| . |
ABELARD and Heloise, 70 ; account of [M'Cabe, chap. xi.], 72-73; the "Historia Calamitatum," 73; letters quoted, 73
Acre, Baldwin dies at, 63
Adamnanus, his "Life of Columba "cited [Fowler, 134], 45
Addison, Joseph, 17 ; quoted, 211; his paraphrases of Psalms xxiii. and xix., 211
Adeime, aboot of Chaise-Dieu, at the passage of the Tagus, 64
J?Ella, king of Northumbria, 49
JElred, of Rievaulx, cited [Pinkerton, ii. 281-283], 73
Agincourt, battle of, 63
Agnes, St, mosaics at Ravenna, 16
Aidan, bishop of Lindisfarne, death of [Montalembert, iv. 127,134 ^.], 46
Aignan, St, saves Orleans, 39
Aigues Mortes, St Louis at [Martin, iv. 326], 74; Vincent de Paul at [Wilson, 22], 140; the Tour Constance at, 148
Ainsworth, Henry, of Amsterdam, his version of the Psalms, 156
Airs-moss, 185
Aix-la-Chapelle, capitulary of [Baluze, L, col. 714], 41; death of Charlemagne at [Guettee, iii. 238], 57
Alais, treaty of, 145, 147 ; the Camisards at [Peyrat, i. 350], 150
Alaric, sack of Rome by [Gibbon, chap. xxxi.], 38
Alaric II., killed by Clovis at Vougle [Martin, i. 447], 55, 56
Alba, St Teresa dies at [Coleridge, iii. 369] 99
Alberic, prior of Molesme [" Life of Stephen Harding," Newman, vol.i.], 65
d'Albret, Jeanne, mother of Henry of Navarre, 137
Alen9on, Henry of Navarre at, 136
Alexander III., Pope, and Barbarossa, 60, 61
Alexandria, Cyril, bishop of, 24; return ofAthanasius to, 31
Alphonso the Valiant, of Castile, 64
Alfred, King, and St Neot [" Life of St Neot," Newman, iii. 133], 53
Alison, Isabel, 181 ; her death [Wodrow, book iii., chap. 5 ; vol. iii., 277 ; "Cloud of Witnesses," 117 sey.], 191
Ainwick, James Melville at, 178
"Alphabet of the Monks" [Kettlewell, "Brothers," ii. 119-124; see Appendix A, chap. iv.], 76 " Alte fage," 149
Alva, Duke of, and St Teresa [Cunninghame Graham, ii. 259], 98; and Egmont, ill ; and the Huguenots, 134
Amasea, Theodore of, 21
Ambrose, St, 18, 36 ; quoted [Migne, xiv. 925, 223], 22 ; quoted by Casaubon, 129; introduces antiphonal chanting [Baunard, 324 seq.~\, 24; death of [Bright's " History," 223 ; Baunard, 594], 24 ; and Theodosius [Bright's ''fathers," i. 519; Baunard, 448--456], 33; and Augustine, 23, 36; on the Duties of the Clergy, 36. American Constitution, the, Benjamin Franklin on, quoted [Works, ed. Sparks, v. 155], 156
Amiens, Martin of Tours at, 30 ; ^ "
Andrewes, Lancelot, bishop, 17, 18, i57
Angers, Jean Rabec burned at, 133
Angouleme, Place du Murier at, 130
Angoumois, the (" Huguenotes"), 130
Anne Boleyn, her marriage, 93
Annecy, Fran9ois de Sales born at, 142
Anselm, Archbishop, account of [Church; Montalembert, vi'.], 58, 59 ; his lt Cur Deus Homo ? " [Montalembert, v.170], 59
Anthem, the National, 14
Anthony, king of Navarre, his Psalm [Douen, i. 709], 125
Antiphonal chanting, see Ambrose Antoninus, of Placentia, the Martyr, cited [see Appendix A.,chap. in.], 62
Antony, St, account of [Newman's "Historical Sketches," ii. 99-102;
Baring-Gould, January 17th ; Alban Butler, January i7th], 26, 27; Life of, by Athanasius [Migne, Ixxiii.126], 27 ; and Augustine, 35
Antrim's regiment [Walker], 192
"Apologetical Declaration, The," 191
Aquileia, Jerome at, 28
Aquinas, St Thomas, 51
Arbroath, sundial at, 15
Ardusson, the river, 72
Argenteuil, Helo'ise at, 72
Armada, the, motto of, 63, 117; account of [Froude, xii.], 117, ll8
Armagnac, valet to Henry of Navarre, '35
Arnaud, Henn [Monastier, ii. 126], ^7
Arnauld, Antoine, learns the Psalms by heart, 146
Arnauld, Mere Angelique [see Appendix A, chap. viii., '* Memoires pour servir,^ etc.; ' Histoire des Persecutions," etc.], 145, 146
Arnold, Matthew, quoted, 214
Arnold, Thomas, death of [Stanley, chap. x.] 205
d'Arques, Chateau, battle at, 137
