_Falconry._ See _Hawking_.
_Falcons_, placed on perches above knights at chivalric entertainments,
I. 281.
_Father in chivalry_, the respect which a knight bore to the cavalier
that knighted him, I. 54.
_Festivals_, description of chivalric, I. 176. 379.
At tournaments, 281.
_Fidelity_ to obligations, a great virtue in knights, I. 151.
_Flodden_, chivalric circumstances at battle of, II. 121.
_Flowers_, Romance of, remarks on, I. 315. note.
_Forget-me-not_, romantic story of this flower: joust concerning it,
I. 315.
_France_, state of, after the death of Du Guesclin, II. 203.
Chivalry in baronial castles, II. 169.
Knighthood given to improper persons, 211.
Extinction of chivalry in, 226.
Ridiculous imitation of chivalry by the profligate soldiers of a
profligate king, 228.
_Francis I._, his chivalric qualities, II. 223.
Circumstances which disgraced his chivalry, 224.
Knighted by Bayard, 225.
_Fraternity_, origin and history of the spirit of, I. 4.
Encouraged by the institutions of Arthur, 379.
_Froissart_, character of his history, _Preface_.
_Frojaz_, Don Rodrigo, a Spanish knight, chivalric mode of his death,
I. 71.
_Furs_, fondness of people in the middle ages for them, I. 49. 85.
note.