Stoics and Saints - College of Stoic Philosophers

INDEX. 295
family, seq. ; Papal
Nicholas I., Pope, 126.
See, 148, 158 ;
and persecution of Jews,
Numenius, quoted, 23.
169; and Peter Abelard, 160 seq. ;
and his 151
Ugolino, Cardinal, 228.
compared with St, Francis, 142 seq. ;
Occam, 277, 278.
compared with St. Thomas, 144 seq. ;
Otho, Emperor, 220, 268.
death of, 170 ;
events of his life, 151
Oxford, University of, 277, 278.
seq. ; founds Clairvaulx, 155 ;
his
asceticism, 99, 155, 156; his personal
influence, 149 ;
the monastic
Pansetius of saint, 144.
Rhodes, 36.
Paris, 248.
Benedict, 99, 110, 111, 116, 118 ;
his
life, 111 seq. ;
his rule, 112, 113
Paris, Matthew, seq.
quoted, 275.
Pascal II. ,
Pope,
Pax 183.
Clara, 228.
St. Clare, Order of, 228.
Romana, 59, 128.
Pepin, 123.
Dominic, 209.
St. Francis, 96, 99, 142, 143, 203, 205 ;
Pericles, 53.
asceticism of, 227 ;
as
Persius, 58.
missionary, 228,
Peter the Venerable, 165.
230; death of, 231 seq. ;
events of his life,
206, 210 seq., 226,
Petrarch, H8, quoted, 273.
230; his character,
211 seq., 227, 232; Order of Penitence,
Petronius, quoted, 53.
230 ;
and
Philip Augustus, 240, 244, 248, 268.
Pope, 220 seq. ;
and poverty,
214, 226; his visions, 213, 214, 219, 231,
Philip le Eel, 126, 240, 269, 270, 272.
232.
Philosophers, Greek, in Rome, 51 seq. St. Louis, 242,
Philosophy, Christianity and, 55, 57, 73
245; as Crusader, 255, 259
seq., 83 seq. ; early, its seq., 262; as king, 256 seq. ;
as secular
cosmological
theories, 3, 4 ;
of the Sects, see saint, 237 seq., 246, 250; attitude of, to
Cynics, wards heretics, 245, 254 ;
character
Sceptics, Stoics, Epicureans ; Roman,
of,
35
245, 252, 254, 260
seq. ; Socratic, centred in seq. ;
death of, 263 ;
man, 4, events of his life, 238, 251.
seq.
Plato, 11, quoted, 131.
Paul, 19, 24, 66, 75, 76, quoted, 238.
St. Thomas
Poitiers, William, Count of, 159.
Canterbury, 173, 203, 204,
Portiuncula, church
205, 220 ;
as
of, 217, 226, 228.
Archbishop, 191 seq. ;
as
Provence, heresy in, 245; in 12th Chancellor, 187 seq., 190; as ecclesiastic,
century, 143 seq., 176 seq., 193 seq. birth and
Pyrrho of Elis, 12, 13, 14.
Richer of Laigle, 186.
Roman Church and the Middle Ages, 147,
;
education, 185 seq.; Church and King,
176 seq. ;
his asceticism, 175 ;
his atti
tude to Roman See,
1 95 ;
his character,
174, 175, 185, 191, 93 ] his ; death, 198 ;
struggle with the King, 192 seq.
148, 176; attitude of, towards heresy, Stephen, King,
80 ; celibacy of 179, 187, 188.
its clergy, 272.
Stoicism, 7, 10, 14 ; apathy of, 33, 37,
Roman Empire, 79 seq. ; "Eastern, 242 ; 38; asceticism of, 29
dualism in, 242 seq. ;
idea of ; "Christianity
unity and, and, 37, 39, 42 seq., 56 seq., 73; Greeks
126, 241 ; Holy, 125, 240 seq.
and, 34 ; happiness and, 15, 29 ;
Roman See, Christendom and, 148, 176, idea of God, 30 seq., 41, 62, 88; immor
224 ; decay of, 268 seq. ;
dominion of, tality and, 44, 67 ; individualism and,
220, 267 seq. ; growth of its power, 126 11, 14, 133 its ; weakness, 33, 45, 46,
seq.
87 seq. ;
Nature and, 32; Romans and,
Rome, and Christians, 79 later ; days of, 35 seq., 57 seq., 73 seq. ; relation of, to
79 ; monachism in, 110 ;
relation of, to society, 23, 32 seq., 45, 65 ; scepticism
Greece, 35 ;
under early Caesars, 58 ; and, 15 ; theory
under Marcus virtue, 30, 37.
Aurelius, 59.
Subiaco, 111, 112.
Suger of St. Denis, 170.
Saracens, St. Francis and, 229.
Sceptics, happiness and, 10, 14 ; rela
tion
Tacitus, 53.
of, to Socrates, 12.
Scutage, 189.
Taurus, 55, 56.
Seneca, 51
Tesselin, 151, 152.
; despair of, 58, 87 ; Epicurus Thales, 4.
and, 16",
36 ;
his character, 39, 58, 82 ;
on function of
Thebaid, The, 107, 110.
philosophy, 37 ; on im
mortality, 44
Theobald,
; relation of, to Chris
Archbishop of Canterburv,
187, 191.
tianity, 57, 62, 73 seg.
Sens, Council Theophrastus, 54.
of, 163, 165.
Thomas
Simeon Stylites, 107, 108.
Aquinas, 210.
Thomas
Simon de Montfort, 223.
Celano, qnoted, 227.
Tracts and Treatises of
Socrates, 3 seq., 12, 29.
Wyclif, 286 290
291.
St. Bernard, quoted by Wyclif, 284;
and crusades, 145, 150, 15i, 167 seq. ;
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