Boniface, his abrenuntiatio diaboli, 295. Bouulf, 307. Bremen, 285. British Museum, Alcuin’s Bible, 257. C Ceolfrith, 78. Charlemagne, _see_ Karl. Chur, 269. Coire, 269. Colcu, 150-3. Cold in the Alps, 271-3. Columba, _see_ Rotruda. Comb, riddle of, 269. Constantine Copronymus, 201. Constantine the Great, Donation by, 195, 320. Constantine VI, 193. Cormery, 31, 223-8. Coronation Forms, Anglo-Saxon, 261-3. Cuckoo, the (Cuculus), Arno’s letter to, 276. Cuckoo, Alcuin’s lament on, 277. D Danes, 126. Devil, interview of Alcuin with, 43; of St. Martin, 44. Dictated letters, &c., 7. Donation of Constantine, 195, 320, 321. Drithelme, vision of, 273. Dunwich, 159, 301. E Eadbert, 76, 122. Eadfrith, 125. Eanbald I (York), 21, 161. Eanbald II, 163-9. Eanred, 124. Eardulf, 123. Eata, 79. Ecgbert (Ireland), 8. Ecgbert (York), 12, 13, 53, 54, 76. Ecgfrith, 106. Eginhard (Bezaleel), 33, 283, 284. Elephants, 289-92. Elfwald, 124. Elmham, 159, 301. Epternach, 6. Ethelred I, 123. Ethelred II, 124. Ethelwald, 122, 125. F Felix, 174-9, 298. Ferrières, 1, 28. Frankfort, Council of, 183. Fredegisus (Fridugisus), 27, 226, 227, 256. Fulda, 26, Appendix A. G George, legate, 310. Gisla (Lucia), 253; letter to Alcuin, 254, 256. Graduale, 260. Gregory, Pope, the Pastoral Care, 169-71. H Hadrian I, 21; raises Lichfield to an Archbishopric, ch. v; fears Offa, 92; to be consulted on a treatise of Felix, 177; letter to Karl, 323. Harun al Raschid, 324. Hereditary descent, 5-7. Hexham, 137. Higbald, 132. Huguenots, 210. I Image-worship, 181-3. Irene, 193. Itherius, 217, 224-6. J Jaenbert of Canterbury, despoiled, ch. v. Jarrow, 127, 135. Joseph, Archbishop of Tours, ch. xiv. K Karl, 21, 22; visits Alcuin at Tours, 31; loved foreigners, 33; invites Alcuin, 54; quarrels with Offa, 98; letters to Offa, 99, 119; letter to Athelhard, 120; his visits to Rome, 186-91; grants to Cormery, 225; blames the brethren of St. Martin’s, ch. xiv; letter to Alcuin (sanctuary), 235; described by Theodulf, 245; questions to Alcuin, 280-4; described by Eginhart, 284. Kenulf, 93, 111. L Languages of Carolingian times, 292-6. Lectores, 317. Legates, papal, 91, 310. Leo III deprives Lichfield, ch. vi; charges against, 188-90; crowns Charlemagne as Emperor, 190. Libraries, at the Cathedral Church of Tours, 220; Marmoutier, 221; St. Martin’s, 222; Tours and the neighbourhood, 219, 222; York, 84, 85. Libri Carolini, 183. Lichfield, made an Archbishopric, ch. v. Lindisfarne, 125-7, 132. Liturgies, 260. Louis, son of Karl, 31. Lucia, _see_ Gisla. Luitgard, 245. M