"Celestina," tragi-comedy, 142
"Cento novelle antiche," 269
Cervantes, 142

"Chanson de geste," 42, 189
Charlemagne, 41, 44, 53
Charles de la Tour-Landry, II
Charles the Bold, 35, 37 f.

Charles the Great. See Charle-

magne.

Charles V., the Emperor, 91, 164,
185, 190, 192, 224

Chaucer, Geoffrey, 6, 46, 66 ff., 70,
76, 82, 84, 86, 90, 94, 96, 112,
114, 118, 143, 147, 213, 216,
217, 218, 220, 237, 242, 243, 248,
249

Chester Plays, 275
Children of the Chapel, 131
Christ Church College, foundation
of, 151

Christina Mirabilis, med. legend,
"Chronicle," Froissart's, 188 ff.,
191, 208

"Chronicle," Hall's, 209

Chronicle made by Chaucier, 624
"Chronicle of England,

66

prose, 17, 20 ff.

med

Chronicles, New," by Fabian,

208 f.

Confutacyon

of

Histories,"

of Tindale," Sir

Thomas More's, 184
"Conqueste que fit le grand roi
Charlemaigne," 41
Cooper, Thomas, remodeller of
Elyot's "Bibliotheca," 198
Copland, William, printer, 277
Cornyshe, William, 124, 131
Coventry Plays, 276

Cromwell, 192, 198 f., 202, 227,
229 f.

Cronykil," by Wyntoun, 50 f.
"Cursor mundi," med. poem, 59
Cyprian, St., 199

"DANCE of the Seven Deadly Sins,"
poem by Dunbar, 74

66 Dandeley, Bishop, Dandeley,"
65

Dante, 83, 102, 235

Dardanus, Descent of Stuarts traced
back to, 59

David II. of Scotland, 54
Decameron. See Boccaccio.
"De Civitate Dei," St. Augustine's,
32, 145

"Declaracion," made by John
Fortescue, 28

"De clerico et puella," inter-
ludium, 277

"De educandis erudiendisque prin-
cipum liberis," Sturm's, 196
of Good Women,"

"Defence

Elyot's, 198

"Defence of his Apology," Sir Th.
More's, 183

Deguileville, Guillaume de, 5 ff.
"De Laudibus Legum Angliæ," 26
"De l'institution du prince," by
Budé, 196

De monumento pileato, 17
"De Principe," Pontano's, 194
"De rebus memorabilibus Angliæ,"
attributed to Sir Th. Elyot, 200

281

"De regno et regis institutione,"
Patrici's, 195

"De remedio Amoris," transl. by
Douglas, 80
"De Scriptoribus
Bale's, 211

Britannicis,"

"De Scriptoribus Britannicis Com-
mentarii," Leland's, 212
"De unione ecclesiastica," Reginald
Pole's, 203

"Devil's Inquest, The," Dunbar's,
74

"De Viris Illustribus," Leland's,

between Merchant,
Knight, and Plowman," 141
Dialogue between Understanding
and Faith," by Fortescue, 32
"Dialogue" of Sir Thomas More,
182

"Dialogue on Wit and Folly,"
interlude, 135

"Dialogus Marphorii et Pasquilli,"
198

"Dictes or Sayengis of the Philo.
sophres," by Caxton, 39 f.

'Dido, Legend of," Chaucer's, 84
"Dido," tragedy by Rightwise, 133
"Difference between an Absolute
and a Limited Monarchy," by
Fortescue, 29

Digby Plays, 277
Diodorus of Sicily, 32

"Diodorus of Sicily," transl. by
Skelton, III

"Discourse in Memory of the
Duchess of Richmond," Fisher's,
153
"Dispraise of the Life of a

Courtier," transl. by Bryan, 191 f.
Diss, Skelton's birthplace, 110
"Doctrinal of Princes," transl. by
Elyot, 197

"Doctrinal Treatises," by Tindale,
180

Douglas, Gawin, 79 ff., 94, 259 f.
Douglas, Lady Margaret, 239

Edward V., Prince, 25, 26 ff.
Edward VI., 212

"Elegies" on the death of Edward

IV., Skelton's, III

66 Elegy on Wyatt," Surrey's, 256
Eleonora, daughter of King James I.
of Scotland, 10
Elwis Mome, 277

66

Elynour Rummynge," Skelton's,
113

Elyot, Sir Thomas, 192 ff., 212
"Enchiridion, The," by Erasmus,
149, 174

"Eneados," Douglas's, 84 f., 259
"Eneydos," transl. by Caxton, 41
"England in the Reign of Henry

