QUADRIVIUM, 611
Quinisextum Concilium, 507 sqq.
RABANUS Maurus, hymns of, 424 sqq.; controversy with Gottschalk on pre destination, 522, 525 sqq., 531, 534 ; on biblical interpretation, 614 sq. ; life and writings, 713 sqq.
Radbert. See Paschasius Radbertus^
Rambach, 416
Ratherius of Verona, life and writings, 776 sq.
Ratramnus. 304 ; on predestination, 532 ; on the Lord's Supper, 549 sqq. ; on the supernatural birth of Christ, 553 ; life and writings, 746 sqq.
Remigius of Lycns, 530, 532
Renter, on Berengar, 523, 554; on Gerbert, 780 ; on Fulbert, 783, and passim.
Richer, 778, 782
Rimbert, 115
Robert King of France, hymns of, 427 sqq.
Rodulfus Glaber, life and writings, 785 sq.
Roman Emperors, chronological table of, 265 sqq
Roman Empire, founding of, 250 sqq. ; coronation of Charles, 251 sq. ; sig nificance of the act, 252 sq. ; relation of pope and emperor, 253 sqq.
Roman law, 388 sqq.
Romanic or Latin nations, 7
Romanus, 410
Romuald, 366, 367
Rossano, 365
Russia, Christianization of, 138 sqq.
SABIANUS, 230
Saints, table of, 329; worship of, 442
sqq. Saxon & British clergy, antagonism of,
35 sq.
Saxons, conversion of, 102 sq. Scandinavia, conversion of, 106 sqq. Scandinavian heathenism, 107 sq. School of the Palace, 617 Schrockh, often referred to in lit. and
foot notes Scotland, conversion of, 61 sq.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
Scotus Erigena, doctrine of predestina tion, 531) sqq. ; on the Lord's Supper, 551; on Dionysius Areopagita, 595 ; his Greek scholarship, Gil ; his life and writings, 761 sqq.
Semi-Augustinianism and Semi-Pelag ian ism, 537 sq.
Sergius of Constantinople, 408, 495
Sergius III.. Pope, 285
Sergius, the Paulician, 575
Sermon, 399 sqq.
Servatus Lupus, 530, 532 ; life and writ ings, 735 sqq.
Seven Sacraments, 436 sqq.
Simeon Metaphrastes, 589, 642 sq.
Slavery, 334 sqq.
Slavonic or Slavic races, 10
Slavs, Christianizatiou of, 124 sq.
Smaragdus, life and writings, 709 sqq.
Sophronius, 495 sq.
Spanheim, 448
Stephen III., 234
Stephen the Sabaite, 415
Strabo, Walahfrid. See Walahfrid. —
Sturm, Abbot of Fulda, 101 sq.
Sudendorf, on Berenger, 544, 561 sqq.
Suidas, 589
Sunday of Orthodoxy, 465
Sura of Praise and Prayer, 182 sq.
Sutri, Synod of, 299
Sweden, Christianization of, 118 sqq
Sylvester (or Silvester) II., 292, 295 sq. ; life and writings, 777 sqq.
Sylvester III., Anti-pope, 298.
TARASIUS, 412
Tetragamy, 317
Theoctistus of the Stadium, 411
Theodora, 464
Theodore of Canterbury, 40 ; his Peni tential Book, 373 sqq. ; introduces Greek learning in England, 611
Theodore of the Studium, 464
Theodulph of Orleans, promotes popu lar education, 616 ; life and writings, 695 sqq.
Theophanes, 407
Theophylact, 643 sq.
Theophylact, Pope. See Benedict IX.
Thitmar of Merseburg, 297
Thomas Aquinas, on transubstanti-
ation, 571 ; on Dionysius the Areo-
pagitc, 595 Thomasius, 416 Thondracians, 579 Torquemada, 352 Torture, 348 sqq.
Transubstantiation, 564, 567, 570 sqq. Trench, 417 ; on Berengar, 654, note Trivium, 611 Truce of God, 340 sq. Trullan Council, 507 Trygveson, 122 Tusculan Popes, 297 Type, 497
UIILHORN, quoted, 361 Ussher, 522
VALENCE, synod of, 532 Vullombrosa, congregation of, 369 Vetault, on Charlemagne, 248 Vladimir, 140 sq. Vogel, on Ratherius of Verona, 776 ; on
Fulbert, 782 ; on Damiani, 787 Voltaire, on Mohammed, 198
WACKERNAGEL, 417
Walahfrid Strabo, life and writing!,
729 sqq.
Walch, 448, 464, 466, 521, 578 Wattenbach, 204, 785, 787, quoted in Lit Wasserschleben, 371, 373 Waczo, 582
Weizsiicker, Jul., 522, 538 Wends, Christian mission among, 126 sq, Westcott, on the Diouysian writings, 590 Widukind, 103 Wilfrid, 39 sq. Winfrid. See Boniface William of Aquitania, founder of
Cluny, 368 Willebrord. 90 Willibald, St., 100
XIMENES, 353
ZACHARIAS, Pope, 232 sq. Zigabenus, (or Zigadenus) Euthymius, 589, 647 sq.
COLLEGE