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  Reichstag, Germany, 147, 148, 155

  Reims, France, 68, 84, 506

  Reinhold, Erasmus (1511–53), 862

  Reisebuch (Schnittberger), 240

  relics, 24, 168, 234, 339, 531, 567

  religion, 693

  “Religion Articles of,” 585

  Religion, History of Reformation of, in Scotland (Knox), 607

  Religione, De vera et falsa (Zwingli), 408

  religious drama, 76

  religious toleration, 395, 589

  religious unity, 229, 596, 632

  religious worship, 473, 768

  Renard, Simon, 589, 593, 597

  René, Duke of Anjou (1409–80), 76, 80, 92, 98

  Renée of France and Ferrara (1510–75), 467, 537, 538, 539, 794, 891

  Rense, Germany, 150, 151

  rents, 573

  Repressor of Overmuch Blaming of the Clergy (Pecock), 117

  reredos, 189

  Resolutiones (Luther), 346, 350

  Resurrection of Lazarus, The (Froment), 98

  retables, 222

  Reubeni, David (c. 1490–c. 1536), 740–741

  Reuchlin, Johannes (1455–1522), 288, 290, 301, 322, 323–325, 426

  Augenspiegel, 324

  Reval, Russia, 439

  Revolutions, Book of (Copernicus), 849

  revolts: peasants, 40, 67, 69, no, 145, 295,

  workers, 69, 144

  Rhenanus, Beatus (1485–1547), 282, 411, 425, 432

  Rhenish Literary Society, 322

  Rheticus, Georg (1514–76), 855, 858–859, 862

  Rhetoric, Chambers of, 130

  Rhineland, 127, 145

  Rhodes, island, 187, 703, 709, 718

  Ribeaumont, Eustace de (1347), 63–64

  Ribeiro, Bernardim (1482–1552), 815

  Ribeiro, Diogo (1527), 866

  Ricci, Paolo, 892

  Richard II, King of England (1377–99), 29, 36, 40, 42, 43–45, 48, 55–57, 106, 116, 163, 235

