Chapter XIII: The Crusaders and Pilgrims

Monk Historian on the Crusades, 408; Crusades Beneficial, 408;
Practice of Pilgrimages, 409; Early Travels in Palestine, 410; Ways of
Pilgrims, 410; Peter the Hermit, 411; Pope Urban II., 413; Hunger for
Earth of Palestine, 413; Getting Rid of Spies, 414; Discovering the
Holy Lance, 415; Testing a Doubtful Point, 417; First Sight of
Jerusalem, 417; Assaulting Jerusalem, 418; Capturing Jerusalem, 419;
First Visit to the Holy Places, 419; A Second Crusade, 420; French
Queen as Crusader, 421; St. Bernard on his Crusade, 422; Bringing
Relics, 422; Another Crusade, 423; Emperor's Crusadership, 423; Fulk
of Neuilly, 424; Death of Richard I., 424; French Pillaging
Constantinople, 425; Crusaders against Heretics, 425; The Albigenses,
427; Children's Crusade, 428; Preaching of Crusade, 428; Escaping the
Crusader, 429; Master of Hungary, 430; Deathbed of St. Louis, 430;
Crusaders on their Way Home, 431; Bequeathing a Heart as Crusader,
432; Knights Templars, 433; Faith in Providence, 434; Columbus
Crusader, 435; Numbers of Crusaders, 436; Greek Church, 437.

CHAPTER XIV.

SOME GREAT CHURCHES AND CATHEDRALS.

Early Church Architecture, 438; Coptic Church, 439; Spires, Towers,
and Dimensions of Cathedrals, 440; Gothic Cathedrals, 440; Altar, 441;
Incense and Holy Water, 442; St. Peter's at Rome, 442; The Sistine
Chapel, 443; Genoa and Turin, 444; Milan, 445; Florence and Pisa, 446;
Naples, 447; Santiago Compostella, 448; Leon, 449; Seville and Toledo,
450; Cordova and Amalfi, 451; Valencia and Oviedo, 452; Paris,
Marseilles, and Strasburg, 453; Amiens, 454; Rheims and
Aix-la-Chapelle, 455; Treves and Antwerp, 456; Cologne and St.
Petersburg, 457; Vienna and Constantinople, 458; Mosque of Omar and
Jerusalem, 459; Bethlehem, 460; British Churches and St. Paul's, 461;
Canterbury and York, 463; Durham, 465; Winchester and Oxford, 466;
Peterborough, 467; Salisbury and Wells, 468; Other English Cathedrals,
469; Welsh Cathedrals, 471.