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Abacus, Roman counting table, 449
Acciajuoli, Florentine bankers, become
dukes of Athens, 367
Accommendatio, medieval joint stock
company, 443, 444
Accounting, methods of, used by
Knights Templars, 20 ; types of me-
dieval, 437 -38; seeBookkeeping
Accounts, Chamber of, 7
Acquerelli, Florentine banking family,
14
Acre, Mohammedan conquest of
( 1291), 4
Adalia, Florentine merchants in, 274
Adam, bishop of Usk, quoted, 422
Adams, H., quoted, 22
Adolf of Nassau, Holy Roman Em-
peror ( 1292-1298), 65 ; war of, with
Philip IV, 33
Adrianople, colony of Florentine mer-
chants in, 278; conquest of, by
Turks, 371
Ady, C. M., quoted, 238 ; 241
Aegean islands, rivalry of Venice and
Genoa in, 367
Aeneas Sylvius (Pius II, Pope ( 1458-
64)), quoted, 405
Africa, North, Florentine trade with,
267
Agincourt, battle of (1415), 302, 304
Agriculture, decline of, 5 ; decline of,
in the Campagna, 295 ; little French
royal aid to, 466 ; revolution in, of
15th century, 495
Aides, royal levies, 103
Aigues-Mortes, port of, 42 ; 115 - 116
Aix-la-Chapelle, Treaty of (1668), 41
n. 8
Albertini, Florentine banking house, 14
Albizzi, Florentine banking house, 14
Albornoz, Cardinal, 292 ; capture of
Fra Monreale by, 293 ; economic re-
covery of papal states under, 294
Alexander III, Pope ( 1159-64), con-
flict between Frederick Barbarossa
and, 24
Alexandria, as trading port for Europe,
275 ; trade between Spain and, 354
Alfonso III, King of Spain ( 1285-92),
353
Alfonso V, King of Aragon ( 1416-
58), 358
Allen, A. M., quoted, 234
Alpine passes, 43 ; strategic position of,
for trade between western Europe
and Lombardy, 4 ; importance of, for
southern France, 42 ; rival systems
of, as ingredient of Swiss history,
143 ; influence of, on German com-
merce, 195 ; relation of, to Milan,
197 ; importance of, for Genevese
trade, 205 ; importance of, for
Verona, 232 ; for Avignonese papacy,
284
Alum, a necessity for Florentine dyes,
280 ; papal revenue from deposits of,
297 ; discovery of, in papal territory,
ib.; deposits of, near Chios, 370
Amalfi, desire of, for oriental trade, 4
America, discovery of, 490
Amsterdam, rise of, 342
Anderson, quoted, 502
Angel, English gold coin, 36 n. 4
Annates, papal, 12 ; source of papal
revenue, 289
Anticlericalism, growth of, 499 ff.;
spirit of 16th century business a
product of, 501
Antwerp, English merchants in, 84;
trade revival in, 341
Apprenticeship, abuse of, 399
Aragon, effect of Sicilian Vespers on,
3 ; competitor of Italian cities for
Levantine trade, 4 ; trade of, 349 ;
commercial relations of Genoa and,
351 ; Sicily acquired by, 355 ; war
with Genoa of, 357
Arias, Gino, cited, 416, n. 1
Armagnac party, power gained by, 303
Armenia, Florentine merchants, in, 274
"Armenian Way," trade route, 220
Arms, export of Bordeaux, 68
Army, an item of royal French ex-
pense, 465 ; growth of national, 492
Arnold, W., quoted, 431
Arnold of Lübeck, quoted, 181
Arras, tapestries of, 343

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