Classical Studies, 39, 433, 488.

Claudius, Emperor, at Alexandria, 35.
Claustral, or Cloister Schools, 45.
Clement, of Alexandria, 36, 4S8.

Clement, of the Palatine School, 360, 770.
Clergy, Regular and Secular, 530, 742.
Cleanthes at Athens, 25.

Clergy, Relations to Schools, 174.
Clonard, Early Christian School of, 42.
Cokesbury College, in Maryland, 151.
Clinton, De Witt, 292.

Club Lile at Athens, 510.
Cluny, Morks of, 357.

House of Study at Paris, 751.

Coleridge, Qualities of the Teacher, 370.

Colet, Dean, and St. Paul's School, 435.

College Life, Influence of, 416.

Convention of Teachers, Earliest.

American Institute in 1830, 269.
American Association, 330.

Conversational Powers, Danger of, 32.
Corby, Old and New, Schools of, 344, 346.
Cornell, Ezra, 447.

Cornell University, 450.

Corporal Punishment, 370.
Cosmography, 77.

Cotta, Ursula, 112.

Cottingham, James, 682.

Crevier on Universities, cited, 755.

Criminals, Young, 7.0.

Courçon, Robert de.

Colleges in Universities, 401, 409, 804.

France, 403, 411, 749.

England 406.

Germany, 404.

Netherlands, 404.

Scotland, 804, 809, 818.

Relations to the Religious Orders, 411, 749.

Provision for Poor Scholars, 749.

Domestic Life of Students, 410, 824.

Collegium, Tril ngua.

Cologne School of, 847, 770.

Columba and Iona, 741.

Law, 800.

Danc, Bishop, on Common Schools, 290.

Döllinger, the Christian Church in Ireland, 42.
Anglo-Saxon Church, 43.

Domestic Side of University Life, 410, 824.

Dominic, Gusman, 374.

Dominicans, or Friars Preachers, 378.

Preachers and Teachers, 380, 386.

Missionaries, 384.

Artists, Bishop, and Popes, 389.

Relation to the University of Paris, 775.

Studium Generale at Paris, 775.

Donatus, or Donat. Latin Grammar, 103.
Dorians, Educational Notions, 455.
Drawing, in Common Schools, 26.
French Secondary Schools, 80. 87.
Massachusetts City Schools, 276.
Russia, for Military Service, 423.

Dublin, Efforts to Establish University at, 827.
Trinity College, 830.

Dungal, Irish Teacher in Paris and Padua, 360.
Duns Scotus, 399.

Duruy, Ministry of Public Instruction, 64, 90.
Dummer Academy, 141.

Text-books, 722.

Destruction of School Property, 723.
Private Schools, 717.

Blind and Deaf Mutes, 717, 721.

Distinctions as to Race and Color, 717, 718,

English Language, 717.

721.

272

Dwight, Edmund, and Mass. Normal Schools,
Dwight, Frances, on New York Schools, 296.
Dight, T., Travels in New England, cited, 166.
Cond tion of Yale College in 1814, 166.
Buildings of Yale College in 1765, 166.
Medical Institution of Connecticut, 168.

Eloquence, Ancient and Modern, 373, 380, 461.
Encyclopædia, Earliest, 767.

Endowed School Commission of Ireland, 684.
Engineering, Schools of, 422, 429, 432
England, State of Education, 1300 to 1600, 433.
Policy respecting Irish Popular Schools, 673.
Elementary School Act of 1870, 659, 671.
Study of Greek, 433.

Increase of Grammar Schools, 434.

English Pedagogy-Second Series, 177.

Epicurus, School of, 30. 466.

Episcopal Seminaries, 44.

Erasmus, cited, 435.

Erasmus Hall Academy, 148.

Erasmus Smith's Schools in Ireland, 684.
Erfurt, Luther's University, 115.

Erigena Scotus, 360.

Ernestine Line of Saxon Electors, 120.

Ethics, Christian, 71, 519.

Eton Public School in 1440, 434.

Etruria, Schools of Ancient, 475.

Eumenes and Public Libraries, 34.
Eunapius at Athens, 26, 483, 504.

Eustochium and other Christian Women, 523.
Evening Parties and Clubs at Athens, 511.
Exeter, Robinson Female Seminary, 138.
Examinations for Promotion at Louvain, 784.

Faculties, University, 495.

Arts and Philosophy, 223, 499, 507.
Theology, 222, 497.

Law, 222, 496, 498, 755, 791.

Medicine, 222, 497, 500.

