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INDEX
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  • Roofs, basilican, 146; Romanesque, 420; at Pisa, 421; Rhenish, 422; Norman, 423; English, 431; and see Vaulting
  • Roosebek, battle of, 524
  • Rōs, 224
  • Rose, see Romance of
  • Rose window, 428-30
  • Roses, see Wars of the
  • Rosetta, 608
  • Rothenburg on the Tauber, 340
  • Rouen, 219, 340, 364, 524, 529; cathedral of, 432
  • Rouergue, 510
  • Roumania, 39, 151, 229, 554, 556
  • Round Table, of King Arthur, 406
  • Rousseau, 96
  • Roussillon, 273, 634
  • Royal courts, 268, 277, 296-97, 336, 476, 497, 523
  • Royal domain, 193, 267, 275, 288, 477, 493-94, 497, 508, 625, 627
  • Royal grants of land, 240, 256, 267, 276, 303
  • Royal writs, 476
  • Roye, 366
  • Rudder, invention of, 345, 487
  • Rudolf of Hapsburg, Holy Roman Emperor, 537-38, 541-42
  • Rügen, Island of, 305
  • Ruins, 2-4, 32-33, 36, 135, 246, 249, 261, 416, 557, 599
  • Rules, monastic, 96, 110-11, 160-62, 166, 168, 171
  • Runes, 44
  • Rupert, imperial claimant, 439
  • Rural communes, 362-63, 541
  • Rural deans, 438
  • Rurik, Grand Prince of Russia, 224
  • Russ, see Rōs
  • Russia, 11-12, 14, 40, 58, 139-40, 183-84, 223-26, 229-31, 233, 308, 369, 393, 543-44, 548-49, 551-52, 568, 608
  • Rustication, 600
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  • Saale River, 398
  • Sabbath, Jewish, 99; Christian, 160
  • Sacraments, of Oriental cults, 63-64; Christian, 101, 439-42, 452, 454, 562, 564, 572
  • Sacrosancta, 572
  • Safe conduct, 569, 625
  • Sagas, 42, 216-17, 230, 401, 415
  • Sages, Sixteen, of Venice, 581
  • Sahara Desert, 328
  • Saints, veneration of, 158; patron, 335; statues of, 337; of Italian cities, 371; days, 392; in Gothic art, 426-29; of Joan of Arc, 528; Louis XI and, 624
  • St. Gall, 167, 542, 589
  • St. George, of Donatello, 604
  • St. Gotthard Pass, 542
  • St. James, shrine of, see Compostella
  • St. Mark, church of, 148, 343, 599
  • St. Martin, church of, 164
  • St. Ouen, church of, 432
  • St. Paul, church of, 226
  • St. Peter, church of, 200, 208, 226-27, 455-56, 462, 600-01
  • St. Pol, Count of, 625-26
  • St. Quentin, 360
  • St. Sebaldus Kirche, 539
  • St. Sophia, church of, 134, 143-46, 195, 558, 601
  • St. Truth, 517
  • Saintonge, 494, 508, 510
  • Saladin, 321, 469
  • Salerno, 291, 377
  • Salian Franks, 88-90, 119, 213
  • Salic law, 122-23, 127, 211
  • Saloniki, 77, 229, 314, 557
  • Salvian, 93-94, 238
  • Salzburg, 167
  • Samaria, 99
  • Samarkand, 185, 551, 557
  • Samnites, 53
  • San Gemignano, 340
  • San Salvador, 610
  • San Vitale, church of, 147, 212
  • Sanitation in medieval towns, 337-38
  • Sanskrit, 10
  • Sant' Angelo, castle of, 291
  • Sant' Apollinare in Classe, church of, 146
  • Sant' Apollinare Nuovo, church of, 146
  • Saône River, 88
  • Sappho, 21
  • Saracens, 172, 189, 192, 216, 226-27, 232, 265, 301-02, 308, 312-13, 316, 318, 342, 383, 402, 467; and see Mohammedans, Moslems, Paynims
  • Saragossa, 189
  • Sardika, Council of, 107
  • Sardinia, 83, 118, 135-36, 155, 313, 342, 464, 470
  • Sarmatians, 53~54, 5 8
  • Sarto, Andrea del, 598
  • Satire, medieval, 392, 404, 408-09, 516-17
  • Satires, of Juvenal, 39
  • Saumur, 274
  • Savages, 5, 13-14
  • Savonarola, 607, 634-36, 640
  • Savoy, 88, 271, 435, 482, 620, 624, 626
  • Saxons, in England, 85, 118, 164, 166-67, 202; on the Continent, 122, 194, 198-204, 206, 212-14, 289, 323, 375, 435, 552; and see Anglo-Saxons
  • Saxony, Duchy of, 227, 262, 305, 349, 533, 540, 616
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