Index
Names and toponyms are listed in their standard modern form in the language of origin, except for states, saints, popes, and classical authors (Juan II of Castile, João I of Portugal, Abū l-Ḥasan, Lisboa; but Venice (republic), Jerome, Clement VI, Horace). Medieval scholastic authors, however, tend to have various appellations other than given names (Albertus Magnus/Albert the Great but not Albrecht von Bollstädt, Aquinas/St Thomas, Bartolus/Bartolo da Sassoferrato, etc.); in these cases we follow The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church (Cross & Livingstone 2005) and ARLIMA at