Fair of the Landit at Paris, 757.

Fees, or Rate-bill on Children, 672.

Female Teachers, 219.

Ferrieres, School and Scholars, 343.

Finian, of Clonard, 42.

Finland, Grand Duchy, 209.

Public Instruction, 213.

2. Secondary Schools-Scientific, Classical,
Female, 215.

3. Superior-Philosophy, Theology, Law,
Medicine, 217.

4. Special-Teaching, Polytechnic, Agricul
ture, Navigation, Deaf Mutes, Blind,
Sunday Schools, Evening Schools, 219.

5. Supplementary and Progressive.
Imperial University at Helsingfors, 221; Pro-
gramme, 1873, 222.

First Book of Discipline-Scotch University
Reform, 807.

Fitzsimmon, Archbishop of Dublin, 830.
Fleury, cited. 748.

Florida, Historical Data, 158. 164, 249.
Development of Schools, 240.
Fontevrault, Order of, 743.

Foreign Residence and Education, 801.
Fra Angelico de Fierole, 390.

France, Early Christian Schools, 737.
Secondary Special Schools, 64.
Pedagogical Writers. 59.
Reformatory Education.
University of Paris, 745.

Parisian Schools and Masters, 759.

The College in French Universities, 403, 749.
Francis of Assisi and the Franciscans, 893.
Rule of the Order, 396.

Labors of the Order in England, 397.
Franklin College at Lancaster, Pa., 150.
French Language in French Schools, 64, 81.
Free Schools in New England, 265.
England, 671.

Ireland, 678.
Virginia, 325.

Friars-Preachers, Order of, 378.
Friends, Society of, or Quakers, 443.
College of, at Swarthmore, 444.
Fulda, Monastery and Schools of, 339.
Hatto and Rabanus-Lupus-Walafid, 340.
Grammar, Ancient and Vernacular, 339.
Manual Labor-Scriptorium, 339.
Fulgentius of Ruspe, 522.

Fulk, Curé, and the Fifth Crusade, 760.

Gallaudet, Thomas H., 246.

Gallipoli and Athens, Ancient and Modern, 28.
Galen at Alexandria, 37.

Gesbert-Pope Sylvester II., 361, 502.

Geneva, Influence on Scotch Universities, 808.

Gentleman, Constituents of, 19; Training of, 20.

Geography in the Thirteenth Century, 7.3.
Geography in French Schools, 65, 74.

Geology, Study of, 79.

Geometry in French Schools, 75.

Georgia, Historical Data, 158, 171, 249.

Schools and Education in 1796, 156.

University in 1785. 157.

Development of Schools, 1800-1872, 240.
German Pedagogy, 48.

Gibbon, cited, 491.

Gilbertines, Order of, 743.

Girls, Education of, in Rome, 470.

Guls' School in Brunswick in 1528, 135,

Girls' High School, Boston, 197.

Girls' Normal College in New York, 655.
Government and Education, 59.
Grammatici, Position of, 470.

Græfenhann, cited, 470.

Grandmont, Order of, 743.

Great Mirror of Vincent of Beauvais, 767.
Greece, Ancient, 27, 81.

Higher Education-Historical, 453, 473.

Greek Philosophy, Gregory's Estimate of, 520.

Greece and Greek Influence, 33, 50.

Greek Language and Literature, 39, 433.
Relations to Christianity, 89.

Scotland, 816.

England, 423, 436.

Gregory of Cappodocia at Athens, 26.

Gregory of Nazianzen, 467, 477, 482.

Gregorian Chant, 750.

Grammar, Art of, in Paris University, 403.
Gymnastics in French Schools, 70.
Glasgow University, 813.

Studies in, 1574-'80, 816.

Hadrian, Services to Roman Education, 476.
Haimo of Halberstadt, 319, 343.
Halls, Hospices, Commons, 749.

Hall, S. S., and Teachers' Seminaries, 269.
Hallam, cited, 433, 772.

Hamburg Church and School, Order of, 1520, 135.
Hamilton, Sir William, the College System, 401.
Hamilton, Abp., and St. Mary's College, 811.
Hampden, and Sydney College, 153.
Hartford School Society, 235.
Harvard University in 1796, 141.

Benefactors and Eudowments, 451.

Hawley, Gideon, 293.

Heathenism, Teaching of, 519.

Hebrew, Study of, 425, 816.

Hebrew Scriptures at Alexandria, 515.

Heeren, cited, 490.

Heildebold of Auxerre, 344.