VIII.," by Starkey, 204 ff.
Envoy de Chaucer a Bukton, 267
Erasmus of Rotterdam, 105 ff.,

148 f., 152, 155 f., 165 ff., 167 f.,
173 ff., 176, 187, 194, 204, 206
"Exegi monumentum," Horace's,
73

"Exhortation to Christian Unity,"
Starkey's, 202

"Exhortation to Unitie and Obedi-
ence," treatise by Starkey, 202

FABLIAU, 268

Fabyan, Robert, 208

"Fairy Queen, The,” 90, 97

"Falles of Princes," Lydgate's, 273
Felton, John, II

Fernando de Rojas, 142
Ferrarius, 79

"Festial," Mirkus's, 4 f.
"Fierabras," 41

Fisher, John, 150, 152, 172 f., 186
Fitzgerald, Gerald, Earl of Kildare,
247
Fitzgerald, Lady Elizabeth. See
Geraldine.

son of

Fitzroy, Henry, natural
Henry VIII., 238, 260
"Flyting of Dunbar and Walter
Kennedy, The," 67
Folk-songs, 56

Forman, Andrew, Archbishop of
St. Andrew's, 88, 91
"Fortalitium fidei," 269
Fortescue, Sir John, 21 ff., 26 ff.
"Four PP., The," by Heywood,
137 ff.

"Four Sonnes of Aymon, The,"
Caxton's, 41 f.

Fox, Bishop of Winchester, 150
"Fremund," legend by Lydgate,
273

"Friars, Songs against the," 267
Froben, 152, 163

"Froissart,"
"transl. by Berners,
188, 191, 208

"Fruitful and goodly treatise," by
Tindale, 181

Funeral Sermon on the death of
Henry VII., Fisher's, 152

Geoffroy di Viterbo, 17
George, St., Barclay's, 104
Geraldine," Earl of Surrey's,
247 ff.

66

Gesippus, Titus and," Story of,
196

Gesta, Mediæval, adaptations of, II
"Gesta Romanorum," II
"Geste of Robyn Hood," 277 f.
"Gilbert of Sempringham," legend
by Capgrave, i8

Godefroy of Boloyne, Caxton's, 43
Goethe, 43

"Golden Boke of Marcus Aurelius,"
transl. by Berners, 190 f.

"Golden Targe, The," poem by
Dunbar, 70 ff., 83

"Governance of England," Fortes-
cue's, 29 ff.

"Governaunce, Lord, and Lady
Publicke-wele," interlude, 129
"Governour, Boke named the," by
Elyot, 194 ff., 196
Gower, John, 94, 271 f.

Graal, Search for the, French, 46
"Grail, The Holy," 44
Grafton, Richard, 209

"Grande Amour and la Bell
Pucelle," by Hawes, 94 ff.
Graye, William, 106, 146

"Great Gest of Arthure," Huch-
own's, 50

Grey, Lord de Wilton, 260

Grey, Thomas, Marquis of Dorset,

Haynes, Dr., 227

283

Henry IV., Ballad on, by Gower,
272

Henry V., 16, 196

Henry VI., 11, 12, 21, 24, 27 f., 122
Henry VII., 66, 93, 109, 123 f., 145,

149, 152, 160, 208, 209, 215
Henry VIII., 88, 91 f., 109 f., 114f.,
124, 126, 129 ff., 133, 149 ff.,
160, 172, 184, 194, 198, 201 f.,
208 f., 213, 215, 224, 228 f.,
237 ff., 247, 256

Henryson, 67, 86, 234

Heywood, John, 133 ff., 198
Higden, Ranulph, 16

Hilarius, 274

Huon de Bordeaux, trans. by
Berners, 189 f., 191

Hycke Scorner, Moral Play, 125

"IMAGE of Governance," transl.
by Elyot, 197

"Imitation of Christ," Thomas à
Kempis, 7