Palais du Franc, 401. Paris Hall, the, 310. Petit, John, 225; quoted, 226; his doctrine denounced, 228. Philip of Alsace, his reign, 105. Philip Augustus of France, his action regarding the throne of Flanders, 122-4; invasion of Flanders, 124. Philippe l'Asseuré, accession to the throne of Flanders, 230; treaty of Arras, 230; defection of his army, 231; acknowledgment of rights of Bruges over Sluys, and attempt to dupe Bruges, 234; terms agreed upon, 236; Philippe's march upon Bruges, 237; defeat, and escape, 238; return to power, and conditions, 242; his victims, 242, 243; triumphant entry of Bruges, 244; quiet in Flanders during the concluding years of reign, 245; death, 246. Philip of Cleves, oath, 298; letter to Maximilian, 300; upholding of oath, 304; his end, 305. Philip the Rash, 212; character and popularity, 213; policy, 214; death, 216. Philip, son of Marie, accession, 268; return to Bruges, 279. Philip of Thielt, connection with the Great Charter, 164. Philip of Valois, King of France, accession, 184; invasion of Flanders, 185. Philippe le Bel, hatred of Guy de Dampierre, 139-43; affiancing of sister and daughter to Edward I. of England and his son, 142; visit to Flanders, 144; and resultant rebellion, 145; invasion of Flanders, 153, 154; Battle of Courtrai, defeat, and subsequent negotiations, 155-62; death, 163. Place du Bourg, 398, 401. Place de la Vigne, 403. Poele, Jan van de, 325; work and successors, 326. Pont aux Lions, 405. " de l'âne Aveugle, 401. " des Augustins, 405. " des Baudets, 405. " de la Clef, 405. " de la Tour, 405. " Flamand, 405. Poorters Logie, 404. Porte des Baudets, 405. " de Damme, 405. " de Gand, 403, 405. " des Maréchaux, 405. " Ste. Croix, 405. Praet, Gervais, speech to the men of Bruges, 64; pacification of burghers, 85; declaration in favour of Dierick of Alsace, 87. Q Quai de Rosaire, 401. R Rasseghem, Adrien van, treachery of, 302. Relic. The water in which Joseph of Arimathea was supposed to have washed the blood-stained body of Christ, brought to Bruges by Dierick, 92; its adventures, 95, 96. Religious persecution, 390, 391. Richard of Raeske, his challenge to Walter of Straten, 'the Winged Lie,' 43. Richilde of Hainault, Countess Dowager, assumption of the reins of government during the minority of Arnulph, 32, 33; action against the Karls, assisted by William FitzOsberne, Earl of Hereford, and others, 33; defeat by Robert the Frisian, 34, 35; acknowledgment of Robert as Count, 35. Robert of Bethune, 162; influenced by his son, Louis of Nevers, 172; confession of an attempt to poison him, and imprisonment of Louis, 173; his death, _ibid._ Robert of Cassel, his claim to the throne of Flanders, 174; opposition to rebellious Karls withdrawn, 179. Robert the Child, 59; popularity, 69; execution, 71.