Hohenstaufen, their fate avenged, 6-8.
Home, south Italian feeling for, 179.
Homer, his colour-sense, 52; on dragons, 100, 101; his idea of gifts,
123-124; his “Ore of Temese,” 202.
_Homo ibericus,_ 109.
Horace, 80, 154, 197; on Garganian winds, 21; his house at Venosa, 31;
praises the simple life but enjoys good food, 41; the perfect
anti-sentimentalist, 42; on Bandusian Fount, 43 _seq.;_ approves of
being genially unwise, 46; his _duplex ficus,_ 51; hatred of avarice,
218.
Huillard-Bréholles, I. L. A., 37, 186.
Humanitarians, their ferocity, 312.
Humour in south Italy, 58.
Huxley, T. H., 264.
Hymenæus, 39.
Ibn Alathir, 135.
Ibn Chaldun, 135.
Illegitimate infants, massacre of, 58-59.
“Il Saraceno,” journal, 4.
Imbriani, politician, 108.
Index, Congregation of, 260.
Industrialism, Italian craze for, 48, 148.
Inn-keepers, how to deal with, 106-108.
Innocent IV., 7.
Inquisition, 258, 260.
Intellectual undercurrent in south Italy, 33, 89, 188, 201.
“Interesse” (self-advantage), a guiding motive, 124.
Ionic spirit, traces of, 208; defies religious asceticism, 252.
Iorio, A. di, 51.
Italian government, plays at numbering houses, 20; punishes original
ideas, 35.
Italian heritage from Romans, 42, 277.
Italian music, its primitive appeal, 5, 231-232.
Italy, the original district so called, 195.
Jackdaws, discard their voices, 37.
Janace, forest, 146.
Januarius, saint, 249, 251.
Japygia, land of, 68.
Jerome, saint, 153.
Jesuits, 97, 249.
Jesus Christ, how regarded, 248.
Jews, colony at Venosa, 38; at Castrovillari, 122; at Caulonia and
elsewhere, 282; change in their race-characteristics, 126.
Johannes a S. Antonio, 162.
Johannes of Longobucco, 202.
John, saint, his blood, 251.
Johnson-Cory, W., 315.
Jones, W. M., on malaria, 290.
Joseph, saint, 250.
Joseph of Copertino, saint, his biographies, 69; feats of aviation,
71-72; takes a passenger, 73; his semi-cretinism, 74; why born in a
stable, 75; beatification and penitences, 76, 78.
Justice in south Italy, 278, 279.
Justinus, _quoted,_ 221.
Juvenal, 259.
Kant, E., 310.
Kerrich, Mr., his briar-industry, 270.
Kestrels, fishing for, 129.
Kheir-eddin, pirate, 140.
King and Okey, _quoted,_ 279.
“King Marcone,” brigand, 214.
Kircher, A., _quoted,_ 105.
Kissing, in life and literature, 315.
Knox, John, 310.
Konrad von Hildesheim, _quoted,_ 138.
Labonia, F. M., 202.
“La Cattolica,” church at Stilo, ill.
Lagonegro, town, 147.
Lakes, construction of artificial, 217; created by earthquakes, 285.
Lamartine, A. M., 190.
Lamb, Charles, 14.
Lambton Worm, a dragon, 102.
“Lamenti,” plaints in rime, 140.
Landslides, their destructive frequency, 218; how repaired, 293.
“La Quistione Meridionale,” a book, 278.
Lasor a Varea (Savonarola), 67, 144.
Latin points of view, opposed to Gothic, 42, 266.
Latinisms of speech, survival of, 53.
Latronico, village, 147.
Laurentius, bishop of Sipontum, 17.
Lauria, Roger de, 7, 8.
Law-breaking, unsuspected joys of, 36.
Lear, E., 40, in, 134.
Lefroy, E. C., 315.
Lenormant, F., on Manfredonia, 12; on Trinità abbey, 38; on Sybaris,
115; on Pandosia, 196; on Byzantine colonies, 272; at Bivona, 320; his
zest of knowledge, 321.
Leone da Morano, 144.
Leoni, N., 131, 161, 228.
Leoni (government official), 271.
Leo XIII, 263.
Lese, river, 205, 220.
Lesina, 7, 21.
Lewes, G. H., 267.
Ligorio, P., arch-forger, 143.
Liguori, A. di, saint, 256, 257, 259, 260.
“L’ Inglese,” brigand, 212.
Lions of Lucera, 3; of Venosa, 32.
Lipari, island, 276.
Lipuda, river, 197.
Lister, Lord, 312.;
Li Tartari, mountain, 196.
Livy, 197.
Lizard, the emerald, 205.
L’ Occaso, author, 134.