Paris-- Bossuet’s sermons, 333-334. Cæsar’s convocation of the Parisii, 356-358. Chapels of, 365-366. Collège de Beauvais, 345-346. Early importance, 362-363. Frankish seizure of, 360. Historical sketch, 348-363. La Cité, 365; Churches of, 365-366. Lutetia, ancient trade of, 359. Madeleine, the old, chapels of, 366-369. Notre Dame, 365, 369-371. Pont Notre Dame, 358-362. Rue des Marmousets, 366. Saint Denis, Benedictine foundation, 381-384. Saint Etienne, the first Cathedral, 363-364. Saint Germain-des-Prés, Abbey, Church of, 372-376. Saint Louis, Chapel of, 365. Saint Michael du Palais, 366. Saint Pierre aux Bœufs, Chapel of, 366. Saint Chapelle, 375-381. Saint Marie, 365. “Salle des Pas Perdus,” 378. Parisian Navigation, the, 357-358. “Parisii,” meaning of term, 357. Parker “Glossary,” 31. Patay, battle of, 45. Pater, Walter, “Miscellaneous Studies,” _cited_, 36-37; “Imaginary Portraits,” _cited_, 305-306. Père-la-Chaise Cemetery, 346, 383. Périgord, Cardinal de, 278. Périgueux-- Cathedral of St. Etienne, 262. Château Barrière, 258-261. Church of Saint Front, 258-266. La Cité, 262. Tour de Vésone, 258-261. Perpendicular Style in England, 76. Perpetuus, St., 184. Perthes, Boucher de, 23. Peter the Hermit, 22. Philippe Auguste, confiscation, 66-67, 280, 291; baptism of, 366. Pierre, Bishop of Chartres, 370. Plessis-les-Tours, 187-188. Poitiers-- Battle of, 274-279. Cathedral of St. Pierre, 270-273. Church of Notre Dame la Grande, 274; Saint Radégonde, 274. Historical sketch, 279-280. Temple Saint Jean, 273. Poitou in English hands, 279-280. Pomerantin, Castle of, 277. Pont Notre Dame, 358, 362. Ponts d’Ouve, the, 139. Porches of French Cathedrals, evolution from the narthex, 319-322. Porte du Croux, Nevers, 243-244. Porte Gayole, Boulogne, 21. Potentian, St., 202, 300. Poupinel, 144. “Précieuses,” the, 333. Presle, Collège de, 346. Prestwick, 23. Prout, drawings, 24, 36. Queen Eleanor’s Cross, Northampton, 77. Radégonde, Saint, 274. Ratuma or Ratumacos, early name of Rouen, 63. Raymond of Toulouse, 23. Ravenna, 309. Ré, Island of, 282. Remigius, St., legend of, 47-48. Rheims-- Cathedral, 48-51. Church of St. Remi, 52-53. Historical sketch, 42-50. Hôtel de Moulinet, 53. Joan the Maid, story of, 45-46. Papal Councils, 46-47. Rheims, Archbishop of, policy, 354. Richard the Fearless, 66, 90; brought up at Bayeux, 105; his widow builds Coutances Cathedral, 145. Richard II., birthplace at Bordeaux, 291. Richelieu imposes the Gabelle tax, 144-145; siege of the Huguenots of La Rochelle, 282-286. Richemont, Constable de, 140. Robert d’Artois, 300. Robert of Flanders, 23. Robert of Lisieux, Bishop of Coutances, 145. Robert of Normandy, 22, 66. Robert of Paris, loss of Neustria, 64-65.