Classical Studies, 39, 433, 488. Claudius, Emperor, at Alexandria, 35. Clement, of the Palatine School, 360, 770. Clergy, Relations to Schools, 174. Club Life at Athens, 510. 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 1840, 269. Conversational Powers, Danger of, 32. Corby, Old and New, Schools of, 344, 346. Cornell University, 450. Corporal Punishment, 370. Cotta, Ursula, 112. Cottingham, James, 682. Crevier on Universities, cited, 755. Courçon, Robert de. Cranmer, and the Claims of Poor Scholars, 434. Cumulative Voting in English School Law, 668. Colleges in United States, 137, 157. 164, 170, 249. Customary of Cluny, 356. Colleges in Universities, 401, 409, 804. England 406. France, 403, 411, 749. Germany, 404. Netherlands, 404. Scotland, 804, 809, 818. Relations to the Religious Orders, 411, 749. Domestic Life of Students, 410, 824. Collegium, Tril ngua. Cologne School of, 847, 770. Columba and Iona, 741. Columbanus and Luxucil, 737. Commercial Accounts in French Schools, 87 Commons, or Common Table, 412, 748, 826. Composition, Vernacular, 72. Latin, 41, 415, 434. Compulsory Attendance. American Constitution and Laws, 721, 722. Scotch Act of 1870. Computum, 516. Connecticut, Historical Data, 144, 248. Schools and Education in 1796, 144, 158, 163. Schools and Colleges in 1840, 170. Development of Schools in 1872, 233. Reserve in Ohio, 233. Conscience Clause in English Act. Constantine, Emperor, 521. Constitution, or Fundamental Laws, 724. Alabama, 718. Arkansas, 714. Florida, 715. Georgia, 716. Louisiana, 717. Mississippi, 718. North Carolina, 719. South Carolina, 720. Virginia, 122. Constitutional Provision respecting Supervision, State, 713, 716, 718, 719, 721. Legislative Power in State Board, 713, 720. Poli Tax, 716, 717, 720, 721. Free Schools, 713, 715, 716 717, 719, 721, 723. Agricultural College. 714, 716, 720, 722. University, 714, 717, 720, 721. State Reform School, 721. Compulsory Attendance, Text-books, 7:22. 721, 722. Destruction of School Property, 723. Blind and Deaf Mutes, 717, 721. Distinctions as to Race and Color, 717, 718, English Language, 717. 721. Law, 800. Danc, Bishop, on Common Schools, 290. Dollinger, the Christian Church in Ireland, 42. Domestic Side of University Life, 410, 824. Dominic, Gusman, 874. Dominicans, or Friars Preachers, 378. Preachers and Teachers, 380, 386. Missionaries, 384. Artists, Bishop, and Popes, 389. Relation to the University of Paris, 775. Donatus, or Donat. Latin Grammar, 103. Dublin, Efforts to Establish University at, 827. Dungal, Irish Teacher in Paris and Padua, 360. Eloquence, Ancient and Modern, 373, 380, 461. Endowed School Commission of Ireland, 684. England, State of Education, 1300 to 1600, 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. Eustochium and other Christiau Women, 523. Faculties, University, 495. Arts and Philosophy, 223, 499, 507. Law, 222, 496, 498, 755, 791. Medicine, 222, 497, 500. Fair of the Landit at Paris, 757. Fees, or Kate-bill on Children, 672. Female Teachers, 219. Ferrieres, School and Scholars, 343. Finland, Grand Duchy, 209. Public Instruction, 213. 2. Secondary Schools-Scientific, Classical, 3. Superior-Philosophy, Theology, Law, 4. Special-Teaching, Polytechnic, Agricul 5. Supplementary and Progressive. First Book of Discipline-Scotch University Fitzsimmon, Archbishop of Dublin, 830, Florida, Historical Data, :58. 