the castle, whereon stood a companie on foote with a displayed ancient,
there were standinge 400 boures or husband and laboringe countrymen
representinge the communalty and 4th state or parte of the land, all
armed accordinge to the ould and auncient custome and manner of their
country, videlicet, they had an ould weatherbeaten ancient wherein was
painted the name Ziseha (sic),[19] theire auncient captaine or generall
and deliverer, with a challice, and the hoste or signe of a wafer, eache
theire armes of the ould fashion, a hevy brestplate, a massie headepeece
to assault and scale with all, wooden clubes set with iron spikes, iron
flayles of threshalle, crosbowes, great iron sheildes, with 2-handed
swords, and stood in battaile array as Lizeha (sic) had in his time
appointed them. When his Majestie came unto them he stayed a while and was
by theire captaine entertained and welcommed with a Lattine ovation, who
did greatlie congratulate his Majesties comeinge, and havinge concluded,
the multitude began to cry out, Vivat, vivat Rex Fredericus! and so ran
together to route on a heape one amongst another, makinge such a greate
noyse with theire armes as that his Majestie tooke greate pleasure thereat
and could not forbeare laughter. Before his Majestie there marched 400
horsemen under theire Coronell Kinsby (sic), representinge the knightehood
and gentry of the land, who had 8 silver trumpetts and 4 other trumpetts
with 8 cettledrummes; theire cornett was of blew damaske whereon were the
Prince Elector Palatine’s armes richly imbrodered; the Lords Derectors
and States of the land followed after bravelie mounted; after them rid
the Duke of Mansterberge (sic) of Silesia, haveinge on his right hand the
Duke of Wertemberge and on the left hand the younge Prince of Anhalt.
Then rid his Majestie’s Lord brother Lodowicke with ould Prince Dhinstion
(Christian) of Anhalt, after whome imediatelie followed his kinglie
Majestie on a blacke greate horse covered with a blacke footeclothe
all over imbrodered with silver. Then followed the Queene ridinge in a
exceeding rich coatch, like the whereof had never beene seene afore in
Prague, and by her sate the younge Prince her sonne; after her Majestie
came 2 other coatches wherein were the wives and daughters of divers
princes and earles, after which followed sundry other coatches with many
gentlewoemen, maides of honor and others, and after these came lastly the
Prince Electors owne coronell and harquebus horsemen and footemen in good
order, the horsemen well mounted, all statelie deckt with brave attire,
faire liveries and gallant scarfes of blewe, the King’s colours.
[19] John Žižka, the Hussite.
This ridinge through the cittie lasted 3 houres longe, and was beheld of
many thousands of people to theire greate admiracion; his Majestie tooke
therein greate pleasure and did oftentimes put off his hatt, and with a
chearefull countenance bowe himselfe towerds the people, as did also the
Queene both chearefully and with greate majestie. When they were come
within the castle court there the(y) sawe a man sittinge above uppon the
churche with an auncient in his hand and waveing it over his heade, and
then another man sittinge uppon the rounde ball on the steeple toppe, who
played a longe time uppon a kettledrumme.
In the castle court theire Majesties alighted nere unto the longe hall
and went towerds the greene chamber, where there stoode a great number
of Bohemian laydes and gentlewoemen of good rancke richly attired, who
received her Majestie with greate reverence, and so attended on her into
her lodgings. All things were accomplished with such state, honor, and
good successe as the like was never yett done unto any Romane Emperor; all
which shall shortlie be cutt in brasse, and made publicke unto the viewe
of the worlde.
Here followeth the King’s coronacion.
