Constable de Bourbon, Charles, story of, 245-248. Constantine the Great, 137. Constantius Chlorus fortifies Coutances, 137. Corday, Charlotte, 96, 127. Cordeliers-- Church at Toulouse, 292. Convent of, the, at Saint-Émilion, 297. Corporations, Gaulish, 358-359. Côtentin, the, 137; Barons of, 138. Coucy, Robert de, building of Rheims Cathedral, 48-51. Coutances-- Bishops of, 145. Bricqueville-Colombières, 143. Cathedral, 145-146. Church of St. Pierre, 137, 145. Historical sketch, 136-146. Jardin, Public, 149. Mediæval customs, 149, 150. Musée, the, 149. Crécy, 139. Crusades, 22-23; Freeman _quoted_ (see also Truce of God), 124-125. Daboval, M., 40. Dagobert, King, story of, 78, 382. “Danse Macabre” in the Aître de St. Maclou, 83-84. Dante, 370. Darnley Stuarts, the, 90. Defensor, ruler of Le Mans, 152. Denis, St., 359; Legend of, 381-382. Derby, Earl of, relief of Angoulême, 267, 268. Dionysius the Areopagite, 359. Domrémy, 45. Don Pedro, dispute of, 291-292. Dordogne, the, 292. Dormans, Jean de, Bishop of Beauvais, account of, 345-346. Dunois, Captain, 219-220, 354. Edict of Nantes, revocation, effect in Troyes, 315-316. Edward I., the _Villes bastides_ of, 293. Edward III., campaign in France, 126, 139-140, 344. Eleanor of Castile, 23. Eleanor of Poitou, 100; dowry, 279-280, 290-291. Eleutherius, St., 359. Emilion the Hermit, 294. Enamel workers of Limoges, 251, 254-258. English influence on French architecture, 75-77. Enlart, M., “Manuel d’Archéologie Française,” 32; on origin of Flamboyant Style, 75. Eudes, Count of Paris, 361. Eudes de Clément, 383. Eureptiolus, Bishop of Coutances, 145. Evans, geologist, 21. Evreux-- Boulevard Chambaudin, 93. Cathedral, 74, 93-84. Church of St. Taurin, 52, 95. Description, 88, 89. Historical sketch, 89-92. Rue Josephine, 94-95. Faidherbe, General, 84. Faïence industry at Nevers, 244; at Limoges, 251-254. Falaise, 126. Felton, John, 285. Fénélon, Abbé, 333. Fergusson, _cited_, 53, 83, 342. Ferri, Paul, Calvinist, 333. Feuquières, Marquis de, 333. “Five Sisters” at York, 103. Flamboyant Style, M. Enlart’s paper on origin, 75; principal features, 75-76. Fleury, 333. Foix, Earl of, relief of the ladies of Meaux, 325-326. Fortunatus’ description of St. Etienne, Paris, 363-364. Francis I., connection with Abbeville, 24; “Manoir de François 1er,” Lisieux, 96; and Charles de Montpensier, 245-247, 169; development of enamel painting, 257. Franco-Prussian War, incidents in Rouen, 84-87; incidents near Le Mans, 156-161; _Times_ Correspondent, _quoted_, 156-161, 168; capitulation of Chartres, 206-207; occupation of Orléans, 224. Freeman, _cited_, 2, 42, 65, 83, 104-105, 114, 116, 122-125, 179-180, 235, 243, 252, 261, 273, 277. Froissart, _cited_, 253, 279, 343. Fulk the Black, Count of Anjou, 139, 171-172, 205. Fulk the Good, Count of Anjou, 170-171. Fulk the Red, Count of Anjou, 170.