The Fellowship: The Literary Lives of the Inklings (110 page)

Principles of Literary Criticism
(Richards)

Principles of Logic, The
(Bradley)

Prisoner of Zenda, The
(Hope)

Problem of Pain, The
(Lewis)

“Prolegomena to Medieval Poetry” (Lewis)

“Prolegomena to Medieval and Renaissance Studies” (Lewis)

“Promethean Fallacy in Ethics, The” (Lewis)

Protestantism; Irish;
see also
Anglican Church
and other denominations

Psalter

Pseudo-Dionysius

“Puck of Pook’s Hill” (Kipling)

Pudaita Pie, The
(Lewis)

Pugin, Augustus

Pullman, Philip

Punch

Purgatorio
(Dante)

Puritans

Pusey, Edward Bouverie

Pusey House

Pyle, Howard

Qenya (
later
Quenya)

Qenyaqetsa
(Tolkien)

Quakers

“Queen of Drum, The” (Lewis)

Queen’s University

Quenta Noldorinwa
(Tolkien)

Quenta Silmarillion
(Tolkien)

Quest of Bleheris, The
(Lewis)

Quiller-Couch, Arthur

Rackham, Arthur

Radford sisters

Raff
é
, Marjorie

Rakestraw, Caroline

Raleigh, Water Alexander

Ramanujan, Srinivasa

Ransome, Arthur

Rape of the Lock, The
(Pope)

Rateliff, John D.

Rawlinson, Richard

Reading University

“Realism from
Gorboduc
to
Lear
” (Coghill)

“Redemption of Ask, The” (Lewis)

Reflections on the Psalms
(Lewis)

Reformation

Refrigerium

“Refutation of Idealism” (Moore)

Rehabilitations
(Lewis)

Reilly, R. J.

Renaissance

Renan, Ernest

Replicit Anthroposophus Barfieldus
(Barfield)

Republic
(Plato)

Return of the King, The
(Tolkien)

Reveille

Review of English Studies, The

Reynard the Fox
(Rodange)

Reynolds, Barbara

Reynolds, Joshua

Reynolds, R. W.

Richards, I. A.

Rickword, Edgell

Rider-Waite Tarot deck

Ridler, Anne

Ridley, Nicholas

Rieu, E. V.

Rigby, Luke

Rime of the Ancient Mariner, The
(Coleridge)

Ring of the Nibelung
(Wagner)

Road Goes Ever On, The
(Swann)

Road to Middle-earth, The
(Shippey)

Road to Xanadu, The
(Lowes)

Robbins, Cherry

Robinson, George

Robson, W. W.

Roman Catholic Church,
see
Catholicism

Romance of the Rose, The

“Romance of the Rose and its Successors, The” (Lewis)

Romans

Romanticism; Christianity and; Barfield and; of Coleridge; Lewis and; Tolkien and; Williams and

Romanticism Comes of Age
(Barfield)

Rook, Alan

Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

Rosa Alchemica
(Yeats)

Rosenberg, Isaac

Rosicrucianism

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel

Roszak, Theodore

Roth, Cecil

Rothenstein, William

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques

Roverandom
(Tolkien)

Royal Air Force (RAF)

Royal Army Service Corps

Royal Belfast Academical Institution

Royal Engineers

Royal Military Academy (Sandhurst)

Royal Navy

Royal Society

Royal Society of Literature

Royal University

“Ruin” (Barfield)

Ruskin, John

Russell, Bertrand

Russell, George William,
see
AE

R
ü
tten & Loening

Ryle, Gilbert

Sade, Marquis de

Saga of King Heidrek the Wise

“Saga of King Olaf, The” (Longfellow)

Sale, Roger

Sampson, Ashley

Sands, L. K.

Sanskrit

Sartre, Jean-Paul

Sassoon, Siegfried

“Satan Speaks” (Lewis)

Saturday Review of Literature

Saving the Appearances
(Barfield)

Saxons

Sayer, George

Sayer, Moira

Sayers, Dorothy L.; Christian apologetics of; Dante translated by; essay in memorial volume for Williams by; Inklings and; poetry by; Socratic Club programs attended by;
Surprised by Joy
reviewed by; Williams’s poetry admired by

Scandalous Regent, The
(W. Lewis)

Scarlet Letter, The
(Hawthorne)

Schiller, F.C.S.

