Chapter 11

ABU LUBABAH,33Acqui, Jacapo of,66,182Acre,51,53Adrianople,7,42Adriatic,39,41,42,63,179Aegean,42,179Aelfric,Colloquium,174,175Agnes, Dame,seeBeguineAldgate,121Alexander,54Alexandria,40,42Alnwick, William, Bishop of Lincoln,77,184Ambrose,9Andaman Islands,69,70Anglia, East,153,156Antilha, Antilles,72,183Antwerp,121,145,147Arab, Arabia,43,47,61,171Ararat, Mount,54Aretino, Pietro,180Arghun, Khan of Persia,60,61Armenia,42,49,53,179Arnold, Matthew,51Arras,147Asia: Central,40,49,50,51,54,67,71,72; Minor,49Attila,8,49Audley, Lady,91Augustine, St,9,175Augustus,3Ausonius,5 ff; his country estate,6 ff; his friends,6 ff; and University of Bordeaux,5Austin Friars,93Auvergne,5 ffBacon, Francis,122Badakhshan,43,54,67Bagdad,43,54Baku,54Bale: Peter,131; Wyllikyn,131Balk,54Ballard: James,127; Jane,127Balms (Bammers, Bamis, Bammys) Mart,147,193Barbarians,1-17Babarian invasions,7Bardi,71Barton, John, of Holme,138Base, Jacob van de,149Bath, Wife of,84,104,118,152Bayard,138Bays and Says,172Beauchamp St Pauls,169,170Becerillo,33Beguine, Dame Agnes the,107,116,117Bellela,seePoloBenedict, St,81,82,184Betson: Agnes, Alice, Elizabeth, John, Thomas (the younger),150; Katherine,seeRicheBetson, Thomas;Chap VIpassim,158; children of,150; death of,150; illness of,133-5; letters of,127,128,129,130,131,132,133,189; member of Fishmongers Company,150; partnership with Sir W. Stonor,125,137; will of,134,150,194Bevice, Mistress,134Bishops' registers,74,75,76,78,183Bicorne,104Black Death,108,109Black Prince,19Black Sea,40,42,50,71Blakey, Sir Roger,127Booking,154Bodo,ChapII passim,18-38,174-5,198Bokhara,51,52Bolgana, wife of Khan of Persia,60Bordeaux, Burdews,142; University of,6Bordelais, the,6,7Brabant,146,148Brad well,140Brasses,123,136,151,155,156,157,159,190,195Braunch, Robert,156Brenner Pass,40Brescia, Albertano de,99Breten, Will,137Brews, Margery,125-6Bridge, John,119Briggs, Henry,169Brightlingsea,140Brinkley,135Brittany,147Broadway, Whyte of,137Brogger,137Bruges,121,122,145,147,178Bruyant, Jean,100Bucephalus,54Buddha,59Bullinger, Henry,165Burgundy, Dukes of,114,148Burma,57,67Bury,15Busshe, John,137Buxton: Charles, Isaac, Samuel, Thomas, William,197; Mr Noel,195Byzantium,seeConstantinopleCaffa,42Calais,121,125,137,138,139,140,142,143,144,145,146,147,148,150,200Cambaluc (seePeking),57,59,60,61,67Cambrensis, Giraldus,176Canale, Martino da,43-5,48,50,177,179,180Candia,42Canterbury,74Canterbury Tales,74,75,91,183,186Canton,70Ca' Polo,62,63Carrara, Francesco,179Carsy, Anthony,149Caspian Sea,40,54Cassiodorus,39,180Castro, Diego da,149Cathay (see alsoChina),47,50,58,70,71,72,178Caucasus,49,180Cely: family of wood merchants,137-47passim; George,125,137,138,142,147; Richard,125,137,138,142; William,125,138,142,149Cely papers,125,137,142,145,147,148,189Ceylon,43,47,61,70Chagatai, Khan of,51Chao Mêng-fu,59,182,198Chao Yung,59Charlemagne,2,20,22,23,24,25,27,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,74,176Charms (see alsosuperstition),27-9,100,116,175Châtelet,100Chaucer,26,43,74,75,81,88,89,90,91,92,93,94,95,99,104,112,119,138,142,148,152,183Chelmsford,168Chesne, Jean du,114Chichevache,104Chi'en Hsüan,59Child-marriages,126-7,190Chilperic, King,2,13Chilterns,125China (see alsoCathay),43,46-50,52,57-61,66,67-70,178,180,181Chioggia, War of,179Church, attitude to: child marriages,126,190; convent pets,91; dancing,30,31,88; decline of Roman Empire,9; monastic intercourse with the world,92,93; nuns' dowries,78; superstition,28,29,30; attack on worldliness of,74; bequests to (see alsoWills),151,168; brasses in,seebrasses; councils of,174Churches of: Barking, All Hallows,123,151; Beauchamp St Pauls,168; Bradwell,168; Calais, Our Lady,151; Chipping Campden,123; Chipping Norton,123; Cirencester,123,157; Clare,164,168; Coggeshall, St Peter ad Vincula,157,159,168,172,195; Constantinople, St Sophia,41; East Anglia,159; Lechlade,123; London, St Olave's,124; Linwood,123,190; Markswell,168; Newbury,163; Newland,157; Northleach,136,157; Ovington,168; Pattiswick,168; Peking,71; Poslingford,168; Stoke Nayland,168; Venice, St Mark's,41,44,46,60,66,179Cipangu (Japan),72,183Cistercian, Citeaux,83,136Clare,154,164,168,178Clarke, Thomas,144Cloth,seeChapter VIIpassim,195; capitalism in industry,164; Coxall's whites,178,197; growth of English manufacture of,122-3; makers of,120,161; merchants of,seeMerchants,Paycocke,Staple; processes in manufacture,153,154,161,164; where made,122-3,154,155Cochin China,57,67Coggeshall,seeChapter VIIpassim,154,155,159,160,164,166,167,168,169,170,172Coinage, debasement and rates of exchange of,148Coins: crown, new and old, of France,148; David, of Utrecht,148; Falewe, of Utrecht,148; florin, Rhenau,148; groat, Carolus, Hettinus, Limburg, of Milan, of Nimueguen,148,149; Venetian,48; guilder, Andrew (of Scotland), Arnoldus (of Gueldres) Rhenish,148,149; Lewe, Louis d'or,148; noble,148; Philippus (Philipe d'or) of Brabant,148; Plaques, of Utrecht,148; Postlate,148; Rider, Scots, of Burgundy,148; Ryall, English,148; Setiller,148Colchester,140,154,168Cold Mart,147,193Coleridge,57Colne, curate of,127Cologne,148Coloni,21-2Columbina, The (Seville),183Columbus,71,183Company: East India ('John Company'),156; Fishmongers,150; Haberdashers,151; Mercers,149; Merchant Adventurers,122; Staplers.Chapter VIpassimCompline,79,82Consrater,168Constantinople (seeByzantium),41,42,46,50,51,62Convent,seeNunneriesCookery, Medieval,100,112-17,186Corea,49Corte Milioni,63Cotswolds,123,125,129,136,137,138,145,147,150Cotton, Ann,166Court Rolls,26Coverdale,165Coxall,seeCoggeshallCoxall's Whites,178,197Crimea,42,50Croke, Mistress,129Crusader, Crusades,41,157

