Read Heart of Europe: A History of the Roman Empire Online
Authors: Peter H. Wilson
Russia: emigration to 95, 169; and Empire 153–5, 162–3, 167, 219–20, 479–80, 481, 507, 627, 649, 657, 661; expansion 210, 578, 748, 751; and Hansa 570–71; imperial title 154, 749; and princes 154–5, 646, 648, 649, 652, 750, 752; religion 140, 152–3; society 235; soviet 678; symbols 153, 274
Rüstingen 583
Ruthard (d.1109), archbishop of Mainz from 1088 102
sacerdotium
28
Sachs, Hans (1494–1579)
Sachsen-Altenburg, duchy 363
Sachsen-Coburg,duchy 363, 375, 631
Sachsen-Eisenach, duchy 363
Sachsen-Gotha, duchy 363, 375, 410, 424
Sachsen-Hildburghausen, duchy 541, 544, 628–9
Sachsen-Lauenburg, duchy 361, 382, 389
Sachsen-Meiningen, duchy 363, 427
Sachsen-Weimar, duchy 285, 363, 375, 635, 640
Sachsen-Wittenberg, duchy 375, 382, 389, 396, 727, 730
Sachsenhausen 388
Sachsenspiegel
(c.1230) 208, 239, 363, 607
Sacrificial Penny 103, 104, 107
Safavid dynasty 144, 149
St Adelbert
see
Vojtech
St Augustine (354–430) 28
St Bartholomew Massacre (1572) 121
St Bertin abbey 87
St Boniface (680–754), archbishop of Mainz from 752 23, 24, 25, 81, 84, 214
St Denis abbey 156–7, 234
St Gallen abbey 86
St Gallen, imperial city 588
St George’s Shield 556–7, 562, 563, 588
St Gotthard Pass 586
St Jerome (c.347–420) 38
St John, knights of 97, 99, 135, 147
St Leopold (d.1136), margrave of Austria from 1095 430
St Petersburg 274
St Simon and Judas monastery 90
St Stephen’s Purse 268, 273
St Wenceslas (907–29) 32, 82, 204
Saint-Pierre, Charles François Irenée Castel abbé de (1658–1748) 176
saints, cult of 22, 54, 81, 152, 182, 314, 548; as national patrons 7, 32, 234, 253, 257, 391, 430
Saladin (1138–93), sultan of Egypt and Syria 146
Salerno 191, 345, 710
Salian dynasty: allodial property 247, 327, 373, 709; and Burgundy 196–7, 207, 347, 709; burial 721; ‘crisis’ 350, 710; and Franks 257; governance 10, 42, 54, 180, 309, 313, 323, 332–4, 344, 346–52, 394, 605, 612–19, 709–12; and imperial church 56, 90–92, 189, 348, 349, 372, 505, 711; imperial ideal 303, 397, 619; in Italy 55–9, 188–9, 192, 198, 512, 513–14, 709; origins 57; and papacy 51, 53, 55–62, 257, 330, 711–12; relations 297, 299; symbols 269, 274; wider influence 207, 209
Salis family 590
Salisbury, John of (1120–80), bishop of Chartres 169
Salm 662
Salza, Hermann von (1165–1239), Teutonic grand master from 1210 209
Salzburg, archbishopric: annexed 649–50; foundation 84, 702; Estates 528, 593; influence 306, 351, 410, 574; jurisdiction 89, 112; rebellion in 592; size 561
San Germano, treaty (1230) 719
Saracens 64, 66, 147, 188, 191, 201, 221, 345, 378, 716, 718–19
Sardinia 145, 164, 189, 191, 192, 227, 703; and Savoy 471, 473–4, 749
Sarmatians 258
Savoy: ducal title 253; and Empire 119, 159, 194, 197, 223, 224, 226–7, 230, 649; Estates 528; expansion 588; and Germany 194, 226–7, 259, 528, 727; governance 473; grand ducal title 445, 748; imperial vicar title 318, 393, 727; origins 196; royal title 227, 230, 471, 473–4, 749
Savoy dynasty
see
Humbertines
Saxons: Christianization 45, 79, 81–2, 84–5, 212, 677, 706; Frankish conquest 27, 45, 677, 700, 702; identity 237, 239, 250, 676; law code 238–9
Saxon duchies 140, 661; origins 363, 375;
see also individual duchies
Saxony, duchy: church 82, 91–2, 186; ducal title 359, 375; emigration from 186, 214; emigration to 95; and emperor 332–3, 342–3, 345, 348, 383, 619, 709; and Empire 336; extent 185–6; Frankish conquest 81, 238; governance 335; nobles 299, 304, 346–7; peasants 489, 583; partition 358–9, 361, 380, 583, 715; revolt (1073) 348, 350–51, 514, 710; rulers 206, 343, 345, 357–9, 374, 713
