• Abram, Father Nicholas, 245
  
• Academies of the Jesuits, 76
  
• Alber, Father Ferdinand, 242
  
• Allen, Cardinal, 57
  
• Alvarez, Grammar of, 167
  
• Anderledy, Father Anthony, 128
  
• Aquaviva, Father Claudius, 52, 59, 70, 82;
  
  • the fifth General of the Order, 126;
  • creates a commission to draw up a method of studies, 144;
  • provisional rules of, 148
• Aquinas, St. Thomas, 11, 45;
  
  • the standard in theology, 148
• Argento, Father John, 71, 76
  
• Aristotle, use of, 166
  
• Astronomical observations of the Jesuits, 172
  
• Augustine, 9
  
• Azor, John, 144
  
• Bacon, Lord, 46, 93;
  
  • his debt to Possevino, 94
• Bader, Father George, 104, 107
  
• Bayonne, the College of, 96
  
• Beckx, Father, 128
  
• Bellarmine, literary productiveness of, 135
  
• Belles-lettres, 82;
  
  • the Jesuits preËminent in the study of, 189
• Berchmans, John, 113
  
• Blair's "Rhetoric," 132, 252
  
• Boarding colleges, 100
  
• Bobadilla, Nicholas, 33, 43
  
• Bonald, Viscount de, 7
  
• Bonaventure, St., 11
  
• Borgia, Francis, 24;
  
  • succeeds Laynez, 66, 110;
  • founds the Roman college, 111;
  • the third General of the Order, 124
• Borromeo, St. Charles, 73
  
• Bossuet, 66
  
• Bourdaloue, 106, 165
  
• Broeckaert, Father, 167
  
• Brouet, Pasquier, 33
  
• Buffer, Father, "Practical History" of, 168
  
• Buys, Father, 73, 144
  
• Calasanzio, Father Joseph, his "Pious School," 260
  
• Calcutta, Jesuit school at, 268
  
• Campano, Father, 66
  
• Campian, Edmund, 57, 212
  
• Canisius, Father Peter, 90;
  
  • the Catechism of, 134, 242
• 36;
• at Rome, 40, 53;
• promulgates the constitution of his Order, 55;
• death of, 55, 119;
• his educational system, 56;
• his care for Germany, 114;
• founds a German college in Rome, 117;
• his educational policy successful, 118

Maistre, Count de, 6

Maldonado, a double-headed disputant, 212

Moriana, 112, 168

Mathematics in the Jesuit system of education, 170 et seq.

Mercurian, Father Everard, the fourth General of the Order, 126

Montague, college of, Loyola at, 31

Montmorency, Father, 65

Monumenta GermaniÆ PÆdagogica, the, 75

Moral education, the, prescribed by Loyola, 102

Nadal, Jerome, 120

Netherlands, Jesuit schools in, 5

Nickel, Father Goswin, 128

Olave, Martin, 120

Oliva, General Paul, 73, 128

Pachtler, Father, 63, 76

Papal Seminaries founded by Gregory XIII., 73

Parma, Duke of, 69

Paris University, the, 13;

• Loyola at, 25

Parsons, Robert, 57

Pascual, John Sacrista, 21

Pedagogics in the Ratio Studiorum, 147

Peltier, Father John, 111

Perry, 67

Petau, Father Denis, 167

Philosophy, course of, what it includes, 173

Philosophical Curriculum, the, at the present time, 275 et seq.

Piccolomini, Father Francis, 128, 231

Polanco, John, 115, 120

PorÉe, PÈre, Voltaire's preceptor, 132, 245

Playfer, Dr., 94

Plato, 98

Possevino, Father Anthony, Bacon's forerunner, 94, 103, 107

PrÆlectio, the typical form of Jesuit instruction, 232 et seq.

Professors formed by the Jesuit system, 156 et seq.;

• literary productions expected from, 188;
• in the Jesuit Seminaries, coÖrdination between, 230

"Provincial Letters" of Pascal, 105

Quintilian, use of, 166

Ranke, Von Leopold, 4,

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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