ABU LUBABAH,33Acqui, Jacapo of,66,182Acre,51,53Adrianople,7,42Adriatic,39,41,42,63,179Aegean,42,179Aelfric,Colloquium,174,175Agnes, Dame,seeBeguineAldgate,121Alexander,54Alexandria,40,42Alnwick, William, Bishop of Lincoln,77,184Ambrose,9Andaman Islands,69,70Anglia, East,153,156Antilha, Antilles,72,183Antwerp,121,145,147Arab, Arabia,43,47,61,171Ararat, Mount,54Aretino, Pietro,180Arghun, Khan of Persia,60,61Armenia,42,49,53,179Arnold, Matthew,51Arras,147Asia: Central,40,49,50,51,54,67,71,72; Minor,49Attila,8,49Audley, Lady,91Augustine, St,9,175Augustus,3Ausonius,5 ff; his country estate,6 ff; his friends,6 ff; and University of Bordeaux,5Austin Friars,93Auvergne,5 ff

ABU LUBABAH,33

Acqui, Jacapo of,66,182

Acre,51,53

Adrianople,7,42

Adriatic,39,41,42,63,179

Aegean,42,179

Aelfric,Colloquium,174,175

Agnes, Dame,seeBeguine

Aldgate,121

Alexander,54

Alexandria,40,42

Alnwick, William, Bishop of Lincoln,77,184

Ambrose,9

Andaman Islands,69,70

Anglia, East,153,156

Antilha, Antilles,72,183

Antwerp,121,145,147

Arab, Arabia,43,47,61,171

Ararat, Mount,54

Aretino, Pietro,180

Arghun, Khan of Persia,60,61

Armenia,42,49,53,179

Arnold, Matthew,51

Arras,147

Asia: Central,40,49,50,51,54,67,71,72; Minor,49

Attila,8,49

Audley, Lady,91

Augustine, St,9,175

Augustus,3

Ausonius,5 ff; his country estate,6 ff; his friends,6 ff; and University of Bordeaux,5