Arundel, Philip, earl of, in the Tower [Bayley, i. 135], loi
Arundel, Earl of, at Stratford's trial [Baillie], 159
Ash, Thomas, on siege of Londonderry, quoted [Walker, ed. Dwyer, 210], 196
Assist, see Francis
Athanasius, St, 18; at Rome [Bright's "Fathers," i. 169, 180; Thierry, i. 22, 23], 27 ; returns to Alexandria [Bright's "Fathers," i. 199; Stanley's {t Eastern Church," 274 ; Greg. Naz. orat., xxi.], 31 ; at church of St Theonas [Bright's " Fathers," i. 240; "History," 76, 77 ; Stanley's "Eastern Church," 283], 31
Attila, 38, 39
d'Aubigne, squire to Henry of Navarre, 135; cited [Livrei7,cap.xx.],l36; death of [Puaux, v. 224; Noailles, i.66],137
Augustine, St, of Canterbury [Bede, i. 25 ; Montalembert, iii. 186 seq.'], 48,49
Augustine, St, of Hippo, 17, l8, 21 ; his baptism [Conf., ix. 6], 23, 36 ; his death [Possidius, xxi.; Bright's "Fathers," ii. 306], 24; account of his conversion, 33-36; his "City of God," 36, 37
Avila, St Teresa born at [Coleridge, i. 4], 98
Avranches, Henry II. at, 60
BACON, Francis, 17, 18 ; his <c Essays" quoted, 120 ; his " Certaine Psalms," 120,123
Baillie of Jerviswood, death of [Wodrow, iv. no seq.~}, 189
Bailly, Charles, inscription in the Tower [Bayley, i. 149], loo
Baithen and Columba, 45
Baker, Major, at siege of Londonderry [Walker, April l9th], 193
Baldwin, Archbishop, at Crusades [Epist. Cant., cccxivi.; Vinisauf, i. 66; Hook, ii. 572], 63
Bangor [Montalembert, ii. 397], 47
Bangor Iltyd [^ibid.], 47
Barbarossa and Alexander III., 60, 6l
"Barebones Parliament, The," Cromwell and [Carlyle, iii. 201, 225, 227], i73
Barlow, Joel, versifier of the Psalms, 156
Bartholomew, St, massacre of [Crottet, 322], 135, i77
Basil, St, 18, 32 ; his death [Bright's *'Fathers," i. 393; (< History," 163],
24 ; i" Pontus [^U, i. 368; t( History," 88 ; Basil Ep., 19], 27 ; and Emperor Valens \tbid.^'\. 373 ; Greg. Naz. orat., xx., xliii.], 32
Basing House, siege of [Carlyle," Cromwell," i. 209-213], 170
Basle, Council of, 86
Bass Rock, the, prisoners on, 181, 186
Baxter, Richard, account of [Qrme], 201, 224
Bay Psalm Book, the, 156, 221
Bayles, the martyr [Southwell, ed. Grosart, p. 52], 101
Beaton, Cardinal, and George Buchanan, 175
Beauchamp family, the, motto of, 14
Bee, Anselm at, 59
Becket, Thomas a, murder of [Stanley, Canterbury, 122 s^y.], 60
Bede, the Venerable, 18, 47 ; account of [Montalembert, iv. 239 seq.~\, 52
Bedfordshire, John Howard in [Memoirs, 124], 219
Beisley, George, priest, in the Tower, 101
Bellamy, Anne, betrays Robert Southwell [Poems, ed. Grosart, liii.], 101
Bellot, Cavalier besieged at [Peyrat, i. 45i] i5o
Bemerton, George Herbert at, 123
Benedict Biscop, account of [Montalembert, iv. 172-186], 52
Benedict, St, of Nursia, founds Monte Cassino [Montalembert, i. 400], 39, 40; Rule of, see Rule Benezet, Fran9ois, his death [Coquerel, ii. 50; Peyrat, ii. 420], 152
Benignus and St Patrick, 43
Bernard, St, 18 ; preaches Crusade, 63 ; enters Citeaux [Newman, "Life of Stephen Harding"], 66; abbot of Clairvaux ^ibid.'], 66; and Fountains Abbey [Narratio, etc., p. 35], 68
Berwick, death of James Melville at [Diary, xxviii. seq.~\, 178
Beza, Theodore, account of, 128 ; his translation of the Psalms, 105 ; his translation of the Psalms quoted, 133 ; his translation of the Psalms prohibited, 140
Bible Society, the, founded, 219
Biran, Maine de, see Maine
" Bishops' Bible, The," 103
" Bishops* Drag Net, The," 180
Black Prince, the, coins of, 15
"Black Tom Tyrant" (Stratford), 159
Blackader, John, quoted, 180
Blackmore, Sir Richard, his version of the Psalms, 17
Blantyre, cotton factory at, Livingstone in, 230
Blednoch, the (Wigtown martyrs), 191
