Geoffrey the First, Bishop of Chartres, 90, 91, 92. Girondins, 328-330. Godfrey, Bishop of Chartres, 20. Godfrey, Viscount of Châteaudun, 74. Grandes compagnies (freebooters), 252. Grotto, the, 3, 28. Guillaume Morhier, seizure and imprisonment of daughter, 253. Gutruatus, leader of revolt in Gaul, 13; his death, 14. H Hardouin, Bishop of Chartres, 59, 63. Hastings, Chartres taken and burnt by, 42. Henry I. of England, letter of S. Ives to, 107; responds through Queen Matilda, 108. Henry I., successor of Robert the Good, 77; present at dedication of Cathedral, 79. Henry IV. of France, besieges Chartres, 302 ff.; makes terms with besieged, 309; his entry into Chartres, 310, 311; makes Chartres his seat of government, 311; reconciled with Church of Rome, 311; coronation at Chartres, 312-316. Henry V. of England, 255, 256. Henry, son of Thibault the Great, 232. Hospital, or Hôtel-Dieu, of Notre-Dame, 103, 104, 127. Hôtel-de-Ville, 317, 318; library at, 318. House of the Old Consuls, 267. Huguenots, under Condé, destroy parts of Cathedral, 38; besiege Chartres, 272-279; persecuted at Chartres, 270; allowed their own church, 322. Hugues, Viscomte de Chartres, 104, 105; joins Crusade, 106. Hunald, Chartres taken and burnt by, 40. Hundred Years’ War, 243, 244. I Illuminisme, heresy of, 324. Irene, Empress, 43. “ “ veil of, 48. J Jacobins, 329, 330. Jean, carpenter of Cathedral, 108. Jean de Frétigny, Bishop of Chartres, 256, 258. Jean Dupré, printer, 286. Jean-le-Bon, 244, 252. Jehan de Beauce, architect, 110, 190, 194, 200, 203, 283, 284, 286. Jehan Soulas, sculptor, 203. Joan of Arc, 256; her brother, Captain of Chartres, 256. John of Salisbury, Bishop of Chartres, 234, 235. John the Fearless, 253-255. Josaphat-Lès-Chartres, abbey of, 98; equestrian promenade to, 98, 99. Jubé (roodloft), 106, 122, 201. Judicial combat, disputes decided by, 86, 87. L La Dame des Grottes, 195. La Hire, 257, 258. La Huguenotte, 273. Laurent des Moulins, poet, 289, 290. Layé collection of arms, etc., 321. Leonard Limousin, enamels of, 343, 344. Lieu-Fort, Puits des Saints Forts, 19 ff. “ chapel of, 65. Life and property, insecurity of, in eleventh and twelfth centuries, 84. Louis, Count of Chartres and King of Bithynia, 235, 236. Louis-le-Jeune, 232, 233. Louis XI., 261, 262. Lubessac, M. de, Bishop of Chartres, refuses oath to New Constitution, 328. Lucius Plancus, 11; remains of camp, 12. M Magenard, Abbot of S. Père, 61-63. Maison du Médecin, 289. Maison du Saumon, 268. Malledegonde, Sister to S. Calétric, 36. Marceau, General, 328, 335, 336. Marot, 269-270. Martyrium, or Chapel of S. Lubin, 23, 27, 28. Mary Queen of Scots, reception at Chartres, 263, 265. Mary and Gabriel, bells known as, 193, 306. Mathurin Régnier, 286, 292-301. Matilda, wife of Henry I., her gifts to Cathedral, 108. Métier de la Rivière, 167, 168. Michel Félibien, historian, 286.