Heikel, Felix, 224.

Hellenic Genius, 453.

Helsingfors University, 217, 222.

Henry of Auxerre, 843.

Henry of Tréves, 349.

Hepburn, John, College of St. Leonard's, 810.
Heraclides, Earnings of, in Teaching. 480.
Hermann, Contractus, of Reichnau, 543.
Herodes, Atticns, 31.

Hesiod, cited, 485.

Hibernia, 42.

Hildesheim, Abbey and School of, 350.

Himerius, cited, 458.

Hippolitus, 516.

Hirsauge, Schools of, 339.

Hirshau, Schools of, 356.

History in French Schools, 65, 73, 82.

Holbrook, Josins, Lyceum Movement, 288.
Holy Memory, 521.

Honor as a Principle in Education, 60.
Honoratus, 737.

Hopkins, Governor. Benefactions of, 144.
Horace at Athens, 26.

Horace, cited, 466, 474.

Horarium, or Daily Routine, 753.

Hospitallers, Order of, 744.

Howell, David, cited, 143.

Hugh of St. Victor, 770.

Humbolt, Alex., cited, 772.
Hunt, Nicholas, 192.

Hyacinthe, Dominican Preacher and Mission-

ary, 383.

Hylles, Thomas, Vulgar Arithmeticke, 192.

Influence on Scotland and England, 43, 741.
Irish Teaching in France, 44, 360, 737.
English Policy as to Irish Popular School,
Parish School Act of Henry VIII., 673.

676.

Royal F.ee Schools of James I. and Charles I.,
Erasmus Smith Schools, of Charles II., 678.
Charter Schools of George II., 680.

Royal Hibernian School of George III., 684.
Irish Society Schools, 685.

Kildare Place Society Schools, 686.
ers, 687.
Church Education Society-Christian Broth-
Superior Instruction-Introduction, 827.
Irish Missionaries and Teachers in France, 42,
370, 737.

Iso, Master of Schools at St. Gall, 541.
Isocrates, School of, 462.

366.

Isodore, Bishop of Seville, and Schools in Spain,
Italy, Contributions to History of Education,
Schools of Imperial Rome, 477.

Early Christian Schools, 520.

Cassiadorus, St. Benedict, 521, 526.

Downfall of the Ancient Civilization, 537.

Jacobs, cited, 465, 473.

James of V try in Paris University, 747, 757, 760.
Jerome on Early Christian Women, 523.
Jews, Relations to the Universities, 494.
Jefferson, Thomas, 324.

John of Salisbury, 762.

St. Quentin, 749, 759.
Johnson, Samuel, 81.

Reflections on Monastery of Iona, 741.
Jordan, Blessed, of Saxony, 755.

Julian at Athens, 31.

Decree as to Professors, 477.
Junior Staff of Professors, 825.
Juvenal, cited, 468.

Jurisprudence, Faculty of, 797.

Jyvaskyla, Teachers' Seminary, 210.

Kansas, Historical Data, 249.

Development of Common Schools, 251.

Kennedy, James, and St. Salvador's College, 812.
Kentucky, Historical Data, 155, 163, 171, 249.
Development of Schools, 253.

Kepler, of St. Gail, Interview with Luther in

cog., 127.

Kildare Place Society, Schools, 687.

King's College in Aberdeen, 819.

King's College in New York, 146.

Kirkpatrick, Edward, The University, 453.

Historical Development of, 453.

Knights of Malta, 744.

Kuights Templar, 744.

377.

Lacordaire, Felix, Memorial to French People,
Ladies' School in Finland, 216.
Landit, Fair of, at St. Denis, 757.

Land Grants for Educational Purposes, 164.
Lanfranc, Teacher at Bec, 367.
Lange, Letter of Luther to, 128.
Las Casas, Missions to the Indians, 385.
Latin Language, Reasons for Prevalence, 40.
Relations to Christ anity, 41.

Latin Plays in England, 45.
Laws Respecting Schools, 657, 697.
England, 657.

Ireland, 673.

Scotland, 693.

Massachusetts, 697.

Laureation in Scotch Universities, 806, 816.
Law School of Burytus, 484, 520.
Edinburgh, 797.

Paris, 755.

Leander, Bishop of Seville, 368.
Lecture System in Athens, 481.
Paris University, 758.

Luther, Martin, Memoir of, 97.

Luxeuil, Abbé of, 7:8.

Lyceums in Finland, 216.

Lycurgus, Estimate of Education, 454.
Lysias, cited, 461.