Blesilla, daughter of Paula [Thierry, i. 32, 159-160], 28; her death [Thierry, i. 219], 28
Boer War, the, 240-241
Bohme, Jacob, 223
Bokhara, Conolly and Stoddart at [Grover], 236
Bordeaux Pilgrim, the (Itinerary), [Thierry, i. 37], 28, 61
Borgia, Francis, Duke of Gandia [Abrege de sa vie, 29], 51
Borgia, Roderigo (Pope Alexander VI.), and Savonarola [Villari, i. 152, and passim^, 87
Boswell quotes Archbishop Seeker [ed. Hill, i. 33], 212
Bothwell, Earl, and Wishart [Knox, book i.], 176
Bothwell Bridge, battle of [Wodrow, iii. 106, 107], 185
Bouges Mountain, 149
Bourgeois, Louis, sets the Psalms to music, 105, lo6
Bourget, Psalter found at, 236
Boussac, legendary treasure at, 81
Boyne, the, battle of, 192
Brady, Nicholas, and Nahum Tate, 105
Brainerd, David [(< Life, Remains, and Letters," ed. Jonathan Edwards, 1845, Aberdeen], 156, 225, 230 ; his death [_ibid.~\, 221; his journal [" Diary of David Brainerd," 2 vols., London,1902], 221-223
Brantome, cited, on Conde [Discours, Ixxx. i], 134; quoted, on Coligny [Discours, Ixxix.], 135; at La Rochelle, 136
Breagh, plain of, St Patrick at, 43
Breda, Charles II. at, 171
Bregenz, Coluniban and Gall at [Montalembert, if. 272], 42
Brest, John Howard at [Memoirs, 19], 219
Bretigny, the peace of, 136
Bridges on the lipth Psalm, 238, 239
Britain, invasion of [Bede], 47 ; early colleges in [Montalembert, iii. 146, 152], 47 ; described by Procopius, 48; the Danes in, 53
Brittany and La Vendee, insurrection in [Les Chouans, ii. 135 seq.~\, 234
Brittia, island of, described by Procopius, 48
Browne, Ezekiel, Hampden dies in his house, 163
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, quoted, 215
Browning, Micaiah, captain of The Mountjoy [Walker, July 27th], 196
Browning, Robert, his " Ring and the Book " quoted, 26, 214; "Pambo" quoted, 2 7 ; '(Strafford " quoted, 160
Bruce,ofEarlshall, and the Covenanters at Airs-moss [Knox, book iii., chap. 4], 185
Bruce, Robert, the preacher, at Edinburgh, 117
Brussels, Egmont at, ill
Bryant, William Cullen, versifier of the Psalms, 156
Brydges, Sir John, Lieut. of the Tower, 109, no
Brydon, Dr, survivor at Cabul, 237
Buchanan, George, his Latin version of the Psalms, 175
Buckingham, George Villiers, first Duke of, driven from Rhe, 144; Bacon's advice to [Spedding, " Life and Letters," vi. 24], l2o
Bullinger, Heinrich, Bishop Hooper and, 99
Bunyan, John, 17, l8, 222, 224; his "Grace Abounding," 165-168, 222
Burghley, William Cecil, Lord, l8, 119
Burns, Robert, 17
Butchers* Company, the, motto of, 14
Byron, Lord, and the Psalms, 213
CABUL, destruction of British force at, 236
Cadoc the Wise, abbot of Llancarvan [Montalembert, ii. 406], 48
Calvin, John, account of, 127, 128, t{ Calypso's Island," Basil's retreat in Pontus, 27
Cameron, Michael [Wodrow, iii. 21 a], ^
Cameron, Richard [Wodrow, iii. 212, 220], 185,i86
Cameronian Regiment, the, 241
Cameronians, the, 181, i86, 189, 191
Camisards, the, 150, 151
Camoens, Luiz de, 17 ; his exile, 140, 141 ; "The Lusiad" quoted, 141
Camus, Bishop, his <( Esprit de St Franois de Sales," 141
Canossa, Henry IV. at [Bowden, ii. 174; Montalembert, v. 364], 58
Canterbury, Augustine of, see Augustine; Benedict Biscop at, 52 ; Wilfrid at, 52; Dunstan, archbishop of, - .54; Anselm, archbishop of, 59 ; murder of Becket, 60 ; penance of Henry II., 60 ; pilgrimages to, 62
Capitulary of Aix-la-Chapelle, seeAix-la-Chapelle
Carey, William, 225, 228, 230; sails for India, 220; account of, 223-224; quoted, 223
Cargill, Donald, 181, 189; account of [Wodrow, book iii., chap. 4 ; " Six Saints," vol. ii. ; " Cloud of Witnesses," 6 seq.'], i86 ; quoted [<( Six Saints," ii. 8], 179
Carlyle, Alexander, on Col. Gardiner [Autobiography, p. l6], 232.