164, 249, Development of Schools, 240, Fontevrault, Order of, 743. Foreign Residence and Education, 801. France, Early Christian Schools, 737. University of Paris, 745. Parisian Schools and Masters, 759. The College in French Universities, 403, 749. Labors of the Order in England, 397. Ireland, 678. Friars-Preachers, Order of, 378. Fulda, Monastery and Schools of, 339. Fulgentius of Ruspe, 522, Fulk, Curé, and the Fifth Crusade, 760. Gallaudet, Thomas H., 246. Gallipoli and Athens, Aucient and Modern, 28. Gesbert-Pope Sylvester II., 361, 502. Geneva, Iufluence on Scotch Universities, 808. Gentleman, Constituents of, 19; Training of, 20. Geography in the Thirteenth Century, 73. 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. Gibbon, cited, 491. Gilbertines, Order of, 743. Girls, Education of, in Rome, 470. Gurls' School in Brunswick in 15:28, 135. Girls' Normal College in New York, 655. Græfenhann, cited, 470. Grandmont, Order of, 743. Great Mirror of Vincent of Beauvais, 767. Higher Education-Historical, 453, 473. Greek Philosophy, Gregory's Estimate of, 520. Greek Language and Literature, 39, 433. Scotland, 816. England, 43, 436. Gregory of Cappodocia at Athens, 26. 1. Popular Schools-Lower and Higher, 214. | Gregory, Thaumaturgus, 517. Gregory of Nazianzen, 467, 477, 482. Grammar, Art of, in Paris University, 403. Studies in, 1574-'80, 816. Hadrian, Services to Roman Education, 476. Hall, S. S., and Teachers' Seminaries, 269. Hamburg Church and School, Order of, 1520, 135. Harvard University in 1796, 141. Benefactors and Eudowments, 451. Hawley, Gideon, 293. Heathenism, Teaching of, 519. Hebrew, Study of, 435, 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, 343,' Henry of Tréves, 349. Hepburn, John, College of St. Leonard's, 810. Hesiod, cited, 485. Hibernia, 42. Hildesheim, Abbey and School of, 350. Himerius, cited, 458. Hippolitus, 516. Hirsange, Schools of, 339. Hirshau, Schools of, 356. History in French Schools, 65, 73, 82. Holbrook, Josias, Lyceum Movement, 288. Honor as a Principle in Education, 60. Hopkins, Governor. Bencfactions of, 144. Horace, cited, 466, 474. Horarium, or Daily Routine, 753. Hospitallers, Order of, 744. Howell, David, cited, 143. Isodore, Bishop of Seville, and Schools in Spain, 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. Jews, Relations to the Universities, 494. Johu of Salisbury, 762. St. Quentin, 749, 759. Reflections on Monastery of Iona, 741. Decree as to Professors, 477. Jurisprudence, Faculty of, 797. Kansas, Historical Data, 249. Development of Common Schools, 251. Kennedy, James, and St. Salvador's College, 812. Kepler, of St. Gail, Interview with Luther in 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. Knights Templar, 744. 377. Lacordaire, Felix, Memorial to French People, Landit, Fair of, at St. Denis, 757. Land Grants for Educational Purposes, 164. Latin Plays in England, 455. Ireland, 673. Scotland, 693. Massachusetts, 697. Laureation in Soo ch Universities, 806, 816. Paris, 755. Leander, Bishop of Seville, 368. Legal Profession in Scotland, 791. Leo, the Isaurian, 521. Lewis, Samuel, Labors in Ohio, 305. Lexington, Kentucky, Library in 1796, 155. Liberty of Learning, 433. Libraries, at Athens, 28. Monastic, 754. Lilly, Master of St. Paul's School, 435. Literature, French, in French Schools, 73, 81. Lorimer on Scotch Universities, 793, 801, 824. Louisiana, Historical Data, 158, 164, 171, 249. Lucian, cited, 477. Locwain University, 789. Lupus of Ferrieres, 340, 343. Luther, Martin, Memoir of, 97. Luxeuil, Abbé of, 7:8. Lyceums in Finland, 216. Lycurgus, Estimate of Education, 454. Macaulay, Athens as a University, 31. Maine, Historical Data, 158, 164, 171, 249. Mann, Horace, Educational Labors, 271. Manners, School of, 19. Paris University, 756. Oxford, 493. 