Title: Lectures on medieval church history, being the substance of lectures delivered at Queen's College, London.
Authors: Trench, Richard Chenevix, 1807-1886.
Year: 1877
Subjects: Church history
Contents: I. On the study of church history -- II. The Middle Ages beginning -- III. The conversion of England -- IV. Islam -- V. The conversion of Germany -- VI. The Holy roman Empire -- VII. The Iconoclasts -- VIiI. Monasticism -- IX. Hildebrand -- X. The Crusades -- XI. The papacy at its height -- XII. The popes and the Hohenstaufen -- XIII. The Eucharistic controversies of the Middle Ages -- XIV. The earlier schoolmen -- XV. The sects of the Middle Ages -- XVI. The Mendicant orders -- XVII. The Waldenses -- XVIII. The schoolmen and the Mendicants -- XIX. The Babylonian captivity -- XX. The Great Councils of the West -- XXI. Wycliffe and the Lollards -- XXII. Hus and Bohemia -- XXIII. Offences -- XXIV. The German mystics -- XXV. Latin and Greek -- XXVI. The revival of learning -- XXVII. Christian art in the Middle Ages -- XXVIII. Aspects of Christian life and work in the Middle Ages -- XXIX. The Eve of the reformation.