Post-Mediæval Preachers — Index

Absurd sermons, 18—21. 70—73Alberti, Lcarider, 19Anecdotesof F. de Neuilly, 11told by Balzac, 12of Cambridge preacher, 43, 44of Franciscan preacher, 44of Chaussemer, 45of the Père Seraphim, 45of Felix trembling, 47, 48of a long sermon, 55of Jerome de Narni, 57of St. John Capistran, 57of a public confession, 57of a usurer, 58of the Devil preaching, 81of Hannibal, 143

Bequest to Apollo, 13Birds, 29—31Bon-mots, 15, 16

Catholic preachers, 23—25Classical allusions, 13, 14. 192Commentators, 39. 235, 236Conclusions, 56

D’Oyly and Mant, 40. 235

Effects produced by sermons, 56—58Exordium, 13. 45—47

Flowers, 31—33Friar-preachers, 17

Gratian de Drusac, 79

Henry IV., 16Horæ Homileticæ, 54

James I., 43

Lapide, Cornelius à, 156Lapide, Joannes de, 83Lengthy sermon, 55Louis XIV., 45Love of nature, 28—33

Mademoiselle d’Entragues, 16Marginal notes, 12Mariolatry, 27, 84Mystical interpretations, 37—43. 85. 124. 141. 187

Natural history, 84. 88. 94—97. 139Nature, love of, 28—33

Oblates, 161Open-air sermons, 11. 17

Parker, Matthew, 9Preachers,Adrien Mangotius, 59, 60Alfric, 10Ambrose, St., 8Andrew of Crete, St., 10André, le Père, 15Andrewes, Bp., 60Ange de Rouen, 19Antonio Vieyra, 60Athanasius, St., 7Augustine, St., 8Barlette Gabriel, 16. 19, 20

Barzia, Joseph de, 27. 33. 134—154. 178Basil, St., 8Basil of Seleucia, 9Bede, the Venerable, 10Biel, Gabriel, 12. 61—68Borgia, Francis, 132Bourdaloue, 60Brydame, Jacques, 45—47Cæsarius of Aries, St., 9Camus, Bp. of Belley, 14Capistran, St. John, 57Celles, Peter of, 43Chrysostom, St., 8Claude, 54Clement of Alexandria, St., 7Coster, Francis, 206—236Cyprian, St., 7, 8Damascene, St. John, 10Deza, Maximilian, 192—205Ephraem Syrus, St., 7Eucher, St., 9Faber, Matthias, 31. 49—54. 100—115Foulque de Neuilly, 11Geminiano, John, 58, 59. 145Gonthier, le Père, 16Granada, Louis of, 12Gregory the Great, St., 8Gregory Nazianzen, St., 8Guerin, le Père, 15Guevara, Antonio de, Bp. of Mondoneda, 56Harphius, Henry, 22. 158Harrone, le Père d’, 60Hartung, Philip von, 29. 43. 116—133Helmesius, 26. 135Imbert, Father, 19Kempis, St. Thomas à, 22Konigstein, 25Labat, 17Langton, Stephen, 43Latimer, Hugh, 60Leo, St., 8Macarii, the, 7Maillard, Oliver, 12, 13. 43. 70Marchant, Jacques, 40. 136. 155—176Meffreth, 70. 81—99Menot, Michael, 21. 70Narni, Jerome de, [[Page:Post-Mediaeval Preachers.djvu/66}56]]Narni, Philip de, 12Neuilly, Foulque de, 11Origen, 7Osorius, John, 33, 34. 177—191Pantænus, St., 7Paoletti, 56Polygranus, 26Raulin, Jean, 69—80Salvian, 9Satan, 81Savonarola, 12Segneri, Paolo, 60. 134. 194Simeon, Mr., 54, 55Stella, 39, 40Turricremata, John, 22Valerian of Cemele, 9Venerable Bede, 10Vieyra, Antonio, 60Wulfstan of York, 10Protestant preachers, 23—25Proverbs, 114, 115

Relation between Nature and Revelation, 28, 29

Scott the commentator, 39. 235, 236Scriptural illustrations, 34. 37Sermons for,—First Sunday in Advent, 198—202Christmas Day, 14. 25St. John’s Day, 153, 154Sunday after Christmas Day, 148—153Epiphany, 70—73First Sunday after Epiphany, 107—110. 119—125Sexagesima, 85—87Septuagesima, 64—68Ash-Wednesday, 194—198First Sunday in Lent, 213—236Fourth Sunday in Lent, 103—107Palm Sunday, 111—113Good Friday, 169—171Easter Day, 110, 111Easter Monday, 172, 173

Low Sunday, 172, 173Easter Tide, 161—167Second Sunday after Easter, 126—131Ascension Day, 173—176. 186, 187Trinity Sunday, 181—185Second Sunday alter Trinity, 88—93Fifth Sunday after Trinity, 140—144Sixth Sunday after Trinity, 144—147Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity, 29—33Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity, 137—140Twentieth Sunday after Trinity, 36, 37Feast ofSt. Andrew, 198—202The Purification of our Lady, 27, 28. 148—153The Annunciation, 28St. Peter, 14St. James, 189—191Transfiguration of our Lord, 49—54Nativity of our Lady, 28Name of Mary, 17Similes, 22, 23. 34. 74. 113, 114. 139, 140. 142. 181—186Subjects of sermons, 47—54Sermon onBirds, 29. 31Danger of neglecting trifling faults, 137—140Example, bad, 148—153Elect, small number of, 36, 37Flowers, 31—33Heaven, 126—131Hell, 119—125Judgment, 198—205Resurrection of Lazarus, 186—189Shortness of life, 194—198Sower, parable of, 85—87Supper, parable of, 88—93Temptation, 213—235Uncertainty of our future condition, 153, 154Vanity of the work of sinners, 140—144Wounded Side, 169—171

Tales related in sermons, 75Beasts at penance, 75Toad and his son, 77Widow and her servant, 78Hermit and the way of safety, 79, 80Mice in the larder, 94, 95Poor Robin, 97, 98Hermit and the olive-tree, 98Priest and capon, 99Crab and oyster, 139Hannibal, 143Women and the clew of wool, 146Children and the child Jesus, 209Priest and the acolyte, 211Texts, strange, 13. 43—45

Unction, 84

Viaud, Theophilus, 15Violent denunciations,Vitry, Jacques de, 11