Stalle, Jean van, Dean of Church of Saint Mary at Hal, 113 Steen of Antwerp, 208, 209 Steenporte, attack on, 98 Sweder van Apcoude, his succession disputed, 111; his escape, 114; reinstated, 117 Swertere, Alderman Jan De, a patrician who favoured the people, 80; assisted to retaliate by the plebeians, 93 T Taine quoted, 7 Tanchelm, claims to be a prophet, 229; stabbed at Antwerp, 230 Tervueren, Saint Hubert's Chapel at, 4 Tetdon, Bishop, quoted, 23 Thienhoven, or Tirlemont, churches at, 305 Thierry, Bishop of Liége, killed at Orthée, 129 Thomas à Kempis, educated by Brethren of the Common Life, 251; quoted, 255 Tongerloo, Abbey of, 232 Tournai, Cathedral of, 191, 193, 194 Tour Noire, la, 182, 183 Town Hall of Brussels, the, 313 Town Hall of Louvain, the, 318 T'Serclaes, Everard, his birth, 106; drives Flemings out of Brussels, 107-109; the 'Saviour of Brussels,' 110; attacked and mutilated, 113; his death, 115 T'Serclaes, Jan, chosen to succeed his uncle Everard in the College of Aldermen, 115 V Vandenberghe, Treasurer, exiled, 132; murdered, 133 Vandenberg, Jan, architect, 279 Van der Goes, Hugo, a famous painter, 330, 342-347 Vanderstraetens, the, their quarrel with the Heetveldes, 139, 140 Van der Weyden, Roger, a famous painter, 263, 267, 330, 333-338 Vander Zype, Gerard, in the tribune of proclamation, 158; his marriage, 159; appointed chief steward, 161; his murder, 162 Vilvorde, combat at, 65 Vorst, Plysis van, first architect of his day, 291-294 W Waghemakere, Dominic de, an architect, 208, 209, 218 Waghemakere, Herman de, works on Antwerp Cathedral, 205 Wazon, Bishop, his loyalty to Otho, 17 Wenzel, King of the Romans, 121 White Canons, monasteries of the, 232 'White Hoods,' the, 89, 93 William of Assche, Amman of Brussels, 132; imprisoned, 133; released, 135; escapes from Brussels, 153 Winceslaus, Duke, 71; grants charter to Louvain, 76; his policy with Louvain, 78-85; grants new charter to Louvain, 89; his conduct towards Brussels, 97; at Maestricht, 107 Windesheim, Monastery of, 251 Z Zacites, or Brethren of the Sack, 240 Zwentibold, son of Arnulph I., made king, 13, death of, 14. EDINBURGH COLSTON AND COY. LIMITED PRINTERS. Transcribers' Notes: Many proper nouns have variations in spellings, they have not been standardized. Variations in spelling between English, French, Latin and Flemish words have not been changed. The dagger character is rendered: +. Small caps are rendered with ALL CAPS. Italics are rendered between underscores, e.g. _italics_. Bold text is rendered between dollar signs, e.g. $bold$. Superscripts are rendered with a caret, e.g. 1^er. The oe ligature is rendered: [oe]. An m with a line above resembling a tilde is rendered [~m].