Macaulay, Athens as a University, 31.
Mailduf, Founder of Malmesbury, 43.
Malleus, Malleficarum, 105.

Maine, Historical Data, 158, 164, 171, 249.
Education in 1796, and in 1806, 146, 169.
Development of Schools, 258.

Mann, Horace, Educational Labors, 271.
Address at Philadelphia, 230.

Manners, School of, 19.

Paris University, 756.

Oxford, 493.

Mansfield, Schools in Luther's time, 99, 103.

Manuscripts of St. Gall, 540.

Marcella, 523.

Marcellus of St. Gall, 541.

Marcus Aurelius at Athens, 26, 476.

Marianus Scotus, of Cleonard, 357.

Mark, St., at Alexandria, 515.

Marischal, Earl, and Aberdeen University, 817.
Marseilles, Schools of, 38.
Marshall, Schoolhouse in, 584.

Maryland, Historical Data, 151, 158, 164, 249.
Schoo's in 1796, and in 1806, 151, 161.
Development of Schools, 161.

Massachusetts Historical Data, 158, 164, 249.
Education in 1796, 1806, 1840, 140, 160, 171.
Constitutional Provision, 697.
School Legislation, 702.

Masters of Art, 496, 498, 508.
Mathematics, Study of,

Alexandria, 37, 518.

French Schools, 66, 75, 84.

Monastic Schools,

Matriculation, Ancient and Modern, 504.
Maurice of Sully, 759.

M'Cree, Life of Andrew Melville, 803, 814.

University of St. Andrew, 803.

Mechanics, Study of, 77, 85.

Medieval Universities, 15.

Medical Schools and Education, 500.

Alexandria, 467.

Edinburgh, 798.

Salerno, 500.

Padua, 500.

United States, 168.

Meianwere, of Paderborn.
Meinrad of Reichnau.

Melancthon and Luther, 125.
Melville, Andrew, 803, 814.
Memory, Philosophy of, 50.

Mendicant Orders, 527.

Claims to University Chairs, 498, 776.
Mebray, Reformatory System, 730.
Michigan, Historical Data, 158, 164, 249.
Development of Schools, 171, 279.
Military Schools and Education, 220.
Russia, 417.

Military Law Academy, 430.
Milton, John, cited, 373.

Mind and Special Faculty, 50.

Minott, Mrs. Mary, and Drawing, 277.
Minnesota, Historical Data, 158, 164, 249.
Development of Schools, 282.
Mississippi, Uistorical Data, 158, 249.
Development of Schools, 283.

Missouri, Historical Data, 158, 171, 249.
Development of Schools, 284.

Modern Languages in French Schools, 65, 73, 81.
Mommsen, cited, 471.

Monarchies and Education, 59.
Monasteries and Colleges, 415.
Monasticism, 529, 535.
Origin, 521, 528, 737.

Service to Civilization, 534.
Rules of, 532.

Monastic Schools.

Industrious Element, 339, 351.

Punishments in, 853.

Penmanships, 351.

Montalembert, Monks of the West, 526, 532, 737.
Benedictine Rule, 532.

Rule of Colombanus, 740.

Monte Cassino, Monastery of, 526
Montem at Eton, 424.
Montesquieu de Secondat, 59.

Extract from Spirit of Laws, 60.
Montserrat, Schools of, 779.

Moravian Schools in Pennsylvania, 150.
Mulcaster, Richard, Memoir, 179.

Positions for the Training of Children, 180.

Seminary for Masters, proposed, 181.

Multiplication is mie vexation, etc., 192.

Music, 70, 81, 88, 183.

Mutual Education, 17.

Murphey, John N., Terra Incognita, 679.

Nassau Hall at Princeton, 148.

Nation, in University Organization, 30, 46, 504.
Recognized at Athens and Bologna, 504.
Nationality of Universities, 415.

National Land Policy, 164.

164.

Amount appropriated to Common Schools,
College and University Grants, 164.
Deaf Mutes, 164.

Agricultural Colleges, 164.

Natural History, 518.

French Schools, 69, 86.

Natural Prilosophy, Medieval, 768, 784, 809.

Naval and Navi ation Schools, 220, 417, 481.

Neander, Christian Church, cited, 488.

Nebraska, Historical Data, 158, 164, 249.

Development of Schools, 286.

Needlework in English Elementary Schools, 664.
Neo-Platonist, 36, 467, 518.

Net of the Teacher, 517.

Nevada, Historical data, 249.

Development of Schools, 286.

