An encyclopedist of the dark ages: Isidore of SevilleBrehaut, Ernest
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An encyclopedist of the dark ages: Isidore of Seville
Brehaut, Ernest
Isidore, of Seville, Saint, -636; Thesis (Ph. D.)
BOOK IX
ON LANGUAGES, RACES, EMPIRES, WARFARES, CITIZENS,
RELATIONSHIPS
Introduction 207
Analysis 208
Extracts 208
BOOK X
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WORDS
Extracts 214
BOOK XI
ON MAN AND MONSTERS
Analysis 215
Extracts 215
BOOK XII
ON ANIMALS
Introduction 222
Analysis 223
Extracts 223
BOOKS XIII AND XIV
[ON UNIVERSE AND EARTH]
Introduction 233
Analysis 233
Extracts—Book XIII. On the Universe and its parts 234
Extracts—Book XIV. On the Earth and its parts 243
BOOK XV
ON BUILDINGS AND FIELDS
Analysis 248
Extracts 249
BOOK XVI
ON STONES AND METALS
Analysis 252
Extracts 253
BOOK XVII
ON AGRICULTURE
Analysis 258
BOOK XVIII
ON WAR AND AMUSEMENTS
Analysis 258
Extracts 259
BOOK XIX
ON SHIPS, BUILDINGS AND GARMENTS
Analysis 261
BOOK XX
ON PROVISIONS AND UTENSILS USED IN THE HOUSE AND IN
THE FIELDS
Analysis 263
APPENDIX I
Isidore’s Use of the Word _Terra_ 264
APPENDIX II
Subdivisions of Philosophy 267
BIBLIOGRAPHY 270
PART I
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER I
ISIDORE’S LIFE AND WRITINGS
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