  Richard III, King of England (1483–5), 108, 112

  Richard III, History of (More), 552

  Richard, Duke of York (1411–60), 107

  Richard, Duke of York (1472–83), 108

  Richard of Bury St. Edmunds (1287–1345), 157

  Richelieu, Cardinal (1585–1642), 76, 220

  Richemont, Constable, 87

  Richmond and Somerset, Duke of (1519–36), 537, 561

  Ridley, Nicholas (1500?-55), 532, 580, 585, 589, 596, 597

  Riemenschneider, Tilman (c. 1460–1531), 306

  Riese, Adam (c. 1489–1559), 855

  Riga, Poland, 439, 629

  Rigot, Claude (1553), 483

  Riksdag, Swedish, 146

  Rio Plata, 194

  Ripa, Alberto da (d. 1551), 773

  Ripon, England, 21

  roads, improvement, 627

  robber barons, 299

  Robbia, Girolamo della (1488–1566), 824

  Robert, King of Naples, 723

  Robert III, King of Scotland (1390–1406), 604

  Robert of Geneva, see Clement VII

  Robert of Ormsby, 119

  Rochelle, French acquisition, 92

  Rochester, England, 41

  Rochford, Lady, 576

  Rochford, Lord, 559, 560

  Rodriguez, Simon (1534), 910

  Rogues, Guild of (Murner), 812

  Rohrbach, Jäcklein (1528), 387, 388, 391

  Rojas, Fernando de (1499), 225

  Rokycana, Jan (1451), 171

  Rolle, Richard (1290?-1349), 39

  rolling mill, 144

  Romagna, Papal State, 8

  Romagnano, Italy, 508

  Roman Catholic Church: international court, 6

  nadir, 6–11

  New World, 269

  Roman law, 254, 296, 300, 439, 759

  Romano, Giulio (1499–1546), 823, 825, 829

  Romanovna, Anastasia (1547), 654, 657

  Romaunt de la rose (Guillaume de Lorris), 49

  Rome: capture by Imperial troops (1527), 535

  clerical life (1509), 275–276

  concubinage, 21

  control by Louis of Bavaria, 149–150

  corruption, 18, 344

  Council of (1302), 376

  French possessions, 58

  Jews, 721–722

  jubilee (1500), 331, 332

  printing press, 159

  restoration, 14

  sacking (1527), 436, 438

  (1526), 512, 574, 659, 704, 892, 895, 919, 923

  St. Peters, 13, 14, 199, 221*, 281, 337, 338

  University of, 14

  Ronsard, Pierre de (1524–85), 501, 508–811, 826, 873

  quoted, 809–810

  Amours 809; Odes, 809

  rope-climbing myth, 234

  Roper, William (1496–1578), 557

  Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (1828–82), 49

  Rosso, Giovanni Battista de (1494–1540), 823, 825, 826, 829, 848

  Rostock, Germany, 439

  university, 786

  Rostov, Russia, 652

  rotary motion, 241

  Rothenburg, Germany, 387, 392

  Rottman, Bernard, 399

  Rouen, France, 69, 70–88

  Cathedral, 96, 79

  Church of St. Germain l’Auxerrois, 830

  Church of St. Maclou, 79, 830

  Church of St. Quen, 79

  Palais de Justice, 96

  Rouergue, France, 68

  Rousseau, Jean Jacques (1712–78), 806

  Êmile, 474

  Roussel, Gérard (d. 1550), 460, 503, 504, 505

  Roussillon, France, 92, 94, 102, 227

  Rovere, Giuliano della, see Julius II

  Rovezzano, Benedetto da (1474–1550), 839

  royal hand, curative, 231

  Rubliov, Andrei (c. 1370-r. 1430), 649

  Rueda, Lope de (1510?-65), 817

  rugs: Persian, 701–702

  Turkish, 715

  Ruiz de Acaraz, Pedro, 639

  Rupert III (1400), 152

  Ruskin, John (1819–1900), 99

  Russell, Bertrand, Earl (1872-), 251

  Russia, 161, 173, 183, 629, 700

  Russian Church, 21, 648, 649

  Rustem Pasha (1550), 717

  Rut, John (1527), 865

  Ruysbroeck, Jan van (1293–1381), 73, 127, 129

