Part 4 — INDEX
Harold Sunderland translation
Aaraf, El, derivation of, 83
Abbas, Ibn, 9, 87, 136
Abd Allah, son of Rawaha, 5
Abd Allah, voyage of, 212
Abd Allah ibn al-Mubarak, 133
Abd Allah ibn Sahloh, 245
Abd al-Malik Ibn Marwan, Caliph, torture of, 104
Abd ar-Rabihi, 9, 24
Abd ar-Rahman ibn Awf, legend of, 229
Abd ar-Rahman ibn Zayd, 133
Abraham, Garden of, 134
Abu Aldunya, Ibn, 224;
hadith by, 230
Abu Bakr, 41
Abu Dolaf al-Ijli, in purgatory, 117
Abu Hurayra, hadith of, 229
Abu Jahl, 91
Abu Kabir al-Hudali, the poet, 59
Abu Lahab, 58
Abu Laith, 39
Abu-l-Ala al-Maarri, the blind poet, 55;
history, 55 n;
Risala al-ghufran, 55-67, 74, 135
Abu-l-Hasan al-Ashari, 109
Abu-l-Hasan, Ali, 55 n
Abu Said al-Khadari, 183
Abu Talib, 5
Abu Ubayda, 56
Abu Yazid al-Bistami, 45
Accorso, Francisco de, 64
Acheronte, the monster, 186
Ad, wind of, 97, 173
Adam’s Peak, 124
Adelard of Bath, 257 n
Adim, or surface, 88
Ahmed ibn Abu-l-Hawari, 132
Al-Akhtal, the poet, 59
Al-Asmai, 56
Al-Awzai, legend of, 224
Albaida, Mount, 106
Alberic, Vision of, xvi, 191
Albumazar, 261
Aleppo, 55 n
Alexander the Great, 180;
voyage of, 204, 215
Alfarabius, 160, 261
Alfraganius, 261
Al-Futuhat al-makkiya, or the Revelations of Mecca, 47-51
Al-Gassaq, or infection, 90
Algazel, the great moralist, 79, 261;
Minhaj, 44 n;
views on paradise, 137;
Ihia, 162, 164, 189, 209;
theory of the Beatific Vision, 162;
hadith by, 228
Al-Hajjaj, torture of, 104
Al-Hasan, hadith by, 228
Al-Hatma, or greedy fire, 88
Al-Hawiya, or abysm, 88
Al-Hazan, or sorrow, 90
Al-Horayfish, 45 n
Al-Hutaiya, the poet, 58
Ali, 87, 216, 260;
torture of, 103
Ali al-Talhi, 132
Al-Idrisi, 206
Al-Jahim, or intense fire, 88
Al-Khabal, or ruin, 90
Al-Khansa, the poetess, 58
Alpetragius, 261
Alphonso VI, Conqueror of Toledo, 244;
marriage, 244
Alphonso X, or the Wise, 244;
Governor of Murcia, 245;
Grand e General Estoria d’Espanna, 245, 249;
Primera Crónica General, 249 n
Al-Qama, the poet, 59
Alvaro of Cordova, Indiculus luminosus, 242, 248
Al-Wayl, or misery, 90
Al-Yawaqit, 44 n
Amari, Storia dei musulmani di Sicilia, 240 n
Analecta Bollandiana, x
Angels and Devils, debate between, for possession of the Soul, legends of the, 226-232
Anselmo, Fr., de Turmeda, vii
Antaeus, the giant, 105
Antara, the epic poet, 59
Aquinas, St. Thomas, vii, 65;
see St. Thomas
Arabi, Ibn, vii, 44 n;
Al-Futuhat al-Makkiya, xiii, 47-51, 92, 157-160, 172, 276;
The Book of the Nocturnal Journey, 45;
compared with the Divine Comedy, 51-54, 154-160, 172, 264-271, 275-277;
ascension, 74;
description of Hell, 92;
on the souls detained in the sirat, 115;
the two heavens, 138;
conception of paradise, 139, 150-152;
on the grades of Heaven and Hell, 145;
division of heaven into mansions, 147;
simile of the tree of happiness, 152;
distribution of the elect, 155;
description of the Beatific Vision, 157-160, 164;
symbol of the three circles, 168-171;
“The Interpreter of Love,” 267, 268;
“The Treasures of Lovers,” 267-271;