Carlyle, Thomas, 17, 207; quoted, 218, 233 ; on Sir William Hamilton, 210; and Ruskin, 216 ; his " Luther's Psalm" [Critical and Misc. Essays, iii.], 90
Carlyle, Jane Welsh, see Welsh
Caroline, Queen, 204
Carrack, Peden preaches at [tt Six Saints," i. 90], i88
Carrichon, M.,and Madame de Noailles, 235
Carrickfergus, Peden's escape from, 187
Carstairs, William, at Torbay [Life, P- 34]> I92
Carvajal, Luisa de, quoted [Life, Lady G. Fullerton, p. 254], 132
Casaubon, Isaac, 18; story of [M. Pattison, 335], 129
Caswall, Edward, 97
Cataldus of Tarentum [Montalembert, iii. 157]. 40
"Cathac, The," Columba's Psalter [Stubbs, 261, 262], 44
Catherine of Arragon, the divorce, 93, 96 ; Forest, her confessor [Lingard, v. 107 n.; (t Faithful unto Death"], 9^
Catherine de Medicis [Douen, i. 709], 19. I25. I34. 13K>
Caussade, Rochette captured at, 153
Cavalier, Jean, account of [Peyrat, i. 350,451; ii. 85], 150
Cawnpore, Henry Martyn at, 226
Caxton, "The Golden Legend" quoted, 81-83
Certosa, the, Francis I. at the church of, 131
Cervantes, 17
Cesarea, death of Basil at [Bright's <( Fathers," i. 393; " History," 163], 24; Basil and Valens at, 32
Cesarius, bishop of Aries [Montalembert, i. 353], 39
Ceyenols, the, 63, 149-151
Chablais, Fran9ois de Sales at, 142
Chaise-Dieu, Benedictine abbey of, 64
Chalcedon, death of Emperor Maurice at, 21
Chalets, desert of, Jerome in, 28
Chalgrove Field, death of John Hampden at, 162, 163
Chalmers, Thomas, account of [see Appendix A, chap. xi.], 206; - preaches at Edinburgh [Hanna, iv. 309, 341], 207
Chantal, Madame de, 138, 141
Charenton, Casaubon at, 129
Charlemagne, 19; at Rome [Martin, ii. 262, 263,328],56, 57 ; death of [Martin, ii. 364; Guettee, iii. 238], 57
Charles I., -sanctions the Psalter, 106, 157; and Strafford, 159, l6o; at Newark, 163; and Scottish Kirk, 179
Charles II., and Scottish Kirk, 171; accession of, and Cargill, 179
Charles V., of Spain, 19, 87; and Marot, 91 ; abdication and death [Stirling-Maxwell], 91, 92
Charles IX. of France, 135
Charlton, Margaret, wife of Richard Baxter [Orme, i. 296], 201
Charterhouse, the, monks of, executed [Froude, ii. 342-362], 96
Chaucer quoted, 79
Chayla, Francois du, account of [Peyrat, i. 287 seq.~], 148, 149
Cherson, see Kherson
Choczin, battle of, 126
Christian Year, The, 204
Chrysostom, St John, his favourite Psalm, 128 ' ,
Cistercians, the, founded by Stephen Harding [Life, in Newman, vol. i.], 65 ; in England [ibid., vol. v. 108, 167 n.'^ 66
Citeaux, foundation of [Newman, vol. i.], 65
Clain river, 30
Clairvaux, monastery of [Newman, vol. i.], 66, 68
Claverhouse at Drumclog [Wodrow, iii. 69], l8i, 184
Clement of Alexandria, ^Stromata "p,, quoted, 22
Clement III., Pope, and Crusades, 63
Clement VII., Pope, and Henry VIII. [Lingard, v. 2, 13, 19-20], 93
Clifford, Lord, 74
Clovis, his baptism, 55 ; at battle of Vougle [Martin, i. 447], 56
Cluni^ Hugh of [Vita, apud Migne, clix. 867], 51
Clyde, the, apparition on the banks of ["Six Saints," i. 33], l8i
Cobbett, William, and Wilberfbrce, [^Life of Wilberforce," v. 68], 204 ,
Coburg, Luther at, 23, 89
Cod, Cape, landing of Pilgrim Fathers at, 155
Coghill family, the, motto of, 14
Coins, of Black Prince, of Edward III., of Edward VI., 15 ; struck to commemorate defeat of Armada, 118
Coligny, Andelot de, 134
Coligny, Gaspard de. Admiral of France, 126, 133, 135; account of [Brantome, iii], 133-136
Colme-kill, 45
Columba, St. 18 ; account of [Montalembert, iii. 1-133; Life, by Adamnan, III. xxiii; and Reeve^s Introduction, xxxiii.], 44-46
Columban, St., 40; account of [Montalembert, ii. 272, etc.; Life, apud Migne, Ixxxvii, 1014], 42
Columbus, Christopher, 18, 87; account of, 02; his habitual signature [Markham, 295 ; Irving, iv. 437], 92
Commet, M. de, Vincent de Paul writes to,140
Compostella, pilgrimages to, 62
Compton family, the motto of, 14
Cond(^, Prince de, 126, 134, 135
Conolly, Capt. Arthur, death of, at Bokhara [Kaye's ct Indian Officers/' 139, 14^], 236
Constance, Council of, 86
Constance, Tour, at Aigues Mortes, 148
Constantius, Emperor, and Athanasius, 31
Corneille, translates the Psalter, 139; his <( Heraclius/* 21
Coronation offices, the, based on the Psalms, 14 '--<
Corsairs, Barbary, 140 7 *
Cotton, Mr, of Boston, Cromwell writes to fCarlyle iii. 172-3], 173
Cotton, Dr, his asylum, Cowper at, 212
Council, of Basle, 86 ; of Constance, 86; of Milan, 31; of Toledo [Hefele, 471], 41 ; of Toulouse, 103
Courtras, battle of[Douen, i. ill, 136
