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188 n. 15 Peter Lombard (bishop of Paris), 163 Peter the Venerable, abbat of Cluny, 145 Petit, Jean, 209 n. 13 Philip the Fair, king of France, 217, 224 Plato, translations of, 150 n. 9; commentary on the Timaeus, 304: his influence on medieval thought, 50 sq., 55, 56, 101, 107 sq.. Ill, 149-153 Poppo, vision of, 75 sq. Priscian, commentaries on, 181 sq., 304 n. 83 Prudentius of Troyes, 49 n. 4, G7, 283 Ptolemy of Lucca, 210 n. 15 PuUen, Robert, see Robert PuUus Quidort, John, of Paris, 214 n. 17, 228, 231 n. 11 Quierz^, council of (849), 4b Rabanus Maurus, archbishop of Mentz,32; cf. 120, 292 Raimbert of LUle, 93 Ralph of Laon, 95-98 Ratherius, bishop of Verona, 70, 72 Ratramnus, 51 n. 8, 66; cf. 43 n. 34 Reichenau, abbey of, 13, 76 Remigius, saint, of Atixerre, 65, 87 sq. Rheima, coimoil of (1148), 163- 168, 173 ; cf. 100, 321 : school of, 129 ; cf . 94 n. 1 Richard, archbishop of Canterbury, 187 Richard fitzRalph, archbishop of Armagh, 247 n. 1 Richard I'Eveque (bishop of Avranches), 103, 106, 112, 181, 311-314 Rienzi, Cola di, 216 Robert de Bosoo, archdeacon of Chalons, 98 Robert of Melun (bishop of Here- ford), 179 sq.; cf. 96, 163 Robert PuUus (cardinal), 184 Rodulph, archbishop of Rheims, 129, 131 Roger (archbishop of York), 165 Roger Bacon, 272 Rome, council at (826), 21 ; church and see of, 199-202, 217-221, 224, 246; opinions concerning, 24 sq., 31, 72, 78 u. 13, 165, 204, 211, 221 sqq., 225-229, 238 sqq., 242-245, 248, 252, 263-266 ; relation of the church towards learning, 6 sqq., 21 Roscelin of Compiegne, 86 sq., 90 sq., 117 sq., 128 sq.; cf. 67, 121, 130, 154, 280, 314 sqq. Saint Denis, abbey of, 49 sq. ; Abailard at, 124, 127, 132 sq., 140 Saint Gall, abbey of, 13, 76, 88 Saint Genevieve, schools at, 105, 119, 137, 141 Saint Gildas de Rhuys, 135 sqq. Saint Victor, school of, 118 sq. Saracens, their inroads upon Italy, 28 J Scots, see Irish INDEX. 327 council of (1140), 143 sqq. ; 114, 134 ter II, see Gerbert I of Poiasy, 184 pns, council of (1092), 117; 21), 129-132; cf. 100 en of Alinerra, canon of luvais, 167 n. 26 , abbat of Saint Denis, 165 a (bishop of Saint David's), u. 16 !, see Theodoric Ilian, 6 laid, archbishop of Canter- y, 165, 186 sq. lemir, abbat, 32 lore of Tarsus, archbishop of iterbury, 16 sq. loric of Chartres, 100 sq. ; of. n. 23, 181, 315 sqq., 321 las Aquinas, saint, 210-216; 209 n. 14, 222 n. 26, 233 5 las Becket, saint, archbishop Canterbury, 165, 187 sqq.; 112, 177 lay, school of, 92 sq., 95 fo, Augustin, 221 sqq. ; cf. lli, council of (1050), 66 Vioenza, heresy at, 70 Vilgard of Ravenna, 71 Vincent of Beauvais, 68, 307 sq. Virgil, bishop of Salzburg, 20 Vulgariua, Eugeniua, 72 Walaf rid Strabo, abbat of Eeichen- au, 32; cf. 114 n. 31 Walter of Mortagne, 163 n. 23 Walter of Saint Victor, 174, 300 Warin de Liro, abbat of Malmes- bury, 282 Wearmouth, library at, 17 Wibald, abbat of Corvey, 68 Wibert, archdeacon of Milan, 95 Wicelin of Bremen, 97 William of Auvergue, bishop of Paris, 309 William of Champeaux (bishop of Chalons), 93, 95-98, 118 sqq. William of Conchea, 103, 106-112, 151, 154, 180 sq., 299 sq., 310- 314 ; writings of, 294-310 William of Hirschau, work attributed to, 111, 293-298, 302 William of Malmesbury, his account of John Scotus, 275-285; cf. 68 William of Saint Thierry, 110, 142 WycUfle, John, 246-268; cf. 214, 240 sq. York, library at, 1 8 sq. Printed in Great Beitain by Richard Clay & Sons, Limited, paris garden, stamford st., s. k, 1, and uungay, suffolk. 