the psychology of love, 275
Arabian Nights Tales, 89 n
Arezzo, Guittone da, 64
Aristotle, Apocryphal Theology, 168
Armengol, Fr. Pedro, “El Obispo de Jaén sobre la seta Mahometana,” 250 n
Armorican monks, legend of, 218
Ash-Sharani, Mizan, 124 n
Asín y Palacios, Prof. Miguel, La Escatología musulmana en la Divina Comedia, vii;
La mystique d’Al-Gazzali, 81 n;
La Psicología, 165 n;
El Averroismo teológico de Santo Tomás de Aquino, 262 n
As-Sair, or flaming fire, 88
As-Saqar, or place of burning, 89
Ash-Shanfara, the poet, 60
Ash-Sharani, denounces Ibn Arabi, 44 n
Atham, or place of crimes, 90
Athara, or place of damp, 89
Avempace, 160
Averrhoes, vii, 65;
views on paradise, 138;
theory of the Beatific Vision, 160, 163;
in limbo, 259, 262
Avicenna, 160;
Risala at-tayr, 45 n;
in limbo, 259, 262
Aws ibn Hajar, the poet, 59
Ayshun, Ibn, 149
Az-Zaqum, a tree in hell, 111 n
Babelon, Du Commerce des Arabes dans le nord de l’Europe avant les croisades, 239 n
Bacon, Roger, 257, 264
Balfour, Earl of, xi
Banu Odhra, the Yemen tribe of, or “Children of Chastity,” 272
Basit, or plain, 88
Basset, René, “Histoire du Roi Sabour,” 111 n
Batiffol, Anciennes Littératures chrétiennes: La Littérature grecque, 76 n
Batih, or place of torrents, 89
Batiouchkof, Le débat de l’âme et du corps, 183, 227
Batutah, Ibn, 124
Baxxar ibn Burd, the poet, 59
Beatific Vision, 148, 157-167, 173;
grades in, 166
Beatrice leads Dante to heaven, 11, 28, 52;
meeting with him, 70, 129, 173;
rebukes him, 122, 131
Beck, Friedrich, ix;
Zeitschrift für Romanische Philologie, 255 n
Belacqua, in the antechamber of purgatory, 117
Benjamin of Tudela, “Itinerary,” 239
Bertrand de Born, torture of, 103, 104
Bilal, 41, 203
L’Ascension au ciel du prophète Mohammed, 76 n
Boniface VIII, Pope, 252
Bonucci, Prof., ix
Boraq, the beast of heaven, 46, 48, 203
Brehier, L’Église et l’orient au moyen âge, 240 n
Briareus, the giant, 105
Bukhari, the critic, 200, 247
Bulletin de littérature ecclésiastique, x
Bulletino della società dantesca italiana, ix
Buonagiunta, the poet, 64
Burdach, Ueber den Ursprung des Mittelalterlichen Minnesangs, 257 n
Buxtorf, Lexicon chaldaicum, 91 n
Caaba, temple, 144, 270
Caballera, Prof., x
Cabaton, Revue de l’Histoire des Religions, 255 n
Cæsar of Heidenbach, 225
Caiaphas, tortures of, 101, 173
Cairo, celebration of the Miraj, 76
Cancellieri, Abbé, xvi, 191
Cantara, or place of expiation, 116
Capocchio of Sienna, 17, 69
Caronte, the boatman, 15
Casella, the musician, 64
Cavalcanti, Guido, 255 n, 271
Ceylon, island of, 124
Charlemagne, Emperor, 195
Charles, R., The Apocalypse of Baruch, 76 n;
The Assumption of Moses, 76 n
Chauvin, Victor, Bibliographic des ouvrages arabes ou relatifs aux Arabes, 39 n, 89 n, 111 n, 206, 213 n
Chinvat, or luminous bridge, 115
Christian legends, origin, 177-179;
of paradise, 199-204;
sea voyages, 204;
sleepers, 216-218
Christianity, contact with Islam, 239-246
Circle, symbol of the, 168-171