Cousin, Victor, on Maine de^Biran, 209
Covenant, The National, signed at Edinburgh [Wodrow, i.], 179
Covenant, The Solemn League and, 179; prohibited [Wodrow, i. 423], 179
Covenanters, the, and Boers compared, 240,241
Coverdale, Miles, his version of the Psalter, 103
Cowper, William [see Appendix A], 17; and Madame Guyon, 146; account of, 212; quoted [Southey's tf Life," chap. vi.], 212
Craig, John, versifier of the Psalms, 105, io6
Craigmad, apparition at ["Six Saints," i. 35], i8i
Cranmer, Thomas, 93 ; and the Psalter, 103
Crashaw, Richard, 17
Crespin, his martyrology, 131
Crewe, Mrs, afterwards Lady, and Wilberforce [Life, i. 47, 48, etc.], 203
Crispin, and Crispinian, SS. [Surius, Alban Butler, Baring-Gould, October 25th ; Hasted's Kent, iii. 514], 21
Cromwell, Oliver, 63; account of [Carlyle], 168-174
Cromwell, Thomas, death of, loo
Cross <( Invention " of the, see Helena i1 Crossing the Bar," 186
Cruithnechan, priest, and Columba [Reeve's <( Adamnan," Introd.,, xxxiii.], 44
Crusades, the, 62-65
Cuthbert, St, account of [Montalernbert, iv. 127-155; Bede, cap. xxxvii.-xl.], 18, 46; his "beads" [<< Marmion/* II. xvi.], 46
Cyran, St,suspected of heresy, 145
Cyril, of Alexandria, death of [Bright* s i( Fathers," ii. 424; " History,^ 37o], 24
Cyril, see Methodius :
DALZELL, General, at Rullion Green, 181, 182
Damascus, mosque at, inscription on, 37
Damour, Pastor, at Chateau d'Arques, 137
Dante, 17; on Anselm ['* Paradiso," x11' I37]> 595 << I^ivma Commedia" quoted, 39, 77-79 ; on the Penitential Psalms, 77
Darnley, Earl of, death of [Froude, viii., ix.], 113-116
Dartmouth, The, at siege of Londonderry [Walker, July 30th; ed.
Dwyer, 211], 196
David, King, his harp, 13 ; Henry IV. compared with him, 139
David I. of Scotland, 70; his death [Pinkerton, ii. 281-3], 73
Dave, John, publishes complete version of the Psalter, 105
Deans, Jeannie ("Heart of Midlothian"), 181
Declaration, The Sanquhar" [Wodrow, iii. 212 %.], 185
Defensor, Bishop [Baring-Gould, Martin, November llth, p. 246^, 30
Demetrius of the Don [Stanley, ^Eastern Church," 402 seq.', Karamsin, iv. 377 and v. 78-86], 64, 65
Deo Gratias, bishop of Carthage [Gibbon, chap. xxxvi.], 39
Derry (Londonderry), siege of [Walker, see Appendix A, chap. x.], 192-197; William and Mary proclaimed at [Walker, March 20th], 193
Desportes, Abbe, translates the Psalter, 139
Dessen Island, Alexander Duff at, 228
Diane de Poitiers [Douen, i. 709; Bordier, ix.], 125
Diarmid, King, and Columba, 44
Diarmid, attendant of Columba, 45
Die, Louis Rang dies at, 152
Dieppe, Chateau d'Arques at, 137 -
Diocletian, persecution of, A.D. 288,21
Dnieper, the, 71
Doddridge, Philip, cited, on Col. Gardiner, 232
Domenico, Fra, and Savonarola, 88 .
Donatus, of Fiesole, 40
Donskoi, monastery, 65
Doon Hill, at Dunbar, 172
Douglas, Capt. Andrew, of The Phoenix [Walker, July 30th], 196
Dragonnades, the, 217
Druids, the, and St Patrick, 43
Drumclog, 181, 241 ; account of, 276
Drummond of Hawthornden, quoted [ii. 21], 81
Drunken Parliament, The," 179
Dudley, Lady Jane, account of, 108- lio . :
Dudley, Lord Guildford, death of, 109
Duff, Alexander, 18, 224; account of, 227, 228; (Indian Mutiny), 239; quoted, 237
Dunbar, Wilfrid imprisoned at, 52; battle of [Carlyle, iii. 28 seg.], 171-i73 - :-: . - .
Dunottar, prisoners at, 181
Dunstan, St, 18, 52 ; account of [Lingard, "A.S. Church," ii. 267, etc.; Vita, ed. Stubbs, 61,355], 54
Durham university, motto of, 15
Durie, John, account of [Melvill's
Diary, 134], 177, 178
D wight, Timothy, versifier of the Psalms, 156
EDDYS-TONE LIGHTHOUSE, the, inscription in [Smeaton, p. 183], 15
Edgar, King, 54
Edinburgh, motto of, 14; John Knox dies at, 177; John Durie at, 177; National Covenant signed at, 179 ; Cargill executed at, 186 ; Renwick executed at, 190
Edward VI. and Sternhold, 105
Edwards, William, his escape, 238-239 ; his Diary quoted, 239
sEgmont, Count of, his trial and death [Motley, part iii., i. and ii.], in 113; his letter to Philip II. [ibid., chap. ii.], 112
Eleyn, Mistress, and Lady Jane Grey, 109
Eliot, John, missionary, 156, 223, 224; account of, 221
Elizabeth, Queen, 17; the "Geneva jigs,5' 106 ; on death of Mary, 113 ; her version of Psalm xiv. quoted, 113
Elw.y Monastery founded [Montalembert, ii. 396], 47
Ely, Cromwell at [Carlyle, i. 8l], 168
Endicott, John, Pilgrim Father, 156
Enfants de Dieu," Cevenols [Peyrat, i. 271, 314], 148
Epiphanius, bishop of Pavia, 39
Episcopacy in Scotland, 175 seq.
