Bacon, Lord, 46, 93; his debt to Possevino, 94 Bader, Father George, 104, 107 Bayonne, the College of, 96 Beckx, Father, 128 Bellarmine, literary productiveness of, 135 Belles-lettres, 82; the Jesuits preëminent in the study of, 189 Berchmans, John, 113 Blair's "Rhetoric," 132, 252 Boarding colleges, 100 Bobadilla, Nicholas, 33, 43 Bonald, Viscount de, 7 Bonaventure, St., 11 Borgia, Francis, 24; succeeds Laynez, 66, 110; founds the Roman college, 111; the third General of the Order, 124 Borromeo, St. Charles, 73 Bossuet, 66 Bourdaloue, 106, 165 Broeckaert, Father, 167 Brouet, Pasquier, 33 Buffer, Father, "Practical History" of, 168 Buys, Father, 73, 144 Calasanzio, Father Joseph, his "Pious School," 260 Calcutta, Jesuit school at, 268 Campano, Father, 66 Campian, Edmund, 57, 212 Canisius, Father Peter, 90; the Catechism of, 134, 242 Caraffa, General Vincent, 81, 128 Catharine II., 129 Centurione, Father Aloysius, 128 Cerda, De la, Father, 245 Chalotais, La, 44 Christian schools, 3 Cicero used as a text-book, 166 Class hours, 196 Classical literature in the scheme of Jesuit education, 250 Clavius, Father Christopher, 170 Clement of Alexandria, 43 Clement XIV. dissolves the Order, 129 Coduri, John, 33, 53 Coimbra, university at, 109 Colleges, Jesuit, number of, 70 _et seq._; rise of, in Spain, 110 Confessional, the, in educational institutions, 102 Coton, Father, 66 Cretineau-Joly, M., 39 D'Alembert, 4 Daniel, Father Charles, 46, 93 Daniel, G., 169 De Backers, 67, 69; his dictionary of Jesuit authors, 134 Descartes, 92 Dictation, how practised in the Jesuit seminaries, 217 _et seq._; objections to, by Possevino, 223 Disputation, the place of, in the Jesuit system, 198, 209 _et seq._; syllogistic or discursive, 212; numerous attendance upon required, 213; superintendence of, 215 Divinity, courses in, 191 _et seq._ Doctrine, uniformity of, among the Jesuits, 142 Domench, Father Jerome, 110 Drevon, M., 287 Dupanloup, 99