sieges of,5,20,21,28,29,et seq.,127Sincaire Bastion at,22stones from La Turbie in Cathedral at,219Town Hall of,27Nicode de Menthon, and defences of Nice,21Nostredame’s “History of Provence,”34OOdinet, Andrea(Count of Montfort), and siege of Nice,31“Old Provence,” by T. A. Cook,180,262Oliva (seeGrimaldo, Benoit)PPacanaglia, Mont, La Grande Corniche at,13Paganini, Achillino,116Paganini, body of, taken to Genoa and Cannes,116burial of, at Parma,116buried at Cap de St. Hospice,116buried on Sainte Ferréol,116death of,114embalmment of,117exhumation of,117house of, at Nice,25wanderings after death of,25(footnote)Paillon River,12,21,22,39Paillon Valley,12Palæolithic remains at Mentone,273Parma, burial of Paganini at,116,117Paul III, Pope, meeting between François I, Emperor Charles V,28Peille,12Philibert Emmanuel, fortifications erected by, at Villefranche and Mt. Alban,113tower of, at Cap de St. Hospice,108,110,111Philip of Valois, war between Edward III and,166Phœnicians at Eze,118at Monaco,144at Roquebrune,252in Riviera,1occupation of Vence, by,49Phocæans in Riviera,2occupation of Vence by,49reputed foundation of Nice by,19,20Pierre IV of Aragon, and Carlo I,168Pisa, Via Aureliana at,208Pisani, Bishop, last Bishop of Vence,53Pius VII, Pope, at Mentone,270Pointe de Cabuel,13Pointe de la Vieille,13Pontevés, Hôtel de, at Grasse,72,73“Précis de l’Histoire de Provence,” Terrin,68Pre-historic men, remains of, at Monte Carlo,194Provence and Mentone,268conflicts of, with rulers of Northern Italy,5Counts of, capture of Nice by,20La Turbie and,215Provence, Saracens in,4RRedbeard(seeBarbarossa)Red Cliff, the (seeBaoussé-Roussé)René, King, death of,61Reynouard, “Choix des Poésies orig. des Troubadours,”123Ricard, Le, pre-historic camp at,259Ricotti, “Storia della Monarchia Piemontese,”34“Riviera,” by S. Baring-Gould,34Riviera, early history of,1et seq.Roberti, Dorla de, house of, at Grasse,76Robespierre at Grasse,73Rochers Rouges, Via Aureliana at,209Rocomare, M., account by, of siege of Grasse,68-9Romano-Byzantine carvings at Vence,62Romans at Castillon,282at Eze,118at Monaco,143,144at Roquebrune,252at Sospel,286foundation of Cimiez by,20foundation of Vence by,49in Riviera,2milestones of,260remains of, at Grasse,75Roquebrune, “Cabbé Roquebrune,” meaning of,254Castle of the Lascaris at,243church at,242description of,239et seq.“femininity” of,255history of,252et seq.legend of,248et seq.Place des Frères at,242,244,245,249,250,257Rue Mongollet,242Rue Pié,241,246view of, from La Grande Corniche,13Rose, E. W., “Cathedrals and Cloisters of the South of France,”50Rostagno, Lord of Eze,120SSt. Agnes, Church of,302description of town of,301,303legend of,303Saracens at,4St. Agnes, hill of,269St. André,12St. Auspicius (seeSt. Hospice)Sainte Barbe, Chapel of, at Monaco,156St. Bernard, Chapel of, at La Turbie,225St. Clare, bust of, at St. Paul du Var,103St. Dévote, Chapel of, at Monaco,148,149,162,193legend of,148,149St. Eusebius, first Bishop of Vence,62Sainte Ferréol, Island of, burial of Paganini on,116St. George, relics of, at St. Paul du Var,103St. Honorat, reliquary of, at Grasse,75story of Tiburge and,222,223St. Hospice, as miracle-worker,106as prophet,105death of,107landing of, on Cap de St. Hospice,105Lombards and,105-107Memorial Chapel of,107,114,115St. Hospice, Cap