Napoleon I, 13,45; his persecution of Pius VII, 75, 77 _et sq._, 114 _et sq._; elevates Murat to the throne of Naples, 278; pushes on to Moscow, 280; his quarrel with Murat, 281; his abdication, 292, 294; his distrust of Talleyrand, 295; at Elba, 296; his escape from Elba, 299, 310; suggests an alliance with Murat, 299-314; his star once more in the ascendant, 311; and Murat’s appeal to, 315; his power in Europe, 318; and Duc d’Enghien, 326 Napoleon III, 101 Narses, 13-14 Neipperg, Count, 303, 305-6, 311 Nero, 23, 27 Nesselrode, Count, 295 Ney, Marshal, 280, 314, 318 Nicholas of Melazzo, 211, 215, 223-4, 228, 239 _et sq._ Noailles, Count de, 295 Nogaret, William de, 150-1 Norcia. _See_ Nursia Normandy, Duke of, 203, 211, 258 Notre Dame, 59, 77, 124 Nunziante, General, 323 _et sq._ Nursia, 15 _et sq._ O Oderisio, Roberto di, 271 Odescalchi Palace, 1 Odoacer, 13 Olevano, 152 Orsini, family of, 147 Otho, Duke of Brunswick (4th Consort of Queen Joan of Naples), 273-4 P Pace, Tommaso, 211, 215, 223, 228, 239 _et sq._ Palestrina, 144 _et sq._ Pantheon, 55 _et sq._ Paul Petrovitch, Emperor, 264 Paul, St., 4 Pelagius II, 43-4, 50 Pepes, General, 305 Périgord, Cardinal de, 254 Peter, St., 51, 118, 350 _et sq._ Peter, St. (the exorcist), 103 Petrarch, 202 Philip of Taranto, Prince, 253 Philippe le Bel, King of France, 150 Phocas, Emperor, 57 Piccino, Nicolo, 190, 192 _et sq._ Pignatelli, General, 264 Pisa, 196 _et sq._, 336 Pius VI, 69, 75-6 Pius VII, and the ordination of Pius IX, 72; returns in triumph to the throne of St. Peter, 76-7; Napoleon’s insolent demands upon, 77-8, 116 _et sq._; excommunicates Napoleon, 78, 119 _et sq._; is arrested by the French troops, 79, 116; imprisoned at Savona and Fontainebleau, 80; returns to Rome, 80, 291; rejoicing in Rome, 81 _et sq._; prophesies the election of Father Mastai to the Papacy, 83; reorganizes ecclesiastical matters in Chile, 85; his death, 87; Lebzeltern obtains an audience with, 122 _et sq._; his personal appearance, 122; and Murat, 292, 296, 302 Pius VIII, 98 Pius IX, 50, 65; appointed director of the Asilo, 70 _et sq._; his infirmity, 71-2, 76; his ordination, 72; his birth and early life, 73 _et sq._; witnesses the return to Rome of Pius VII, 76, 81-2; prophecies concerning his election to the Papacy, 83-4; undertakes mission to Chile, 84 _et sq._; last evening at the Asilo, 85-6; appointed Director of the Ospizio di San Michele, 95-6; appointed Abp. of Spoleto, 96 _et sq._; and the revolutionaries in Spoleto, 99 _et sq._; appointed Abp. of Imola, 102; his fearless zeal, 102; his escape from assassination, 103; made a Cardinal, 103; Riotti’s attempt to kidnap, 104-5; his great humility, 106-7; his charity and love of justice, 108 _et sq._ Pius X, 143 Pizzo (Calabria), 277, 323 Placidus. _See_ St. Eustace Prina, 293 Procopius, St., 197 Q Quintus, Sertorius, 16 R Radet, General, 78-9, 117 Ranieri, Bp. of Pisa, 149, 196 _et sq._