Pont au Change rebuilt, 189 Pont Marie, 201 Pont Neuf, 197, 284 Pont Notre Dame, 7 Pont Royal, 224 Portes Cochères, corps of, 204 Port Royal, destruction of, 218 Poussin, 311 Prés aux Clercs, the, 97 Primaticcio, 152, 153, 311 Primitifs, at Louvre, 308 Printing, introduction of, at Paris, 143; at the Louvre, 200 Provost of Merchants, 9; last of, 293 Provost of Paris, his hotel, 295 Public good, league of, 139 Q Quatre Nations, the, 95 Quinze-vingts, establishment of, at Paris, 74 R Radegonde, St., her piety, 25; nuns of, at Cambridge, 25 Raphael, 306 Ravaillac, assassin of Henry IV., his cruel torture, 185 Rectors, their power, 95, 98 Reformation, the, 164 Rembrandt, 307 Rémi, St., 13 Republic, the second, 274 Republic, the third, its patriotism, 274; architecture of, 278 Restoration, the, architecture of, 277 Retz, Cardinal de, 203; joins the insurrection, 204, 205 Revolutionary, Committee of the League, 180 Revolution, the, its triumph, 262; its results, 275; Place de la, 317 Revolutionists, their attitude towards England, 265 Richelieu, his rise to fame, 193, 194; his firmness, 194; his death, 195; second founder of Sorbonne, 200; his tomb at the Sorbonne, 200 Rigaud, 313 Robert the Pious, his excommunication, 48; his charity, 48; repudiates his queen, 47, 48; marries Constance of Aquitaine, 48 Robert the Strong, 37 Robespierre and the Terror, 246, 247; his feast of the _Etre Suprème_, 273; at chess, 333 Rochelle, la, capture of, 194 Roland, 270 Roland, Mme., 283 Rollo, 37, 43 Roman amphitheatre, the, 5 Roman aqueduct, the, 5 Roman Empire, exhaustion of, 12 Rosso, 152, 311 Rousseau, his impressions of Paris, 226; his journey from Paris to Lyons, 244 Rousseau, Théodore, 315 Royalty, abolition of, 258 Royale, place, 187, 296, 297 Rubens, 307 Ryswick, peace of, 215 S Sacre Coeur, church of, 240, 279 Sainte Chapelle, the, 69, 82, 83 Samaritaine, la, 198 Sarto, Andrea del, 152 Saxe, Marshall, his victories, 231 Scholars, their lack of discipline, 90; their festive meetings, 91; their depravity, 92; poor, at Paris, 92; defence of, by king, 97 Schoolman, the, 100 Sculpture, Greek, at Louvre, 305; mediæval and renaissance, at Louvre, 305 Sections, the, 176, 180; their defeat, 180 Sens, Archbishop of, and Templars, 112; his palace, 295 Serfdom, 49 Serfs, their condition, 49, 50 Séverin, St., church of, 284, 286 Sévigné, Mme. de, 297 Siegbert, marriage with Brunehaut, 21 Siéyès, Abbé, 269 Siger, at Paris, 100 Signs, old, at Paris, 303 Simon, St., Duke of, his memoirs, 210 Soissons, the vase of, 13 Sorbon, Robert of, founds the Sorbonne, 92 Sorbonne, introduction of painting at, 143; Greek lectureship at, 145; the new, 288 Soubise, Hôtel de, 297 Soufflot builds Panthéon, 238; mutilates west front of Notre Dame, 238 Staël, Mme. de, 270