Clair-Tisdall, The Sources of Islam, 76 n
Cock, Moslem legend of, 18, 29, 72
Cocytus lake, 106, 108
Cold, torture of, 106
Comettant, Oscar, Civilisations inconnues, 107 n
Constantinople, celebration of the Miraj, 76;
Council of, 222
Convito, the, 267, 276
Corra, the, 102, 120, 148, 165, 199 n, 231
Corrat, Aloyun, 130
Cosmo, Umberto, on the learning of Dante, 256
Cour du paradis, 200, 202
“Court of Holiness,” hadiths of the, 201, 202
Crete, island of, 99 n
Crusades, influence of, 240
Cunizza, 65 n, 72
Dahlan, 110
Damiri, 18 n
D’Ancona, xvi, 32, 180, 184, 190, 214;
on the learning of Dante, 256
Daniel, Arnauld, 64
Dante, Divine Comedy, vii, xiii, 47, 62;
Moslem influences, xiii-xviii, 36, 234, 238, 255;
compared with the Nocturnal Journey of Mahomet, 3-9;
with his Ascension, 11, 14-17, 25-32;
conception of Hell, 14-17, 85, 88-111;
threefold purification, 37, 70, 112, 114, 122;
Epistola a Can Grande della Scala, 46 n, 51;
Monarchia, 47 n, 51;
compared with Al-Futuhat, 51-54, 264-271, 275-277;
visit to hell or purgatory, 63-67;
summary of comparisons, 67-76;
compared with other Moslem legends on the after-life, 79;
the limbo, 82;
description of a hellish storm, 97;
tortures of sinners in Hell, 98-110, 117-121;
on the fall of Lucifer, 110;
conception of Purgatory, 111-116;
the earthly paradise, or Garden of Eden, 121-135;
the site, 122-125;
meeting with Beatrice, 129, 131, 173;
temperament, 129;
the Celestial Paradise, 135, 140-142, 145;
the Paradiso, 142, 199;
site of glory or celestial Jerusalem, 143;
simile of the rose, 145, 151;
distribution of the blessed, 146, 156;
compared with Ibn Arabi’s paradise, 154-160;
on the Beatific Vision, 163, 166;
geometrical symbol of the three circles, 167, 171;
analogies with Islamic literature, 171-174;
in Rome, 252;
attraction for Islamic culture, 256, 259, 264, 275;
knowledge of Semitic languages, 258;
De vulgari eloquio, 259, 261;
portrayal of Mahomet, 260;
sketch of Ali, 261;
sympathy with Moslem philosophers and men of science, 261-263;
Vita Nuova, 266;
the Convito, 267
Daud, Ibn, legend of, 229;
Book of Venus, 273
De Goeje, Légende St. Brandan, 206-208, 214
De Haeresibus, 81 n
Devils and Angels, Debate between, for possession of the Soul, legends of the, 226-232
D’Herbelot, Bibliothèque Orientale, 123 n
Dis, city of, 16, 69, 98
Divine Comedy, Moslem influences, vii, xiii, 36, 234, 238, 255;
character, 63;
personages, 63;
see Dante
Diyarbakri, Tarikh al-Khamis, 124 n
Donati, Piccarda, 65, 72
Dozy, Recherches, 240 n
Ducange, Glossarium, 81 n
Dulcarnain, legend of, 205, 210, 215
Eagle, vision of the, 29, 72
Earth, division of the, 110
Earths, the seven, 88
Edda, The Song of the Sun in the, 192
Eden, Garden of, 121, 134;
site, 122-125
Ephesus, Seven Sleepers of, 220-222
Ephialtes, the giant, 90, 105, 106
Escatología musulmana en la Divina Comedia, La, vii
Esperaindeo, Abbot, Apologetico contra Mahoma, 248
Eunoe, river of, 37, 70, 114, 122
Euphrates, the, 11;