All the highe officers of the kingdome as of nobilitie the Lord Chiefe
Burgrave Lord Bhonstowe, Barron of Bercha, the Lord Highe Steward of
the Lands, Lord Wilham Lobkowth or Belkowth Barron, Lord de (sic) High
Chamberlaine Lord John Barron of Tallonberge, the Lord Chiefe Justice
of the land, Lord Wentzeslawe, William Barron of Ruppa, the Lord Highe
Chancellour Lord Paul Barron of Ritschan, the Lord Chiefe Justice of the
Feodaries, Lord Peter Barron of Schambergke, the Lord Chiefe Burgrave of
Charlestone, Lord Joachim, Andrew Erle of Sclicke, Knights of the gentry,
the Chiefe Secretary of the land, Caspar Caepler, Undertreasurer Procopius
Dirarssetche, Underburgrave of Charlestone Bohnslaire of Micholowth, and
the Burgrave of the knightlie province, or tract of Grotzer, Henry Ottoe
of Losse and many others, beinge summoned and come the 22th of Octob. ould
stile, 2 (sic) Novemb. newe stile, to give their attendance, and doe
their service at the coronacion, the same was done on Munday the 4th of
Novemb. newe stile, that is the 25 of October. ould stile in the manner as
followeth.
First after the lords, the States, had attended his Majestie into the
castle churche and brought him into St. Wentzeslawes chappell, there they
putt uppon his Majestie the regall robe, which was a longe white sattine
or damaske gowne all over imbroidered with goulde; before went 40 preists,
singeinge men and querresters in white surplices, then behinde them 7
other more principall preists in blewishe or violett cloakes with rich
taffitie hatts of the same collor; after them followed the officers of the
kingedome carryinge the jewells and ensignes belongeing to the coronation,
as namely, the hereditary Archbutler of the kingedome of Bohemia with a
gilded silver tunne, the hereditarie Archcupberer with a silver potte,
and 2 others followinge them, bearinge 2 gilded bowles; the(n) followed
the Lord High Steward of the land with the scepter, the Lord Chiefe
Justice of the kingedome with the regall ball, the Archburkgrave with
the crowne, bearinge it in bothe his hands; after went the Heralde of
the kingedome Bohemia in his coate of armes with a white staffe in his
hand, then the hereditarie Lord High Marshall of the crowne of Bohemia
with the regall electorall sworde in a red velvett sheathe, after whome
immediatelie followed his Majestie bareheaded, havinge on the right hand
the Lord Administrator of the Bohemian Protestant Colledge and on his left
side another Bohemian preacher (who afterwards made the sermon), both
of them attyred in blacke velvett gownes. These 2 brought his Majestie
unto the alter, where they kneeled downe with him and prayed a while,
and then goeinge backe from the alter, they sett his Majestie in a faire
chaire of hayre-colored vellvett, who returneinge to the alter, the Lord
Administrator began to act and reade aloude certaine statutes of Lattine,
which done, the trumpetts sounded a greate noise; after was begun to be
sunge in Lattine Veni Sancte Spiritus, and thereuppon in the Bohemian
tongue God the Father dwell us by was also sunge, a collect reade, and the
preacher putt on his white surplice, went up into the pulpitt to preach
in the Bohemian speech. After he had propounded the matter he was to
treate of, and prayed, he stayed there till the people had sunge the 20th
Psalme also in the Bohemian language; then he went on with his sermon,
and yet in the meanewhile, betweene the partes thereof, were 3 severall
times Bohemian hymnes sunge; the sermon beinge ended the foresaid Lord
Administrator went againe to the alter and did there in Lattine singe the
Letany, which done, the trumpetts and musicke made a marveilous sweete
melodie, which done, a chapter out of the Apostle Paule to Timothy was
reade before the altar, and 2 Bohemian himnes sunge; this ended, the Lord
Administrator, with the preacher, the Lord Chief Burgrave, the Lord High
Steward and Lord Greate Chamberlaine of the land, attended his Majestie
to the alter, where they all kneeled downe and prayed againe. Then
they stoode up and, haveinge spoken unto his Majestie concerninge the
accustomed oathe he was to take, the Lord Chiefe Burgrave spake thrice
alone unto the people to this effect: “Seeing we are nowe aboute to
crowne his Majestie, it is thought meete againe to admonishe you joyntlie
to tell us freelie, whether it be your wills that we shall proceede on
forwards and crowne his Majestie?” Whereupon the people with a full and
jointe consent cryed out amaine and said everie time, “We will.” Then the
Lord Cheife Burgrave held a booke unto his Majestie, whereon his Majestie
haveing laide his 2 fingers, the Lord Cheife Burgrave reade the accustomed
oathe unto him in the Bohemian tongue, which his Majestie performed unto
the Lords the States repeatinge every word of it after the Lord Chief
Burgrave. Then his Majestie kneeled downe before the altar, where the
Lord Administrator stoode before him, holdinge on the booke a gilded box,
wherein was oyle, of which he tooke a little with one finger and anointed
therewith his Majestie’s foreheade, strekeinge it in forme of a crosse.
