14.1 Numbers of charters in the DEEDS Corpus for the reign of King John
14.2 Frequency of references to French and English in forms of address
14.3 Common forms of charter address under King John
14.4 References to monks of the same place compared to those serving God there
14.5 References to the Holy Sacraments and to burial
14.6 References to God, alms, salvation of the soul, the divine and piety
14.7 References to advowson, prayer, and presentation to ecclesiastical office
14.8 References to other [barons | faithful] of the Lord King
14.10 Dating by anno Domini and anno regis
14.11 References to scutage and foreign service
14.12 References to the honorific in Christo
14.13 References to transactions made for the love of God
14.14 References to the salutation in Domino
14.15 Use of the terms for the sake of God, charity or divine piety
14.16 Use of the word necessitas in terms of personal need
17.1 Young woman combing her hair, capital at L’Estany, Catalonia
17.2 Embracing couple and hidden lover, capital at St-Pierre, Chauvigny
17.3 Salome dancing, or a luxuria figure, capital at Saint-Martin-duCanigou, near Toulouse
17.4 Salome dancing, capital at church of Santiago outside Agüero
17.5 Man bending a woman over while dancing, south porch at Santa Maria de Uncastillo, Aragon
17.6 Man and woman, possibly at sex-play, south porch at Santa Maria de Uncastillo, Aragon
17.7 Eve of Autun, lateral portal of Saint-Lazare, Autun
17.8 Siren, capital from cathedral cloister, Girona
17.9 Satan and luxuria, main portal at Saint-Trophime, Arles
17.10 Eucharist-holding masturbator, church corbel, Champagnolles
17.11 Devils sodomizing men, cathedral cloister panel, Girona
17.12 Male peasants embracing, capital at St-Genès, Châteaumeillant