source of, 99 n
Fakhr ad-Din ar-Razi, scheme of paradise, 149
Fatima, 57 n
Felicity, Tree of, 24, 152, 154
Felix, the Cistercian monk, legend of, 217
Ferdinand the Saint, 245
Fibonacci, Leonardo, 255 n
Fire, torment of, 121, 184 n
Florence, Council of, 112
Frederick, King of Sicily, 241
Frezzi, Federigo, Quadriregio, 154
Frisian sailors, legend of, 215
Gabriel, accompanies Mahomet to Heaven, 10, 12, 18-24, 28, 33-35, 68
Gabrieli, “Intorno alle fonti orientali della Divina Commedia,” 255 n
Gehenna or Jahannam, 88
Giacomino of Verona, the minstrel, 201
González, Fernández y, Mudéjares, 244 n
Graf, xvi, 32, 184, 214, 223;
Demonologia di Dante, 108, 227;
on the site of the earthly paradise, 122, 125;
the Christian legends, 178;
origin of the Three Monks of the East, 180
Griffolino of Arezzo, 17, 69
Gubernatis, Dante e l’India, 124 n
Guidi, Sette Dormiente, 221
Guinicelli, Guido, the poet, 64, 271
Hadiths, or traditions on the After-life, 247
Hakki, Ibrahim, Maʿrifet Nameh, 93
Hales, Alexander, 264
Hamduna, 57, 65, 73
Hamza, 57 n
Haritha, 5, 41
Hassen Husny Abdul-Wahab, 45 n
Hayn, or region of adversity, 89
Hazm, Ibn, 258;
theory of the Beatific Vision, 163;
“Necklace of the Dove,” 273;
“Characters and Conduct,” 273
Heat, torture of, 106
Heaven, grades of, 145, 149 n;
division into seven mansions, 147
Heavens, the seven, 10, 18, 88;
the nine astronomical, 48-50, 72, 142;
the two, 138
Hell, the four rivers, 99 n;
torments of, 173, 183, 187;
division, 194, 232;
gates, 194;
legends of visions of, 180-195;
respite of sinners from tortures, 222-226
Hell, the Moslem, 14, 85-111;
torments, 17, 96-110;
depth, 86, 92;
mouth, 86;
structure, 87;
seven gates, 87;
divisions, 88;
storm, 97;
giants, 105-110
Hells, the two, 114
Henry III, Emperor, 195
Hijr, Ibn, Isaba, 213 n
Hirschfeld, Researches into ... the Qurân, 76 n
“Historia Arabum,” 249, 254
Holy Land, pilgrimages to the, 239
House of Habitation, temple, 11, 12, 50, 144
Hugh of St. Victor, 113
Hyacinth, Mount of the, 124
Hypocrites, torture of, 101
Iblis, king of the infernal regions, 58, 89;
torture of, 92 n, 106, 109;
legend of, 111
Ida, Mount, 99 n
Ikhwan Assafa, or Brethren of Purity, vii, 123
Illuministic mystics, 264
Imram Maelduin, 208 n
Imru-l-Qays, the poet, 59, 60, 70, 135
Interián de Ayala, “El pintor Cristiano y erudito,” 197
Ischia, island of, 223
Ishac, 9
Ishaq ibn Hunayn, 253 n
Ishraqi mystics, 264;
doctrine, 165;
symbol of the circle, 168
Islam, doctrine on the future life, 79, 86, 233;
the earthly paradise, or Garden of Eden, 121-135;
the Celestial Paradise, 135-171;
analogies with the Divine Comedy, 171-174;
influence on Christian legends, 179;
legends of, 185;
on sea voyages, 205;
sleepers, 218-222;
belief in the respite from torture, 223-226;
hadiths on Angels and Demons, 228-232;
contact with Christianity, 239-246
Ismail ibn Hayyan, 134
Isra, or Nocturnal Journey of Mahomet, xiv, 3-9;
First Cycle, Version A, 4-6;
Version B, 6-9;
