States-General, establishment of, 104; convoked by Dauphin, 117; meet at the Louvre, 180; at the Hôtel de Bourbon, 192; at Versailles, 247 Stephen, St., church of, 31 Stephen III., Pope, at Paris, 30 Street names, revolutionary, 271 Streets, old, at Paris, 286, 299 Suger, Abbot, 58; builds new St. Denis, 79 Sully, Duke of, 182, 184; his enforced retirement, 192; Hôtel de, 295 Sully, Maurice de, builds cathedral of Notre Dame, 81 Sulpice, St., church of, 241, 242, 291 Surgery, school of, 290 Swiss Guards, their devotion and courage, 257 T Talleyrand, Bishop, 270 Talma, Julie, 270 Talma, 326 Tax farmers, their brutality, 245 Tennis-court oath, 248 Terror, the white, 247, _note_ Terror, the, at Paris, 262 Theatre, the early, 323 Thermæ, the, 9, 10 Tiberius Cæsar, discovery of altar to, 9 Tiers Etat, at Notre Dame, 106; its humiliation, 192 Titian, 306 Trône, place du, 189 Troyes, treaty of, 130 Troyon, 315 Truce of God, 98 Tuileries, the, 186; secret flight of royal family from, 255; attack on, 257; palace and gardens of, 315, 316 Turenne, his defeat at Paris, 205, 206 U University, first use of term, 95 Ursins, Mme. des, her power in Spain, 216 Utrecht, peace of, 219 V Vaches, isle des, 6 Val de Grâce, church of, 223 Vallière, Mme. de la, 212 Van Dyck, 307 Vasari, his appreciation of Fra Angelico, 306 Vauban, his military science, 210; his estimate of the national resources, 215 Vendôme, Duke of, his depravity, 216 Vendôme, place and column of, 316 Venetian merchants at Paris, 34; their sympathy with Jeanne d'Arc, 133 Venise, Rue de, 299 Vergniaud, 260, 270 Veronese, 306 Versailles, château of, 212; cost of, 213, _note_; opera house, scene at, 248; the revolution at, 247 Victoires, Notre Dame des, 194, _note_ Victor, St., prior of, stabbed, 57; abbey of, 60 Ville, the, 146, 147 Vinci, da, his Monna Lisa at Louvre, 306 Viollet le Duc, his love of Gothic, 278 Voltaire, his solvent wit, 269, 270 Volterra, Daniele da, his statue of Louis XIII., 187 Vosges, Place des, 187 Vouet, 311 W Wall, the Roman, 6 Watteau, his manner of painting, 313; works by, at Louvre, 313 Whistler, 290 THE END _Colston & Coy., Limited, Printers, Edinburgh._ * * * * * FOOTNOTES: [1] "_Faudra recommencer_" ("We must begin again"), said, to the present writer in 1871, a Communist refugee bearing a great scar on his face from a wound received fighting at the barricades. [2] _Inf._ XXIX. 121-123. A French commentator consoles himself by reflecting that the author of the _Divina Commedia_ is far more vituperative when dealing with certain Italian peoples, whom he designates as hogs, curs, wolves and foxes.