Austin Friars,93

Auvergne,5 ff

Bacon, Francis,122Badakhshan,43,54,67Bagdad,43,54Baku,54Bale: Peter,131; Wyllikyn,131Balk,54Ballard: James,127; Jane,127Balms (Bammers, Bamis, Bammys) Mart,147,193Barbarians,1-17Babarian invasions,7Bardi,71Barton, John, of Holme,138Base, Jacob van de,149Bath, Wife of,84,104,118,152Bayard,138Bays and Says,172Beauchamp St Pauls,169,170Becerillo,33Beguine, Dame Agnes the,107,116,117Bellela,seePoloBenedict, St,81,82,184Betson: Agnes, Alice, Elizabeth, John, Thomas (the younger),150; Katherine,seeRicheBetson, Thomas;Chap VIpassim,158; children of,150; death of,150; illness of,133-5; letters of,127,128,129,130,131,132,133,189; member of Fishmongers Company,150; partnership with Sir W. Stonor,125,137; will of,134,150,194Bevice, Mistress,134Bishops' registers,74,75,76,78,183Bicorne,104Black Death,108,109Black Prince,19Black Sea,40,42,50,71Blakey, Sir Roger,127Booking,154Bodo,ChapII passim,18-38,174-5,198Bokhara,51,52Bolgana, wife of Khan of Persia,60Bordeaux, Burdews,142; University of,6Bordelais, the,6,7Brabant,146,148Brad well,140Brasses,123,136,151,155,156,157,159,190,195Braunch, Robert,156Brenner Pass,40Brescia, Albertano de,99Breten, Will,137Brews, Margery,125-6Bridge, John,119Briggs, Henry,169Brightlingsea,140Brinkley,135Brittany,147Broadway, Whyte of,137Brogger,137Bruges,121,122,145,147,178Bruyant, Jean,100Bucephalus,54Buddha,59Bullinger, Henry,165Burgundy, Dukes of,114,148Burma,57,67Bury,15Busshe, John,137Buxton: Charles, Isaac, Samuel, Thomas, William,197; Mr Noel,195Byzantium,seeConstantinople

Bacon, Francis,122

Badakhshan,43,54,67

Bagdad,43,54

Baku,54

Bale: Peter,131; Wyllikyn,131

Balk,54

Ballard: James,127; Jane,127

Balms (Bammers, Bamis, Bammys) Mart,147,193

Barbarians,1-17

Babarian invasions,7

Bardi,71

Barton, John, of Holme,138

Base, Jacob van de,149

Bath, Wife of,84,104,118,152

Bayard,138

Bays and Says,172

Beauchamp St Pauls,169,170

Becerillo,33

Beguine, Dame Agnes the,107,116,117

Bellela,seePolo

Benedict, St,81,82,184

Betson: Agnes, Alice, Elizabeth, John, Thomas (the younger),150; Katherine,seeRiche

Betson, Thomas;Chap VIpassim,158; children of,150; death of,150; illness of,133-5; letters of,127,128,129,130,131,132,133,189; member of Fishmongers Company,150; partnership with Sir W. Stonor,125,137; will of,134,150,194

