_Geschichte der Logik_, 14 note, 19.
_Proverbs_, early English, 203.
Quintus Curtius, 155.
Raymond Lully, 18.
Raynaud, M. G., 270.
Renan, M., 201.
_Reynard the Fox_, 286 _sq._
Rhys, Professor, 136 _sq._
Robert of Gloucester, 204 _sq._
_Robin et Marion_, 317, 318.
_Roland, Chanson de_, 29 _sq._
Romance of the Rose, the, 299 _sq._
_Romancero Francais_, 27.
_Romanzen und Pastourellen_, 270.
Roscellin, 17.
Ruteboeuf, 312, 313.
Sagas, 339 _sq._
_Santa Maria Egipciaca_, 407, 408.
Scotus Erigena, 17.
Scotus, John Duns, 18.
_Siete Partidas_, 409.
_Specimens of Lyric Poetry_, 209 _sq._
Strasburg, Gottfried von, 243-246.
St Victor, Adam of, 8.
Sully, Maurice de, 323.
Swinburne, Mr, 331, 367, 370.
Theodorus Prodromus, 379.
Thomas of Celano, 9.
Thomas of Kent, 158.
Thoms, Mr, 282.
Ticknor, Mr, 393 _sq._
Todi, Jacopone da, 8.
Tressan, Comte de, 28.
_Tristram, Sir_, 116.
Troubadours, the, 362 _sq._
Troy, the Tale of, 167 _sq._
Troyes, Chrestien de, 101 _sq._
Turpin, Archbishop, 29.
Tyre, William of, 327.
Tyrwhitt, 25.
Valerius, Julius, 152 _sq._
Veldeke, H. von, 242.
Vigfusson, Dr, 267.
Villehardouin, G. de, 323 _sq._
Vincent of Beauvais, 18.
Vogelweide, Walther von der, 256-261.
_Volsunga Saga_, 228, 229.
Wace, 98.
Walter, Archdeacon of Oxford. See Geoffrey of Monmouth.
Walter of Chatillon, 155.
Walther von der Vogelweide, 256-261.
Ward, Mr, 164.
Warton's _History of Poetry_, 139.
Weber, 163.
William IX., of Poitiers, 364.
William of Tyre, 327.
Wolfram von Eschenbach, 126, 251-256.
Wright, Thomas, 209.
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