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_Les Premiers Temps de L'Etat Pontifical_. H. Leclercq, _L'Afrique chretienne_. " _L'Espagne chretienne_. M. J. Labourt, _Le Christianisme dans l'Empire perse_. P. J. Pargoire, _L'Eglise byzantine, de 527 a 847_. A. J. Butler, _The Arab Conquest of Egypt_. Diehl, _L'Afrique byzantine_. " _Justinien_. " _Etudes sur l'administration byzantine dans l'Exarchat de Ravenne_. F. H. Dudden, _Gregory the Great_. Hefele, _History of the Councils_. Gasquet, _L'Empire byzantin et la Monarchie franque_. Hutton, _The Church of the Sixth Century_. Besse, _S. Wandrille_. Du Bourg, _S. Odon_. Martin, _S. Colomban_. Hodgkin, _Charles the Great_. Davis, _Charlemagne_. Fisher, _The Medieval Empire_. Hunt, _The English Church, 597-1066_. Margoliouth, _Mohammed_. Gardner, _Theodore of Studium_. Marin, _De Studio Constantinopolitano_. Lavisse (ed.), _Histoire de France_. Marignan, _Etudes sur la civilisation francaise (la societe merovingienne)_. Luetzow, _Bohemia_. Morfill, _Poland_. Rambaud, _Histoire de la Russie_. Poole, _Illustrations of Medieval Thought_. Kraus, _Geschichte der Christlichen Kunst_, I. Potthast, _Bibliotheca Medii Aevi_. {211} INDEX Aachen, 167; councils at(809), 81; (860), 190 Abasgi, a Caucasian people, converted, 95 Abbassides, dynasty of Khalifs, descendants of Muhammad's uncle Abbas, 156 Abbats, lay, 168-9, 172; in the Rule of S. Columban, 171; Cluniac, 174-5 Abbo of Fleury, Frankish chronicler, 199 Abder Rahman I., Ommeyad Khalif of Cordova (755), 146 Abyssinian Church, Monophysite, 9, 23, 111 Acacius, patriarch of Constantinople, 7, 8, 10 Acca, bishop of Hexham (709-32), 169 Adalbert, S. (Voytech), bishop of Prague, 125-6, 129 Adalwald, Lombard king, 63 Adam of Bremen, 130 Adamuan's Life of Columba, 115-16 _Adiaphorites_, 86 Adoptianist heresy, 72; in the West, 78-9, 81, 168; in the East, 79, 80, 156 Aelfeah (Alphege), bishop, 121 Aelfric, abbat of Eynsham, 121 Aethelbert, king of Kent, 183-5 Aethelred, king of England, 121 Aethelstan, king of England, 131 Aethelwold, bishop of Winchester, 119 Africa, the Church in North, 5, 17, 20, 103-10; increase of papal power, 65, 67, 69, 107-8; Eucharist, 179; survival of Christian customs to modern times, 23, 110; Vandals in, 103; reconquered by Belisarius, 105; Muhamm
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