Erasmus, 62, 86 ; Luther on [" Tabletalk/' dclxxi., dclxxii.], 92; on Luther [Epist. vi. 4], 93 ; and Fisher [Bridgett, 98; Erasm. Ep., i09]> 95
Estramadura, Charles V. in, 91.
Essex, Earl of, his death, 119
Estienne, Robert, and the Sorbpnne [Douen, i. 13], 129
Ethendun, battle of, 53
Ethelred, coronation of, 54
Ettrick Shepherd, the, see Hogg
Etzel (Attila), 39
Euodius, friend of Augustine, 24
Eustochium [Thierry, St Jerome, i. 32, 159, l6o], 22, 28; at Bethlehem
Eibid., i. 298, etc.], 29; death of ibid. ii. 240], 29
Exhibition of 1851, the, motto of, 15
FAGE, Durand, quoted [see Douen, i. 23], 148
Fairfax, Thomas, Lord, l 7
Fame Island, Cuthbert on [Montalembert, iv. 137], 46
Feckenham, abbot of Westminster, and Lady Jane Grey, 108, 109, no
Fenelon, archbishop of Cambrai, 139; and Madame Guyon, 146
Ferdinand the Catholic, his death foretold [Stirling-Maxwell's "Charles V.," 266], 91
Feuillants, the, 138
Finnian, St, and Columba [Montalembert, iii. 20], 44
Fisher, John, bishop of Rochester, 86 ; account of [Bridgett, see Appendix A, chap. v.], 94, 95
Fitzgerald, Edward, 215, 2i6
Fitzurse, murderer of Becket, 60
Flagellum Dei " (Attila), 38, 39
Flanders, Dunstan in, 54
Fletcher, Dr, dean of Peterborough ; and Mary, Queen of Scots, 116
Fletcher, Phinehas, 17 ; quoted [Poet. Misc., Psalm cxxx., stanza 3], 122
Florence, Spinello's frescoes at, 39 ; Savonarola at, 87-89
" For9ats de la Foi)> [see Appendix A, chaps, vii., viii.], 127
Forest, John, confessor to Catherine of Arragon [Lingard, v. 107 n. ;
Faithful unto Death," chap. iii.], 96
Fotheringay, Mary, Queen of Scots, executed at, 116
Fountains Abbey, foundation of [Narratio, etc., see Appendix A, chap. iv.], 66-68 ; deputation to Clairvaux [ibid., p. 35], 68
Fox, Charles James, and Wilberforce ["Life of Wilberforce," i. 17], 203
Fox, George, the Quaker, 223
Fox, John, the Martyrologist, quoted C^S? I554] I^ "o
Franc, Guillaume, sets the Psalms to music, 105
Francis I. of France, and Marot, 104; at the church of the Certosa, 131; his death, 132
Francis ofAssisi, St, 18, 42 ; his t1 Canticle of the Sun " [Sabatier, 304-5 ;
M. Arnold, ^Essays in Criticism," 212-13], 69, 70; account of [Sabatier; Spec. Perfectionis, chaps. iv., cxiii., cxviii.], 68-70
Franciscans at Greenwich, 96
Fran9ois de Sales, St, 138; account of [Lear, 27-8; 259-265, etc.], 141- 143 ; and the Port-Royalists, 145
Francois Xavier, see Xavier Prankish Kingdom, the, 55, 56
Franklin, Benjamin, on the American Constitution [Works, ed. Sparks, v. i55l i56
Free Church, the, founded, 206
Frere, John Hookham, 17
Frisians, the, Wilfrid and, 53
Fry, Elizabeth, 220
Fuller, Thomas, cited ["Church Hist.," book vii., 31, 32], 105
Furruckabad, Edwards and the Probyns at, 238, 239
GALL, St, 40; at Bregenz [Montalembert, ii. 272], 42 ; founds monastery [ibid., ii. 293], 43
Gandia, Duke of, see Borgia, Francis
Gardiner, Alien Francis, Commander, account of [Marsh's Memoir], 229- 230; his Diary quoted [ibid., 363 sey.], 229, 230
Gardiner, James, Colonel, account of [Doddridge," Remarkable Passages," 30 seq.~\, 232-233 ; his vision [ibid.,
84, 85], 232, 233
Garden river, Lalande defeated at, 151
Geneva, Calvin introduces chanting of Psalms at, 128 ; Francois de Sales at, 142
Geneva Jigs, The," 106
Genevieve, St, and Paris [Alban Butler, January 3rd], 39
Gerhardt, Paul, his hymn, 104
Germanus, bishop of Auxerre, in Britain [Bede, I. xvii. and xx.], 47
Ghent, monastery of St Peter at, Dunst'rin in, 54; Egmont and Horn at, 111
Gibson, John, death of [Wodrow, iv. .243],. ^
Gioacchino di Fiore, the Calabrian seer [Sabatier, St Francis, 46-50], 68
Gladstone, W. E., 18
Glasgow, Edward Irving at, 208
Glastonbury, Dunstan, abbot of, 54
Goa, Camoens at, 140