de,12,104Emmanuel Philibert Tower on,108,110,111first Christian settlement at,105Knights of St. John at,108“Legend of the Stream of Blood” and,108,109Paganini buried at,115Saracen fortress on,108St. Hospice, Monastery of,112St. Jean, Chapel of, at La Turbie,226St. Jean (town of), description of,109-110legend of,108St. Jeannet, view of, from La Grande Corniche,13St. Jeannet, Baou de, as landmark,13St. John, Knights of, at Cap de St. Hospice,109St. Lambert, tomb of, Vence Cathedral,52St. Laurent Valley, pre-historic camp in,259St. Mary, Chapel of, at Monaco,144St. Paul du Var,97Bishop of Vence takes refuge at,56Church of,103description of,101et seq.relics of St. George at,103St. Pons,12Abbey of,39Charlemagne at,40convent at,40;story of,41et seq.St. Roch, Chapel of, at Mont Justicier,263St. Theobald of Mondovi,294St. Tropez,13St. Trophime, burial place of, at Arles,51cell of, in Montmajour Abbey,52St. Veran, tomb of, Vence Cathedral,52,63Saracens, at Eze,119at La Turbie,214,218at Monaco,144at Roquebrune,252,253Castillon captured by,283defeat of,4fortress of, on Cap St. Hospice,108invasion of Riviera by,4occupation of Vence by,49sacking of Nice by,49Savoy annexed by France,21Savoy, Dukes of, and Nice,20invasion of Riviera by,57Segurana (“Donna Maufaccia”) and siege of Nice,30,34,35Sisteron, description of,92,93Rongelime de Mirabeau at Convent of,92ruins of convent of,93,94Sospel,281Bishopric of,287bridges at,289Church of,292description of,286et seq.fair at,287fire at,287Piazza di San Michele,287pilgrimage to Laghet from,288Place St. Michel,292plague at,287,288river front of,291Rue de la République,290Rue du Château,291Rue Pellegrini,291Rue St. Pierre,292wild boar and,294et seq.Southampton, attack on, by pirates from Eze,121Spain, Domination of Monaco by,176et seq.Saracens in,4Spezia, Via Aureliana at,208Spinola, Lucinetta, marriage with Carlo I,165Spinola, the, war between the Grimaldi and, for Monaco,161,164“Storia della Monarchia Piemontese,” Ricotti,34Stowe, John, account of attack on Southampton by,121“Annals,”121Surian, Bishop, story of,53Swabians, invasion of Riviera by,3TTallentyre, S. G., “Life of Mirabeau,”88Taurobolium, ceremony of,51,62Terrassesat Nice,18Terrin, “Précis de l’Histoire de Provence,”68Tête de Chien,13,112,194,209,263“The Maritime Alps and their Seaboard,” by Miss C. L. U. Dempster,52,85“The Riviera,”120“The Rivieras,” by Augustus J. Hare,52,146,232,266,269“The Romance of Nice,” by John D. Loveland,26,115(footnotes)“The Vence Handbook,”61,62,63,64Tiburge, wife of Count Aymes, story of,221-223Treets, Raimbaud de, story of,44-48Trenca, Chevalier Carlo, and Mentone,268,270Turbia, Roman town of,208(seeLa Turbie)Turks, attack on Eze by,127sacking of Roquebrune,254UUghetta de Baus, wife of Blacas,125VValentinois, Duchy of, conferred on Prince of Monaco,180Valerianus, Lucius Veludius, commemorative inscription to, at Vence,50,51,62Vandals, invasion of Riviera by,3Vence, as Defender of the Faith,49et seq.Bishop Godeau of,52,53bishopric founded at,52Black Death at,56Boulevard Marcelin-Maurel,60,61Church of,61,62converted to Christianity,51description of,59et seq.East Gate of,60history of,49et seq.Huguenots in,54-58Merovingian carvings at,62old town of,65Place du Peyra at,61Place Godeau,64Place Wilson,61Portail du Peyra,61Portail