Chapter VII: Book II: Concerning the Wars and Military Exploits of Charles (3)

Pippin, Charles's illegitimate son, conspires against him, 36, 132; sent to the monastery of St Gall, 133; gives advice to Charles, 134; moves to another monastery, 135.

Pluralists, Charles's dislike of, 77.

Portents foretelling Charles's death, 48.

Prumia, monastery of, 36.

Reading, how practised at Charles's court, 69.

Regensburg, Lewis's buildings at, 129.

Roland, Praefect of the Breton frontier, 20.

Rome, Charles's fondness for, 43; Roman jealousy of the Franks, 73.

St Augustine, 40.

St Columban, xx.

St Gall, xx.

St Gall, Monk of, xix.; character of his narrative, xxii.

St Gall, monastery of, 75, 127.

St Pancras, 90 (and note).

St Peter of Ghent, xv.

St Wandrille, xv.

Saxons, war with, 16, 108; perfidy of, 17; transplantation of, 18; end of war, 18; opinion of the Emperor of Constantinople, 110.

Scotch and Charles, 28; visit Frankland, 59.

Slavs, war with, 23.

Spain, expedition to, 19.

Stephen, Pope, 8, 72.

Stracholf of St Gall, 158.

Tancho, the bell-founder, 94.

Tassilo, Duke of Bavaria, 22.

Tours, 61.

Waifar, Duke of Aquitania, 11.

Walafrid, 1.

Welatabi, 23.

Werinbert, xxi.; 104.

Wilzi, 23.

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