  quoted, 128

  Ryazan, principality, 647, 653

  Sabzawar, Persia, 672

  Sachs, Hans (1494–1576), 298, 765, 812–814

  quoted, 814

  Sachsenhausen, Germany, 148

  sacraments, 24, 35, 213, 376

  Sacrobosco, Johannes de (1230), Sphaera, 859

  Sa de Miranda, Francisco de (1485?-1558), 815

  Sa’di, Persian poet (1184?-1291), 667

  Sadoleto, Jacopo (1477–1547), 470, 471, 735, 892, 895, 897

  Epistle to the Genevese, 470

  Safed, Upper Galilee, 737

  Safi-al-Din, 699

  Sagres, Portugal, 192, 193

  St. Alban’s, England, Abbey, 119, 242

  St. Andrews, Scotland, 606

  university, 236, 603

  St. Bartholomew, Massacre, 574, 661, 886

  St. Denis, church 80, 98

  Saint-Gall, Switzerland, 5, 396

  Abbey of St. Gall, 410

  St. Galmier, church, 98

  St. George and the Dragon (Colombe), 98

  Saint-Omer, France, 96

  St. Paul’s School, England, 524

  Saint-Quentin, France, 91, 96, 522, 923

  St. Thomas Islands, 219

  St. Vitus’s dance, 231, 305, 874

  Saintonge, France, 68

  saints, adoration of, 376

  Salamanca, Castile, 197, 221

  cathedral, 846

  university, 788

  Salic law, 61*

  Salisbury, Countess of, 28

  Salm, Count Nicholas von (1529), 704

  Salmerón, Alonso (1515–85), 910, 928


  salon, 762

  Salonika, 175, 178, 180, 182, 736

  salvation by faith, 343–344, 345, 356, 373, 374–376, 408, 465, 929

  Salzburg, Germany, 147, 156, 397

  Samarkand, Persia, 663, 671, 672, 673, 674, 676, 685

  Mausoleum of the Emir, 675

  Samnan, Persia, 698

  Samson, Bernhardin, 405

  Samuel ibn-Wakar, 200

  San Ildefonso, College of (1499), 225

  San Roman, Francisco de (1542), 640

  San Salvador, 262

  sanbenito, 211

  Sánchez Coello, Alonso (1531?-88), 223

  sanctuary, laws of, 759

  Sand, George (Amandine Dudevant; 1803–76), 99

  Sanitary Act (1388), 245

  Sannazaro, Iacopo (1458–1530), 816

  Sanseverino, Cardinal, 897

  Santa Fé, Granada, 203

  Santa Maria, flagship of Columbus, 261, 263

  Santander, Luis de, 261, 261*

  Santarem, Joao da (1471), 194

  Santillana, Marquis of (1398–1458), 224

  Santo Domingo (Ciudad Trujillo), 265, 266, 268

  Saragossa, Aragon, 197, 214, 221

  church of

  Nuestra Señora del Pilar, 846

  Sarai, Russia, 647, 652, 673

  Sardinia, 197, 205, 216

  Sarpi, Paolo (1552–1623), 924

  Sarto, Andrea del (1487–1531), 823

  Satan: Congregation of, 615

  preoccupation with, 372–373

  satire, 326, 427, 817

  Saumur, France, 96

  Sauvage, Jean le, 289

  Savonarola (1452–98), 18, 25, 124

  Savoy, duchy, 514, 515, 522

  Sawtrey, William (1401), 116

  Saxony, 144, 145, 147, 423

  Albertine (Ducal), 339*

  Ernestine (Electoral), 339*, 340, 454

  Saye, Lord (1450), iii Sayyids, 673

  Scaliger, Julius Caesar (1484–1558), 791

  Scanderbeg (George Castriota: 1403?-68), 186–187, 709

  Scandinavia, 143, 144, 145, 152, 216, 445, 621–623

  Schaffhausen, Switzerland, 384, 403, 410

  Schinner, Matthaus (1508), 405

  Schleswig-Holstein, 300, 440

  Schmalkaldic League, 444, 445

  Schnittberger, Johann (1396–1426), 240

  Schöffer, Peter (1425?-1502), 158

  scholars, 90, 183, 790–792

  scholarships, 237, 320, 885

  scholasticism, 237, 246, 251, 332, 342, 370, 664, 747, 787, 789, 883, 886

  Schonberg, Nicholas, Cardinal, 860

