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INDEX
645
  • Bagdad, 180, 182-85, 198, 227, 309, 328, 549, 557
  • Baian, Khagan of the Avars, 140
  • Bailli, 269, 492, 507-10
  • Bajazet, Sultan of Turkey, 556-57
  • Balance of power, 578, 634
  • Baldwin, Count of Edessa, 319
  • Baldwin, Count of Flanders, 270
  • Baldwin, Latin Emperor, 465
  • Balearic Islands, 83, 118, 135, 189, 304
  • Balkan Mountains, 17, 22, 54, 76, 151, 442, 548
  • Balkan peninsula, 76-79, 87, 131, 138, 140, 151, 228, 314, 328, 453, 466, 553-56, 558
  • Balkan peoples and states, 151,228; and see Bulgaria, Roumania, Serbia, etc.
  • Baltic Sea, 11-12, 17, 40, 42, 54, 139-40, 184, 305-06, 328, 367, 369, 532, 543-46, 552, 558, 608
  • Baltic Slavs, 305, 323
  • Bamberg, 319
  • Ban of Bosnia, 445
  • Banking, 34, 325, 336, 355, 494, 500, 584-85
  • Bannockburn, battle of, 485, 488, 499
  • Bapaume, 366
  • Baptism, 72, 101, 294, 335, 439; and see Font
  • Baptisteries, 419, 601, 603-04
  • Barbarians, in Roman Empire, 23, 67-68; outside Roman Empire, chap. iii; Justinian and, 131, 138, 150; of eastern Europe, 229; and see Invasions, Nomads, etc.
  • Barbarossa, see Frederick I, Holy Roman Emperor
  • Barcelona, 81, 149, 188-89, 200, 273, 303, 357, 366, 375, 456
  • Bari, 226-27, 302; Archbishop of, 565
  • Barons, English, 459-60, 466, 474, 480-85, 488, 496, 533
  • Basel, 368, 538; Council of, 571, 573, 575
  • Basil, St., ill, 113
  • Basil I, Byzantine Emperor, 227
  • Basil II, 308
  • Basilica, 32, 113, 143, 145-46, 419-21
  • Basques, 10, 167, 200, 203, 272
  • Bas-relief, 603
  • Bathing, 43-44, 57, 110-11, 160, 175
  • Baths (buildings), 32, 126, 185
  • Battle of the Spurs, 499
  • Battlements, 247-48, 600
  • Batu, grandson of Jenghiz Khan, 548
  • Bavaria and Bavarians, 118, 122, 140, 168, 194, 199-200, 203, 212-13, 227, 259, 262, 264, 349, 392, 435, 533, 539-40, 552, 561, 575, 616
  • Bayonne, 358, 366, 522
  • Bayreuth, 540
  • Beast epic, see Reynard the Fox
  • Beatification, 529
  • Beatrice, 411, 413-14, 588
  • Beaucaire, 510
  • Beaufort, House of, 628
  • Beaumont in the Argonne, 364
  • Beauvais, 372, 437
  • Bee, Abbey of, 376
  • Becket, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury, 295-98, 458, 475, 493
  • Bede, 159, 168, 171, 373, 399
  • Bedford, Duke of, 527, 529
  • Bedouins, 176
  • Beggars, 313, 5 16, 53°
  • Beghards, 561
  • Beguins, 561
  • Beirut, 322
  • Bejaunus, 392
  • Bela IV, King of Hungary, 537
  • Belgium, 269, 365, 422, 491, 616
  • Belgrade, 557-58
  • Belisarius, 129, 133, 135-36, 138-39, 342
  • Benedict, St., of Nursia, 160-61, 163, 377
  • Benedict XI, Pope, 505
  • Benedict XIII, 567-68
  • Benedictine Rule, 160-62, 168, 175, 282
  • Beneficium, 240-41, 255
  • Benevento (or Beneventum), Duchy of, 156, 169, 171, 196, 200, 226-27
  • Benevolences, 629
  • Beowulf, 42, 49, 399-400, 402, 415
  • Berbers, 10, 135, 178-82, 187-89, 226-27; and see Libyans and Moors
  • Berengaria of Navarre, 321, 457
  • Bergamo, 352
  • Bergen, 543
  • Bernard, St., of Clairvaux, 299-300, 303, 320, 323, 381, 392
  • Berne, 542
  • Berri, 493-94, 626
  • Bessarabia, 140, 229
  • Bethlehem, 469
  • Béziers, 445
  • Bible, and history, 3; and art, 113, 432; quoted, 100, 103-04, 106-07, 313, 429; Gothic, 55, 398; Latin, 96, 113; Slavonic, 152, 224; Spanish, 410; English, 563; New Testament, 98, 173, 442; Greek, 113; commentaries on, 168, 381; monks memorize, no; Charlemagne and, 210; miscellaneous, 170, 268, 294, 382, 409, 442, 562, 570, 616; and the Italian Renaissance, 593, 602, 605
  • Bibliography, 8, 17, 594
  • Bills of attainder, 629
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