152,311Rousseau, his impressions of Paris,226;his journey from Paris to Lyons,244Rousseau, Théodore,315Royalty, abolition of,258Royale, place,187,296,297Rubens,307Ryswick, peace of,215SSacre Cœur, church of,240,279Sainte Chapelle, the,69,82,83Samaritaine, la,198Sarto, Andrea del,152Saxe, Marshall, his victories,231Scholars, their lack of discipline,90;their festive meetings,91;their depravity,92;poor, at Paris,92;defence of, by king,97Schoolman, the,100Sculpture, Greek, at Louvre,305;mediæval and renaissance, at Louvre,305Sections, the,176,180;their defeat,180Sens, Archbishop of, and Templars,112;his palace,295Serfdom,49Serfs, their condition,49,50Séverin, St., church of,284,286Sévigné, Mme. de,297Siegbert, marriage with Brunehaut,21Siéyès, Abbé,269Siger, at Paris,100Signs, old, at Paris,303Simon, St., Duke of, his memoirs,210Soissons, the vase of,13Sorbon, Robert of, founds the Sorbonne,92Sorbonne, introduction of painting at,143;Greek lectureship at,145;the new,288Soubise, Hôtel de,297Soufflot builds Panthéon,238;mutilates west front of Notre Dame,238Staël, Mme. de,270States-General, establishment of,104;convoked by Dauphin,117;meet at the Louvre,180;at the Hôtel de Bourbon,192;at Versailles,247Stephen, St., church of,31Stephen III., Pope, at Paris,30Street names, revolutionary,271Streets, old, at Paris,286,299Suger, Abbot,58;builds new St. Denis,79Sully, Duke of,182,184;his enforced retirement,192;Hôtel de,295Sully, Maurice de, builds cathedral of Notre Dame,81Sulpice, St., church of,241,242,291Surgery, school of,290Swiss Guards, their devotion and courage,257TTalleyrand, Bishop,270Talma, Julie,270Talma,326Tax farmers, their brutality,245Tennis-court oath,248Terror, the white,247,noteTerror, the, at Paris,262Theatre, the early,323Thermæ, the,9,10Tiberius Cæsar, discovery of altar to,9Tiers Etat, at Notre Dame,106;its humiliation,192Titian,306Trône, place du,189Troyes, treaty of,130Troyon,315Truce of God,98Tuileries, the,186;secret flight of royal family from,255;attack on,257;palace and gardens of,315,316Turenne, his defeat at Paris,205,206UUniversity, first use of term,95Ursins, Mme. des, her power in Spain,216Utrecht, peace of,219VVaches, isle des,6Val de Grâce, church of,223Vallière, Mme. de la,212Van Dyck,307Vasari, his appreciation of Fra Angelico,306Vauban, his military science,210;his estimate of the national resources,215Vendôme, Duke of, his depravity,216Vendôme, place and column of,316Venetian merchants at Paris,34;their sympathy with Jeanne d’Arc,133Venise, Rue de,299Vergniaud,260,270Veronese,306Versailles, château of,212;cost of,213,note;opera house, scene at,248;the revolution at,247Victoires, Notre Dame des,194,noteVictor, St., prior of, stabbed,57;abbey of,60Ville, the,146,147Vinci, da, his Monna Lisa at Louvre,306Viollet le Duc, his love of Gothic,278Voltaire, his solvent wit,269,270Volterra, Daniele da, his statue of Louis XIII.,187Vosges, Place des,187Vouet,311WWall, the Roman,6Watteau, his manner of painting,313;works by, at Louvre,313Whistler,290