The century of Columbus / by James J. Walsh ... with eighty-six illustrations.

  • Walsh, James J. (James Joseph), 1865-1942.
Date:
1914
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Credit: The century of Columbus / by James J. Walsh ... with eighty-six illustrations. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    permits bigamy, 251; relations to Zwingli, 250 M. Mabie, Mr. Hamilton, 515 Macaulay, 220; on the reformers, 258 MacFarren, Sir George A., 143 Machiavelli, 449; Acton on, 451; drama, 450; history, 450; Morley on, 451; novel, 455; place in litera¬ ture, 450; style of, 450; “ The Prince,” 209 Madrigals, 446 Magellan, Ferdinand, 266; Straits of, 267 Maggi, 412 Magnet in surgery, 416 Magnetism, 390 Maioli et amicorum, 166 Malory, Sir Thomas, 152, 495 Mania, 402 Mantegna, Andrea, xxix Manuzio, Paolo, 154 Marcantonio, 162 Marcellus, The Mass of, 139 Margaret of Anjou, 335 Margaret of Angouleme, or Navarre, or Valois. (See Marguerite.) Marguerita de Juanes, 84 Marguerite of Angouleme, (or Na¬ varre, or Valois), xxxix; affection for brother, 305; charity, 306; grief, 306; Heptameron, 465; Margue¬ rites de la Marguerite, 466; re¬ ligious poetry, 466 Marguerite of Bourgogne, xxxix _ Marot’s, Clement, sonnet on happi¬ ness, 464 Marquette, 213 . _ . Marriage of Witte and Science, 489 Martin of Bohemia, 263 Martinotti, 363 . . Martyr’s De Rebus Oceanicis, et Urbe Novo, 164 Mary of Burgundy’s tomb, 98, 307 Mary, Queen of Scots, xxxix, 331, 336 Masaccio, xxviii, 65 Massa, 414 Massuccio Salernitano, 454 Masters, Four, of Salerno, 410 Matsys, Quentin, xxix, 73 Matthews, Brander, 166 Maximilian I, 525 McGiffert on Luther, 252 Medallion, xxxiii Medici, Clarice de’, 301 Medici, Lorenzo de’. (See Lorenzo.) Medicine and philosophy, 408; clinical, 382; incunabula of, 383; in Mexico, 281; legal, 408; medieval,. 381; ob¬ servation in, 401; printing and, 383; Rabelais on, 382; Renaissance in, 382 Meistersingers, 137 Melancholia, 402; Diirer, 15 Melancholy as self-will, 311 Melanchthon, 522; Servetus, 255 Melin de Saint Gelais, 467 Melozzo da Forli, 4, 65 Memling, xxix, 71, 97, 199 Memmelinc, 72 Memory, importance of, 503 Mercy, Brothers of, 201 Metal-engraving, 162 Method, inductive, 356 Mexico and Medicine, 281 Mexico’s palaces, 288 Meyer, History of Chemistry, 389 Michelangelo, xxviii, xxx, xxxi, xlii, 1, s, 6; admiration of, 43; age of, 51; and architecture, 40; and Dante, 41; and Leonardo, 36; and Vittoria Colonna, 47; as architect, painter, poet, sculptor, 52; dissec¬ tion and, 44; early works, 35; handiness, 44; last words, 51; lack of jealousy, 43; little interest in books, 33; lonely, 45; modesty, 44; on matrimony, 45-6; personality, 47; Shakespeare and, 33, 41; the “ divine master,” 51 Michelangelo’s David, 36; Moses, 38; religion, 49; St. Peter’s (Rome), 116 Middle Ages, contempt for the, 245 Mignonne! Allons voir, 468 Milman, Dean, 434 Modernism, Renaissance, 244 Mona Lisa, 15 Monardes, 400 Monarquia Indiana, 279 Monasteries, evils of, 557; suppres¬ sion of, 557 Montagnana, 395 Montaigne, 533 Montanus, 385, 386 Montefeltro, Battista, 319 Monte, Giovanni de, 386 Monti di Pieta, 180 More, Margaret, 337, 227 More, Sir Thomas, xxxv, xlii, 223, 259. 5435 apology of, 233; as bar¬ rister, 226; as chancellor, 234; Confutation of Tindale and, 233; daughter of, 238; Deballation of Salem and Bizance, 233; Erasmus and, 226; family life, 226; house¬ hold, 227; humor, 241; oath of su¬ premacy, 236; obstinacy, 239; on hospitals, 200, 545; on marriage, 225; on physicians, 545; precocity, 224; Quoth He and Quoth I, 233; religious toleration, 545; sordid successors of, 242; standing armies and, 545; Supplication of Souls, 233; wealth display barbaric, 545 Moriae, Encomium, 241 Moroselli, 55 Morris, William, 148 Morte d’Arthur, 152, 495 Morton, Cardinal, xxxv; household of, 224 Moses, Michelangelo’s, 38 Mouton, Jean, 143 Mummies, 390 Municipalata palace, 122 Muretus, 541 Murmellius, 521 Music, xxxii; Columbian, 134; Doctor of, 136; polyphonic, xxxii, 139 Musurus, handwriting of, 153 Muth, Conrad, Mutianus, Rufus, 523, 527 N. Nanini brothers, xxxii, 137 Nature imitates art, 70 Nature study, in Dante, 361; medieval, 360; Renaissance, 360 Nativity, Diirer, 339; Plays, 486