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* House of, 471-72, 496-97, 553, 586, 625-26, 633-34
 * Annals, 163, 199, 222, 375
 * Annates, 560
 * Anne, Duchess of Brittany, 626, 634
 * Anno, Archbishop of Cologne, 287
 * Anonymousness, of Chansons de geste, 403; of medieval architects, 416; of medieval sculptors, 601
 * Ansbach, 540
 * Anselm, Archbishop of Canterbury, 293, 380
 * Anselm of Laon, 380-81
 * Anthemius, praetorian prefect, 80
 * Anthemius of Tralles, 129
 * Anthropology, 3-5, 9
 * Antichrist, 549, 564
 * Antioch, 23, 143, 150, 308, 316, 318-19; Patriarch of, 102, 156, 190
 * Antipopes, see Schism
 * Antiquity, romances of, 407
 * Antony, St., 109-10, 112
 * Apennines, 17, 80, 166, 353~54
 * Apocryphal scriptures, 101
 * Apollinare, see Sant'
 * Apollinaris, see Sidonius
 * Apollo, 113
 * Apologists, Christian, 104, 106
 * Apostolic poverty, 100, 443, 448, 451, 561, 563, 569
 * Apostolic see, see Papacy
 * Apostolic succession, 107
 * Appanages, 507, 624-25
 * Appeals to Rome (papal court), 295, 297-98, 463, 518, 573
 * Appenzell, 542
 * Apprentices, 331-33, 338-39, 390, 515, 604, 618
 * Apse, 146, chap. xxii
 * Apuleius, 63, 66, 74
 * Apulia, 226, 302, 468
 * Aqueducts, 32, 73, 155
 * Aquileia, Archbishop of, 134
 * Aquinas, Thomas, 385-86, 411, 413, 451, 590
 * Aquitaine or Aquitania, 93, 118, 179, 198, 200, 212-13, 267, 272, 278, 321, 405, 457, 492, 627
 * Arabia, Arabic, and Arabs, 7, 14, 40, 151, chap. x, 192-94, 196, 199-200, 212, 218, 224, 227, 229, 308-09, 320, 324, 328, 369, 373, 376, 383-88, 393, 397, 407, 410, 469, 611
 * Arabian Nights, 182
 * Arabian poetry, 172-73, 182, 184-85, 189
 * Arabic numerals, 183, 386
 * Aragon, 14, 273, 303-05, 357, 404-05, 410, 445, 448, 455-56, 471, 488, 497, 508, 566, 574, 586, 630-34, 636


 * Aral Sea, 55-56
 * Aramaic, 182
 * Arbogast, 77-78
 * Arcadius, Roman Emperor, 78, 80
 * Arch, round, 32, 144, 420, 424, 600; pointed, 424-26, 430-31, 601
 * Arch of Constantine, 66
 * Archæology, 3-5, 41-42
 * Archbishop, 102, 114, 280, 375-76, 394, 436-37, 456-60, 481, 534; and see Aquileia, Bordeaux, Canterbury, Cologne, Dalmatia, Magdeburg, Mainz, Milan, Narbonne, Prague, Ravenna, Rheims, Treves, York
 * Archdeacon, 286, 295, 437, 484, 562
 * Architecture, ancient, 20; Greek, 21; Roman, 32-33, 418-19, 424, 599-601; early Christian, 82-83; early medieval, 26; the first Serbian churches, 152; southern France, 271; Italian municipal, 353-54; German, 369; English, 487; Renaissance, 587, 599-601, 605-07; and see Byzantine, Gothic, Romanesque, basilica, cathedral, house, mosque
 * Archpriest, 438
 * Arena, see Amphitheater
 * Argonautic expedition, 407
 * Argonne, 364
 * Argos, 79
 * Arians, 55, 102, 105, 107, III, 120, 124, 126, 135, 138
 * Ariosto, 593
 * Aristocracy, see Feudalism, Nobility, Oligarchy
 * Aristotle, 22, 31, 125, 183, 379-80, 384-86, 411, 587, 589-90, 592
 * Arithmetic, 124-25
 * Aries, 90, 126
 * Aries, Kingdom of, 261, 271, 292, 538
 * Armagnac, Count of, 526, 625-26
 * Armagnacs, party of, 526, 531
 * Armenia, in, 177, 309, 455, 556
 * Armenia, Lesser or Little, 316, 344, 453, 550
 * Armenian language, 407
 * Armor, of Northmen, 218-20; feudal, 252; medieval manufacture of, 334;
 * of Black Prince, 517; of Joan of Arc, 529; in sculpture, 604
 * Army, Spartan, 25; Roman, 27-29, 61, 68-70, 75, 99; early German, 47-48; barbarian troops in Roman and Byzantine service, 77-79, 86, 91, 133, 172; size of invading German armies, 119; Justinian's, 138, 149; Lombard, 170; Frankish, 202-04; Norse soldiers of adventure, 217, 301; Anglo-Saxon, 220-21; feudal, 239, 242, 251-52, 257, 276-77; Capetian, 267, 492; crusading, 311, 314