00:00:00 Chapter XXXII. THE GOTHIC FLOWERING: 1095 – 1300 (Continuation)
V. French Gothic
VI. English Gothic
VII. German Gothic
VIII. Italian Gothic
IX. Spanish Gothic
X. Considerations

00:46:19 Chapter XXXIII. MEDIEVAL MUSIC: 326 – 1300
I. The Music of the Church
II. The Music of the People

01:08:21 Chapter XXXIV. THE TRANSMISSION OF KNOWLEDGE: 1000 – 1300
I. The Rise of the Vernaculars
II. The World of Books
III. The Translators
IV. The Schools
V. Universities of the South
VI. Universities of France
VII. Universities of England
VIII. Student Life

02:36:56 Chapter XXXV. ABÉLARD: 1079 – 1142
I. Divine Philosophy
II. Héloïse
III. The Rationalist
IV. The Letters of Heloise
V. The Condemned

03:28:40 Chapter XXXVI. THE ADVENTURE OF REASON: 1120 – 1308
I. The School of Chartres
II. Aristotle in Paris
III. The Freethinkers
IV. The Development of Scholasticism
V. Thomas Aquinas
VI. The Thomist Philosophy
VII. The Successors

05:19:59 Chapter XXXVII. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: 1095 – 1300
I. The Magical Environment
II. The Mathematical Revolution
III. The Earth and Its Life
IV. Matter and Energy
V. The Revival of Medicine
VI. Albertus Magnus
VII. Roger Bacon
VIII. The Encyclopedists

07:06:30 Chapter XXXVIII. THE AGE OF ROMANCE: 1100 – 1300
I. The Latin Revival
II. Wine, Woman, and Song
III. The Rebirth of Drama
IV. Epics and Sagas
V. The Troubadours
VI. The Minnesingers
VII. The Romances
VIII. The Satirical Reaction

08:52:58 Chapter XXXIX. DANTE: 1265 – 1321
I. The Italian Troubadours
II. Dante and Beatrice
III. The Poet in Politics
IV. The Divine Comedy

10:03:03 EPILOGUE: THE MEDIEVAL LEGACY