A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

History of the Christian Church • VOLUME 4

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

['Schaff, Philip, 1819-1893', 'Schaff, David S. (David Schley), 1852-1941'] • Public-domain historical edition in the United States (published 1884); OCR from Internet Archive scan

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Ethelbert, 32 sq. Etherius, 515

Eueharistie controversies, 543 sqq. Eucherius of Lyons, on biblical inter pretation, 614 Euchites, 578 sqq.

Eustathius of Thessalonica, 048 .°qq. Euthymius Zigabenus. See Zigabenus Excommunication, 377 sqq.

FELIX of Urgel, 514

Ferrara-Florence, council of, 323

Feuds, 339 sqq.

Filioque controversy, 476 sqq.

Flagellation, Flagellants, 788

Florus Magister, 522, 532; life and

writings, 733 sqq. Floss, 288, 761, 772 Fortunatus, his hymns, 422 Frankfort, synod of, 468 Frederick II., 258

Freeman, on Alfred the Great, 618, 620 Fridold or Fridolin, 89 Fulbert of Chartres, hymns of, 433 ;

life and writings, 782 sq.

GAMS, 514

Gall, St.,88sq.

Gentilly, synod of, 466

Gerbert, 292, 552, 777 sqq. See Sylves ter II.

Germanic or Teutonic nations, 9

German Confederation, 262

German Empire, 259 sqq.; decline and fall of, 260 sqq. ; the new, 262 sq.

Germanus, 409

Gfrorer, 203, 778, 781, and passim

Gibbon, 321 ; on Justinian II., 508; on Paulicians, 573 ; on Byzantine learn ing, 587 ; on Roethius, 607 sq.

Giesebrecht, on Charlemagne, 248, 391 ; on Henry II. and Kunigunde, 297 (note); on Gerbert, 778; Rodulfus 786, and passim

Gieseler, 317, and very often in Lit. and foot notes

Glaber, see Rodulfus

Gottschalk and the predestinarian con troversy, 522 sqq., 530 sqq.

Godescalcus, hymns of, 433

Godwin, on Charlemagne, 248

Goldast, 447

Gratry, 501

Greek church, in relation to the Latin, 306 sqq.

Greek nationality, 11

Greek learning in the West, 608 sqq.

Gregory and Augustin, Anglo-Saxon mission of, 30 sqq.

Gregory I., (Pope) the Great, 211 sqq.; estimates of, 216; the Universal Epis copate, 218 sqq. ; writings of, 225 sqq. ; representative of medieval charity, 358, 360 ; on the mass and purgatory, 397 ; as preacher, 400 ; his hymns, 423 ; on predestination, 524; patron of learning, 604 sq.

Gregory II., 231

Gregory III., 231

Gregory V., 292, 294 sq.

Gregory VI., 299

Gregory VII. See Hildebrand

Gregory IX., 258

Gregory of Tours, 326, 601 ; life and writings, 658 sqq.

Gregory of Utrecht, 101

Gualbert, St. John, 369

Guizot, on Charlemagne, 248; on civili zation, 326, and passim

HADRIAN I., Pope., 249, 466

Hadrian II., 277

Hahn on heresies, 580 sq.

Hakon the Good, 121 sq

Hallam on Charlemagne, 247; on the

Dark Ages, 602 Ilauck, 778, 781 Haymo, of Halberstadt, life and

writings, 728 sq. Hefele, 305, 317, 326, 341, 353, 448, 464,

466, 468, 501 ; on the heresy of Hono-

rius, 506 ; and often quoted in lit.

and foot notes Heliand, 105 Henry II., 296 sq. Henry III. and the synod of Sutri, 299

sq. Henry IV. and Gregory VII., 257 sq.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Heretical sects, 573

Hergenrother, 305, 317, 321, 501; on the heresy of Honorius, 507

Hildebrand, believer in ordeals, 343 ; relation to the reform party in Cluny, 368 sq. ; his relation to Berengar and the real presence, 556, 558, 561 sq. ; relation to Damiani, 788, 790; be comes pope, 791

Hincmar of Rheims, controversy with Pope Nicolas, 276 sq. ; with Gottschalk, 528, 534 sq. ; on the real presence, 552 ; his life and writings, 780 sqq.

Hirsau, congregation of, 369

Hohenstaufen, house of, 257 sq.

Holy Spirit, procession of, 307 sqq.

Homiliaria, 401.

Hoiiorius I., 495 ; heresy of, 500 sq.

Hospitals, 356 ; founders of, 356, 357 ; management and support, 360

Hugo Capet, 290, 779, 782

Hugo of Cluny, 368

Hymns and hymnists of the Greek church, 402 sqq.

Hymns and hymnists of the Latin church, 420 sqq.

ICONOCLASTIC theory, 451. See Imageworship

Iconoclastic war, 454 sqq.

Image-worship, controversy on, 447 sqq. ; council of Trent on, 453 ; restora tion of, 459 ; final triumph of, 464 sqq.

Indulgences, 384

Innocent III., 258

Innocent IV., 259 ; and the Inquisition, 351 ; visited Cluny, 369

Inquisition, 351 sqq.

Interdict, 379

Ireland, conversion of, 43 sqq.; subjec tion to English and Roman rule, 58 sqq.

Irene, Empress, 459 sqq.

Irish bull-papal, 59 sq.

Irish church after St. Patrick, 52 sq.

Isidor of Seville, hymn of, 432 ; schol arship, 610, 612 ; life and writings, 662 sqq.

Isidorian Decretals. See Pseudo-Isidor Islam. See Mohammedanism.

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