Godeau, bishop of Grasse and Vence, his Preface to the Psalrtis quoted [2nd ed., p. viii.], 139
Godfrey, abbot of St Mary's, York, 67
Goethe, 17
Golden Legend, The," quoted [ed. Ellis, vol. i. 98], 8l
Gorgonia, sister of Gregory Nazianzen, her death [Ullmann, 136, 137], 23
Goute, Madame de la, sister of the widow Prosni, 145
Goudimel, Claude, sets the Psalms to music, 105
Greenwich, Franciscans at [tt Faithful unto Death," see Appendix A, chap. v.],96
Gregory of Decapolis, cited [Migne, c. 1216 ; Galland, Bibl. Vet. Pat., xiii. 5I3], 21
Gregory the Great, account of [Vita, ap. Migne, Ixxv., 230 ; Greg. Epist. I. v.; ibid., Ixxvii. 448], 48, 49; and conversion of England [Montalembert, iii. 186 seq.; Bede, I. xxv.], 48, 49
Gregory Nazianzen, account of [Ullmann], 22, 23; against Julian, 36
Gregory, father of the preceding [Ullmann, 17, 19, 302], 23
Gregory VII., Pope, see Hildebrand
Grelet, M., and Madame de Noailles, 235
Grenfell, Lydia, and Henry Martyn [Sargent's Memoir; Journal], 225, 227
Grenoble, 152
Grey, Lady Jane, see Dudley
Grey, Lady Katharine, sister of Lady Jane, 109
Groningen, James Renwick at, 189
Guilds, mottoes of, 14
Guiscard, Robert, and Salerno [Bowden, I. 156], 57; and Hildebrand [Bowden, II. 312; Montalembert, v. 365], 58
Guise, Due de, 133, 134
Gustavus Adolphus, watchword of, 63
Guthrun, the Dane, 53
Guy on, Madame, her imprisonment [Upbam's " Life," 379], 146
Gwynlliu, the Warrior [Montalembert, ii. 409-410], 48
Gytha, wife of Vladimir Monomachus, 71
HADRIAN I., Pope, and Charlemagne, 56,57
Hague, the, John Howard at, 220
Haemmerlein, Thomas, see Kempis
Hall, Bishop, 17; preaches at Whitehall, 157
Hamilton, Sir Robert, on giving quarter at Drumclog [Wodrow, iii. 70 n.'], 185
Hamilton, Sir William, 18; his death, 210
Hammond, Col. Robert, Cromwell writes to, 170
Hampden, John, death of, at Chalgrove Field, 162, 163
Hampole, Richard Rolle of, 103
Hannington, Bishop, l8, 224; death of [Dawson, 443], 232 ; his Diary quoted [Dawson, 440, 441], 232
Harding, Master, Lady Jane Grey writes to, 109
Harding, Stephen, founder of the Cistercians, 50; account of [Life, in Newman, vol. i.], 65, 66.
Hare, Julius, death of, 206
Harold of England, father of Gytha, 71
Harvie, Marion, death of [Wodrow, iii. 277 ; " Cloud of Witnesses,*' 135 seq.], l8l, 191
Haslerigg, Sir Arthur, governor of Newcastle, Cromwell writes to [Carly Ie, iii. 30], 172
Hatton Garden, Irving's chapel in, 207
Haughton, Sir Gilbert, his son killed at Marston Moor, 162
Haughton, John, prior of the Charterhouse, account of [Froude, ii. 342- 362], 96
Havelock, Henry, 237 ; at Jellalabad, 2 37; death of, 237
Headrigg, Mause "Old Mortality ", 181
Heine, Heinrich, 17 ; quoted, 13; and Psalm cxxxvii. [Romanzero, book iii., Jehuda Ben Halevy, ii. ; Werke, xviii.; and Letter to Moser, Werke, xix., p. 71], 141
Helena, The Empress, her{t invention " of the True Cross, 61
Henry II. of England, and Becket, 60 ,
Henry II. of France, and Marot [Douen, i. 709; Bordier, viii., ix.], 105,125
Henry IV. of England, 63
Henry IV. of France (Henry of Navarre), 19; and the Huguenots, 133, 135- 137 ; Metezeau dedicates version of the Psalter to, 139
Henry IV. of Germany, at Canossa [Bowden's "Gregory VII." ii. 174; Montalembert, v. 364], 58
Henry V. of England, 19, 64
Herbert, George, 17; and Francis
Bacon [Walton, ed. 1866, 269;
Bacon's Works], 120, 123 ; account 'of [Walton, 273, 307], 123
Herder, Johann Gottfried, 17
Herefrith, abbot of Lindisfarne, cited [Bede's'<StCuthbe^t/lchaps.xxxvii.- xl.], 46
Herles-how, hill of, 68
Hexham, Wilfrid at, 53
Higginson, Francis, teacher at Salem [ti Wonder-Working Providence "1, /56
Hilary, St, bishop of Poitiers, 30; church of, at Poitiers, 56