Bevice, Mistress,134

Bishops' registers,74,75,76,78,183

Bicorne,104

Black Death,108,109

Black Prince,19

Black Sea,40,42,50,71

Blakey, Sir Roger,127

Booking,154

Bodo,ChapII passim,18-38,174-5,198

Bokhara,51,52

Bolgana, wife of Khan of Persia,60

Bordeaux, Burdews,142; University of,6

Bordelais, the,6,7

Brabant,146,148

Brad well,140

Brasses,123,136,151,155,156,157,159,190,195

Braunch, Robert,156

Brenner Pass,40

Brescia, Albertano de,99

Breten, Will,137

Brews, Margery,125-6

Bridge, John,119

Briggs, Henry,169

Brightlingsea,140

Brinkley,135

Brittany,147

Broadway, Whyte of,137

Brogger,137

Bruges,121,122,145,147,178

Bruyant, Jean,100

Bucephalus,54

Buddha,59

Bullinger, Henry,165

Burgundy, Dukes of,114,148

Burma,57,67

Bury,15

Busshe, John,137

Buxton: Charles, Isaac, Samuel, Thomas, William,197; Mr Noel,195

Byzantium,seeConstantinople

Caffa,42Calais,121,125,137,138,139,140,142,143,144,145,146,147,148,150,200Cambaluc (seePeking),57,59,60,61,67Cambrensis, Giraldus,176Canale, Martino da,43-5,48,50,177,179,180Candia,42Canterbury,74Canterbury Tales,74,75,91,183,186Canton,70Ca' Polo,62,63Carrara, Francesco,179Carsy, Anthony,149Caspian Sea,40,54Cassiodorus,39,180Castro, Diego da,149Cathay (see alsoChina),47,50,58,70,71,72,178Caucasus,49,180Cely: family of wood merchants,137-47passim; George,125,137,138,142,147; Richard,125,137,138,142; William,125,138,142,149Cely papers,125,137,142,145,147,148,189Ceylon,43,47,61,70Chagatai, Khan of,51Chao Mêng-fu,59,182,198Chao Yung,59Charlemagne,2,20,22,23,24,25,27,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,74,176Charms (see alsosuperstition),27-9,100,116,175Châtelet,100Chaucer,26,43,74,75,81,88,89,90,91,92,93,94,95,99,104,112,119,138,142,148,152,183Chelmsford,168Chesne, Jean du,114Chichevache,104Chi'en Hsüan,59Child-marriages,126-7,190Chilperic, King,2,13Chilterns,125China (see alsoCathay),43,46-50,52,57-61,66,67-70,178,180,181Chioggia, War of,179Church, attitude to: child marriages,126,190; convent pets,91; dancing,30,31,88; decline of Roman Empire,9; monastic intercourse with the world,92,93; nuns' dowries,78; superstition,28,29,30; attack on worldliness of,74; bequests to (see alsoWills),151,168; brasses in,seebrasses; councils of,174Churches of: Barking, All Hallows,123,151; Beauchamp St Pauls,168; Bradwell,168; Calais, Our Lady,151; Chipping Campden,123; Chipping Norton,123; Cirencester,123,157; Clare,164,168; Coggeshall, St Peter ad Vincula,157,159,168,172,195; Constantinople, St Sophia,41; East Anglia,159; Lechlade,123; London, St Olave's,124; Linwood,123,190; Markswell,168; Newbury,163; Newland,157; Northleach,136,157; Ovington,168; Pattiswick,168; Peking,71; Poslingford,168; Stoke Nayland,168; Venice, St Mark's,41,44,46,60,66,179Cipangu (Japan),72,183Cistercian, Citeaux,83,136Clare,154,164,168,178Clarke, Thomas,144Cloth,seeChapter VIIpassim,195; capitalism in industry,164; Coxall's whites,178,197; growth of English manufacture of,122-3; makers of,120,161; merchants of,seeMerchants,Paycocke,Staple; processes in manufacture,153,154,161,164; where made,122-3,154,155Cochin China,57,67Coggeshall,seeChapter VIIpassim,154,155,159,160,164,166,167,168,169,170,172Coinage, debasement and rates of exchange of,148Coins: crown, new and old, of France,148; David, of Utrecht,148; Falewe, of Utrecht,148; florin, Rhenau,148; groat, Carolus, Hettinus, Limburg, of Milan, of Nimueguen,148,149; Venetian,48; guilder, Andrew (of Scotland), Arnoldus (of Gueldres) Rhenish,148,149; Lewe, Louis d'or,148; noble,148; Philippus (Philipe d'or) of Brabant,148; Plaques, of Utrecht,148; Postlate,148; Rider, Scots, of Burgundy,148; Ryall, English,148; Setiller,148Colchester,140,154,168Cold Mart,147,193Coleridge,57Colne, curate of,127Cologne,148Coloni,21-2Columbina, The (Seville),183Columbus,71,183Company: East India ('John Company'),156; Fishmongers,150; Haberdashers,151; Mercers,149; Merchant Adventurers,122; Staplers.Chapter VIpassimCompline,79,82Consrater,168Constantinople (seeByzantium),41,42,46,50,51,62Convent,seeNunneriesCookery, Medieval,100,112-17,186Corea,49Corte Milioni,63Cotswolds,123,125,129,136,137,138,145,147,150Cotton, Ann,166Court Rolls,26Coverdale,165Coxall,seeCoggeshallCoxall's Whites,178,197Crimea,42,50Croke, Mistress,129Crusader, Crusades,41,157