  Schöner, Dr. Johannes, 837

  Schongauer, Martin (1445?-1491), 309, 310, 312

  Christ Carrying the Cross (New York), 309

  schools, 130, 157, 287, 320, 524, 786–790

  curriculum, 235

  Jesuit, 128, 915

  painting, 156

  Schools of Letters, On Rightly Opening (Sturm), 787

  Schopenhauer, Arthur (1788–1860), 248

  Schulplan (Melanchthon), 787

  Schwarz silver mines, 295

  Schwarzert, Philipp, see Melanchthon Schwyz, Switzerland, 146, 410, 411

  science, 4, 246, 248, 742, 848, 886

  Sciences, On the Uncertainty and Vanity of the (Agrippa), 854

  scientists, 238–243, 689

  Scone, Stone of, 604

  Scorel, Jan Van (1495–1562), Magdalen (Amsterdam), 831

  Scotland: French alliance, 62, 515, 604, 606, 617, 618

  French intrusion, 615

  Perpetual Peace (1423), 604

  population (1500), 602

  self-government, 602

  universities, 236

  wars with England, 27, 62, 577, 581, 604, 606

  Scotland, Appellation to the Nobility and Estates of (Knox), 613

  Scott, Walter (1771–1832), 49

  Scottish Covenant, First (1557), 615

  scrofula, curing, 231

  sculpture: England, 119

  France, 830–831

  Germany, 155, 306, 308, 836

  Gothic, 98, 820

  Hungarian, 189

  Spain, 221–222, 846–847

  Scutari, 187

  sea travel, 114–115

  Sebastiano del Piombo (1485?-1547), 899

  Secular Authority (Luther), 377

  secularism, 79

  secularization, 377

  sedition, 421, 679

  seduction, 10

  Segovia, Spain, 208

  Cathedral, 221, 846

  segregation, 727, 737

  Selby, England, Cathedral (c. 1340), 118

  Seleucus of Babylonia (2nd Century B.C.), 856

  Selim I, Sultan (1512–20), 677, 681, 696, 699, 736

  Selim II, Sultan (1566–74), 702, 717

  Seljuq clan, 678

  semantics, 247

  Semendria, Hungary, 185

  seminaries, establishment, 932

  Sempach, Switzerland, 147

  Seneca, Marcus Annaeus (54 B.C.?-A.D. 39), 272, 285, 289, 465, 845

  quoted, 259

  Senegal, Africa, 192

  Senegal River, 192, 194

  Senfl, Ludwig (c. 1492-c. 1555), 779

  Senior, Abraham (c. 1410–1?. 94), 207, 217, 261

  Senlis, France, cathedral, 96

  sensations, 247, 251

  seraglio, 712

  Serbia, 178–179, 180, 182, 184, 186, 187

  serfdom, 40, 45, 67, 90, 109, 144, 171, 175, 572, 621, 627, 659

  serfs, education, 235

  Seripando, Girolamo (1493–1563), 899, 925, 929

  Serlio, Sebastiano (1475–1554), 823, 826;

  Architettura, Opere di, 826

  sermons, 370, 406, 408, 608

  Servetus, Michael (1511–53), 413, 424, 460, 478, 479–484, 599, 614, 630, 796, 871, 872

  quoted, 481, 767

  Christianity, The Restitution of, 481

  Trinitatis erroribus, De, 479–480, 481

  monument, 484*

  Servo arbitrio, De (Luther), 375, 434, 435

  Sève, Maurice (1510–64), 808

  Sévigné, Marquise de (1626–96), 807

  Sevenoaks, England, III

  Seville, Castile, 197, 213, 216, 218

  Alcazar, 221

  Casa de Pilatus, 221

  Cathedral, 221, 222

  Town Hall, 846

  sewers, 873–874

  sexual perversions, 639, 760–761

  sexual relations, 39, 72, 232, 762

  Seymour, Jane, wife of Henry VIII (d. 1537), 559–560, 575

  Sforza, Bona (1493–1550), 629

  Sforza, Maximilian, Duke of Milan (1512–15), 506, 507

  Shah-Ali (1557), 656

  Shah Muzaffar, 682

  Shah Rukh (1405–47), 676, 685, 687

  Shakespeare, William (1564–1616), 54, 57, 58, 111*, 224, 552, 792, 796, 811, 815, 873