Hildebrand (Pope Gregory VII.), 19 ; account of [Bowden ; Montalembert, vol. v.], 57, 58 ^
"Hill Folk, The," 181
" Hind Let Loose, The," engravings of Covenanter martyrs in, 191
Hippo, death of St Augustine at [Bright's "Fathers," ii. 306 ; Possidius], 24
Hobbs, abbot of Woburn, 132
Homnann, Aug. Heinr. von Fallersleben, quoted "Fundgruben," pt. i., P. 3]. 41
Hohenstaufen, the, at Salerno, 57
Hogg, James (the Ettrick Shepherd), his boyhood, 213
Holbein, Hans, his portrait of Fisher, [Woltmann, p. 313], 94
Honorius, The Emperor, and the taking of Rome [Procopius, Bell. Vandal, i. 2 ; Gibbon, chap. xxix.], 38
Hooker, Richard, 233; cited [Eccl. Pol., book v., chap. xxxix. i], 107 ; his "Ecclesiastical Polity," 122; quoted [book v., chap. xxxviii. 2], 124; his death [Walton, ed. 1866, p. 213],122
Hooper, John, bishop of Gloucester; account of [Later Writings, Parker Society, and Introduction], 99-100; quoted [^ibid., xxxii. 176, 373, 294- 5, 583, 584], 99-100
Hooper, Anne, wife of the preceding, I oo
Hopkins, John, translator of the Psalms, 105, lo6
Horn, Count, friend of Egmont, account of [Motley, pt. iii., chap. i., ii.], 111-113
Horner, the martyr [Southwell, ed. Grosart, p. 52], 101
"Hortensius," of Cicero, the, influences Augustine [Conf., III. iv.], 34
Howard, John, 224; account of [J. B. Brown, Memoirs], 219, 220; his Diary quoted \Ibid., 270], 220 ; preparations for his last journey [Jhid.y 592, 593]* 220
Hugh of Cluni [Vita, apud Migne, clix. 867], 51
Hugh of Kirkstall, see KirkstaU
Hugo, Victor, his <( Legende des Siecles" quoted (xxvi., La Rosede l^Infante), 117
"Hugon, Le Roi," 130
"Huguenots," utensils so called, 130
Huguenots, the, 125 seq.; houses of, 130; "Marseillaise" of, 63, 126; persecutions of, 131, seq., 147 seq.; poetry of, 130; proverbs, etc., concerning, 131
Huguenot seal, device on, 12^ .
Humboldt, Alexander von, 18; quoted, 209
Huns, the, invasion of, 38
Hunter, his Diary during siege of Londonderry quoted [Walker, ed. Dwyer, p. 200], 194
Hus, John, 18, 85 ; death of, 86
Hypatia, the murder of, 24
ILEY, Alfred at, 53
"Imitatio Christi,*' the (and see Thomas d Kempis\ 74-76
Indians, South American, Alien Gardiner and the, 229
Ingliston,caveat[Wodrow,iv.243],l90
lona, Columba at [Montalembert, in. 37, etc.], 44; importance of, 45
Ireland, Cromwell in, 770
Iris river, in Pontus, 27
Irongray, Minister Welsh at, 180; M'Robin hanged at, 190
Irving, Edward, account of, 207-208; his death, 208
Itala, death of Livingstone at [Last Journals, ii. 308 ; Blaikie], 231
Ivan the Terrible, 64
JAMES I. of England, 17; his version of the Psalter, 106, 157; and the Scottish Kirk, 179
Jarnac, Conde killed at [Puaux,ii. 279], 135
Jarrow, monastery of, 52
Jellalabad, siege of, 237
Jerome, St,l8; accountof [Thierry],28- 30; revises Septuagint and Psalms [Thierry, i. 142], 28; his letter to Marcella [Thierry, i. 350], 29; on the boyhoodofOrigen, 22; onthetaking of Rome, 38; quoted by Raleigh, 118
Jerome of Prague, l8,85; his death, 86
Jerusalem taken by Saladin, 63
Jesuits, the, 138
Jewel, Bishop, cited [Works, ed. Jelf, viii. 141], lo6; his "Apology," 122; his death, 123
Jews, the, lamentation over Jerusalem, 132 : .
John II. of France, prisoner m England, 140
John VIII., Pope, and Cyril and Methodius [Stanley, "Eastern Church," , 368 s<?7.], 40
John,abbot ofSt Salvator,and Anselm,59
Johnson, his " Wonder-Working Providence" quoted, 156
Johnson,* Dr, on Law's " Serious Call" [Boswell, ed. Hill, i. 68], 201
Joinville, Sire de, cited [Hist. de .St Louis, 2me partie, xv.], 74 :
Jonas, Justus, his hymn, 104
Jones, Philip, quoted [see Appendix A, and Turkey merchantmen}, 119
Jonson, Ben, his "Poetaster" quoted (Act. v. sc. l), 217
Joyeuse, Due de, at Courtras 137
Julian, The Emperor, and Gregory Nazianzen, 36