This beinge done, the Lord High Marshall delivered the sword into the
hands of the Lord Administrator, who took it and presentlie gave it to his
Majestie, sayinge these wordes: Per Dominum nostrum Jesum Christum Amen.
After this he delivered unto him, first the scepter, then the regall ball,
put a red velvett cap upon his heade, and the lord Administrator takeinge
up the crowne in his hands, whereon the Lord Chiefe Burgrave, the Lord
Highe Steward of the land, the Lord Great Chamberlaine of the land, and
the other preist or minister tooke holde, and so joyntly sett the crowne
uppon his Majesties head in the name of the Holy and Blessed Indivisible
Trinitie, and then (he) was by them all lifted up, attended to his chaire
and sett therein with the crowne upon his heade and the ball and scepter
in his hands. Now when all this was done the Lord Cheife Burgrave said
unto the Lords the States: “My Lords, seeinge our gracious Kinge is
already crowned, so are we nowe accordinge unto our custome to sweare
allegeance unto him and to the crowne and acknowledge him for our gracious
Kinge and lord.” Hereupon the Lord Cheife Burgrave kissed the regall ball,
his Majestie’s right hand, touched the crowne with his 2 fingers, bowed
himself before his Majestie, and so went aside, giveinge way. About an
100 persons did all the like. After this did the Lord Administratour with
a loude voyce singe Te Deum laudamus. This followed the whole musicke,
cornetts, saggebutts, trumpetts, kettledrummes; the bells in all three
citties of Prague did ringe, 28 peeces of great ordinance made readie for
the purpose were discharged, and the citizens and souldiers of the cittie,
beinge 13 companies of foote and sundry cornetts of horse, discharged all
theire ouer (sic).
After that his Majestie had (sittinge in his coronation chaire) knighted
5 lords and 3 gentlemen, he rose and went thence attended with all the
lords others to the records of the land, where also accordinge to auncient
use and custome he sware to preserve and mainetaine them and subscribed
unto all he was to subscribe unto. Where as his Majestie went and returned
there were divers sorts of coynes of gould and silver throwne amongst
the people, one of which had on the one side this inscription, God and
theire (sic) cuntryes have given unto me this crowne, and on the other
side were five hands houldinge on a crowne, signifying the kingedome of
Bohemia and the 4 incorporated cuntries. All alonge the streetes, and
within the castle whereupon his Majestie rid and went to the records of
the land, there was broade clothe spreade on the ground, which at his
comeing backe was all given for larges and made prizd unto the people. At
his comeinge backe into the castle dinner was made ready, where was one
table of state prepared, whereat his Majestie sate in his regall robes
with the crowne on his heade, and the Queene with him. There were other
tables besides furnished as whereat sate the above said greate officers
and the rest of the Lords the States, and the(n) 14 other free tables
for strangers: within the castle court there were goodlie fountaines
made, which untill night ran plentifullie with wine red and white free
for all to take of that would. About the midst of dinner his Majestie,
the crowne to be taken off, stoode up and dranke into the health of all
the 3 states and Bohemia, and caused it to be drunke round aboute hall.
