WOMAN, early treatment of, 1, 2; family life, the outcome of better treatment of, 2; common property once, 2; man's early treatment of, 2; not honored in Judæa, 10; incarnated sin to the Jews, 10; as viewed by Ecclesiasticus, 10; as viewed by Moses, 10, 11; as viewed by Solomon, 11; worshipped in the Renaissance, 15; a man's chattel, 37; as viewed by Homer, 39-40; beginning of her emancipation, 40; what she represented in Greece, 58; her development through Aspasia, 62; how viewed by the _Iliad_, 62-63; how viewed by the _Odyssey_, 62-63; treatment of, by Rome, 77-78; her legal and actual position in Rome, 78; her supremacy in Rome, 78-79; her position stated by Cato, 79; position of, in Rome compared with her position in Greece, 79; hampered by Roman laws, 80-81; Christ's opinion of, 113; little thought of by St. Paul, 114; her treatment of Christ, 115; condition of, in dark ages, 127; how regarded by the second council of Macon, 127; St. Chrysostom on, 128; retreat to cloister, 129; legend of a, 131-132; her enfranchisement in the Middle Ages, 135-136; her condition in the Crusade times, 141; the arbiter of knightly honor, 143-144; badly influenced by Feudalism, 146; Courts of Love for, 155-157; Code of Love for, 153-155; marriage of, in days of chivalry, 157; her position in days of chivalry, 158; knightly homage for, 158-159; widows under code of chivalry, 161; position of, in Italy, 161; beloved by Muhammad, 168; the Koran on, 168-169; Moorish treatment of, 169-170; seclusion under Islamism, 169-170; her position in Italy in Bembo's time, 204-205 WOMEN, lost in the deluge, 10; in Greece in Sappho's time, 41-42; of Lesbos, 44-45; Sappho's influence on, 55; deification of, in Greece, 58; Tacitus on, 81; laws of Tiberius on, 81; married, reverenced in Rome, 81-82; Cæsar's treatment of, 85; as brides of Christ, 133; in Germany in eighteenth century, 242; morals of, in Germany, 242; in the eighteenth century, 246 XANTIPPE, 117 ZEND AVESTA, the decalogue of the, 150 Footnotes: [1] Herodotus, I., 199. [2] Strabo, XVI., xi., 532. Baruch, VI. Justinus, XVIII. St. Augustin: Civit. Dei, IV., 10. Eusebius: Vita Constantini, III., 53-56. _Cf._ Juvenal, Satir. 9: Nam quo non prostat femina templo? [3] Renan: Le Cantique des Cantiques. [4] Paraleipomena, XIII. [5] Philostratus: Apollonius Tyanensis, IV., 16. [6] Ethica S. Basilii. [7] Bérard: Les Phéniciens et l'Odyssée. [8] Opera et Dies, 70. [9] Xenophon: de Republica Lacedæmoniorum. [10] Rossetti, D. G. [11] Epistolæ Heroïdum, XV. [12] Athenæus, XIII. Musonius: de Luxu. Becker: Charikles. [13] Saturnalia, III., 9.