [Battle, Bouvines].
- Physicians, see [Medical Art].
- Pilgrimage, as penance, [297].
- shrines frequented, [298].
- sacredness of Rome, [299].
- Pillory, [171].
- Pleasures, usual, of a baron, [43].
- Pork, demand for, [115].
- Porters of castle, [22].
- Poultry, [116].
- Priests, parish, [388] ff.
- Prior, of abbey, [322].
- Prison, sometimes under donjon, [33].
- Privacy, absence of in baronial castle, [36].
- Provosts, [8], [10].