Bonaparte, Princess Pauline, at Grasse, 72, 73 Bordighera, Via Aureliana at, 208 as seen from La Turbie, 216 Borghese, Prince, 73 Boron, Mont, 31 Bosio, Urbain, “La Province des Alpes Maritimes,” 21, 22, 254 “Le Vieux Monaco,” 154, 155, 157, 158, 262 Bouche, Honoré, “La Chorographie et l’Histoire de Provence,” by, 51 Bréa, General, House of, at Mentone, 270 Bréa, Ludovici, paintings by, at Cimiez, 39 Briançon and Louise de Cabris, 88, 89 quarrel with Mirabeau, 95 Brignole, Marchesa di, at reception of her daughter at Monaco, 183 Brignole, Maria Caterina, marriage with Honorius III of Monaco, 181 _et seq._ marriage with Louis Joseph, Prince of Condé, 186 Burgundians, invasion of Riviera by, 3 C Cabris, Castle of, 72 Cabris, Louise de, at convent of Sisteron, 95 flight from France, 95 House of, at Grasse, 71, 72 story of, 87 _et seq._ Cabris, Marquis de, death of, 95 House of, in Grasse, 71 Cagnes, Castle of, 99 description of, 97 _et seq._ inhabitants reproved for dancing by Bishop of Vence, 98 Place Grimaldi, 98 Caïs, Gaspard de, and siege of Nice, 33 attempt to betray La Turbie by, 133 betrayal of Eze by, 128 _et seq._, 137 capture and death of, 133 Calais, siege of, 168 Cannes, Corniche d’Or, near, 8 Paganini’s body taken to, 116 Capitaine, the, La Grande Corniche at, 13 Careï, Valley of the, 281, 282 Carlo I of Monaco (“Charles the Seaman”) and Monaco, 143, 165 at Gibraltar, 168 at siege of Calais, 168 attack on Southampton by, 121, 122 blockades Genoa, 166, 167 death of, 169 defeated by Duke of Genoa, 169 defeats Catalans, 166 defeats English Fleet, 167 Don Jayme III and, 168 fights Greeks and Venetians, 168 fleet of, 165 _et seq._ marriage with Lucinetta Spinola, 165 peace with Genoa and, 169 Pierre IV of Aragon and, 168 purchase of Mentone by, 268 sacks Barcelona, 166 sells Roquebrune to Guglielmo Lascaris, 254 wounded at Crécy, 168 Carlone, Fresco by, of “Fall of Phæton,” at Cagnes, 100 Carnival at Nice, 16, 17 Carthaginians in Riviera, 1 Casimir, Philippe M., “La Turbie et son Trophée Romain,” 226, 228, 229, 230 Castellar de la Brasca, Le, 259 Castellaretto, the, 259 Castillon, captured by Charles of Anjou, 283 captured by Genoese, 283 captured by Saracens, 283 church at, 284 description of, 281 _et seq._ earthquake at, 134, 282 Romans at, 282 sold to Pierre Balbo of Ventimiglia, 283 Catalans, attack on Monaco by, 166 “Cathedrals and Cloisters of the South of France,” by E. W. Rose, 50 Cemenelum (Cimiez), Roman city of, 20, 36, 209, 210 Ceva, Boniface, and siege of Nice, 33 Charlemagne and Abbey of St. Pons, 40 Charles V, Emperor, meeting between Pope Paul III and François I and, 28 siege of Nice and, 29 _et seq._ Charles Emmanuel II, homage by, to Our Lady of Laghet, 233 Charles of Anjou, Prince of Provence, builds Naval Arsenal at Nice, 20 captures Castillon, 283