The same Philip triumphs over the emperor, bk. xxx, ch. lxv.
The right of primogeniture consisted in six things, bk. i, ch. clx.
Pindar the poet flourishes, bk. iij, ch. xl.
Pionius and Justin and their companions, bk. x, ch. xcvij.
Pius the priest, bk. xiiij, ch. lxj.
Pippin reigns in France, bk. xxiiij, ch. lxiiij.
Pisistratus exercises tyranny, bk. iiij, ch. xviij.
The varieties of fish are distinguished, bk. j, ch. xxvij.
The deeds of a most pious monk, bk. xvij, ch. xcv.
Pittacus of Mytilene flourishes, bk. ij, ch. xxx.
Pliny and his books, bk. x, ch. lxvi.
Primus and Felician, bk. xij, ch. lxix.
Priscus, an ancient disciple, bk. ix, ch. xc.
Another Priscus and his companions, bk. xj, ch. lvij.
Priscus and Felix, priests, bk. xj, ch. xlij.
Priscus and Priscillian, bk. xiij, ch. xxxviij.
The error of the Priscillianists is condemned, bk. xvij, ch. xcvij.
Priscian the grammarian flourishes, bk. xxj, ch. l.
Privatus the bishop, bk. xj, ch. lxxv.
Polemon the philosopher is converted, bk. v, ch. xj.
The doctrine of Polycarp and Papias, bk. x, ch. xciij.
The passion of Polycarp, bk. x, ch. xcvj.
Polycrates and certain other writers, bk. xj, ch. xvj.
Polychronius the martyr, bk. xj, ch. lxxxix.
The war of Pompey, bk. v, ch. xcvij.
Pompey is killed, bk. vi, ch. xxxv.
Pontian the martyr, bk. x, ch. ciiij.
Ponticus and Blandina, bk. x, ch. cj.
The childhood of Pontius, bk. xj, ch. xxxiiij.
His passion, bk. xj, ch. lxxiiij.
The powers of the soul are distinguished, bk. j, ch. xxxvij.
Plotinus the Platonist flourishes, bk. vij, ch. viij.
Processus and Martinian, bk. ix, ch. liiij.
The conversion of Protus and Hyacinth, bk. x, ch. cxv.
The passion of the same, bk. xj, ch. lxxvj.
Prosper the notary flourishes, bk. xx, ch. lviij.
A false prophetess is discovered, bk. xxiiij, ch. lxxxvj.
Protagoras the sophist flourishes, bk. iiij, ch. lv.
Ptolemy Philadelphus reigns, bk. v, ch. xv.
Ptolemy Soter reigns, bk. v, ch. j.
Ptolemy Euergetes reigns, bk. v, ch. xxxix.
Ptolemy Philopator reigns, bk. v, ch. xclj.
Ptolemy Epiphanes reigns, bk. v, ch. liiij.
Ptolemy Philometor reigns, bk. v, ch. lxj.
Ptolemy Euergetes II reigns, bk. v, ch. lxxxvj.
Ptolemy Physcon reigns, bk. iiij, ch. lxxxix.
St. Patrick's Purgatory is described, bk. xxv, ch. xxiiij.
The punishment of Purgatory is relaxed, bk. xxij, ch. xxviij.
A girl fasts for three years from all food, bk. xxiiij, ch. xxvij.
A multitude of children is marked with the cross, bk. xxx, ch. v.
Pudens, disciple of Paul, bk. ix, ch. xlix.
Prudentius the poet flourishes, bk. xvij, ch. xij.
The flowers of the same Prudentius, bk. xvij, ch. cij.

Of the Letter Q

Forty-seven martyrs, bk. ix, ch. lvj.

Quadratus and Aristides, bk. x, ch. lxxij.
The Four Crowned Ones, bk. xij, ch. viij.
Quintilian the orator, bk. ix, ch. cxxj.
Quintinus the martyr, bk. xij, ch. xxxxvj.
Quiriacus and his companions, bk. xiiij, ch. xl.
Quirinus and Hermes, bk. x, ch. lxxxiiij.
Another Quirinus, bk. xj, ch. xcviij.
Quirinus and Pamphilus, bk. xij, ch. xix.
Quirio and his companions, bk. xiiij, ch. lix.
A five-year-old boy is condemned, bk. xxij, ch. lxxxvij.
The translation of Quintinus the martyr, bk. xxij, ch. lxxxix.
The monastery of Quintinus the martyr is built, bk. xxxiij, ch. lxxxvij.

