BOOK IV
THE IDEAL AND THE ACTUAL: SOCIETY (continued) |
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| CHAPTER XXV |
| The Heart of HeloÏse | 3 |
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| CHAPTER XXVI |
| German Considerations: Walther von der Vogelweide | 28 |
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BOOK V
SYMBOLISM |
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| CHAPTER XXVII |
| Scriptural Allegories in the Early Middle Ages; Honorius of Autun | 41 |
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| CHAPTER XXVIII |
| The Rationale of the Visible World: Hugo of St. Victor | 60 |
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| CHAPTER XXIX |
| Cathedral and Mass; Hymn and Imaginative Poem | 76 |
| I. | Guilelmus Durandus and Vincent of Beauvais. |
| II. | The Hymns of Adam of St. Victor and the Anticlaudianus of Alanus of Lille. |
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BOOK VI
LATINITY AND LAW |
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| CHAPTER XXX |
| The Spell of the Classics | 107 |
| I. | Classical Reading. |
| II. | Grammar. |
| III. | The Effect upon the Mediaeval Man; Hildebert of Lavardin. |
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| CHAPTER XXXI |
| Evolution of Mediaeval Latin Prose | 148 |
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| CHAPTER XXXII |
| Evolution of Mediaeval Latin Verse | 186 |
| I. | Metrical Verse. |
| II. | Substitution of Accent for Quantity. |
| III. | Sequence-Hymn and Student-Song. |
| IV. | Passage of Themes into the Vernacular. |
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| CHAPTER XXXIII |
| Mediaeval Appropriation of the Roman Law | 231 |
| I. | The Fontes Juris Civilis. |
| II. | Roman and Barbarian Codification. |
| III. | The Mediaeval Appropriation. |
| IV. | Church Law. |
| V. | Political Theorizing. |
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BOOK VII
ULTIMATE INTELLECTUAL INTERESTS OF THE TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH CENTURIES |
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| CHAPTER XXXIV |
| Scholasticism: Spirit, Scope, and Method | 283 |
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| CHAPTER XXXV |
| Classification of Topics; Stages of Evolution | 311 |
| I. | Philosophic Classification of the Sciences; the Arrangement of Vincent’s
Encyclopaedia, of the Lombard’s Sentences, of Aquinas’s Summa theologiae. |
| II. | The Stages of Development: Grammar, Logic, Metalogics. |
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| CHAPTER XXXVI |
| Twelfth-Century Scholasticism | 338 |
| I. | The Problem of Universals: Abaelard. |
| II. | The Mystic Strain: Hugo and Bernard. |
| III. | The Later Decades: Bernard Silvestris; Gilbert de la PorrÉe; William of Conches;
John of Salisbury, and Alanus of Lille. |
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| CHAPTER XXXVII |
| The Universities, Aristotle, and the Mendicants | 378 |
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CHAPTER XXXVIII
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