Louis II. of Nevers, accession to throne of Flanders, 174; appointment of his uncle, John of Namur, as warden of Sluys, and anger of the citizens of Bruges, 175; his life at the Court of Nevers, 176; action of his lieutenant in Flanders, 177; rebellion of Flemings against him, 178; fear of treachery, 180; and violent measures to crush the rebels, 181; his defeat and capture, _ibid._; charter issued from prison, 182; his release and oath to respect the liberties of the Flemings, 183; his changed mood, 191; death, 194. Louis, son of Charles the Bald, conspiracy with Guntfried, Gosfried, and Baldwin, 6; their defeat, 7. Lübke, 337. M Maison de l'ancient Greffe, 398, 401. Marche, M. Lecoy de la, _note_, 336. Marché aux Herbes, 401. Margaret, daughter of Baldwin of Constantinople, wife of Bourchard d'Avesnes, 127; birth of her two sons, 128; breaking of her troth to Bourchard, 129; hatred for him, 130; and her attempt to prove the illegitimacy of her children, 131. Marie, daughter of Charles the Bold, accession to throne of Flanders, 252; betrothal, 256; marriage, 257; death, 265; monument erected to her memory, 266. Marmion, Simon, 336. Maximilian, of Austria, betrothal to Marie of Flanders, 256; marriage, 257; weakness of intellect, 257; vacillation, 258; expenditure of his wife's money, 258, 259; arrest of Bruges' magistrates, 261; release of same on payment of a heavy fine, 262; departure for Holland and confirmation of the authority of the council of regency, 269; victory over Dutch rebels, and insults to Regents, 271; declaration regarding his treaty, and preparations for war, 272; triumph by treachery over Bruges and Ghent, 274; foolish disdain for the Flemings, and ambitious attempt to invade France, 276; defeat, 277; attempt to re-establish confidence in burghers, 278; further trouble, 279, 282; his speech to burghers, 283, 284; visit of condolence from burghers, 286; new prison, 290; terms of his release, 296, 297; residence in Hulse, and declaration therefrom, 299; peace treaty, 301. Memlinc, Hans, 339, 369-88. Middelburg, near Bruges, 316. Moerseke, Lord of, surrender of Guy of Dampierre's sword to William of Juliers, 153. Mural paintings, 338. N Nancy, the Battle of, its effect on Charles the Bold, 250. Napoleon, visit to Bruges, and preservation of St. Basil's, 100. Nassau, Count of, Maximilian's lieutenant, in Flanders, 302; interception of food supplies, 303; terms offered by Bruges, _ibid._ Nicholas II., Pontiff of Rome, intercession for Baldwin and Judith, 7. Notre Dame, the Church of, 18, 75-80, 170, 208, 306; connected with the Hôtel de Gruthuise, 313; restoration of western façade, 397, 401, 407. Notre Dame de la Poterie, 407. O Orientaux, Maison des, 310, 327. Orléans, Duc d', his death, 223. Oudewater, the birthplace of Gerard David, 353. P Palace of the Liberty of Bruges, 15.