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  • not always consistent, 73. ii. 38.
  • satisfied moral serenity of, 60. ii. 27.
  • sneers of, 78. ii. 48.
  • style, rhetorical, 70, 73, 80; 104. ii. 35, 37; 47. iii. 21.
  • ⁠(b) references to, in present book:—
  • on Angouleme, its walls falling (xxxviii. 53),[1] 80 n. ii. 47.
  • on asceticism (xxxvii. 72), 112 n. iii. 29.
  • Christianity (xv. 23, 33), 121. iii 131.
  • Clovis (xxxviii. 17), 78-80, 83. ii. 4.5-6, 49.
  • Egypt and monasticism (xxxvii. 6), no. iii. 27.
  • Europe, divisions of (xxv.), 106. iii. 23.
  • ,,⁠nations of (lvi), 101 n. iii. 19.
  • Franks, the:—
  • ,,⁠their armour (xxxv. 18), 70. ii. 34-5.
  • ,,⁠,, aspect (xxxv. 18), 71-3. ii. 36-8.
  • ,,⁠,, character (xix. 79, 80), 71-3. ii. 36-8.
  • ,,⁠,, freemen (x. 73), 65 n. ii. 31.
  • ,,⁠,, rise (x. 69), 53. ii. 17.
  • ,,⁠crossing the Rhine (xix. 64), 65 n. ii. 31.
  • after Tolbiac (xxxviii. 24), 85. ii. 52.
  • Gnostics (xv. 23, ^), 121 n. hi. 39.
  • Justinian (xl. 2), 51 n. ii. 15.
  • miracles (xxxviii. 53), 80 n. ii. 47.
  • monasticism (xxxvii.), 109 sq. iii. 26.
  • monkish character (xxxvii. 72), H2n. iii. 29.
  • Roman Empire and its divisions (xxv. 29), 103-5. iii. 21-2.
  • Scots and Celts (xxv. 109, in), 107 n. iii. 2411.
  • Theodobert's death (xli. 103), 48 n. ii. 11 n.
  • Theodoric, government of (xxxix. 43), 86. ii. 53.
  • ,,⁠at Verona (xxxix. 19), 87. ii. 54.
  • Tolbiac, battle of (xxxviii. 24), 85. ii. 52.
  • Gideon and the dewy fleece, figure of, Amiens Cathedral, 206. iv. 51.
  • Gilbert, Mons., on Amiens Cathedral, 155. iv. 14.
  • ,,⁠,,⁠,,⁠,,⁠the bronze tombs in, 161. iv. 23.
  • Ginevra and Imogen, 43. ii. 3.
  • Giotto, scriptural teaching of, 126. iii. 46.
  • Globe, divisions of the, 93. iii. 8.
  • Gnostics, 121. iii. 39.
  1. ↑ The references to Gibbon in this index are to the chapters of his history, together with the number of the note nearest to which the quotation occurs.
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