Levis at,61Roman inscriptions at,50,51,62Romans at,49,50Rue de la Coste,61St. Eusebius, first Bishop of,62siege of, by Lesdiguières,58Signadour Gate at,60tomb of St. Veran at,63tombs of bishops in Cathedral of,52tombs of Villeneuves at,63view of, from La Grande Corniche,13Villeneuves and,53,63watch tower of,65“Vence,” by J. D.,61Ventimiglia and Mentone,268Ventimiglia, Counts of,254,256,283,301Via Aureliana at,208Ventium (Vence), Roman station of,49Vento, the, and Mentone,268Roquebrune sold to,254Via Aureliana, as frontier boundary between Italy and Gaul,209highest point of,209milestones on,260route of,36,194,208,279Vibia, commemorative inscription to, at Vence,50,51,62Victor Amadeus III of Sardinia,22(footnote)Victor Amédée pays homage to “Our Lady of Laghet,”233Villars, Maréchal de, and monument at La Turbie,219Villefranche,112,113citadel of,113Paganini and,114“The Great Ship” launched at,114Villeneuve, Romée de, story of,80et seq.Villeneuve-Bargemon, Marquis de, House of, at Grasse,74Villeneuve-Loubet, Lords of,53Villeneuve-Monans, Baron de, and Louise de Cabris,90Villeneuves, the, and Vence,53,54tombs of, at Vence,63Vinaigrier, Mont, La Grande Corniche and,12Viteola, Guglielmo, story of wild boar and,294et seq.“Voyages dans les Départements du Midi de la France,” by A. L. Millin,51WWilliamof Marseilles, Count of Provence, defeats the Saracens,4
sieges of,5,20,21,28,29,et seq.,127
Sincaire Bastion at,22
stones from La Turbie in Cathedral at,219
Town Hall of,27
Nicode de Menthon, and defences of Nice,21
Nostredame’s “History of Provence,”34
O
Odinet, Andrea(Count of Montfort), and siege of Nice,31
“Old Provence,” by T. A. Cook,180,262
Oliva (seeGrimaldo, Benoit)
P
Pacanaglia, Mont, La Grande Corniche at,13
Paganini, Achillino,116
Paganini, body of, taken to Genoa and Cannes,116
burial of, at Parma,116
buried at Cap de St. Hospice,116
buried on Sainte Ferréol,116
death of,114
embalmment of,117
exhumation of,117
house of, at Nice,25
wanderings after death of,25(footnote)
Paillon River,12,21,22,39
Paillon Valley,12
Palæolithic remains at Mentone,273
Parma, burial of Paganini at,116,117
Paul III, Pope, meeting between François I, Emperor Charles V,28
Peille,12
Philibert Emmanuel, fortifications erected by, at Villefranche and Mt. Alban,113
tower of, at Cap de St. Hospice,108,110,111
Philip of Valois, war between Edward III and,166
Phœnicians at Eze,118
at Monaco,144
at Roquebrune,252
in Riviera,1
occupation of Vence, by,49
Phocæans in Riviera,2
occupation of Vence by,49
reputed foundation of Nice by,19,20
Pierre IV of Aragon, and Carlo I,168
Pisa, Via Aureliana at,208
Pisani, Bishop, last Bishop of Vence,53
Pius VII, Pope, at Mentone,270
Pointe de Cabuel,13
Pointe de la Vieille,13
Pontevés, Hôtel de, at Grasse,72,73
“Précis de l’Histoire de Provence,” Terrin,68
Pre-historic men, remains of, at Monte Carlo,194
Provence and Mentone,268
conflicts of, with rulers of Northern Italy,5
Counts of, capture of Nice by,20
La Turbie and,215
Provence, Saracens in,4
R
Redbeard(seeBarbarossa)
Red Cliff, the (seeBaoussé-Roussé)
René, King, death of,61
Reynouard, “Choix des Poésies orig. des Troubadours,”123
Ricard, Le, pre-historic camp at,259
Ricotti, “Storia della Monarchia Piemontese,”34
“Riviera,” by S. Baring-Gould,34
Riviera, early history of,1et seq.
