  [pg 177] Aaron, King of Persia, [pg 28]_. See also Haroun. Abodriti, [pg 23]_; reduced by Northmen, [pg 26]_. Adalbert, [pg xxi]_.; [pg 104]_, [pg 106]_. Adalgis, [pg 15]_. Africans, envoys to Charles, [pg 121]_. Aix, Charles’s palace at, [pg 38]_; cathedral at, [pg 42]_; buildings of, [pg 92]_. Albinus. See Alcuin. Alcuin of York, [pg xiii]_.; [pg 41]_, [pg 61]_; success of his pupils, [pg 71]_, [pg 72]_. Aldefonsus of GallÆcia, [pg 28]_. Aquitania, war in, [pg 13]_. Aragis, Duke of Beneventum, [pg 21]_. Ariosto, [pg xxiv]_. Atto, [pg 157]_. Avars, war against, [pg 24]_; seizure of their store, [pg 25]_, [pg 107]_; their rings, [pg 106]_. Baugulfus, Abbot, [pg xii]_. Bavarian war, [pg 22]_. Beneventum, [pg 21]_. Bertrada, mother of Charles, [pg 33]_. Bishops, how appointed by Charles, [pg 64]_, [pg 66]_; luxury of, [pg 66]_; folly of, [pg 76]_; arrogance of, [pg 77]_; cleanliness rewarded, [pg 78]_; the bishop’s cheeses, [pg 79]_; pride rebuked, [pg 80]_; the adventure of the painted mouse, [pg 82]_; vanity reprimanded, [pg 83]_; preaching enjoined on, [pg 84]_; luxury of, [pg 86]_; churlishness in Greece, [pg 110]_. Bobbio, monastery of, [pg 71]_. Boniface, [pg xii]_. Bretons, conquest of, [pg 20]_. Carloman, brother of Pippin, [pg 10]_; retires to Monte Cassino, [pg 11]_. Carloman, brother of Charles, [pg 11]_; dies, [pg 12]_. CentumcellÆ, [pg 31]_. Chanting, Charles’s care for, [pg 72]_. Charlemagne. See Charles the Great; the legend of his life, [pg xxiii]_. Charles the Great, [pg xvii]_.; sole king, [pg 12]_; extent of his conquests, [pg 26]_; buildings, [pg 30]_; fleet, [pg 30]_; private life of, [pg 32]_, etc.; family of, [pg 33]_; treatment of his daughters, [pg 35]_; love of foreigners, [pg 37]_; personal appearance, [pg 37]_; dress, [pg 38]_; knowledge of Latin and Greek, [pg 41]_; fails to learn to write, [pg 41]_; reforms reading and singing, [pg 42]_; fondness for Rome, [pg 43]_; becomes Emperor, [pg 44]_, [pg 91]_; reforms the legal system of the Franks, [pg 44]_; changes the names of winds and months, [pg 45]_; death, [pg 47]_; burial, [pg 47]_ (see also [pg 169]_); will, [pg 50]_. Charles, Martel, [pg 9]_. Cicero, [pg 6]_. [pg 178] Clement the Scot, [pg 61]_, [pg 62]_. Constantinople, Emperors of, [pg 29]_; embassy to, [pg 109]_; strange banqueting laws, [pg 111]_. Dante, [pg xxiv]_. Deacon “who followed the Italian custom,” strange death of, [pg 100]_. Desiderius, King of the Lombards, [pg 12]_, [pg 15]_, [pg 22]_, [pg 144]_; alarm at the iron host of Charles, [pg 145]_. Drogo, Bishop of Metz, [pg 75]_. Eginhard, [pg xii]_.; career, [pg xiii]_.; writings, [pg xvi]_.; his life of Charlemagne, [pg xvi]_.; birth and education, [pg 1]_; motives for writing, [pg 4]_. Eishere of Thurgau, [pg 136]_. Eric, Duke of Friuli, [pg 25]_. Fasting, Charles’s difficulty with, [pg 39]_, [pg 76]_. Fastrada, wife of Charles, [pg 33]_; cruelty of, [pg 36]_. Franks, national dress of, [pg 38]_, [pg 102]_. Frisian garments, [pg 103]_. Friuli, the Bishop of, [pg 148]_; hunting party at, [pg 149]_. Gascons defeat Charles, [pg 19]_. Gerold, Governor of Bavaria, [pg 25]_. Godofrid the Dane, [pg 25]_; killed, [pg 26]_, [pg 48]_, [pg 137]_. Gotefrid. See Godofrid. Greek, knowledge of, [pg 41]_, [pg 75]_. Greeks jealous of Charles, [pg 91]_; outwitted by Franks, [pg 111]_; envoys at Charles’s court, [pg 113]_; terror of, [pg 115]_; music of, [pg 115]_; envy of, [pg 141]_. Grimald, Abbot of St Gall, [pg 71]_. Hadrian, Pope, [pg 14]_, [pg 16]_; Charles’s sorrow at death of, [pg 35]_, [pg 39]_. Haistulf, King of Lombards, [pg 14]_. Haroun al Raschid, [pg 28]_; cedes the holy places to Charles, [pg 29]_, [pg 121]_; Charles’s