- 1The Thirteenth — Greatest of Centuries
- 2Proem
- 3Preface
- 4Chapter I — Introduction, the Thirteenth, Greatest of Centuries
- 5Chapter II — Universities and Preparatory Schools
- 6Chapter III — What and How They Studied at the Universities
- 7Chapter IV — The Number of Students and Discipline
- 8Chapter V — Post-Graduate Work at the Universities
- 9Chapter VI — The Book of the Arts and Popular Education
- 10Chapter VII — Arts and Crafts — Great Technical Schools
- 11Chapter VIII — Great Origins in Painting
- 12Chapter IX — Libraries and Bookmen
- 13Chapter X — The Cid, the Holy Grail, the Nibelungen
- 14Chapter XI — Meistersingers, Minnesingers, Trouvères, Troubadours
- 15Chapter XII — Great Latin Hymns
- 16Chapter XIII — The Three Most Read Books
- 17Chapter XIV — Some Thirteenth Century Prose
- 18Chapter XV — Origin of Drama
- 19Chapter XVI — Francis, the Saint — The Father of the Renaissance
- 20Chapter XVII — Aquinas, the Scholar
- 21Chapter XVIII — Louis, the Monarch
- 22Chapter XIX — Dante, the Poet
- 23Chapter XX — The Women of the Century
- 24Chapter XXI — City Hospitals — Organized Charity
- 25Chapter XXII — Great Origins in Law
- 26Chapter XXIII — Justice and Legal Development
- 27Chapter XXIV — Democracy, Christian Socialism and Nationality
- 28Chapter XXV — Great Explorers and the Foundation of Geography
- 29Chapter XXVI — Great Beginnings of Modern Commerce
- 30Appendix I — Appendix II
- 31Appendix III
- 32I — Introduction
- 33II — Universities and Preparatory Schools
- 34III — What and How They Studied at the Universities
- 35IV — The Number of Students and Discipline
- 36V — Post-Graduate Work at the Universities
- 37VI — The Book of the Arts and Popular Education
- 38VII — Arts and Crafts — Great Technical Schools
- 39VIII — Great Origins in Painting. [Footnote 13]
- 40IX — Libraries and Bookmen
- 41X — The Cid, the Holy Grail, the Nibelungen
- 42XI — Meistersingers, Minnesingers, Trouvères, Troubadours
- 43XII — Great Latin Hymns and Church Music
- 44XIII — Three Most Read Books of the Century
- 45XIV — Some Thirteenth Century Prose
- 46XV — Origin of the Drama
- 47XVI — Francis the Saint — The Father of the Renaissance
- 48XVII — Aquinas the Scholar
- 49XVIII — St. Louis the Monarch
- 50XIX — Dante the Poet
- 51XX — The Women of the Century
- 52XXI — City Hospitals — Organized Charity
- 53XXII — Great Origins in Law
- 54XXIII — Justice and Legal Development
- 55XXIV — Democracy, Christian Socialism and Nationality
- 56XXV — Great Explorers and the Foundation of Geography
- 57XXVI — Great Beginnings of Modern Commerce
- 58Appendix I
- 59Appendix II
- 60Appendix III
The Thirteenth, Greatest of Centuries
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