In the interim betweene his Majestie’s coronacion and the Queene’s, his
Majestie first confirmed all the officers and governours of the kingedome
in theire offices and governmentes, commanndinge justice and government
to goe on in the ordinarie due course as was meete and requisite. Then
next perceivinge that the stewes and brothelhouses were there still in
use and tollerated, and had theire house within the bulwarke round aboute
the cittie, and withall a world of poore and needy people as well of able
bodyes as aged, sicke and impotent, lyinge and standinge in the streets
to the great dishonor of God and of religion, his Majestie both put downe
the stewes presentlie and commannded an hospitall and house of correccion
to be forthwith builded; that so theis aged, sicke and impotent might be
sufficientlie relived and mainetained and the idle bodie to be put into
gives and forced to worke and labour for theire liveinge, that so both
the cittie and the state might be eased and clensed of all such, as is his
owne cuntry.
The Queene’s coronacion was on Thursday the 28th of October ould stile in
all respects like the Kinge’s saye that the sermon was in High Dutche and
no coynes cast about thereat. V. 7, p. 23.
INDEX[20]
[20] _Bohemia in British State Papers and Manuscripts_ not indexed.
Absolon, K., 187
Alcock, Deborah, 78
Allen, Fred. H., 168
Anchoran, John, 29
Anketell, John, 121
Ansley, C. F., 68
Arbes, Jakub, 80
Augusta, John, 41, 66
Bailey, W. F., 162
Bain, Robert Nisbet, 38, 140
Balch, Emily Green, 22, 55, 56, 64, 163, 179, 180
Baker’s Biog. Dict. of Musicians, 67, 70, 151
Baker, James, 71, 78, 106, 108, 122, 147, 148, 168, 171, 177, 180,
185, 186, 187, 191, 192
Banks, J. S., 122
Barlow, William, 90, 93
Bardeen, C. W., 47, 138
Barry, Canon William, 168
Baudiš, Josef, 83
Bedford, H., 177
Behringer, C. F., 122
Bendl, Karel, 151
Beneš-Třebízský, Václav, 81
Beneš, Edouard, 162, 168
Beneš, Vojta, 98, 162
Benger, Elizabeth Ogilvie, 97
Benham, David, 108, 129
Berkeley, George Monck, 97
Bertram, Paul, 78
Biog. Dict. of Literature, 66, 140
Bird, A. F. R., 187
Bird, Remsen du Bois, 124
Birnbaum, Martin, 58
Black, John S., 111
Blaikie, W. G., 122
Blazé, de Bury, 97
Blind, K., 144
Blodgett, J. H., 137
Bolton, Henry C., 98
Bonnechose, F. P. E. B. de, 38, 39, 108, 126
Bonsal, Stephen, 169
Born, Baron Inigo, 147
Bost, Ami, 109
Botta, Anne C. L., 141
Bowring, Sir John, 48, 141, 143
Boyd, Neva L., 154
Breuer, Libbie A., 81, 82, 145
Brinton, Christian, 62, 192
Bristol, Frank M., 128
Brookbank, J., 130
Brook, A. Ten, 36, 100
Brooks, Sydney, 169
Brown, Charles L., 162
Brown, D., 122