presents to, [pg 122]_; praises Charles, [pg 123]_; gives the Holy Land to Charles, [pg 124]_. Hartmuth, Abbot of St Gall, [pg 127]_. Hasa, battle of, [pg 18]_. Heitto, Bishop, [pg 114]_. Hilderich the Merovingian, [pg 8]_, [pg 72]_. Hildigard, [pg 32]_, [pg 64]_, [pg 77]_, [pg 82]_, [pg 119]_. Holy places, the, given to Charles, [pg 29]_, [pg 124]_. Hugo, Duke, [pg 112]_. Hunold, [pg 13]_. Huns, war against, [pg 24]_. See Avars. Imperial title assumed by Charles, [pg 29]_, [pg 44]_, [pg 91]_. Isambard, [pg 119]_, [pg 120]_. Julian, [pg 105]_. Kerold, [pg xxi]_.; [pg 108]_. Leo, Pope, [pg 39]_; outrage upon, [pg 44]_, [pg 88]_, [pg 74]_. Lewis of Bavaria, [pg 125]_, [pg 126]_; reprimands luxury, [pg 151]_. Lewis the Pious, [pg 2]_; declared Emperor by Charles, [pg 46]_, [pg 56]_, [pg 126]_, [pg 128]_; his conversion of the Northmen, [pg 153]_, [pg 155]_; his care for the poor, [pg 156]_; his universal charity, [pg 156]_. Liutfrid, the knavish steward, [pg 97]_. Liutgard, wife of Charles, [pg 33]_. Lombards, war with, [pg 14]_. Lupus, Duke of the Gascons, [pg 13]_. Mainz, the great bridge of, [pg 48]_, [pg 96]_. Mayors of the Palace, [pg 8]_. Merovingian kings, [pg 8]_. Michael, Emperor of Constantinople, [pg 89]_. Miracles, [pg 98]_, [pg 100]_, [pg 102]_, [pg 142]_. [pg 179] Monks, ignorance of, [pg 70]_. Moors, precautions against, [pg 31]_. Mulinheim, [pg xv]_. Northmen, [pg 23]_, [pg 25]_; Charles’s measures against, [pg 30]_; rigorous punishment of, [pg 131]_; Charles’s prophesies concerning them, [pg 139]_; they send envoys to Lewis of Bavaria, [pg 152]_; accept conversion from Lewis the Pious, [pg 153]_; their deceit, [pg 154]_. Organ, the Greek, [pg 116]_. Osning, battle of, [pg 18]_. Otker at Pavia, [pg 144]_, [pg 146]_. Paris, Gaston, [pg xxiii]_. Pavia, siege of, [pg 144]_, [pg 147]_, [pg 148]_. Persians, envoys of, [pg 116]_; hunting party provided for them, [pg 118]_. Peter of Pisa, [pg 41]_. Pippin the younger, [pg 9]_; death, [pg 11]_; war against Lombards, [pg 14]_; legend of his march on Rome, [pg 140]_; slays a bull and a lion, [pg 141]_; his encounter with the devil, [pg 142]_. Pippin, son of Charles, [pg 15]_; fights against Avars, [pg 24]_, [pg 32]_. Pippin, Charles’s illegitimate son, conspires against him, [pg 36]_, [pg 132]_; sent to the monastery of St Gall, [pg 133]_; gives advice to Charles, [pg 134]_; moves to another monastery, [pg 135]_. Pluralists, Charles’s dislike of, [pg 77]_. Portents foretelling Charles’s death, [pg 48]_. Prumia, monastery of, [pg 36]_. Reading, how practised at Charles’s court, [pg 69]_. Regensburg, Lewis’s buildings at, [pg 129]_. Roland, PrÆfect of the Breton frontier, [pg 20]_. Rome, Charles’s fondness for, [pg 43]_; Roman jealousy of the Franks, [pg 73]_. St Augustine, [pg 40]_. St Columban, [pg xx]_. St Gall, [pg xx]_. St Gall, Monk of, xix.; character of his narrative, [pg xxii]_. St Gall, monastery of, [pg 75]_, [pg 127]_. St Pancras, [pg 90]_ (and note). St Peter of Ghent, [pg xv]_. St Wandrille, [pg xv]_. Saxons, war with, [pg 16]_, [pg 108]_; perfidy of, [pg 17]_; transplantation of, [pg 18]_; end of war, [pg 18]_; opinion of the Emperor of Constantinople, [pg 110]_. Scotch and Charles, [pg 28]_; visit Frankland, [pg 59]_. Slavs, war with, [pg 23]_. Spain, expedition to, [pg 19]_. Stephen, Pope, [pg 8]_, [pg 72]_. Stracholf of St Gall, [pg 158]_. Tancho, the bell-founder, [pg 94]_. Tassilo, Duke of Bavaria, [pg 22]_. Tours, [pg 61]_. Waifar, Duke of Aquitania, [pg 11]_. Walafrid, [pg 1]_. Welatabi, [pg 23]_. Werinbert, [pg xxi]_.; [pg 104]_. Wilzi, [pg 23]_. [pg 180] The Riverside Press Limited, Edinburgh.
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