Hallam, on the Albigensians, 233, 235; on the suppression, 334; on charity of the monks, 349. Happiness, the key to, 392. Hardwick, on the Albigensian doctrines, 233. Harnack, on early ascetics, 28; on nominal Christianity of Rome, 77; on life-ideal in the early church, 129; on monasticism and the church, 414. Hell, the monks' teachings about, 417. Helvidius, on celibacy, 113. Henry, King, II., and the British church, 165; III., invites students to England, 252; IV., confiscates alien priories, 338. Henry VIII., and the independence of English church, 163; and the fall of the monasteries, 286; opinions respecting his character, 288, 290; inconsistencies of, 291; "Defender of the Faith," 293; his divorce from Catharine, 293; breach with Rome, 294, 300; dangers to his throne, 295; monks enraged at, 296; as "Head of the Church," 297, 298; Act of Succession, 298; Oath of Supremacy, 298, 301; excommunicated, 306; the struggle for power, 324; suppresses "Pilgrims of Grace," 326; his use of monastic revenues, 328, 330; Coke on his promises to Parliament, 329; his motives for the suppression, 332; Hooper on reforms of, 339; an unconscious agent of new forces, 344; two epochs met in reign of, 346; Lecky on his use of monastic funds, 411. Heresy, growth of, in thirteenth century, 206; monks attempt extirpation of, 261, 402; Jesuits and, 276, 409. Heretical sects, attack vices of monks, 245. Hermit life, founder of, 35; unsuited to women, 107. Hermits, The, of India, 20; of Egypt, 33; their mode of life, 49; visit Rome, 71; effect of story of, in Rome, 71, 80, 84; of Augustine, 246. Hilarion, the hermit, 49. Hildebrand, _see_ Gregory VII. Hill, on manual labor, 142; on fall of monasticism, 345. History, monastic contributions to, 406. Hoensbroech, Count Paul von, on Jesuitical discipline, 268. Holiness, false views of, 421. _See_ Soul-purity and Salvation. Holy Land, motives for exodus to, 97. Holy Maid of Kent, 337. Home-life, not to be despised, 420. Honorius, III., Pope, sanctions Franciscan Order, 217; confirms Dominican Order, 239. Hooper, Bishop, on Henry's reforms, 339. Hospital, Knights of, _see_ Knights. Hospitals, founded by Fabiola, 105; Lecky on, 105; result of woman's sympathy, 111. Houghton, Prior, _see_ Charterhouse. Household duties, Jerome on, 114. _See_ Domestic Life. House of Lords, majority in the, changed, 347. Houses, Religious, _see_ Monasteries. Hugh, St., of Lincoln, and the swan, 157; Ruskin on, 189. Human affection, monks indifferent to, 394, 397. Hume, on the suppression, 333. Hypatia, Kingsley's, quoted, 61; death of, 48. I