Saxony, electorate: arch office 319; army 473; court 473; economy 494, 511; electoral title 307, 389, 396, 401, 407, 410, 552, 560, 724, 727, 739; emergence 186; Estates 528, 601–2, 660; finances 473; governance 276, 367, 464; and imperial title 430–31; imperial vicar title 317–18; influence 126, 130, 175, 386, 396, 415, 440, 458–9, 475, 479, 481, 552, 564, 597, 641, 722, 745; and Poland 222–3, 433, 445, 471, 473, 747–8; possessions 440, 442, 480, 660, 733; Prussian occupation 479–80; and Reformation 110, 113–14, 120, 129; religion in 110, 139, 748; revenue 532; revolt (1790) 601–2, 633, 643; royal title 57, 661, 663; rulers 426; size 472, 476; women in 244
Scandinavia 77, 82, 92, 212, 222, 237, 503, 710
Scarampi family 224
Scheldt river 167, 168
Schauenburg, county 374, 571, 838
Schauenstein family 590
Schaumburg-Lippe, principality 642, 661
Schenkendorf, Maximilian von (1783–1817) 670
Schiller, Friedrich (1759–1805) 276, 277, 498
Schimmel, Moses 628–9
Schleiden, Johannes (1506–66) 264
Schlesinger, Walter (1908–84) 676
Schleswig, duchy 212–13, 220, 497
Schleswig, town 92
Schmalkaldic League (1531): formation 114, 438, 564, 739; membership 410, 564–5, 594; organization 114–15, 345–7, 564–5, 566
Schmalkaldic War (1546–7) 115, 299, 559, 560, 564, 731
Schönborn family 133
Schönborn, Johann Philipp von (1605–73), bishop of Würzburg (1642), elector of Mainz (1647) and bishop of Worms (1663) 175
Schönbrunn palace 665
Schwabenspiegel
(1275) 607
Schwarzburg 375
Schwarzburg-Sondershausen 319
Schwedt 426
Schwenckfeld, Caspar (1489–1561) 110
Schwerin, bishopric 733
Schwyz, canton 231
Scotland 309, 684
seals 14, 39, 269, 343
Seckau, bishopric 112, 838
Second City War (1449–50) 575
Second Empire, French 163
Second Empire, German 671–5, 677
Second World War (1939–45) 667, 678
secularization: defined 131; of imperial church 112–13, 131–2, 135, 372, 412, 478, 642, 646, 649–51, 733; of imperial title 143; of mediate church property 76, 113, 132, 539–40, 733; of order lands 99, 210; origins 60
Sedan 155
‘self-moderation’ 447
self-interest 499–503, 531
Seljuks 142, 144, 146, 709
Sempach, battle (1386) 574, 587, 729
Serbia 140, 142, 146, 448, 470, 471, 749
serfdom: burdens 492, 592; decline 495; emancipation 512, 542, 641, 660; in Hungary 206; origins 57, 492–3; ‘second’ 496–7, 511, 69; status 512, 528
servitium regis
333–4, 691
Seven Years War (1756–63): conduct 279, 288–9, 455, 467, 479–80, 539, 632; cost 541; impact 541; outcome 160, 480, 751
Shakespeare, William (1564–1616) 224
sharecropping 491, 497
shooting clubs 550
Sicilian Vespers (1282) 67
Sicily: Angevin rule 67, 192, 720; and Austria 227; justice in 618; Muslims 145, 146–7, 191, 269, 703, 707; Norman conquest 55, 67, 95, 145, 191–2, 356, 618, 710; and papacy 55, 63, 189, 225, 713, 720; population 95, 354; royal title 63, 192, 225, 713, 714; Spanish rule 164, 479, 720, 740, 749; Staufer rule 64–7, 215, 220, 304, 353–4, 356, 618, 716–18, 720
Sickingen, Franz von (1481–1523) 553, 558
Siegfried von Westerburg (d.1297), archbishop of Cologne from 1275 373, 386
Siena 516
Sigismund (1368–1437), emperor from 1433; appearance 270; authority 199; as Bohemian king 99–100, 110, 396, 730–31; coronation 731; as crusader 100, 299, 394; death 287, 401; election 71, 396, 730; finances 400; as general vicar 394; governance 323, 396, 576; as Hungarian king 147, 211–12, 220, 394, 555, 728, 730; and imperial reform 396–7, 400–401; and Italy 189, 393; and papacy 71–2, 109; and princes 369; statue 680; symbols 270, 272, 286
signori
193–4, 521, 570, 691
Silesia: and Bohemia 208, 391, 726; emigration to 96; and Empire 205, 358, 641; nobles 212, 661, 743; Prussian conquest 476–80, 750–51; religion 437, 743
Silvester II
see
Gerbert of Aurillac
simony 52, 53, 56, 60
Sitten, bishopric 531
Sixtus IV (1414–84), pope from 1471 581
slavery 79, 96, 100, 204, 240, 331, 340, 489; emancipation 205, 492