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. Maryland, Historical Data, 151, 158, 164, 249. Massachusetts Historical Data, 158, 164, 249. Masters of Art, 496, 498, 508. Alexandria, 37, 518. French Schools, 66, 75, 84. Monastic Schools, Matriculation, Ancient and Modern, 504. 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. Mendicant Orders, 527. Claims to University Chairs, 498, 776. Military Law Academy, 430. Mind and Special Faculty, 50. Minott, Mrs. Mary, and Drawing, 277. Missouri, Historical Data, 158, 171, 249. Modern Languages in French Schools, 65, 73, SI. Monarchies and Education, 59, Service to Civilization, 534. Monastic Schools. Industrious Element, 339, 351. Punishments in, 353. Penmanships, 351. Montalembert, Monks of the West, 526, 532, 737. Rule of Colombanus, 740. Monte Cassino, Monastery of, 526 Montesquieu de Secondat, 59. Extract from Spirit of Laws, 60. Moravian Schools in Pennsylvania, 150. 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, Joan N., Terra Incognita, 679. Amount appropriated to Common Schools, College and University Grants, 164. Agricultural Colleges, 164. Natural History, 518 French Schools, 69, 86. Natural Philosophy, Medieval, 768, 784, 809. Naval and Navi ation Schools, 220, 417, 451. Neander, Christian Church, cited, 488. Nebraska, Historical Data, 158, 161, 249. Development of Schools, 286. Needlework in English Elementary Schools, 664. Net of the Teacher, 517. Nevada, Historical data, 249. Development of Schools, 286. New Haven Public High School, 193. 249. New Hampshire, Historical data, 158, 164, 171, Newman, John Henry, Rise of Universities, 17. College as Corrective of University, 410. British Isles, Refuge of Civilization, 42. New Jersey, Historical Data, 158, 164, 171, 249. New York, Historical Data, 158, 164, 171, 249. Military Schoolmasters in Russia, 423. Northern Barbarians, Irruptions of, 533. Norwich Free Academy, Conn., Plan of, 553. Novitiate, Benedictine, Rule of, 530. Nutscell, Monastery of, 336. Obedience, Rule of Monastic, 530. 487. 358. Octagon, or Theological School of Constantine, Odo, or Oudart, Master at Toul and Tournai, Oldham, Bishop, in 1525, 435. Olmsted, Denison, Early Advocate of Normal Otheric of Magdeburg, 363. Otho I., II., and III., 363. Otfried, of Weissemberg, 341. Oriental Languages in Scotch Universities, 816. Pace, Letter to Colet, 483. Pacomius, Father of the Cenobites, 522. Paderborn, School of, 353. Padua University, 15. Paedagogium, 401, 784, 814. Pages, School of, 420. Paglirini, Nicholas, 95. Palatine Schools, Charlemagne, 44. Pantaenus at Alexandria, C15. Parental Duty as to Schools, 676. Greek Language in England, 433. Paris, University of, 745. Nations and Provinces, 745. Town and Gown Quarrels, 748. Methods of Instruction, 758. Relations with Religious Orders, 774. Parisian Schools and Teachers, 762, Parma University, 15. Plymouth, Colonial Orders respecting Schools, Polyglott Bible of Ximenes, 781. Pombal, Marquis of, 91. Pomerania, Church and School Order, 135. Popes connected with Schools and Universities, Alexander VI.. 817. Benedict XI., 391. Benedict XIII., 392. Innocent V., 391. Nicholas V., 813. 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. Probus, 342. Proctor, 47, 504. Professorships, 477, 507. Protagoras of Plato, 454, 457, 513. Provinces in University Orgar ization, 745. Provost, 47. Pascha-ius, Radpert of Old Corby, 344. Pathway to Knowledge (1596), 192. Pedagogy of Different Countries. 49, 177. Rabanus, Maurus, 339. Pennsylvania, Historical D. ta, 158, 164, 171, 249. Radpert, Paschasius Education in 1796, 1806, 1840, 150, 171. Ratgar, of Fulda, 339, 342. |