Roberti, Dorla de, house of, at Grasse,76
Robespierre at Grasse,73
Rochers Rouges, Via Aureliana at,209
Rocomare, M., account by, of siege of Grasse,68-9
Romano-Byzantine carvings at Vence,62
Romans at Castillon,282
at Eze,118
at Monaco,143,144
at Roquebrune,252
at Sospel,286
foundation of Cimiez by,20
foundation of Vence by,49
in Riviera,2
milestones of,260
remains of, at Grasse,75
Roquebrune, “Cabbé Roquebrune,” meaning of,254
Castle of the Lascaris at,243
church at,242
description of,239et seq.
“femininity” of,255
history of,252et seq.
legend of,248et seq.
Place des Frères at,242,244,245,249,250,257
Rue Mongollet,242
Rue Pié,241,246
view of, from La Grande Corniche,13
Rose, E. W., “Cathedrals and Cloisters of the South of France,”50
Rostagno, Lord of Eze,120
S
St. Agnes, Church of,302
description of town of,301,303
legend of,303
Saracens at,4
St. Agnes, hill of,269
St. André,12
St. Auspicius (seeSt. Hospice)
Sainte Barbe, Chapel of, at Monaco,156
St. Bernard, Chapel of, at La Turbie,225
St. Clare, bust of, at St. Paul du Var,103
St. Dévote, Chapel of, at Monaco,148,149,162,193
legend of,148,149
St. Eusebius, first Bishop of Vence,62
Sainte Ferréol, Island of, burial of Paganini on,116
St. George, relics of, at St. Paul du Var,103
St. Honorat, reliquary of, at Grasse,75
story of Tiburge and,222,223
St. Hospice, as miracle-worker,106
as prophet,105
death of,107
landing of, on Cap de St. Hospice,105
Lombards and,105-107
Memorial Chapel of,107,114,115
St. Hospice, Cap de,12,104
Emmanuel Philibert Tower on,108,110,111
first Christian settlement at,105
Knights of St. John at,108
“Legend of the Stream of Blood” and,108,109
Paganini buried at,115
Saracen fortress on,108
St. Hospice, Monastery of,112
St. Jean, Chapel of, at La Turbie,226
St. Jean (town of), description of,109-110
legend of,108
St. Jeannet, view of, from La Grande Corniche,13
St. Jeannet, Baou de, as landmark,13
St. John, Knights of, at Cap de St. Hospice,109
St. Lambert, tomb of, Vence Cathedral,52
St. Laurent Valley, pre-historic camp in,259
St. Mary, Chapel of, at Monaco,144
St. Paul du Var,97
Bishop of Vence takes refuge at,56
Church of,103
description of,101et seq.
relics of St. George at,103
St. Pons,12
Abbey of,39
Charlemagne at,40
convent at,40;
story of,41et seq.
St. Roch, Chapel of, at Mont Justicier,263
St. Theobald of Mondovi,294
St. Tropez,13
St. Trophime, burial place of, at Arles,51
cell of, in Montmajour Abbey,52
St. Veran, tomb of, Vence Cathedral,52,63
Saracens, at Eze,119
at La Turbie,214,218
at Monaco,144
at Roquebrune,252,253
Castillon captured by,283
defeat of,4
fortress of, on Cap St. Hospice,108
invasion of Riviera by,4
occupation of Vence by,49
sacking of Nice by,49
Savoy annexed by France,21
Savoy, Dukes of, and Nice,20
invasion of Riviera by,57
Segurana (“Donna Maufaccia”) and siege of Nice,30,34,35
Sisteron, description of,92,93
Rongelime de Mirabeau at Convent of,92
ruins of convent of,93,94
Sospel,281
Bishopric of,287
bridges at,289
Church of,292
description of,286et seq.
fair at,287
fire at,287
Piazza di San Michele,287
pilgrimage to Laghet from,288
Place St. Michel,292
plague at,287,288
river front of,291
Rue de la République,290
Rue du Château,291
Rue Pellegrini,291
Rue St. Pierre,292
wild boar and,294et seq.
