_Inauguration_, ceremony of, into knighthood, when and where performed,
I. 50.
Its circumstances, 50-54.
_Ingelbertes_, Saint, joust at, I. 302-314.
_Ipomydon_, romance of, I. 28.
_Isabella_, the Lady, a heroine of chivalry, I. 235.
_Italian_ armour, excellence of, I. 105.;
II. 293. note, 330.
_Italy_, but little martial chivalry in, II. 324.
Chivalric education, 321.
Changes of the military art in, 325.
Chivalry in the north of, 329.
Esteem in which the word of knighthood was held, ib.
Chivalry in the south of, 331.
Mode of creating knights in, 334.
Religious and military orders in, 335.
Political use of knighthood, 336.
Folly of an Italian mob regarding knighthood, ib.
School of Italian Generals, 328.
Chivalric sports in, 338.
_Ivanhoe_, errors of the author of, regarding Anglo-Saxon and Norman
chivalry, I. 383. note;
and concerning the Knights Templars, 387. note;
and also concerning the nature and names of chivalric sports, 327.