fusion with the Miraj, 33-38;
Version of Cycle III, 33
Italy, the dolce stil nuovo poetry, origin, 271
Izzu’d-Din ibn Abd as-Salam, on the grades of heaven, 149 n
Jabir ibn Abd Allah, hadith by, 228
Jafar, 5
Jahannam, or Gehenna, 88
Jahiz, Hayawan, 107
Jerusalem, celestial, site of, 143, 144;
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, 214 n
Jihun, the, source of, 99 n;
monks of, legend, 217
Joachim, Abbot, vision of the, 193
Jubinal, “Le vergier du paradis,” 200
Jurayj, Ibn, 194
Kaab al-Akhbar, 143, 189
Karizme, Prince of, voyage, 205, 206
Kauthar, the river of paradise, 24, 203
Khadija, 57 n
Khandaq as-Sokran, or pit, 90
Kharida, 97 n
Khaytaur, 58, 66, 68
Khidr, legends on, 213
Koran, the, 11, 24, 83, 230;
paradise of, 136, 141;
translations of the, 245, 248;
houris, 274
Labitte, xvi, 32, 180;
opinion of the Voyage of St. Brandan, 214
La Fuente, Hist. de las Universidades, 246 n
Lamlam, or round valley, 90, 102
Landino, Christoforo, 37 n;
on Dante’s conception of Hell, 85;
on purgatory, 113
Lane, An Account of the Manners and Customs of the Modern Egyptians, 76 n
La Pia of Sienna, 65
Latini, Brunetto, tutor to Dante, 64, 252;
tortures in Hell, 98;
“Tesoretto,” 252;
“Tesoro,” 252, 254;
Ambassador to Toledo, 254
Lazi, or glowing fire, 88
Leire, monastery of, 248
Lentino, Jacopo da, 64
Lethe, river of, 37, 70, 114, 122
Limbo, the, 81;
the Moslem, 83
Limbus, the, 81, 83
Lotus-tree of the Boundary, 11, 12, 24, 35
Lucifer, 89;
position in Hell, 108;
appearance, 109;
fall, 110;
tortures, 173, 188
Lull, Raymond, vii, 139, 255 n, 257, 264;
Liber de Gentili, 140 n
Maarrat Alnoman, 55 n
Magnus, Albertus, 257
Mahomet, Isra, or Nocturnal Journey, xiv, 3-9, 32-38;
Miraj, or Ascension, xiv, 9-38, 199, 247, 251;
theological commentaries on the legend, 38-42;
Adaptations from the Legend, mainly mystical Allegories, 42-54;
literary imitations, 54-67;
summary of comparisons, 67-76;
intercedes for sinners, legend of, 185, 198;
hadith by, 230;
in Hell, 259;
misrepresentations of, 260
Mâle, “L’art religieux du XIIIme siècle en France,” 196
Malebolge, valley of, 99
Malikan, the beast, 110
Manfred of Sicily, in the antechamber of purgatory, 117
Margrave, Hugh, 187
Martin, François, Le Livre d’Henoch, 76 n
Martin, Raymond, 139;
Masarra, Ibn, xiii, 264, 276
Masika, or store, 89
Matilda, 37, 70, 122
Maubiq, or perdition, 90
Maymun al-Asha, 56
Maysara, 9, 24
Mecca, Mosque of, 10
Minos, the Keeper of Hell, 8, 13, 16, 18
Miraj, or Ascension of Mahomet, xiv, 9-24;
Second Cycle, 9;
Version A, 10-12;
Version B, 12-18;
Version C, 18-32;
fusion with the Isra, 33-38;
Version of Cycle III, 33
Modi, Dante papers, 76 n
Mondir ibn Said al-Belloti, 123
Monks of the East, Three, 180-182
Montecasino, Monastery of, 191
Moreno, Gomez, Iglesias mozárabes, 243 n
Morocco, celebration of the Miraj, 76
Mosca degli Uberti, torture of, 103, 104
Moslem legend of Mahomet’s Nocturnal Journey, 3;
on the after-life, compared with the Divine Comedy, 79;