Of the Letter R

Rabanus flourishes, bk. xxiiij, ch. xxviij.

The deeds of Queen Radegund, bk. xxj, ch. xxix.
The monastic life of Radegund, bk. xxj, ch. xxxv.
Regina the virgin, bk. xiij, ch. xxix.
Regulus of Senlis, bk. x, ch. xxvij.
Flowers from the Register of Gregory, bk. xxij, ch. liiij.
Relics are brought from the Holy Land, bk. xxiiij, ch. liiij.
Remus and Romulus are born, bk. ij, ch. xcvj.
Remigius of Reims flourishes, bk. xx, ch. e.
The same Remigius dies, bk. xxj, ch. viij.
The resurrection of Christ is described, bk. vij, ch. iij.
The monastery of Rebais is founded, bk. xxij, ch. lxviij.
The deeds of Richarius of Ponthieu, bk. xxiiij, ch. xcvj.
The deeds of Richard, Duke of the Normans, bk. xxv, ch. xiij.
Richard of Saint Victor flourishes, bk. xxviij, ch. lviij.
Rehoboam reigns with his successors, bk. ij, ch. lxxxv.
The island of Rhodes is described, bk. j, ch. lxxx.
Robert the Pious reigns in France, bk. xxiiij, ch. cvij.
The miracles of Rocamadour, bk. xxix, ch. iiij.
The bridge of the Rhone is built, bk. xxix, ch. xxj.
The institution of the Rogations, bk. xx, ch. lxj.
The deeds of Count Roland, bk. xxiiij, ch. xv.
The deeds of Rollo the Norman, bk. xxiiij, ch. xlv.
Rome is founded, bk. ij, ch. lxxj.
The Roman kingdom is restored, bk. vi, ch. j.
The Roman kingdom is interrupted, bk. iij, ch. xxxj.
The famous wars of the Roman kingdom, bk. v, ch. xlij.
Romanus and his companions, bk. xiij, ch. xvij.
Romanus the martyr, bk. xiij, ch. xvij.
Rufinus and Valerius, bk. xij, ch. xlviij.
Rufinus of Aquileia flourishes, bk. xx, ch. xcix.
The invective of Rufinus against Jerome, bk. xviij, ch. xxxv.

Of the Letter S

The deeds of Bishop Sabinus, bk. xxj, ch. lxvj.

The virtues of Sabinus of Piacenza, bk. xxij, ch. lxxiiij.
The condemnation of the heretic Sabellius, bk. xiij, ch. lxij.
Sabina the martyr, bk. x, ch. lxxxij.
Bishop Sabinus, bk. xij, ch. lxv.
The old and new sacraments, bk. x, ch. xvij.
The city of Saguntum is destroyed, bk. v, ch. xl.
Solomon reigns, bk. ij, ch. lxxxv.
Sallust reigns, bk. vj, ch. xxxvij.
The deeds of Abbess Salaberga, bk. xxiiij, ch. xxix.
The persecution of Saladin, bk. xxix, ch. xliij.
The discovery of the martyr Salvius, bk. xxiiij, ch. xxiiij.
Samson judges Israel, bk. ij, ch. lxvij.
Samuel flourishes, bk. ij, ch. lxix.
The deeds of Samson of Dol, bk. xxj, ch. cx.
Sanctimus and Antoninus, bk. x, ch. xxij.
The virtues of Sanctolus, bk. xxij, ch. lxxxiiij.
The Seven Sages flourish at Athens, bk. ij, ch. xcix.
King Shapur's persecution of the Christians, bk. xiiij, ch. viij.
Wisdom is preferred to eloquence, bk. xvj, ch. xxx.
Sardanapalus is killed, bk. ij, ch. xciij.
The island of Sardinia is described, bk. j, ch. lxxxiiij.
The deeds of Abbess Sara, bk. xvij, ch. xl.
The Saracens are miraculously submerged, bk. xxiiij, ch. xlvij.
The miraculous overthrow of the Saracens, bk. xxvj, ch. xlv.
Saturninus the martyr, bk. ix, ch. cxij.
Saul reigns, bk. ij, ch. lxix.
Savina the virgin, bk. xj, ch. cvij.
Savinian her brother, bk. xj, ch. cv.