[264]There is some ambiguity regarding the title of this pontiff. Some authorities call him John XX., and the next John (1276) the XXI. [265]Quoted by Stainer and Barrett, Dict. p. 314. [266]Topog. Hibern., 3 C. 1. [267]“The Troubadours,” F. Hueffer, p. 61. [268]Quoted by Hueffer, “Troubabours,” p. 72. [269]Hueffer, p. 274-5. [270]Richard. [271]Taylor’s “Lays of the Minnesingers,” p. 229. [272]French. [273]Those of the Troubadours. [274]This line is vague in its meaning. [275]Taylor’s “Minne-singers,” p. 98. [276]Fabeln und Erzehlungen aus d. zeiten d. minne-sanger. Von Bodmer and Breitlinger Zurich, 1757, p. 247. [277]Rambosson, Harmonies du Son, p. 46. [278]Anglice—Master-singers. [279]L’Opera Italien. Castil-Blaze, p. 20. [280]L’Opera Italien. Castil-Blaze, p. 26. [281]Curiosites Theatrales, Fournel (Paris), p. 17. [282]Bibliotheque de Poche, v. VIII., p. 345. [283]Ibid, vol. II., p. 811. [284]Historiette d. la Marechale de Themines, book 5, p. 196. [285]Edwards’ History of the Opera, vol. 1, p. 15. [286]Curiosites Theatrales, Fournel, p. 161. [287]See Annals Dramatiques, VII., p. 165. [288]L’Opera Ital. Castil-Blaze, p. 128. [289]Deldeves. Curiosites Musicales, p. 215. INDEX. A Abyssinian Music 270 Æschylus 74 African Music 251 Amanieus, troubadour 334 Amaryllis 356 Ambrosian Chant 299 Ancestors, feasts of 186 Aristotle 57 Armenian Church 292 B Bamboo Instruments 153 Banquet Music, Egyptian 17, 24 Banquet Music, Grecian 53, 57 Banquet Music, Japanese 213 Barbarians, Music of 229 Bards, ancient 323 Bardesanes 291 Bells 148 Bertrand du Born 336 Bœthius 308 Bongo Songs 267 Brahma, legend of 8