Brožík, Václav, 20, 58, 66
Bruno, Guido, 82, 169
Budovec, Václav of Budova, 66
Burchenal, Elizabeth, 151
Burton, John Hill, 30
Busse, F., 137
Butler, Nicholas M., 47, 128, 138
Buxton, N., 169
Calkins, N. A., 137
Cambridge Modern History, 14, 38, 100, 104, 105, 140
Čapek, Thomas, 42, 52, 53, 81, 82, 98, 144, 158, 163, 180, 181
Carleton, Sir Dudley, 98
Carlyle, Thomas, 83
Carter, John J., 112
Čech, Svatopluk, 66, 81, 140, 144
Čermák, B., 144
Chapman, Benj., 99
Chapman, Henry G., 154
Chase, Edith B., 109
Chéradame, André, 15, 163, 169
Chesterton, G. K., 166
Císař, F., 122
Clark, Francis E., 188
Cleef, E. van, 149
Cobbe, Francis P., 180
Cole, G. A. J., 188
Collier, Jeremy, 44, 131
Colquhoun, Archibald P., 17, 99
Colquhoun, Ethel, 99
Compayré, Gabriel, 128
Connolly, Louise, 61
Cope, G., 106
Cox, William, 99
Cramer, M. J., 123
Cranz, David, 109
Crawford, F. Marion, 78
Crawford, W. H., 123
Creighton, M., 109
Cruchley, 159
Curtin, D. T., 163
Curtin, Jeremiah, 83
Dallas, R. C., 148
Damberger, Christian F., 56, 188
Davis, Catherine B., 181
Davis, J. W., 177
Denis, Ernest, 15
Destinn, Emmy, 51, 66, 154, 156
Dickinson, Clarence, 151
Dickinson, Edward, 151
Dickinson, Helen A., 151
Dignowity, Anthony M., 66
Dillon, Edward, 71
Dobrovský, Josef, 66
Dodsley’s Annual Register, 97, 98
Dominian, Leon, 188
Dorrian, Cecil I., 170
Doughty, H. M., 188
Dulken, H. W., 142
Durie, John, 132
Dušek, V., 123, 170
Dussek (Dusík), J. L., 51, 67, 151, 152, 156
Dvořák, Antonín, 23, 50, 67, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155
Dvořák, V. J., 155
Dyer, W. A., 71
Earbery, Matthias, 120
Eaton, John, 137
Eden, Lizzie Selina, 99
Edwards, Charles E., 123
Eisenmann, Louis, 38, 100
Eliášova, B. M., 72
Elson, Arthur, 152
Erben, Karel J., 28, 84, 126, 152
Evans, John, 97
Evans, M. J., 114
Fairfield, A. R., 144
Farnham, Amos W., 144, 192
Feistmantel, O., 149
Fejfar, F., 72
Felts, P., 123
Ferber, John James, 147
Fibich, Zděnek, 23, 67, 151, 153
Field, E. M., 128
Figulus, Peter, 35, 121
Finck, Henry T., 152
Firkins, Ina Ten Eyck, 64
Firth, Charles H., 34
Fisher, George P., 109
Fisher, L. J., 98
Fisher, Philip M., 137
Fitz-Simon, Henry, 100
Forman, Josef, 170
Fox, John, 109, 110
Francl, F., 26, 72
Fraser, W., 190
Fred, W., 61
Freeman, Edward A., 102
Frewer, Ellen, 57
Fuller, E., 76
Gardiner, Samuel R., 100
Gataker, Thomas, 110
Gayda, Virginio, 164
Giddins, George H., 123
Gillett, Ezra Hall, 39, 110, 123, 125
Gilpin, William, 110
Gindely, Anton, 36, 100
Gintl, Franz R. von, 85
Glasser, M., 177
Gleig, Georg R., 56, 188
Glenn, Thomas A., 100
Glünecke, G. J. R., 159
Good, James I., 123
Gooch, G. P., 170
Gradin, Arvid, 110
