Companion entries for The Ringed Castle

For an explanation of this index, and to find indices for the other novels, see the entry for the Companion.
Note: Most character names, and other entries for which the Companion does not specify a chapter, appear at the top of the table. The remaining entries are arranged in order by chapter.
	
Ascham, Roger	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Chancellor, Richard	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Courtenay, Sir Edward	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Dee, John	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Dormer, Lady Jane, Duchess of Feria	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Eden, Richard	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Elder, John	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Elizabeth I, Queen of England	
See Companion Vol. I
	
etiquette: hospitality and conduct in public	
See Companion Vol. II
	
Ivan IV, Tsar of Russia	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Julius III, Pope	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Keith, Sir William	
See Companion Vol. I, "Dunnottar Castle"
	
Mary Tudor, Queen of England	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Muscovy Company	
See Companion Vol. I, "Chancellor, Diccon" and p. 247 (illus.)
	
Nepeja, Osep Grigorievich	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Paget, Sir William	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Paul IV, Pope	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Petre, Sir William	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Philip II, King of Spain	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Pole, Cardinal Reginald, Archbishop of Canterbury	
See Companion Vol. I
	
sheep	
See Companion Vol. I, "Cotswold lions," and "Cypriot sheep"
	
Sidney, Sir Henry	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Slata Baba	
See Companion Vol. I, "Samoyèdes"
	
Stafford, Sir Thomas	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Stewart, Henry, Lord Darnley	
See Companion Vol. I, "Darnley, Henry"
	
Thirleby, Thomas, Bishop of Ely	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Vannes, Peter	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Vishnevetsky clan	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 03	
Dmitri Donskoi, Grand Prince of Moscow	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 01	
mummification	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 02	
Consuetudo, consuetudo, consuetudo	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 03	
Two Romes have fallen ...	
See Companion Vol. II, "Ivan III"
Pt 1, Ch 05	
kvass	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 05	
Samoyèdes	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	
Benedicta inter mulieres	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	
Carai, Land of the	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 06	
cotswold lions	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 07	
A stout stomach, pregnant-witted and of a most gentle nature	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 07	
Pentecost	
See Companion Vol. I, "Worship the buttock-bone of ..."
Pt 1, Ch 07	
Worship the buttock-bone of Pentecost	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 08	
cramp rings	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 08	
doctor's annuities	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 08	
Fleet, the	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 08	
heresy	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 08	
Priscian's grammar	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 08	
The baker's daughter is better in her gown than Queen Mary without her crown	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 09	
Domine Jesu Christi, qui es verus sponsus animae meae	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 01	
heels, breaking of	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 01	
Kamen Woronucha	
See Companion Vol. I, "Oatmeal butter smeared on the ..."
Pt 2, Ch 01	
Oatmeal butter smeared on the Kamen Woronucha	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 02	
riza	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 02	
Tout par raison, raison partout, partout raison	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 03	
Ambrose, St	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 03	
Boisterous gown of black velvet	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 03	
Stylites, Simeon	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 03	
Though an Emperor in body is like all other men, yet in power he is like God	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 04	
Chacque automne autre fois oubliait en Ferrare	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 04	
frozen food	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 04	
proxime et immediate sequens	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 04	
Whereby all men of birth may discover a gentleman from a yeoman	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	
Athos	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	
Binche	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	
Bona, Queen of Lithuania	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	
Crassus' Lamprey	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	
Cypriot sheep	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	
Majnú and Leylí	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 05	
witch ball	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 06	
Alconosts	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 06	
Atlantis	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 06	
Bears have weakest heads, as Lions have strongest	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 06	
caryatid	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 06	
coquetry	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 06	
Excellent the recompense and goodly the resting place	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 06	
garlic to a gamecock	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 06	
Not alike are the inmates of the fire and the dwellers of the garden	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 06	
The manifest fool is known by every ninth word	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 06	
The note called Coquetry and the note called True	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	
A town of price like Paradise	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	
Bochki vaultings	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 07	
Perun	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 08	
Zoe Palaeologina	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 09	
Aut Caesar, aut nihil	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 09	
Herberstein, Sigismund von	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 09	
Mandeville, Sir John	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 09	
marthambles	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 09	
proponi in publicam	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 09	
Rotz's Differential Quadrant	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 09	
shamanism	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 09	
Thevet, André	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 10	
Lapps	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 10	
Marco Polo	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 10	
Meum est propositum	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 10	
Stymphalian Bird	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 11	
God hateth murder	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 11	
It is the crown of dead men to see the sun before they are buried	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 12	
Hunting causeth a man to eschew the Seven Deadly Sins	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 13	
Aldebaran	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 13	
And the shapes of the locusts were like unto horses	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 13	
Elijah	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 13	
Thekla, St	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 01	
Cheke, Sir John	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 01	
Dante's devils	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 01	
Vituperato sia chi mal pensa	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	
courts of Admiralty	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	
Doctor's Common	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	
Sir Thomas ... his bowels burning before him	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 02	
wills, wives and wrecks	
See Companion Vol. I, "Doctors' Commons"
Pt 3, Ch 03	
Abram- or Abraham-man	
See Companion Vol. I, "Abraham"
Pt 3, Ch 03	
Carver, Robert	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 03	
Dunnottar Castle	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 03	
thread of the mistar	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 3, Ch 04	
Fethy, John	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 05	
Torquemada	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	
chasse à cor et à cris	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	
Chi beve bianco	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	
Chi fida Grego, sara intrego	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	
Chi te carezza piu che far' no "suede, [suole], O che gabbato t'ha, O che gabbar" te vuole	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	
Eustochion, St	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	
Germans woo like lions, Italians like foxes	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	
I be lightly drunken, as the man said, and have but little appetite to meat	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 3, Ch 07	
Jerome, St	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	
migraine	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	
national characteristics	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	
Paula	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 07	
prick song	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 08	
Japhet	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 08	
Mind, voice, study, power and will, Is only set to love thee, Philip, still	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 08	
O noble Prince, sole hope of Caesar's side	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	
Baldwin, William	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	
multum in parvo	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	
The Lion in Affrik and the Bear in Sarmatia	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	
They made the whole world to hang in the air	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 09	
whifflers	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 10	
An angry piece of flesh and soon displeased	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 10	
Chi scrire a chi non responde o egli e matto, o egli ha di bisogno	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 10	
So many buls did compass me	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 10	
Ubi tres medici, duo atheisti	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 11	
Yunitsa	
See Companion Vol. II, "Weans and wames"
Pt 3, Ch 12	
For in this country be many white elephants without number, and of unicorns and of lions of many manners	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 3, Ch 12	
nailed for ... horabull lyes and sedyssyous wordes	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 13	
Falsing the doom	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 3, Ch 13	
Greeks in bed, Italians at table, are most neat	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 13	
He pincheth and spareth and pineth his life	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 13	
knots on a string	
See Companion Vol. I, "Quipus"
Pt 3, Ch 13	
national characteristics	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 14	
Chrysostom	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 14	
They made the whole world to hang in the air	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 14	
ware riot	
See Companion Vol. I