Schlegel, Friedrich

Schlesinger, John

Scholasticism

Schopenhauer, Arthur

Schubert, Franz

Scotsman, The

Scott, Anne

Scott, Walter

Screwtape Letters, The
(Lewis)

Scrutinies
(Rickword)

Scrutiny

Scull, Christina

Seaside and Fireside, The
(T
é
gner)

Second World War,
see
World War II

“Secret Vice, A” (Tolkien)

Selby, G. E.

Seven Deadly Virtues, The
(Davidman)

Seven Types of Ambiguity
(Empson)

Shadows of Ecstasy
(Williams)

Shaftesbury, Earl of

Shakespeare, William; fairies in plays by; mythology of; poetic metaphor of; romantic conception of marriage of; theory of subcreation adumbrated by; transformation of English language by; Williams and;
see also titles of plays

Shanameh

Shaw, George Bernard

Sheffield Education Settlement

Shelley, Norman

Shelley, Percy Bysshe

Shepherd’s Calendar
(Spenser)

Shippey, Tom

Shores of Faery, The
(Tolkien)

Sidgwick, Henry

Sidgwick & Jacobson

Sidney, Philip

Sienkiewicz, Henryk

Sigurd the V
ö
lsung

Silmarillion, The
(J.R.R. and C. Tolkien); Christianity in; Christopher Tolkien’s efforts leading to publication of; elements in
Hobbit
of; frequency of words used in; heigh style in; narrative heart of; rewriting of; Unwin’s reluctance to publish

Silver Chair, The
(Lewis)

Silver Stair, The
(Williams)

Silver Trumpet, The
(Barfield)

Silvestris, Bernard

Sindarin

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Sir Nigel
(Conan Doyle)

Sisam, Kenneth

Sitwell, Edith, Osbert, and Sacheverell

Sketch of the Mythology
(Tolkien)

Smilde, Arend

Smith, G. B.

Smith, Harry Wakelyn “Smugy”

Smith, John Alexander

Smith, Sarah

Smith College

Smithers, G. V.

Smith of Wootton Major
(Tolkien)

Smoke on the Mountain
(Davidman)

Society of Saint John the Evangelist,
see
Cowley Fathers

Socratic Club

Sohrab and Rustum
(Arnold)

“Some Difficult Words” (Lewis)

“Some Eighteenth-Century Precursors of the Romantic Movement” (Lewis)

“Some English Thinkers of the Renaissance” (Lewis)

Somerset Light Infantry

Some Suggestions in Ethics
(Bosanquet)

“Sometimes Fairy Stories May Say Best What’s to Be Said” (Lewis)

Somme, Battle of the

Somnium Scipionis
(Cicero)

Songs of Innocence and Experience
(Blake)

Songs for the Philologists
(Tolkien and Gordon)

Soper, David

Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg

Sophocles

Sotho

Southern Review, The

Space, Time, and Deity
(Alexander)

Spanish

Spanish Civil War

Spark, Muriel

Speaker’s Meaning
(Barfield)

Spearing, A. C.

Spectator, The

Speculum

Spence, John Dymott

Spence, Josephine

Spencer, Herbert

Spencer, Stanley

Spenser, Edmund; Christianity of; eclogues by; Fall of Man as theme of; romantic conception of marriage of; in Westminster Abbey’s Poets’ Corner; see also
Faerie Queene, The
(Spenser)

Spirit in Prison, A
(Hichens)

Spirits in Bondage
(Lewis)

Spirits in Prison, The
(Plumptre)

Spiritualism

Spiritual Science,
see
Anthroposophy

Splendid Century, The
(W. Lewis)

Spring Harvest
(Smith)

Stalinism

Stapledon, Olaf

Stapleton Debating Society

Steiner, Marie

Steiner, Rudolf; Barfield’s writing inspired by; English translations of works of; Eurythmy and; Lewis-Barfield “Great War” over teachings of; Spiritual Science of;
see also
Anthroposophy

Stevens, C. E.

Stewart, J.I.M.

Stoicism

Storm in Oxford: A Fantasy
(Lean)

Strachey, James and Lytton

Strand, The

Student Christian Movement

Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Literature
(Lewis)

Studies in Romanticism

Studies in Words
(Lewis)

Sub Tuum Praesidium

St. Albans Grammar School

St. Andrews, University of

St. Anne’s Church (Birmingham)

St. Jerome
(Bassano)

Sts. Gregory & Augustine Church

Suffield, Beatrice

Suffield, Emily Jane Sparrow

Suffield, John

Sugerman, Shirley

Summa contra Gentiles
(Aquinas)

Summer in Kerry
(Tolkien)

Sundial Society

Sunset of the Splendid Century, The
(W. Lewis)

Surprised by Joy
(Lewis); on Barfield; conversion story in; dedication of; on evolving religious views; on Kirkpatrick; on life with Mrs. Moore; reviews of; on Little Lea; on schools; on World War I; writing process of

Surrealism

Swallows and Amazons series (Ransome)

Swann, Donald

Swedenborg, Emanuel

Swenson, David F.