Grande, Julian, 170
Graves, Frank P., 128
Green, Mary A. E., 101
Gregor, Frances, 23, 36, 37, 67, 68, 69, 70, 79, 82, 101, 138, 144
Grégr, Edward, 67
Gribble, Francis H., 170
Grove’s Dict. of Music, 153
Gurowski, A. de, 145
Haberlandt, M., 60
Hadden, J. Cuthbert, 153
Hadow, W. H., 153
Hálek, Vítězslav, 140, 145
Hallivell, George W., 123
Hamilton, John T., 111
Hamlin, C., 170
Hanka, Wenceslaus, 144
Hanus, Paul H., 47, 128, 138
Hard, William, 171
Hark, J. M., 124, 128
Harrison, John, 34, 88, 92
Hartlib, Samuel, 130, 131, 132, 136
Harvitt, Helen J., 154
Hasse, A. C., 111
Haven, Gilbert, 176
Havlasa, Jan, 144, 146
Havlíček, Karel, 67, 140, 141, 174
Hawes, J. B., 149
Hay, Marie, 78
Hayes, Carleton J. H., 101
Hazen, Charles D., 101
Headlam, J. W., 164
Hedley, P. M. F., 155
Heilprin, A., 171
Heilprin, M., 171
Hejda, F. K., 156
Hensel, Octavia, 156
Herites, František, 81
Herrick, S. E., 111
Herrman, Augustine, 53, 67, 100, 101, 106, 160, 161
Hill, Birbeck, 102
Hilbert, Jaroslav, 76
Hlaváč, V. J., 156
Hodges, Le Roy, 179
Hodgson, Randolph L., 189
Hodgson, William, 111
Holárek, Emile, 58, 61
Holland, J. G., 142
Hollar, Wenceslaus, 20, 35, 53, 58, 59, 60, 67
Holme, Charles, 60
Holmes, John, 111
Holub, Emil, 57
Hoole, Charles, 45, 133
Hopkins, H. P., 156
Horgan, S. H., 63
Howell, Charles Fish, 176
Howitt, Mary, 79
Hoyt, C. O., 129
Hrbek, Jeffrey D., 21, 64, 68
Hrbkova, Šárka B., 69, 76, 77, 112, 171, 179, 181
Hrdlička, Aleš, 106, 171, 181, 190
Humpal, Rose M., 81
Hus, John, 18, 22, 38, 39, 68, 108-127
Hutton, J. E., 113
Hye, Isadoor, 106
Immerman, Karl, 141
Innes, J. H., 67, 101
Jacox, F., 106
James, Henry, 113
Janauschek, Francesca R. M., 27, 68, 76
Jansa, V., 177
Jefferys, T., 159
Jenkins, Robert C., 101
Jennewein, F., 61
Jerome of Prague, 30, 38, 68, 108-127
Jerrold, Walter C., 171, 186
Jewett, J. L., 125
Jičínský, J. Rudiš, 101, 183, 185
Jirásek, Alois, 27, 68
Jonáš, Charles, 24, 25, 49, 68, 72, 73, 181
Judson, Harry P., 98
Jung, V. A., 73
Jungmann, Josef, 22, 48, 68, 143
Kappey, Clara, 153
Karpeles, Benno, 179
Kautsky, Karl, 113
Kay, C. de, 149
Keatinge, M. W., 43, 134
Kelly, R. J., 164, 171
Kerner, R. J., 64, 101
Keysler, Johann Georg, 56, 189
Kiddle, Henry, 129
Kinner, Cyprian, 130
Kissner, J. G., 181
Kitts, Eustace J., 113
Klosé, Edwin G., 138
Koerner, K. T., 84
Kohl, Johann Georg, 56, 189
Kohlbeck, Valentine, 182
Kollár, John, 16, 22, 68, 140
Komenský, John Amos, 18, 19, 23, 35, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 69,
128-139
Kompiš, Peter S., 69
Kopta, Flora P., 49, 79, 81, 141, 192
Korbel, Mario, 61, 62
Kotouč, Otto, 144, 145, 182
Koukol, Alois B., 55, 182
