_Oak_, in Navarre, order of, I. 374.
_Obedience_, dignity of, I. 6.
_Olympic_ games, their inferiority to the games of chivalry, I. 259.
_Orbigo_, account of a singular passage of arms at, II. 292-296.
_Orders_, the religious, their general principles, I. 333.
Qualifications for them, 336.
Use of the religious, 337.
Military orders, ib.
Dormant orders, 366.
Singular titles of, 371.
_Ordonnance_, companies of, established by Charles VII., their
unchivalric nature, II. 209.
_Orleans_, Duke of, his satire on the heaviness of English armour, I.
91.
_Orris_, Michael de, the romantic and chivalric nature of his love, I.
322.
_Ostrich_ feathers, whether originally a crest or a device of the Black
Prince, I. 101, &c.
_Otterbourn_, description of that chivalric battle, II. 76, &c.
_Oxenford_, Earl of, amusing story of his absurd pride, I. 36.
_Oxford_, Edward Vere, Earl of, his coxcombry and romantic gallantry,
II. 150.