Chapter L

_Lady_ in chivalry, character of, I. 182. 256.
Her courtesy, ib.
Education, 183.
Amusements, 190.
Deportment, 185.
What ladies could create knights, 252.
Singular blending of the heroic and the tender feelings in her
character, 253.
Not made prisoner in war, 227.
Judge in the tournament, 267. 283.
Her favours worn by her knights, 272. 275. and note.

_Lahire_, the singular prayer of this knight, I. 147.

_Lance_, the chief weapon of the knight, I. 66.
The staff made from the ash-tree, ib.

_Langurant_, Lord of, bravery of, and of his squire, I. 46. and note.
Another story, 93.

_Largess_, distributed at ceremonial of inauguration, I. 54.
At tournaments, 284.

_Launcelot_, generous modesty of this knight, I. 159.
Singular proof of his high reputation, 55. note.
Beautiful lamentation over his dead body, 377.

_Lee_, Sir Henry, his gallantry, II. 132.

_Legnano_, battle of, II. 304.

_Liberality_, a great virtue in chivalry, I. 157.

_Liegois_, their battle with the French chivalry, II. 204.

_Lists_, description of the, I. 266.

_London_, citizens of, their taste for chivalric amusements, II. 11.

_Lords_, House of, errors of its committees, I. 15. note.

_Lorrys_, Sir Launcelet de, a gallant knight, killed in a joust for love
of his lady, I. 292.

_Love_, peculiarities of chivalric, I. 212. 217-222. 194, &c.
Perfection and purity of chivalric, II. 345.
Quick-sightedness of courtly matrons regarding signs of, II. 322.

_Louis_, Saint, his barbarous intolerance, I. 148.

_Loyes_, Sir, of Spain, his cruelty, I. 151.