Koula, Jan, 61
Kovářík, Alois F., 166
Král, J. J., 22, 52, 80, 81, 106, 112, 138, 145, 149, 155, 156, 157, 158
Kramář, Karel, 162, 171
Krasinski, Count V., 113
Krásnohorská, Eliška, 180
Kratina, Joseph, 62
Kratochvil, S., 164
Kravař (Crawar), Paul, 30
Krehbiel, H. E., 50, 155, 156
Krejsa, Antonie, 80
Kroupa, B., 57
Krupička, František, 73
Kryshanovskaya, V. I., 79
Kubelík, Jan, 51, 69
Kučera, Magdalena, 182
Kuhns, L. Oscar, 113
Kulamer, John, 69
Kvačala, John, 135
Kvapil, Jaroslav, 69, 76, 77
Landa, M. J., 172
Lang, Andrew, 30
Lang, Ossian H., 135
Langridge, Henry S., 85
La Trobe, Benjamin, 109
Latrobe, Bishop J., 113
Latrobe, C. I., 113
Laurie, S. S., 47, 135, 138
Lavington, G., 116
Law, Mary E., 138
Lederer, John, 57
Leger, Louis, 15, 68, 102
Lehner, Ferdinand, 60
Lenfant, Jacques, 113
Leslie, Emma, 79
Lessing, Karl F., 60
Levetus, A. S., 60, 62
Levine, Isaac Don, 172
Lingelbach, William E., 102
Lippert, Emanuel, 138
Lodge, Henry Cabot, 102
Lomas, S. C, 101
Long, R. C, 172
Longfellow, Henry W., 16, 141, 142
Losa, Václav, 123
Loserth, Johann, 38, 114, 122
Lowell, A. L., 164
Lublin, C. Owen, 62
Lucas, Annie, 79
Lützow, Count Francis, 22, 23, 37, 38, 39, 44, 46, 50, 55, 69, 85, 102,
112, 114, 124, 134, 142, 145, 172, 176
Máchal, Jan, 83
Machar, J. S., 49, 142, 145
McCabe, Lida Rose, 62
McClure, Archibald, 179
M’Cormick, W. B., 61
McCorry, John S., 114
Macdonald, James, 189, 193
MacKay, F. E., 76
Mackenzie, A. C., 156
Mackenzie, Campbell, 108, 109
McLaughlin, Allan, 182
Mallery, Charles Payson, 102
Malin, William Gunn, 22, 65, 114
Mamatey, Albert, 164
Mangan, J. C., 141
Mangasarian, M. M., 115
Marchant, Francis P., 145, 164
Masaryk, Alice G., 182
Masaryk, Thomas G., 52, 54, 69, 162, 164, 165, 167, 169, 170, 172, 182
Mashek, Nan, 183
Mason, Daniel G., 152, 153, 155
Mathews, W. B. S., 155
Maurice, Charles E., 23, 37, 68, 69, 102
Maxwell, W. H., 135
Mears, John W., 115
Měkota, Beatrice M., 77, 82
Melichar, A. G., 158
Melitz, Leo, 154
Mendelsohn, J., 156
Menzies, Robert, 120
Merrylees, John, 147
Meynier, H., 189
Michiels, Alfred, 103
Mika, G. H., 172
Miller, H. A., 112, 163, 172
Miller, Kenneth D., 183
Milles, Jeremiah, 149
Miškovský, Louis F., 125
Mitchell, John, 103
Moleville, M. Bertrand de, 50, 148
Monroe, Paul, 135, 139
Monroe (Munro), Robert, 95
Monroe, Will S., 16, 19, 23, 37, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 103, 129, 135,
139, 163
Montgomery, James, 137
Morfill, R. W., 49, 73, 79, 142, 144
Morgan, J., 152
Moryson, Fynes, 189
Mourek, Jane, 27, 60, 80
Mourek, V. E., 27, 73, 80
Mrazek, Joseph, 62
Mucha, Alfons M., 21, 60, 62, 69
Mulliken, E. G., 113