Southampton, attack on, by pirates from Eze,121
Spain, Domination of Monaco by,176et seq.
Saracens in,4
Spezia, Via Aureliana at,208
Spinola, Lucinetta, marriage with Carlo I,165
Spinola, the, war between the Grimaldi and, for Monaco,161,164
“Storia della Monarchia Piemontese,” Ricotti,34
Stowe, John, account of attack on Southampton by,121
“Annals,”121
Surian, Bishop, story of,53
Swabians, invasion of Riviera by,3
T
Tallentyre, S. G., “Life of Mirabeau,”88
Taurobolium, ceremony of,51,62
Terrassesat Nice,18
Terrin, “Précis de l’Histoire de Provence,”68
Tête de Chien,13,112,194,209,263
“The Maritime Alps and their Seaboard,” by Miss C. L. U. Dempster,52,85
“The Riviera,”120
“The Rivieras,” by Augustus J. Hare,52,146,232,266,269
“The Romance of Nice,” by John D. Loveland,26,115(footnotes)
“The Vence Handbook,”61,62,63,64
Tiburge, wife of Count Aymes, story of,221-223
Treets, Raimbaud de, story of,44-48
Trenca, Chevalier Carlo, and Mentone,268,270
Turbia, Roman town of,208(seeLa Turbie)
Turks, attack on Eze by,127
sacking of Roquebrune,254
U
Ughetta de Baus, wife of Blacas,125
V
Valentinois, Duchy of, conferred on Prince of Monaco,180
Valerianus, Lucius Veludius, commemorative inscription to, at Vence,50,51,62
Vandals, invasion of Riviera by,3
Vence, as Defender of the Faith,49et seq.
Bishop Godeau of,52,53
bishopric founded at,52
Black Death at,56
Boulevard Marcelin-Maurel,60,61
Church of,61,62
converted to Christianity,51
description of,59et seq.
East Gate of,60
history of,49et seq.
Huguenots in,54-58
Merovingian carvings at,62
old town of,65
Place du Peyra at,61
Place Godeau,64
Place Wilson,61
Portail du Peyra,61
Portail Levis at,61
Roman inscriptions at,50,51,62
Romans at,49,50
Rue de la Coste,61
St. Eusebius, first Bishop of,62
siege of, by Lesdiguières,58
Signadour Gate at,60
tomb of St. Veran at,63
tombs of bishops in Cathedral of,52
tombs of Villeneuves at,63
view of, from La Grande Corniche,13
Villeneuves and,53,63
watch tower of,65
“Vence,” by J. D.,61
Ventimiglia and Mentone,268
Ventimiglia, Counts of,254,256,283,301
Via Aureliana at,208
Ventium (Vence), Roman station of,49
Vento, the, and Mentone,268
Roquebrune sold to,254
Via Aureliana, as frontier boundary between Italy and Gaul,209
highest point of,209
milestones on,260
route of,36,194,208,279
Vibia, commemorative inscription to, at Vence,50,51,62
Victor Amadeus III of Sardinia,22(footnote)
Victor Amédée pays homage to “Our Lady of Laghet,”233
Villars, Maréchal de, and monument at La Turbie,219
Villefranche,112,113
citadel of,113
Paganini and,114
“The Great Ship” launched at,114
Villeneuve, Romée de, story of,80et seq.
Villeneuve-Bargemon, Marquis de, House of, at Grasse,74
Villeneuve-Loubet, Lords of,53
Villeneuve-Monans, Baron de, and Louise de Cabris,90
Villeneuves, the, and Vence,53,54
tombs of, at Vence,63
Vinaigrier, Mont, La Grande Corniche and,12
Viteola, Guglielmo, story of wild boar and,294et seq.
“Voyages dans les Départements du Midi de la France,” by A. L. Millin,51
W
Williamof Marseilles, Count of Provence, defeats the Saracens,4