New Haven Public High School, 193.

249.

Girls' Normal School, 255,
New Orleans, School Architecture, 568.
Non-attendance, a Forfeiture of Membership,
Norcross School, Plan of, 547.

249.

North Carolina, Historical Data, 158, 164, 171,
Development of Schools, 300.

Education in 1796, 1806, 1840, 155, 163, 171.
Normal Schools, or Teachers' Seminaries,
England, suggested in 1561, 184.
Finland, 219.

Military Schoolmasters in Russia, 423.
United States, earliest, 272, 236, 289.

Northern Barbarians, Irruptions of, 533.

Norwich Free Academy, Conn., Plan of, 553.
Notker, of St. Gall, 542.

Novitiate, Benedictine, Rule of, 530.
Nursia, 525.

Nutscell, Monastery of, 336.

Obedience, Rule of Monastic, 530.
Objects of External Nature, 51, 53.

487.

358.

Octagon, or Theological School of Constantine,
Odericus Vitalis, 364.

Odo, or Oudart, Master at Toul and Tournai,
Ohio, Historical Data, 158, 164, 171, 249.
Development of Schools, 1802-1872, 304.
Ordinance of 1787, 304.

Oldham, Bishop, in 1525, 435.

Olmsted, Denison, Early Advocate of Normal
Schools, 236.

Otheric of Magdeburg, 363.
Otho I., II., and III., 363.

Otfried, of Weissemberg, 341.

Oriental Languages in Scotch Universities, 816.
Oratory, Secret of Successful, 380.
Oriental Languages, 851, 783, 792.

491.

Origen, School of, at Alexandria, 487, 516.
Subjects and Methods of Teaching, 517.
Ottrogoths, favorable to Schools in Italy, 490,
Othlonus, of St. Emmerau, 354.

Oral Method of Teaching, at Paris, 758.

Strong Points of, 758.

Oxford, University of, 401, 414.

Academic Turbulence, 493.

Colleges in, 401.

Irishman's Street and Nation, 791.

Pages, School of, 420.

Paglirini, Nicholas, 95.

Palatine Schools, Charlemagne, 44.
Spanish, 779.

Pantaenus at Alexandria,

15.

Parental Duty as to Schools, 676.
Parker, Charles Stuart, 39.

Greek Language in England, 433.

Paris, University of, 745.

Nations and Provinces, 745.
Privileg 8, 746.

Town and Gown Quarrels, 748.
Faculties and Degrees, 745, 752.
Manners, 756.

Methods of Instruction, 758.

Relations with Religious Orders, 774.
Parish School Boards, 675.

Parisian Schools and Teachers, 762.
Parliamentary Grants in England, 664.
Ireland, prior to 1827, 698.

Philip Augustus and University of Paris, 746.
Philosophizing, Defined by Origen, 517.
Philosophy in Greece, 472.

Philostratus at Athens, 35, 480, 483.
Physical Exercises, by Mulcaster, 183.
Physics in French Schools, 67, 78, 86.
Physiology, 519.

Piers Ploughman, 433.
Piety, Elements of, 517.

Pistratus at Athens, 23.

Platter, School Life in 1492, 101.

Plato, School of. 29. 462, 518.

Cited, 453, 455, 456.

Plutarch, cited, 456, 462, 510.

703.

Plymouth, Colonial Orders respecting Schools,
Polybius, cited, 474, 510.

Polyglott Bible of Ximenes, 781.

Pombal, Marquis of, 91.

Pomerania, Church and School Order, 135.

Popes connected with Schools and Universities,
Adrian IV., 783.

Alexander VI.. 817.

Benedict XI., 391.

Benedict XIII., 892.

Innocent V., 391.

Nicholas V., 813.
St. Pius V., 391.
Sixtus IV., 830.

Sylvester II., 361.

Poor Clerks, College of, 749, 804.

Poor Scholars in Universities, 749.

Potter, Alonzo, 295.

Prague, Early School of, 353.

Preaching, Work of the Dominicans, 380.

Style of the Franciscans, 400.

Precinct, in School Laws, 701.

Premonstradensian, Order of, 744.

Press, Power of the, 18.

Preventive Agencies in Schools, 525.

Primer, Mediæval, 191.

Principal, in College and University, 817.

Pedagogy of Different Countries. 49, 177.

Rabanus, Maurus. 339.
Ramus, Peter, Memoir, 131.
Educational Work, 133, 816.

Ratgar, of Fulda, 339, 342.
Rate Bill in Connecticut, 234.