purgatory, 80, 111-121;
limbo, 81, 83;
hell, 85;
conception of paradise, 200;
legends of sea voyages, 205;
influences on the Divine Comedy, 234, 238, 256, 275-277;
legends on the after-life, transmission to Christian Europe and Dante, 246-255;
aversion to writing, 247 n
Mozarabs, the, 242
Muawya, Caliph, hadith of, 229
Mudejars, the, 244
Muhalhil, the poet, 60
Muhammad ar-Riquti, 245
Muljam, Ibn, 261
Murcia, recapture of, 245
Muslim, the critic, 200, 247, 250
Muspilli, 227, 231 n
Muta, battle of, 5
Nallino, Prof., ix;
Rivista degli Studi Orientali, 255 n
Nardi, Bruno, xiii n;
Neuphilologische Mitteilungen, x
Nicholas IV, Pope, 250, 252
Nicholson, 55 n;
translation of “The Interpreter of Love,” 267 n
Nile, the, 11;
source of, 99 n
Nimrod, in Hell, 105
Normans, the, administration of Sicily, 240
Nuova Antologia, ix
Oderisi, the painter, 64
Omar, 9
Ozanam, xvi, xvii n, 32, 180, 192;
on the learning of Dante, 256
Palermo, 241
Paradise, entry of the blessed soul into, 130;
legends of, 199-204;
the Celestial, 135-171;
site of, 143;
spheres, 150;
grades, 151;
distribution of the elect, 155;
Earthly, 121-135;
site, 122-125;
description, 126-128;
legends of, 130-134
Paradiso, the, 11, 24, 41;
compared with the legend of the Ascension of Mahomet, 25-32;
scheme of the, 142;
the nine astronomical heavens, 142
Parodi, Prof., ix
Petavius, Dogm. Theolog., 81 n;
on the lumen gloriae, 161
Pistelli, E., L’ultimo canto della D.C., 168 n
Plotinus, 162
Porena, Manfredi, 14 n;
“Commento grafico alla Divina Commedia per use delle scuole,” 93, 152
Pozzuoli, 223
Priscian, the grammarian, 64
Purgatory, the Christian, 80;
the Moslem, 80, 111-121;
site of, 112;
punishments, 117-121
Qaim al-Jawziya, Miftah, 123 n
Qarih, Ibn al-, travels in the celestial regions, 55-58, 60;
in hell, 58-61
Qasi, Ibn, 93 n
Qotaiba, Ibn, Liber poësis et poëtarum, 273 n
Qummi, Tafsir, 45 n
Rada, Archbishop Rodrigo Jimenez de, “Historia Arabum,” 249, 254
Rafraf, or shining wreath, 48
Rajna, Pio, viii
Rasail, or encyclopædia, 123
Rawaha, 5
Raymond, Archbishop, translation of Arabic books, 244, 248
Reclus, Géogr. Univ., 124 n
Regio Emilia, vision of the Bard of, 193
Renan, opinion of the voyage of St. Brandan, 214
Revue de littérature comparée, xi
Ribera, Julián, vii;
Discursos de ingreso en las Academias Española y de la Historia, 257 n
Ricardo de Media Villa, 113
Ricoldo de Monte Croce, the Dominican, 255 n
Ridwan, the angel, 130
Risala al-ghufran, or Treatise on Pardon, 55-67, 74, 135
Rivista degli studi orientali, ix
Rivista di Studi filosofici e religiosi, ix
Robert of Reading, Archdeacon of Pamplona, Latin version of the Koran, 248
Roger II, King, at Palermo, 241
on Dante’s conception of Hell, 85
Rudolph, King, of Burgundy, 193
Sad Valley, 102
Said of Toledo, 258
St. Ambrose, 161
St. Augustine, 161
St. Brandan, voyage of, 206-214, 233
St. Epiphanes, 161
St. Eulogius, Memoriale Sanctum, 248
St. Isidore, conception of Hell, 91 n