Caffa,42

Calais,121,125,137,138,139,140,142,143,144,145,146,147,148,150,200

Cambaluc (seePeking),57,59,60,61,67

Cambrensis, Giraldus,176

Canale, Martino da,43-5,48,50,177,179,180

Candia,42

Canterbury,74

Canterbury Tales,74,75,91,183,186

Canton,70

Ca' Polo,62,63

Carrara, Francesco,179

Carsy, Anthony,149

Caspian Sea,40,54

Cassiodorus,39,180

Castro, Diego da,149

Cathay (see alsoChina),47,50,58,70,71,72,178

Caucasus,49,180

Cely: family of wood merchants,137-47passim; George,125,137,138,142,147; Richard,125,137,138,142; William,125,138,142,149

Cely papers,125,137,142,145,147,148,189

Ceylon,43,47,61,70

Chagatai, Khan of,51

Chao Mêng-fu,59,182,198

Chao Yung,59

Charlemagne,2,20,22,23,24,25,27,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,74,176

Charms (see alsosuperstition),27-9,100,116,175

Châtelet,100

Chaucer,26,43,74,75,81,88,89,90,91,92,93,94,95,99,104,112,119,138,142,148,152,183

Chelmsford,168

Chesne, Jean du,114

Chichevache,104

Chi'en Hsüan,59

Child-marriages,126-7,190

Chilperic, King,2,13

Chilterns,125

China (see alsoCathay),43,46-50,52,57-61,66,67-70,178,180,181

Chioggia, War of,179

Church, attitude to: child marriages,126,190; convent pets,91; dancing,30,31,88; decline of Roman Empire,9; monastic intercourse with the world,92,93; nuns' dowries,78; superstition,28,29,30; attack on worldliness of,74; bequests to (see alsoWills),151,

168; brasses in,seebrasses; councils of,174

Churches of: Barking, All Hallows,123,151; Beauchamp St Pauls,168; Bradwell,168; Calais, Our Lady,151; Chipping Campden,123; Chipping Norton,123; Cirencester,123,157; Clare,164,168; Coggeshall, St Peter ad Vincula,157,159,168,172,195; Constantinople, St Sophia,41; East Anglia,159; Lechlade,123; London, St Olave's,124; Linwood,123,190; Markswell,168; Newbury,163; Newland,157; Northleach,136,157; Ovington,168; Pattiswick,168; Peking,71; Poslingford,168; Stoke Nayland,168; Venice, St Mark's,41,44,46,60,66,179

Cipangu (Japan),72,183

Cistercian, Citeaux,83,136

Clare,154,164,168,178

Clarke, Thomas,144

Cloth,seeChapter VIIpassim,195; capitalism in industry,164; Coxall's whites,178,197; growth of English manufacture of,122-3; makers of,120,161; merchants of,seeMerchants,Paycocke,Staple; processes in manufacture,153,154,161,164; where made,122-3,154,155

Cochin China,57,67

Coggeshall,seeChapter VIIpassim,154,155,159,160,164,166,167,168,169,170,172

Coinage, debasement and rates of exchange of,148

Coins: crown, new and old, of France,148; David, of Utrecht,148; Falewe, of Utrecht,148; florin, Rhenau,148; groat, Carolus, Hettinus, Limburg, of Milan, of Nimueguen,148,149; Venetian,48; guilder, Andrew (of Scotland), Arnoldus (of Gueldres) Rhenish,148,149; Lewe, Louis d'or,148; noble,148; Philippus (Philipe d'or) of Brabant,148; Plaques, of Utrecht,148; Postlate,148; Rider, Scots, of Burgundy,148; Ryall, English,148; Setiller,148

Colchester,140,154,168

Cold Mart,147,193

Coleridge,57

Colne, curate of,127

Cologne,148

Coloni,21-2

Columbina, The (Seville),183

Columbus,71,183

Company: East India ('John Company'),156; Fishmongers,150; Haberdashers,151; Mercers,149; Merchant Adventurers,122; Staplers.Chapter VIpassim

Compline,79,82

Consrater,168

Constantinople (seeByzantium),41,42,46,50,51,62

Convent,seeNunneries

Cookery, Medieval,100,112-17,186

Corea,49

Corte Milioni,63

Cotswolds,123,125,129,136,137,138,145,147,150

Cotton, Ann,166

Court Rolls,26

Coverdale,165

Coxall,seeCoggeshall

Coxall's Whites,178,197

Crimea,42,50

Croke, Mistress,129

Crusader, Crusades,41,157


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