Goujon, Jean, his work at the Louvre, 164, 306; decorates the Fontaine des Innocents, 164; reliefs by, at the Carnavalet, 297 Gozlin, his patriotism and courage, 37, 38, 40, 41 Grande Galerie, the, 186, 191 Gregory, St., of Tours, 13, 22 Greuze, 314 Grève, Place de, 293 Guénégaud, Théâtre, 324 Guise, Duke Francis of, shot by a Huguenot, 165 Guise, Duke Henry of, his popularity at Paris, 176; his assassination, 177 Guises, rise of the, 161 H Halles, les, 59, 148, 302 Halle aux Vins, 60, _note_ Hawkers, 259, 270 Heine and the Venus de Milo, 305 Héloïse and Abelard, loves of, 88; their grave at Paris, 89 Henry I., son of Robert the Pious, his accession, 51 Henry II., his death, 162 Henry III., his coronation, 175; his assassination, 177 Henry IV., his conversion, 181; his patriotism, 181, 184; his divorce, 182; his assassination, 185; his architectural achievements, 187; his statue, 197 Henry V. of England, 128; death and burial of, 130 Henry V. and Charles VI., entry into Paris, 131 Heretics, first execution of, 49 Hervé and his eleven companions, their heroism, 40, 41 Hierarchy, the, its unpopularity, 272 Holbein, 307 Homme Armé, Rue de l', 135, 297 Horloge, Pavilion de l', 198 Host, miracle of sacred, 299 Hôtel Dieu, foundation of, 31; rules of, 76; site of, 281 Hôtel St Paul, 121 Hôtel des Tournelles, 140, 146 Hôtel de Ville, 279, 293, 295 Hugh (Eudes), Count, his heroism, 38, 41, 42 Hugo, Victor, his exile and return, 274; his house, 297 Huguenots, hostility of Parisians to, 167 I Infanta, Garden of, 229; betrothed to Louis XV., 229 Ingres, 314 Innocent II., Pope, at Paris, 59 Innocents, Cemetery of, 148 Innocents, Square des, 301 Institut, the, 207 Invalides, Hôpital des, 223 Irish College, 286 Italian College, 286 Ivry, battle of, 179 J Jacobins, 197; their aims, 267; their supreme service to France, 268 Jacquerie, the, 118 Jacques de la Boucherie, St., 60, 300 Jacques, St., Rue, 5, 284 Jansenists and Jesuits, 218, 230 Jardin des Plantes, 200 Jean, St., Feu de, 295 Jean sans Peur, 125; tower of, 127; his assassination, 130; inscription, 297 Jeanne d'Arc, saviour of France, 131, 132; wounded at siege of Paris, 132; her capture, trial and execution, 132, 133; her rehabilitation at Notre Dame, 134 Jefferson and Marie Antoinette, 253 Jesuits, their suppression, 232 Jews at Paris, their treatment, 34, 49, 59 John the Good, 104, 117; at Paris, 119 Jongleurs, their charity, 321 Judicial penalties at Paris, 159 Juifs, les, the Island of, 6 Julian, the Emperor, his love of Paris, 10 Julian, St., of the minstrels, 321 Julien le Pauvre, St., 27; rebuilding of, 81; church of, 284 Jupiter, altar to, 9, 287; temple of, 7 K Knights-Templars, their foundation, 108; their heroism, 109; their arrest and torture, 110, 111; their destruction, 112, 116; site of their fortress, 299 L Lafayette, his loyalty, 256