Mulliken, J. L., 113
Munroe, James P., 136
Mylechreest, Winifred B., 79
Naaké, John T., 83
Nádherný, E. V., 181
Namier, Lewis B., 165
Náprstek, Vojta, 61, 69
Narrative History of Music, 153
Nedobyty, Anna, 193
Neisser, George, 125
Němcová, Božena, 22, 27, 36, 69, 79, 81, 140
Neruda, Jan, 22, 69, 82, 140, 145
Newbigin, M. I., 149
Newman, Francis W., 103
Niederle, Lubor, 190
Nigrin, J. V., 53, 73, 141, 146
Nosek, V., 172
Ogden, John C., 117
Oldham, Sam. S., 117
Ondříček, F., 70
Ordéga, L., 173
Ordway, Edith B., 154
Paalzow, Henriette von, 79
Pacák, Louis, 73
Painter, F. V. N., 136
Palacký, Francis, 39, 49, 70, 106, 107, 140, 164
Palda, L. J., 173
Panther (pseud), 173
Parker, Samuel C., 136
Pastor, Josef, 158
Pastor, Ludwig, 117
Patera, A., 135
Paterson, Maurice, 136
Patin, Charles, 190
Payne, Joseph, 136
Payne, Peter, 38, 108, 192
Payne, W. H., 128, 136
Peabody, Elizabeth P., 103
Pennington, Arthur R., 117
Percival, James G., 141
Pergler, Charles, 55, 165, 166, 173
Pescheck, C. A., 118
Philip, Will., 88
Piper, C. R., 125
Pisek, Vincent, 153
Pite, Beresford, 177
Polasek, Albin, 62
Pope, R. Martin, 112
Powell, H. J., 71
Poyntz, Sydnam, 103
Pratt, Waldo S., 153
Price, Charles M., 60
Prince, J. D., 173
Prinsep, V. C., 63
Prochazka, J., 166
Prusík, Bořivoj, 150
Prynne, William, 118
Putnam, Samuel P., 104
Quick, R. H., 136, 139
Rae, W. Fraser, 193
Ralston, W. R. S., 178
Ramée, Louise de la, 14, 79
Rashdall, Hastings S., 118
Rau, Albert G., 125
Raumer, Karl von, 139
Raven, J. H., 139
Recht, Charles, 70, 76, 77, 167
Reich, Emil, 104
Reincke, Abraham, 118
Renselaer, M. G. van, 178
Richards, Agnes G., 62
Rieger, F. L., 70
Riis, Jacob, 179
Risler, Jeremias, 118
Robbins, Jane E., 183
Robinson, Edward, 142
Robinson, T. A. L. von J. (Talvj), 48, 49, 142, 145, 146
Rogers, Henry, 119, 125
Rokycana, Jan, 70
Rolt, Richard, 119
Roof, Katherine M., 156
Roosevelt, Theodore, 173
Rosenthal, Herman, 21, 65
Rosický, Marie Bayer, 148
Rosický, Rose, 148
Ross, E. A., 183
Rubicon (pseud), 173
Runciman, John F., 153
Rundle, Charles E., 119
Ruzicka, Rudolph, 61, 63
Sabina, Karel, 154
Sadeler, George E., 159
Šafařík, Paul J., 49, 70, 107, 140
Salinger, Richard, 154
Salvo, Marquis Carlo de, 190
Sand, George, 27, 80
Šašek, Václav of Bírkov, 29, 104, 106
Sauzay, A., 71
Schaff, David S., 38, 111, 119, 125
Schanzer, Hedwig, 63
Schauffler, H. A., 183
Schauffler, R. H., 173
Schem, A. J., 129
Schierbrand, Wolf von, 167
Schindler, Kurt, 154
Schmitt, Bernadote E., 173
Schoberl, Frederick, 148
Schwartz, H., 71
Schwarze, W. N., 39, 119
Schweinitz, Edmund de, 38, 39, 66, 68, 70, 119, 124
Scott, J. L., 136
Sebastian, Father, 124