Discipline, collegiate, 93, 94 Dix-huit, College of, 92 Dolet, Etienne, his statue, 286 Domenico da Cortona, 148; designs Hôtel de Ville, 151 Dominicans, their establishment at Paris, 73 Dragon, Cour du, 291 Dubois, Abbé, his wealth and depravity, 227 Duke of Orleans, his murder, 126 E Ebles, Abbot, his courage, 38, 41 Ecclesiastical architecture, development of, 47 Ecole des Beaux Arts, 291 Edict of Nantes, 182; revocation of, 214; approved by eminent Churchmen, 215; effect in Europe, 215 Education, state of, before Revolution, 264 Egalité, Philip, 199; his vote, 259 Eloy, St., abbey of, 31, 56, 57 Eloy, St., bishop and goldsmith, 28 Elysée, the, 319 _Émigrés_, the, 254, 256 Empire, the Second, streets of, 278 Encyclopedists, their aims, 267 English, the, at Paris, 120, 135, 136; evacuate Paris, 137; expelled from Calais, 162 Estampes, Madame d', 153, 154 Estiennes, the, 143, 144 Estrées, Gabrielle d', 181 Etienne du Mont, St., 17, 151, 288 Etoile, arch of, 277, 278 Eudes, Count, 38, 41, 42 Eugene III., Pope, at Paris, 57 Eustache, St., church of, 151, 303 Evelyn, witnesses torture of accused prisoners, 262 F Ferronnerie, Rue de la, 185 Feudalism, origin of, 44 Flamboyant, not a debasement of Gothic, 145, _note_ Flandrin, frescoes by, at St. Germain des Prés, 291 Fleury, Cardinal, his honest administration, 229 Flore, Pavilion de, 186 Fontainebleau, school of, 152 Fontaine des Innocents, 164 Fouarre, Rue du, 100 Fouquet, 310 Foy, Café, 249 Fragonnard, 313 France, her greatness under Richelieu, 195 Francis I., his entry into Paris, 150; the Renaissance, 150; his magnificent hospitality, 157; life at Paris under, 157; his access of piety, 158, 159; his death, 160 Francis II. at Amboise, 165 Francis, St., his love of the French tongue, 99 Franciscans, their establishment at Paris, 73 Franklin, Benjamin, at Versailles, 254 Franks, the, 13 Fredegonde, her cruelty and death, 21-23 French language, its universality, 99 French people, their desire for peace, 274 Fromont, Nicholas, 309 Fronde, the, 204 Fronde, the second, 205; defeat of, 206 Fulbert, Canon, his house, 282 Fulrad, Abbot, completes Church of St. Denis, 33 G Galilée, the island of, 6 Genevieve, St., her story, 14, 15; monastery of, 17; shrine of, 17; abbey of, 30; Templars at, 111 Geneviève, Ste., la Petite, 60 Gericault, his Raft of the Medusa, 314 Germain, St., of Auxerre, 14, 27 Germain, St., l'Auxerrois, 31, 303 Germain, St., of Autun, 24, 25 Germain, St., des Prés, 23; captured by Henry IV., 178; church of, 291 Germain, St., Faubourg, 293 Gervais, St., church of, 31, 295 Gibbon at Paris, 242 Giocondo, Fra, rebuilds Petit Pont and Pont Notre Dame, 148 Girondins, their condemnation, 241 Goethe, his speech at Valmy, 246; his description of the revolutionary army, 262 Goldoni assisted by the Convention, 264 Gothic art of the thirteenth century, 84 Goths, the, 12, 13