Maid-servants, I., VI., VII., 52, 83
Manners, at table, 37
Maps, xlii.
March, family name of Vives’ mother, vii.
Market, the, at Valencia, 205
Martial quoted, 45, 79, 81, 122, 123
Master of the feast, the king’s, 168
Master of the horse, 165
Market, 36
Meals, 24
Meats, 137
Mena, Juan de, quoted, xlv., 88
Merchant, the, 49
Miller, the, 134
Milton, John, xxvii., xl.
Mimus quoted, 156
Modesty, real and fictitious, 227
Monastery, Carthusian, 87;
Franciscan, 87
Moor, a white, 23
Morning best for learning, 92
Mortar, 122
Mosquito-net, 115
Motta, Peter, xxxv., xxxvi.
Mountebank, 3
Mulcaster, Richard, xxiv., xli.
Muses, number of the, 136
Music of birds, 89
Mysteries, study of, by nobles, 222
Names of Vives’ friends in the _Dialogues_, xxxiii.
Napkin, 32, 130, 131
Nature, in the _Dialogues_, xliv.
Nazianzenus, 113
Neapolitan horse, 176
Nebrissensis, Antonius, _see_ Lebrija
Nightingale, the, 45, 88–88
Night-studies, 110, 111, 112
Noah, 157
Nobility, ignorance of writing, 67;
contempt of knowledge, 69
Nobles and education, XXIV.
Nut-shells, used by boys for ants’ houses, 22
Obedience to the laws, 239
Occupation of courtiers, 170
Old men, 180, 228
One-eyed carpenter, 52
Opinions of Vives held by Budé, Erasmus, xii.;
and Sir Thomas More, xiii.
Oppugnator, 107
Orbilius, the schoolmaster, 91
Ovid quoted, 78, 116, 234
Painting, XXIII.
Palimpsist, 71
Pantry, 36
Paper, 73
Papias, 105
Paris, 116;
University of, 199
Parts of the body, XXIII.
Pastry-cook, 147
Paul, the Apostle, 96
Pauline precept, 141
Persians, 136, 215
Persius quoted, 80
Pestle, 122
Philip, Prince, xxii., xxvii., xxviii., XX.;
“the darling of Spain,” 176
Philosophers, 46
Physicians and wine, 140
Pictures, 95
_Pietas literata_, ideal of, xlviii.
Piety, 145
Plato, 36, 105;
authority of, 239
Plautus quoted, 152, 207
Play of being king, 175
Playing with dog, 7
Pliny, 20, 40, 46, 88, 149
Points, 2, 23
Polaemon, 232
Popularity-hunting, 222
Pottage, 142
Prayer, 5;
the Lord’s, 5;
morning, 1, 83, 87;
to the saints, 234;
to Christ, 237
Preachers in churches, 225
Precepts of education, l., XXV.
Priests and literature, 173
Principal (_gymnasiarcha_), 43
Propugnator, 107
Pythagoras, 116
Quills, 70;
quill-sheath, 70;
goose-quills, 71;
hen’s quills, 71;
making of quill-pens, 71
Quintilian quoted, 65
Reading, 18 _sqq._
Recreation, grounds, 87;
in bad weather, 185
Reeds (pens), 70, 113
Respect to the old, 237
Reverence of priests, 237
Rhetoric, 102
River, 61, 183
Rome, 118
Rope-dancer (_funambulus_), 51
Rush-mats, 97
Saviour, our, quoted, 141
Scaevola, Mutius, 97
Scaevolae, 217
Scholarship ill-esteemed in Belgium, 154
School, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 19;
Vives’ idea of the, xxxix.
School-fees, 10
Schoolmasters, 9, 15, 36, 122, 123, 136
Scipio Africanus, 210
Seal, of letters, 70
Secretaries to nobles, 70
Silence before elders and superiors, 238
Siliceus, literary tutor of Prince Philip, 173
Sister, Vives’, 201
Sky, the open, 64
Slavery of ignorance, 174
Sluggishness, danger of, 184
Socrates, 105
Sophocles, 114
Spaniards, 92, 104
Spanish cap, 87
Spanish inn, 126
Spanish navigations, 95
Spanish triumph (in cards), 189
Spring, 88
Stakes, 23, 191
Statues in a house, 96 _sqq._
Statutes of schools enjoining Vives’ _Dialogues_, xxxiv.
“Still” wine, 139
Stories, nineteen, told by students, VIII.
Stunica, educator of Prince Philip, 173
Style of _Dialogues_, xxxvi.
Styles (pens), 70
Subject-matter and style of _Dialogues_, xxxii.
Suits in cards, names of, 189
Summer-house, 97
Sun-dial, 82
Syracusans, 111
Tapestry, 97
Teacher, 54, 101;
choice of, 9, 19, 25, 31
Teachers in Belgium, 154;
Pandulfus, 56;
the best living, 179;
clients of nobles, 223
Tennis in France and Belgium, 202;
in Valencia, 203
“Thanks” to a host, 148–148
Thrashing by teachers, 70
Tongs, 119
Trunk, story arising from the, 39
Truth and flattery at court, 170–170
Truth-speaking, 241
Tumbler, the, 51
Turkey-carpets, 130
Twins, 43
Tyrones, 102
Umpire, 25
Urbanity, 233
Ushers’ conversation at school-meal, 35 _sqq._
Valdaura, Margaret, wife of Vives, xi., xxxiii.
Valencia, city of, XXII.
Valerius Maximus, 95
Valla, Laurentius, xx., 47
Vegetables, selling of, 15
Vergil, 40, 54, 91, 112, 123, 136
Vernacular, in education, xlvi.-xlviii.
Vernacular literature before the Renascence, xviii.
Verse-maker, Mannius the, 44
Verse-making, 123
Vives, J. L., at school at Valencia, ix.;
his schoolmasters, x.;
one of the Renascence triumvirate, vii.;
his parents, vii.-ix.;
and scholasticism, ix.;
at Paris, xi.;
at Bruges, xi.;
at Louvain, xi.;
at Lyons, xi.;
and Princess Mary, xiv.;
life in London, xv.;
his wife, Margaret Valdaura, xv.;
and boys, xxxvii., l.;
his _De Tradendis Disciplinis_, vii., x., xvi.;
his _De Institutione Feminae Christianae_, viii., xiv.;
commentary on St. Augustine’s _Civitas Dei_, xiii.;
his _Introductio ad Sapientiam_, xv.;
his _De Officio Mariti_, xvi.;
his _De Europae Dissidiis et Bello Turico_, xvi.;
his _De Veritate Fidei Christianae_, xvi.;
his _De Anima_, xvi.
Vives, J. L., references to himself in the _Dialogues_: a sufferer
from gout, 34;
names wells in the city of Louvain, 92;
his verse-writing, 196–196;
his father’s house in Valencia, 201
Wainscoting, 97
Wash-basins, 129
Washing, 4, 86
Watch (_horologium viatorium_), 40
Water, 92, 141
Water-drinking, xlv.
Well, the Latin and the Greek at Louvain, 92
Whist, French and Spanish, 189
Wife of a drunkard, 151
Winding-stairs, 96
Window-panes, 96
Windows, wooden and glass, 1
Wine, 137
Wine-cellar, 98
Wine-drinking, xlv.
Writing, X.;
usefulness of, 66;
writing-master, 68
Writing-tablet, 21
Xenocrates, 232
Xenophon, 105, 113
Zabatta, Angela, learned lady of Valencia, 201
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