Grace, Mary, 1 _et sq._ Gravina, Domenico, 247 Gregory, St., 29, 31, 39 _et sq._, 110 Gregory XVI, 65, 98-9, 102 Guadagnolo, 20 _et sq._ Guéranger, Dom, 22 H Hadrian, 52, 55 Hardenberg, Prince Von, 295 Hare, Augustus J., 141, 152, 154 Honorius, Emperor, 57 Hutton, Edward, _cited_, 97 I Imola, 83, 102 _et sq._, 111 Infantado, Duke dell’, 322 Innocent I, 11 Innocent IV, 352 Isolda (Nurse to Andrew of Hungary), 225-6, 229 Italian seas, 329 _et sq._ Ives, St., 109 J James of Aragon, King of Minorca (3rd Consort of Queen Joan of Naples), 272 Januarius, St., 276 Jerome, St., 197 Joan of Anjou, Queen of Naples, 200 _et sq._ Joan of Naples, Queen, her beauty, 200, 209, 214; her marriage to Andrew of Hungary, 200 _et sq._; her intrigue with Robert of Cabano, 201, 203, 206 _et sq._; is proclaimed sole ruler of Naples, 202 _et sq._, 222; and Charles of Durazzo’s scheming against Andrew, 209, 210; her love for Bertrand d’Artois, 213, 223; abduction of her sister, Princess Maria, 214 _et sq._; and Charles of Durazzo’s marriage to Princess Maria, 216-17; her act of homage for her crown, 218-9; Andrew’s confirmation as King, 222; and the murder of Prince Andrew, 223 _et sq._; her fellow-conspirators’ claims, 231 _et sq._; her marriage to Louis of Taranto, 237-8, 244; Charles of Durazzo and Robert of Taranto make war upon, 244 _et sq._; accused by King Louis of Hungary of the murder of Prince Andrew, 248 _et sq._; departs for Marseilles on the entrance of King Louis into Naples, 251; her reception at Aix, 258; Clement VI declares her innocent of Andrew’s death, 260; her marriage to Louis of Taranto confirmed by the Pope, 260, 271; returns to Naples, 262; her attempt to wrest Naples from Louis of Hungary, 262 _et sq._; invites the Pope’s mediation, 270; her third marriage to James of Aragon, 272; her fourth marriage to Duke Otho of Brunswick, 273; supports the anti-Pope, Clement VII, 273; the ingratitude of her successor and nephew, 273 _et sq._; put to death by order of Louis of Hungary, 274-5 John, Patriarch of Constantinople, 46 Josephus, 20 Julian the Apostate, 13 Julius Cæsar, 45 L Louis, King of Hungary, 211; informed of conspiracy to deprive his brother Andrew of sharing the crown with Joan, 205; invited by Charles of Durazzo to take possession of Naples, 248-9; accuses Joan of complicity in the murder of Andrew, 248 _et sq._; enters Italy, 251; Charles of Durazzo and Robert of Taranto attempt to conciliate, 253; orders Charles to be executed, 255, 272; wreaks vengeance on Andrew’s murderers, 256, 270; terrorises the country, 256-7; requested by the Pope to retire from Naples, 261; fighting between Louis of Taranto and, 262 _et sq._; consents to abandon Naples, 270; orders Queen Joan to be put to death, 274-5 La Mentorella, 20, 22 _et sq._ Lascolette, 288 Lebzeltern, Chevalier de, 114 _et sq._, 118 _et sq._ Lecchi, General, 306 Leghorn, 289, 322 _et sq._, 357 Leo XII, 87, 98 Leo XIII, 1