INDEX
De causis et processu universitatis (The Causes and
Development of the Universe) (Albertus Magnus), 16
de’ Cerroni family, 113
De concordia (Anselm of Bec), 38
De concordia catholica (On Catholic Harmony) (Nicholas of
Cusa), 480
De docta ignorantia (On Learned Ignorance) (Nicholas of
Cusa), 480
De dubio accentu (Uguccione da Pisa), 636
De duodecim patriarchiis (Richard of Saint-Victor), 568
De gratia naturam ditante sive De virtutibus Christinae
Stumbelensis (Petrus de Dacia), 524
De Imitatione Christi (Thomas à Kempis), 622–623
De institutione clericorum (On the Education of the Clergy)
(Hrabanus Maurus), 333
De miseria humanae conditionis (On the Misery of the Human
Condition) (Pope Innocent III), 347
De musica (Johannes de Grocheio), 276
De natura rerum (Bede the Venerable), 61
De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii (Martianus Capella), 453–454
De orthographia (Bede the Venerable), 61
De planctu Naturae (Alain de Lille), 12
De processione Spiritus Sanctus (Anselm of Bec), 38
De proprietatibus rerum (Bartholomaeus Anglicus), 630
De regimine principum (Giles of Rome), 254–255
De remediis utriusque fortune (Francesco Petrarca), 521
De temporum ratione (Bede the Venerable), 61
De virginitate (Alcuin), 21
De viris illustribus (Francesco Petrarca), 520, 522
De vita et moribus domini Francisci Petracchi (Giovanni
Boccaccio), 81
De vita solitaria (Francesco Petrarca), 520, 521, 522
De vita sua sive monodiarum suarum libri tres (Guibert de
Nogent), 278
Death, 111, 654
Decameron (Giovanni Boccaccio), 79, 82, 111
Decretales (Ramón de Peñafort), 511
Decretum (Gratian), 269
Deeds of Frederick Barbarossa (Otto of Freising), 499
Defensor minor (Marsilio of Padua), 452
Defensor pads (The Defender of Peace) (Marsilio of Padua),
452, 453
Denmark
Alfred the Great, 27
Cnut, Danish and English King, 145
Margrethe I, Queen of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark,
447–448
national history in Latin, 593
overlordship of Norway, 616
Saxo Grammaticus, 593–594
Sunesen, Anders, 614–615
Sven Haraldsson (Forkbeard), King of Denmark, 615–616
union, 447
Der leken spiegel (The Layman’s Mirror) (Jan van Boendale),
363
Der Renner (Hugo von Trimberg), 336
Der Welsche Gast (The Italian Visitor) (Thomasîn von
Zerclaere), 625–626
Der Welt Lohn (Konrad von Würzburg), 674
Derivationes (Uguccione da Pisa), 636Deschamps, Eustache, 168–169
Art de dictier et de fere chançons, 169
Charles V the Wise, King of France, 168–169
French royal servant, 168–169
Guillaume de Machaut, 169
poet, 169
writer, 169
Descriptio Terrae Sanctae (Burchard of Mount Sion), 97
Desiderius, 608
Determinatio compendiosa (Ptolemy of Lucca), 546
Dhuoda, 169–170
administering province, 169
assertions of matriarchal authority, 170
author, 169–170
Liber manualis, 169–170
only known female author of Carolingian Renaissance,
169–170
Diálogos contra los judíos (Pedro Alfonso), 506
Dialoghi d’amore (León Hebreo), 3–4
Dialogue on Miracles (Caesarius of Heisterbach), 102
Dialogue (Saint Catherine of Siena), 110
Dialogue (William of Ockham), 672
Dias, Bartolomeu, 170
discovered southernmost tip of Africa, 170
navigator, 170
Díaz de Games, Gutierre, 170–171
author, 170–171
El Victorial, 170–171
historian, 170–171
scenes of chivalric life, 171
Díaz de Vivar, Rodrigo, 24, 172–173
Almoravid invasion, 172–173
consolidate alliances, 173
courtly career, 172
exile, 172
fi delity to Alfonso VI, 172
military services, 172
Muslims, regime of coexistence, 172–173
Didactic lyrical poet, Boppe, Meister, 92
Didot Perceval, 570–571
Diet of Worms, 275
Digulleville, Guillaume de, 173
Cistercian, 173
Pilgrimage of Life theme, 173
poet, 173
Dinis, King of Portugal, 173–175
agricultural reforms, 174
boundaries with Castile, 173
clericomilitary orders, 174
economic foundations, 174
royal authority, 175
territorial expansion, 173–174
Dino del Garbo, 116–117
Dirc van Delf, 173–174
author, 173–174
Dutch religious texts, 173–174
Handbook of the Christian Faith, 173–174
Disciplina clericalis (Pedro Alfonso), 506
Distinctiones super psalterium (Peter of Poitiers), 515
Dit de l’ alerion (Guillaume de Machaut), 430