Slavic peoples: duchies 187, 213–14, 714, 715; and elections 346; and Empire 77, 83, 185, 201–14, 344, 714, 718; houses 78; languages 260; law 506; migration 95–6; origins 79, 202; political organization 202–4; population 490; raiding 8, 79, 186, 201, 488, 706; religion 78, 80, 98, 108, 187, 203; students 237; 983 uprising 83, 85, 95, 203, 205, 315, 708; 1037–9 uprising 83; 1066 uprising 92, 94, 710; written culture 260, 322
Slavonia 223
Slavonic language 140, 153
Slovenes 96; language 260
Smith, Adam (1723–90) 502–3
Smith, John (1580–1631) 150
social disciplining
see
police regulation
socialism 675
Societas Rhenania
550
society: corporate 12, 409–14, 502, 519–22, 528–9, 539–40, 547–9, 553, 560, 620–21, 636–7, 639, 650–51, 660, 662, 666, 669–71; hierarchy 223, 239, 251, 409, 489, 519–22, 636; structure 239–45, 487–9, 512;
see also
Estates
Solms-Laubach, Friedrich Ludwig count von (1769–1822) 663
Solothurn, canton 231, 588
Sonderweg
(special path) 3, 679
Sorbs 83, 96, 203, 208; language 260
sovereignty: basis for 231; and Empire 5–6, 227, 230–31, 278–9; fragmented 171–2, 219, 685–6; indivisible 71, 171, 174, 278–9, 747; and international order 6, 170–71, 174–5, 219; national 683–4; popular 639; princely 127, 135, 174, 184, 252, 473, 653–4, 660, 673; royal 40, 157, 170, 182, 209–10, 219, 227, 230, 471; territorial 174, 216, 441–2, 455, 500, 691–2, 747
Spain: colonies 144, 164–6, 422, 438–9, 749; and Empire 1, 11, 73, 75, 123, 125, 156, 166, 225–6, 229, 308, 422, 436, 438–9, 452, 478, 578; finance 450; Habsburg acquisition 148, 165, 167, 428, 734–5; internal consolidation 95, 164; monarchy 40, 223, 274, 397, 432, 442; Muslim 100, 145, 148, 164; possessions 119, 225, 229, 442, 749; society 541; Visigothic 20, 699, 701;
see also
Habsburg dynasty, Spanish
Spanish Road 225–6
Spanish Succession, war (1701–14) 130, 158, 166, 20, 227, 230, 445, 454–5, 460, 470, 746, 748–9
Speyer, bishopric: cathedral chapter 371; and France 644; and imperial chancellery 323; possessions 132, 374, 517; protectorate over 373; rulers 286
Speyer cathedral 67, 91–2, 248
Speyer, imperial city: and bishop 505; development 506; emancipation 334, 514, 715; as imperial centre 406, 626, 721; Jewish community 101, 102, 105; and leagues 572; palace 332; Reichstags in 113–14, 120, 173
Spinola family 224
Spoleto, duchy 48, 187, 190, 194, 318, 341, 354, 701, 702
Srbik, Heinrich Ritter von (1878–1951) 675
Stade, county 583
Stadion, Friedrich Lothar von (1761–1811) 647, 648
Stadion, Johann Philipp von (1763–1824) 647
Staffelsee abbey 488
state: associations as 565; confessional 111–12; and corporate society 539–44, 669; defined 7, 171, 639, 683; impersonal 600; and individual 502–3, 540; nation 292, 646, 667–8, 678
state formation 7–8, 43, 295, 320, 348, 352, 397, 431–2, 579, 668; and economics 462; and nationalism 2, 7, 46, 183–4, 233–4, 290–92; and taxation 325–6, 397–8
States General 529, 595, 597
Staufer dynasty: allodial property 382; demise 11, 40, 66–7, 94, 190, 230, 258, 361, 372, 377–9, 493; eastern expansion 146; governance 10–11, 32–3, 42, 180, 207–8, 334–5, 354–6, 376, 380, 397, 463, 526, 582, 586, 615, 620–21, 624, 714–20; and hereditary monarchy 303–4, 359, 424, 716; and imperial church 93–4, 372, 517; imperial ideal 63, 360; interpretations 11, 353, 355, 356, 674, 676; in Italy 63–4, 190, 192–3, 220, 354–6, 358, 378, 516, 569–70, 618, 667, 714–20; origins 62, 247, 248, 351–2, 711, 712–13; and papacy 39–40, 62–7, 70, 169, 215, 257, 333, 354, 714–20; relations 164; and Rome 35; symbols 269, 273; and towns 333, 383, 505–6; and vassals 93–4, 330–31, 356–61, 390, 515, 521, 570, 606, 714–18; warfare 63, 146–7, 333–4, 376; and Welfs 64–6, 156, 192, 207, 213, 215, 352, 357–9, 374, 378, 521, 713, 716–17