Savona, 296-315 Sea-fight, 42-3, 290-2 Ségurane, 211-12 Sicilian vespers, 163 Sieyès, 124-6 Silkworms, 201 Sixtus IV., 296-303 — V., 285-6 Spélunges, les, 238 Springs in the sea, 203 Stones, cult of, 188-90 Suicides, 245-6 Sumac, 87 Susanne de Villeneuve, 175-7 Taggia, River, 284 Taia River, 186 Templars, 92 Tende, county of, 269-70 Terpon, 188 Teutons, 56-61 Théas-Thorenc, 177 Theatre, Greek, 15, 16 Théoule, 156 Thouet-de-Beuil, 226 Toulon, 4, 72-83 Towns, structure of, 10, 11 Tropez, S., 110-12 Troubadours, 29-37 Turbie, la, 227, 240-1, 256 Tyrian dye 73 Umbrella pines, 110 Urban IV., 134 — VI., 140-4 Utriculares, 190 Valence, 5 Valescure, 114 Var River, 130, 158, 212, 226 Varazzi, 312 Vauban, 73 Vegetation, tropical, 5, 184, 277 Veille, la, 254 Venaisin, bought, 3, 137; annexed to France, 17 Vence, 23, 167-8 Venus Victrix, 62 Ventimiglia, 264, 266-72, 275, 278 Vesubie, River, 226 Via Aurelia. _See_ Aurelian Way Victoire, Ste., 61-2 Victor, S. Abbey, 47-8 Voragine, Jacques de, 312 Weihe, Captain, 245-6, 249-50 William, Count of Provence, 108, 207 York, Duke of, 254 PLYMOUTH: WILLIAM BRENDON AND SON, LTD., PRINTERS FOOTNOTES: [1] VINET, _L’Art et l’Archæologie_, Mission de Phénicée, Paris, 1862. [2] FAURIEL, _Hist. de la Poésie Provençale_, 1846, i., pp. 169-171. [3] _Renaissance in Italy_: “The Catholic Revival,” ii. c. 12. [4] So Virgil speaks of the soldiers singing as they marched, according to rhythmic music— “With measured pace they march along, And make their monarch’s deeds their song.” _Æneid_, viii., 698-9. [5] _Renaissance in Italy._ “Italian Literature,” i., c. 2. [6] See ELTON’S _Origins of English History_. London: 1890, pp. 6-32. [7] STANLEY POOLE, _The Barbary Pirates_. [8] _La Provence Maritime_, 1897, p. 356. [9] The tomb of Raimond de Cabane, the maître d’hôtel, is in the Church of S. Chiara, Naples. [10] The portraits of Joanna and of Louis of Tarentum may be seen in the Church of Sta. Maria l’Incarnata, which she built in Naples. Her marriage is there represented in a fresco by one of the pupils of Giotto; again, another picture is of her in Confession. She is also represented on the tomb of King Robert, her grandfather, in the Church of S. Chiara, Naples. [11] His tomb and statue, a life-like portrait, by Ciaccione, is in the church of S. Giovanni a Carbonara, Naples. [12] _La Provence Maritime_, Paris, 1897. [13] _Les Grands Artistes_, Fragonard, par C. MAUCLAIR, Paris (_n.d._) [14] A fantastic derivation. Actually, Arluc is By the Mere. [15] HOPKINS (TIGHE) _The Man in the Iron Mask_, Lond. 1901. [16] A fine head, dug out from the ruins, and supposed to be that of Drusus, is now in the Copenhagen museum.