St. John Chrysostom, 161
St. Macarius, legend of, 180-182
St. Michael, 196, 197
St. Patrick, Legend of Purgatory of, 190
St. Paul, Vision of, 182-185, 223
St. Paul, the hermit, 213
St. Peter Damian, legend by, 223
St. Peter Paschal, Bishop of Jaen, “Impunaçion de la seta de Mahomah,” 250;
history of, 250;
in Rome, 252
St. Thomas Aquinas, vii, 65, 113;
on the Beatific Vision, 160, 163
Saladin, 262
Salman, hadith by, 228
Salomo, Emmanuel Ben, 255 n
San Amaro, legend of, 218
Saqar, or burning fire, 88
Scartazzini, 37 n
Schiaparelli, Ibn Giobeir, 240 n
Schroeder, Sanct Brandan, 207
Scotus, Duns, 264
Sea Voyages, legends of, 204-216
Seville, recapture of, 245;
Latin and Arabic College founded at, 245
Shahr ibn Hawshab, legend of, 230
Shakir ibn Muslim, 149;
legend of the earthly paradise, 126-128
Shiites, the, 260
Sicily, conquered by the Normans, 240;
population, 241
Sigier of Brabant, 65, 262
Sihun, the, source of, 99 n
Sijin, or dungeon, 89, 90
Simonet, Hist. mozárabes, 243 n
Sindbad the Sailor, voyage of, 205, 206, 207
Singer, S., Arabische und Europäische Poesie im Mittelalter, 257 n
Sirat, the, or path of purgatory, 125, 126, 183;
souls detained in, 115, 120
Sleepers, legends of, 216-222
Söderhjelm, Prof., x
Sodomites, the, torture of, 98, 173
Sordello, the poet, 64
Soul, debate between Angels and Devils for possession of the, legends of, 226-232
Souls, weighing of, legends on the, 195-199
Spain, contact with Islam, 242;
the centre of Western culture, 243;
study of Moslem legends on the after-life, 247
Statius, Papinius, 64
Stygian Lake, 16
Sufis, or mystics, doctrine, 44-46, 273
Sulayman, 9
Sulayman ad-Darani, 132
Sunderland, Harold L., xi
Suyuti, Al-Laali, 266 n;
Tabatasharran, the poet, 60
Tabrani, hadith by, 266
Tafsir, or commentary on the Koran, 33
Tarafa, the poet, 59
Tawfiq, 58, 65, 73
Thaalabi, Qisas, 88 n
Thaqil, or region of distress, 89
Thomist doctrine, 165, 263
Tisserant, Eugène, Ascension d’Isaie, 76 n
Tixeront, Hist. des dogmes, 83 n
Toledo, 244
Torture, respite from, legends of the, 222-226
Toynbee, Paget, 261
Trent, Council of, 112
Trismegistus, Hermes, 168
Tufayl, Ibn, Self-taught Philosopher, or Epistle of Hayy ibn Yaqzan, 51 n
Tundal, legend of, 186
Turcill, vision of, 193
Ulysses and the syrens, fable of, 37 n
Utba, 58
Utba al-Ghulam, 132
Van Tieghem, Prof., x;
Revue de littérature comparée, 255 n
Virey, Relig. anc. Égypte, 195 n
Virgil, 64, 66;
guides Dante through Hell, 68, 82
Visione dei gaudii de’ santi, 201
on the prehistory of the Divine Comedy, 85
Wahab, 9
Wahab, Ibn, 131
Wahb ibn Al-Ward, hadith by, 228
Wahb ibn Munabbih, 88 n, 144
Wicksteed, Rev. P. H., The Temple Classics, 27 n
Wüstenfeld, Die Übersetzungen arabischer Werke, 248 n
Yaqut’s Dictionary, 55 n
Yazid, Caliph, 59
Zahir ibn Rustam, 269
Zal Yahmum, mountain, 90
Zamharir, or frozen lake, 107, 173
Zayd, 5, 41
Zeitschrift fuer romanische Philologie, ix
Zemzem, well of, 10
Zodiac, the, 50
Zoroastrian religion, 107, 227