Tournai, tapestries, 5; forest of, 134; besieged by Edward III, 202; Guild of St. Luke organised, 229; tapestry workers organised, 230; oldest city in Belgium, 242; _Turris Nerviorum_ of Cæsar, 245; capital of Merovingian Kings, 245-248; many sieges, 248-250; Battle of Fontenoy, 250-255; Belfry, 262-263; Roman houses and church of St. Brice, 263-264; relics of King Childeric, 264-265; Marvis Towers, _Pont des Trous_, and tower of Henry VIII, 265-267; _Ville d'Art_, 268-269 and 281-282; Robert Campin, Jacques Daret and Van der Weyden, 269-272; Cloth Hall and Museum of Fine Arts, 272-275; later artists, 274-275; sculptors at, 275-276; gold and silversmiths at, 276-277; coppersmiths at, 277-278; tapestry weavers, 278-280; porcelains of, 280-281; manufactures of stained glass, 281-282; manufacture of fine carpets, 282; 312; "monuments" classified, 363; 377; tapestry weaving at, 383. Trajan, "the Just Emperor," painting by Van der Weyden, 271. Triest, Bishop, tomb in Cathedral of St. Bavon at Ghent, 241; encourages horticulture at Ghent, 355-356; 358. Turenne, defeated by Condé near Nieuport, 95. Turin, Exposition of, Tournai carpet shown at, 282. Turnhout, lace makers at, 5; fairy hill near, 409. U Urbin, Duke of, 378. V Valckx, Pierre, sculptor, 381. Valenciennes, 134; 137; lace made at Ypres, 141; 219; tapestry workers organised, 230; 351. Van Artevelde, Jacques (or Jacob), besieges Louis of Maele at Ghent, 178; rise to power, 199-200; alliance with Edward III, 201; Battle of Sluys, 201-202; assassination, 202-204; 248-249; 397. Van Artevelde, Philip, brief career, 206-207; big cannon of, 208; at siege of Audenaerde, 391. Van Bredael, Alexander, 386. Van den Broeck, 431. Van Dyck, Anthony, "The Raising of the Cross" at Courtrai, 162-163; "The Crucifixion" at Malines, 327; 433; pupil of Rubens, 499; "Saint Martin dividing Cloak among the Beggars," 499-451; at Antwerp, 451; court painter of Charles I, 451; chief works, 451-452; 456. Van Eyck, Hubert, tombstone at Abbey of St. Bavon, 184; discovery of art of painting with oils, 231-233; in service of Philip the Good, 233-234; plans and begins "The Adoration of the Lamb," 234-235; death, 234; monument, 241; 269; 270; 295; 360. Van Eyck, Jean, colours statues for Hotel de Ville at Bruges, 58; 59; discovery of art of painting with oils, 231-233; enters service of Philip the Good, 233-234; completes "The Adoration of the Lamb," 235; later paintings, 238-239; death, 240; monument, 241; 269; 270; 295; 301; "_La Belle Portugalaise_" at Malines, 341-342; 360.