Brussels, 9; relation to Flanders, 12-13; more French than Flemish, 13; weather at, 22-23; passage through, 24; 150; 170; 219; Hotel de Ville built by Philip the Good, 228; tapestry workers organised, 230; part of the "Adoration of the Lamb" in Museum, 238; 243; work of Van der Weyden at, 271; "Abdication of Charles V," by Gallait at, 273; Stallaert's "Death of Dido" at, 274; tapestry weavers of Arras driven to, 278; extorts privileges from Charles the Bold, 287; works by Memling at, 299; works by Dierick Bouts at, 308; "renowned for its noble men," 321; 324; 339; Cathedral of Ste. Gudule erected, 340; manuscripts of Margaret of Austria in Bibliotheque Royale, 342; Marie of Hungary removes capital to, 342; 351; 359; "Madness of Hugo Van der Goes" in the Modern Gallery, 361; portrait of Charles the Bold by Van der Goes, 362; 367; 368; Henri Van Péde architect of Hotel de Ville, 371; "Legend of St. Anne," by Quentin Matsys, 403; 443; 444; Modern Gallery compared with Royal Museum at Antwerp, 456; 464. Burgundy, Dukes of, 4; 17; 174; the marriages of Cambrai, 218-219; power extended by Treaty of Arras, 222-223; further extended at Péronne, 288; defeated by Swiss at Granson, Morat and Nancy, 290-292; Kingdom of Burgundy almost established, 293; 315; 351; early château at Audenaerde, 390; 395; acquire Antwerp, 398; tyranny of, 462. Byzantine Emperors, coins of, found at Tournai, 265. C Caen, Normandy, Plantin learns art of printing in, 423; 424. Cæsar, Julius, 245; 393. Calais, siege of by Philip the Good, 223. Calloo, 399; 420; 421. Calvinists, partially destroy Abbey of St. Bavon, 184; propose to present "Adoration of the Lamb" to Queen Elizabeth, 237. Cambrai, 61; Marriages of, 218-219; League of, 337; Treaty of, 338-339; 351. Campin, Robert, early painter of Tournai, 270; 273; 274. Carnot, Gen., defence of Antwerp, 460. Cassel, captured by Philip Augustus, 135. Castle of the Counts (Château des Comtes), at Ghent, 170-179; stormed by Jacques Van Artevelde, 200; birthplace of John of Gaunt, 201; 233; 262; Liévin Pyn tortured at, 349. Caxton, William, learns printing at Bruges, 228. Çayas, Gabriel de, patron of Christopher Plantin, 424; interests Philip II in _Biblia Regia_, 426. Chapel of the Holy Blood at Bruges, crypt of St. Basil, 27-28; receives relic from Dierick of Alsace, 55-56; Procession and _Confrerie_, 56; ruined during French Revolution, 56-57; restoration, 57; 58. Charlemagne, breaking up of empire of, 26. Charles the Bald, creates title of Count of Flanders, 26.