Swift, Jonathan

Sword in the Stone, The
(White)

Symons, Arthur William

Symposium
(Plato)

Synge, J. M.

Tablet, The

Tacitus

Tagore, Rabindranath

Tale of Squirrel Nutkin, The
(Potter)

Tales of a Wayside Inn
(Longfellow)

Tales of Wonder

“Tale of Tun
ú
viel, The” (Tolkien)

Taliessin Through Logres
(Williams)

Talking Horse, The
(Anstey)

Tanaqui
(Tolkien)

Tantrism

Taoism

Tarka the Otter
(Williamson)

Tarkovsky, Andrei

Taylor, Elizabeth

Taylor Institute

Tea Club and Barrovian Society (TCBS)

T
é
gner, Esaias

“T
é
gner’s Drapa” (Longfellow)

Tempest, The
(Shakespeare)

Tenniel, John

Tennyson, Alfred, Lord

Tennyson, G. B.

Tess of the D’Urbervilles
(Hardy)

Thackeray, William Makepeace

“That for Every Man a Woman Holds the Secret of Salvation” (Williams)

That Hideous Strength
(Lewis)

“That the Love of a Woman Is the Vice-Gerent of God” (Williams)

theism

Theology

Theosophy

Thirty-nine Articles of Religion

This Ever Diverse Pair
(Barfield)

Thisted, Valdemar Adolph

Thomas, Dylan

Thomas Aquinas, Saint

Thomas Cranmer of Canterbury
(Williams)

Thompson, Francis

Thomson, Ivor

Thought
(Tolkien)

“Thoughts for the Times on War and Death” (Freud)

Three Musketeers, The
(Dumas)

Thwaite, Anthony

Tillotson, Kathleen

Till We Have Faces
(Lewis)

Tillyard, E.M.W.

Time
magazine

Time Machine, The
(Wells)

Times, The
;
Higher Education Supplement
;
Literary Supplement

Time and Tide

Tintoretto

Titian

Tolkien, Arthur (J.R.R.’s father)

Tolkien, Christopher Reuel (J.R.R.’s son); birth of; Catholicism of; childhood of; and father’s death; father’s works edited by; Inklings meetings attended by; at Lewis’s funeral; marriage of; at Oxford; during World War II

Tolkien, Edith (n
é
e Bratt; J.R.R.’s wife); aviary of; birth of children of; Catholicism of; courtship of; death of; empty nest of; health problems of; in Ireland; in Leeds; wedding of

Tolkien, Faith (Christopher’s first wife)

Tolkien, Hilary Arthur Reuel (J.R.R.’s brother)

Tolkien, J.R.R.; academic research on; adolescence of; appearance and dress of; Barfield’s writing appreciated by; birth of; birth of children of; childhood of; Catholicism of; Coghill and; critiques of Lewis’s works by; death of; dental problems of; drawings and paintings by; and English syllabus at Oxford; enters Oxford; essay in memorial volume for Williams by; family life of (
see also names of children
); fantasy novels and novellas by (see also
Hobbit, The; Lord of the Rings, The
); Father Christmas Letters for children of; Festschrift in honor of; fictionalized history of Inklings by; first meeting of Lewis and; at founding of Inklings; health problems of; in Italy; Jerusalem Bible translations by; languages invented by (
see also
Elvish; Qenya); lectures of; Leeds professorship of; and Lewis’s Cambridge professorship; and Lewis’s Christianity; at Lewis’s funeral; literary status of; love of language of; MacDonald’s influence on; marriage of,
see
Tolkien, Edith Bratt; Morris’s influence on; and mother’s death; mumbling of; mythologies of, (see also
Silmarillion
and titles of specific novels and stories); on OED staff; Oxford professorship in Anglo-Saxon of play by; poetry by; in postwar Inklings core group; in proto-Inklings groups; resident fellowship at Oxford of; retirement of; scholarly works of (see also
Ancrene Wisse
); in Socratic Club; stories by; subcreation theory of; in TCBS; traditional Englishness of; Williams and; during World War I; and World War II