  Shaxton, Bishop, 572

  Shayki Na’i, 682

  sheep, grazing, 109, 572

  Sheppey, England, III

  Shi’a sect, 685, 686, 698–699

  shipbuilding, 109, 753

  shipping, 753

  shipwrecks, 627

  Shiraz, Persia, 667, 672, 700

  Shoe, Bond of the, 293, 294

  Shore, Jane (1445?-?1527), 112

  Should Heretics be Persecuted”?, 486

  Shrewsbury, England, 106

  shrines, curative, 231

  Shuiski, Andrei, 654

  Shyp of Folys, The (Barclay), 812*

  Siam, 195

  Siberia, 240, 651, 659

  Sicily, 197, 205, 216, 224, 663

  Sickingen, Franz von (1481–1523), 299, 350, 352, 380

  Sidney, Philip (1554–86), 815, 816

  Siger de Brabant (1235?-?1281), 246

  Sigismund, Archduke of Austria (1488), 295

  Sigismund, King of Hungary (1387–1437)

  Holy Roman Emperor (1411–37), 22, 152, 162,
165, 166, 168, 170–171, 180, 185, 360

  Sigismund I, King of Poland (1506–48), 174, 291, 629, 630, 725, 857

  Sigismund II, King of Poland (1548–72), 629, 630, 725, 77}

  Sigüenza, Spain, 221, 638

  Silesia, 144, 145, 172, 188, 440

  silk weaving, 177

  Siloé, Diego de (d. 1563), 846

  Siloé, Gil de (fl. 1475?-?1505), 222

  silver plate, 294

  silversmiths, 298, 848

  Simeon (Ivanovitch) the Proud (1341–53), 651

  Simonetta, Cardinal, 898

  simony, 12, 19, 34, 164, 168, 899

  Sinan, architect (1489?-1587)

  sinecures, 19

  Sistine Madonna, 132

  Sithium, Miguel (1492), 223

  Si vas, Asia Minor, 673

  Six Articles, Act of the (1539), 572, 575

  Sixtus IV, Pope (1471–84), 13, 15, 23, 204, 207, 209, 213, 214, 215, 239, 721

  skeptics, 881–883

  Skoplje, Serbia, 179

  slave trade, African, 193–194

  Slave Will, On the (Luther), 434, 435

  slavery, 449, 514, 516, 817, 867

  Spanish Jews, 219

  Slavs, 161, 175, 178

  Sluis, Flanders, 62

  Sluter, Claus (d. 1406), 130, 774

  Well of Moses, 131

  Smeton, Mark, 559, 560

  Smolensk, Russia, 173, 653

  Smyrna. Turkey, 674

  Smyth, Hugh, 121

  social hygiene, 244

  social morality, 763–764

  siocial orders, 18, 65, 472

  social revolution, Britain (1381), 116

  social unit, Anabaptists, 398

  socialism, 365

  state, 475

  Society of Jesus (1540), 912

  Socinus, Faustus (1539–1604), 630

  Socinus, Laelius (1525–62), 478, 630

  sociology, 694

  Sociology, Principles of (Spencer), 694

  Socrates (470?-399 B.C.), 289, 854, 883

  Sodalitas Litteraria Danubia, 189

  sodomy, 72, 206

  Sofia, Bulgaria, 180

  Solario, Pietro (1485), 650

  Solesmes, France, priory church, 98

  Solothurn, Switzerland, 403

  Solway Moss, battle (1542), 605

  Somerset, Edward Seymour, Duke of (1506?-52, 579–583, 585, 588

  Sophia, Queen of Bohemia, 163, 168

  Sorano, Bishop, 892

  Soranus (early 2nd century), 243

  sorcery, 232, 233, 647

  Sorel, Agnès (?409?-50), 81, 87, 88, 519

  soties, follies, 100

  Soto, Hernando de (1499–1542), 865

  Sourdeau, Jacques (c. 1470–c. 1530), 824

  South America, 265, 268, 269

  Spagna, Lo (Giovanni di Pietro; fl. 1500–1530), 223

  Spain: absolute monarchy, 207

  Americas, 195

  civil war, 204

  Comuneros, revolt (1520–22), 637–639

  economic competition, 200

  Inquisition, 208–216

  involvement in foreign wars, 228, 510–515

  Jews, exodus, 216–219, 228

  line of demarcation, 264

  mines, control of, 358