“ retaken by stratagem, 257, 258. “ siege of, by Condé, 272-279; record and relics of siege, 279, 280, 281. “ siege of, by Henry IV., 302 ff. “ constituted the capital of the Department of Eure-et-Loir, 327. “ march upon, and occupation of, by Prussians, 346-350. “ school of, 71, 78, 286. Château d’Anet, 289, 343. Chemin de César, 16. Chevauchée, equestrian promenade to Josaphat-Lès-Chartres, 98, 99. Citadel, Porte S. Michel converted into, 311, 322. Claude Huvé, 286. Clement, glazier of Chartres, 164. Clement Marot, 269, 270. Clocher Neuf, 28, 110, 113, 118, 140, 189-193. “ “ signals from, during siege, 272. Clocher Vieux, 27, 109, 110, 113, 114, 118, 125, 126, 190, 193. Cloister, 102; remains of gates, 103. Clôture du Chœur, 201, 202-207. Clovis, 14, 35, 36. Cnut, contributes to building of Cathedral, 73. Coalition of Chartrains, Champenois and Angevins ainst King of England, 233. College founded at Chartres, 322. Communes, way prepared for their institution, 95. Conconnetodumnus, leader of revolt in Gaul, 13. Condé, Prince of, 271, 272, 273, 279. Consecration of Henry IV., miraculous oil used for, 312; its arrival at Chartres, 312, 313; taken back to Marmoutiers, 316. Constituent Assembly, decrees of, concerning Church, 327. Corporations, trading, in the Middle Ages, 165, 166, 167. Council of Clermont, 95. Countess Catherine, 236. Counts, government by, 53. “ power of, 231. “ of Chartres, castle of, 54, 55, 83. County of Chartres bought by Philippe-le-Bel, 238. County of Chartres raised to a duchy, 266. Courtier, P., carver in wood, 284. Crécy and Poitiers, 244. Crimes, compensation for, by cash, 85. Crown, intervention of, in private quarrels, 85; power over monastic property, 85. Crusades, effects of, 96 ff. Crypt of Cathedral, 21 ff. D D’Ardelay, colonel of the Gascons, 277, 278. Dimensions of Cathedral, 230. Divine intervention on behalf of justice, 87, 88. Divitiacus, Arch-Druid, 7. Dreux, battle under walls of, 271. Druids, 3 ff., 11, 15, 19, 29. Du Cheval Blanc, street, 16. Duchy of Chartres, 266, 323. E English archers, 244, 255. Eodald, converted heathen, 16. Etienne, Count, Chartrain Crusader, 100-102, 104. Eudes, Count of Chartres, 59; narrative in connection with, 59, 60. Eudes II., 73, 74, 75. Evrard, Viscomte of Chartres, Chartrain Crusader, 100. Evreux, sacked and burnt, 141. F Feast of Fools, 99. Feudalism, change resulting from advent of, 52. Field of the Repulsed (Pré des Reculés), 47, 279. France, distressful state of country after Poitiers, 244, 248, 249. Franciscans, monastery and library of, near Chartres, destroyed, 272. François de Cologne, 78. Frotbold, Bishop of Chartres, slain with his followers, 42. Fulbert, Bishop of Chartres (S. Fulbert), 69-79. G Gallardon, taken by Chartrains, 258. Gantelme, Bishop of Chartres, 58. Gasselin, Bishop of Chartres, saves the town, 45, 46. Gaul, division of, under Augustus, 14.