of Buildings under Louis XIV., 224;
specimens of his work, 225, 252
Marais, the, II., Scarron's house in, 120;
wall of Philippe-Auguste, 168;
wall of Charles V., 171-178;
wall of the Temple, 179;
monasteries in, 209;
relics of old houses in, 210-211, 238 _et seq._;
Mme. de Maintenon's apartment in, 266
Marat, Jean-Paul, I., Paris apartment of, 227
Marcel, Étienne, I., statue of, 48;
II., "Prévôt des Marchands," 169;
Froissart's description of his death, 171;
estimate of, 171-172
Marcus Aurelius, I., compared with Saint Louis, 36
Marguerite of Navarre. I., befriends the Huguenots, 90, 94
Marguerite of Valois, divorced wife of Henri IV., II., home in the
Marais, 253 _et seq._;
Clouet's portrait of, 256
Mattioli, Count Ercolo Antonio, II., probably the "Man in the Iron
Mask," 233
Mazarin, Cardinal, I., his College, now the Palais de l'Institut,
170
Medicine, School of, I., 78;
present site of that of the fifteenth century, 80
Mérimée, Prosper, II., homes of, 20
Meung, Jean de, I., completes the Roman of the Rose;
site of his house, 83
Michel, Charles, Abbé de l'Épée, I., bust of, 210;
statue of, by deaf-mute artist, 211-212
Mirabeau, I., house where he died, 226
Molière (Jean Poquelin), I., birthplace, 105;
baptized at Saint-Eustache, 106;
site of college, 108;
imprisoned in the Grand Châtelet, 116;
site of Paris theatres, 117;
married in Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois, 118;
site of his widow's theatre, 119;
fountain erected to his memory, 128;
residence at Auteuil, 129 _et seq._;
his arm-chair in the Theâtre Français, 133-134
Monval, M., I., 10
Morley, John, I., on Voltaire, 195;
on Diderot, 203;
on the Encyclopædia, 208
Palais des Thermes, I., frigidarium of, in the Cluny Museum, 21
Palissy, Bernard, I., homes in Paris, 91-92
Palloy "le Patriote," II., contracts to demolish the Bastille
walls, 229 et seq.
Pascal, Blaise, I., commemorative tablet to, 96;
site of experiments, 97;
where buried, 98
Philippe-Auguste, I., wall of, 28 _et seq._;
II., 168;
round towers of, 34;
paves main streets of Paris, 38
Place Dauphine, I., Mme. Roland's girlhood's home in, 243
---- de Grève, I., 23, 46
---- du Parvis-Notre-Dame, I., 27
---- Royale, II., 197 _et seq._
---- Saint-André-des-Arts, I., site of ancient church of that
name, 158
Pompadour, La, I., house of, unchanged, 208
Portes, I., de Buci, 33, 58
---- Dauphine, 33
---- de Nesle, 32
---- Saint-Antoine, 52
---- Saint-Bernard, 32
---- Saint-Denis, 53
---- Saint-Jacques, 33, 85
---- Saint-Marcel, 88
---- Saint-Martin, 53
---- Saint-Victor, 88
Ponts, I., d'Arcole, 27
---- des Arts, 54
---- au Change, 25
---- au Double, 27
---- Louis-Philippe, 47
---- aux Meuniers, 25
---- Neuf, 24, 33
---- Notre-Dame, 25
---- Petit-, 26-27, 82
---- Rouge, 86
---- Royal, 169
---- de la Tournelle, 46
Pôternes, I., Barbette, 52
---- des Barrés, 52
---- Baudoyer, 52
---- Beaubourg, 53
Quais, I., d'Anjou, 46
---- de Bourbon, 46
---- des Célestins, 52
---- Henri IV., 21
---- des Lunettes, 243
---- Malaquais, La Fontaine lived on, 169;
house of the elder Visconti still intact, 169;
Humboldt lived on, 170;
Cardinal Mazarin the largest builder on, 170
---- d'Orléans, 46
---- II., de la Tournelle, 32, 54, 84
Quinet, Edgar, II., house of, 13
Rachel (Élisa-Rachel Félix), II., homes in the Marais, 247-248
Racine, Jean, I., student in Collége d'Harcourt, 149;
homes in Paris, 150 _et seq._;
relations with Molière and Corneille, 152-153;
his house in Rue Visconti, 160;
family life, 165-166;
death and burial, 167
Racine, Louis, I., 160
Récamier, Mme., II., homes of, 38-44
Renan, Ernest, I., pupil of Dupanloup, in
Saint-Nicolas-du-Chardonnet, 44;
II., homes of, 22 _et seq._
Richelieu, Cardinal, I., widened Paris streets, 5, 49;
his theatre, 118-119
Robespierre, Maximilien, I., homes in Paris, 235-236
Rollin, Charles, historian, I., his residence unchanged, 99
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, I., traces of, in Paris, 205-206
Rue, d'Arras, I., 35
---- du Bac, I., 9
---- Boutebrie, I., mediæval staircase, 80
---- de Braque, I., 53
---- de la Bucherie, I., 80
---- du Cardinal-Lemoine, I., 32, 35, 43
---- Cassini, II., site of Balzac's house in, 62
---- Chanoinesse, I., 16
---- du Cimetière-Saint-Benoît, I., retains some ancient houses, 86
---- Clovis, I., contains fragment of wall of Philippe-Auguste, 35,
79
---- Dauphine, I., tablet at No. 44, 33
---- Descartes, I., cottages on the wall of Philippe-Auguste, 35
---- du Dragon, II., Hugo's house in, 133
---- des Écoles, I., bronze statue of Dante, 83
---- Étienne-Marcel, I., contains last fragment of the Hôtel de
Bourgogne, 51
---- de Fer-à-Moulin, I., contains fragment of Scipio Sardini's
villa, 41-42
---- de la Ferronerie, I., scene of Henri IV.'s assassination, 4,
48, 106
---- François-Miron, II., balcony of the Louis XIV. period, 237
---- des Francs-Bourgeois, I., 52-53;
II., relics of antiquity in, 260 _et seq._
---- Galande, II., houses of the time of Charles IX., 80
---- des Gobelins, I., country house of Blanche of Castile, 27-28
---- Guénégaud, contains a tower of Philippe-Auguste, I., 34;
II., 120
---- des Innocents, I., vaults of Cemetery des Innocents in good
preservation, 49
---- des Marais-Saint-Germain (now Visconti), house where Louis
Racine was born, 160
---- de la Parcheminerie, I., superb façade, 80
---- de Poissy, I., refectory of the Bernardin convent, 65
---- Saint-André-des-Arts, site of the original Porte de Buci, 34
Saint-Benoît-le-Bétourné, I., chapel of the martyrs, 84
---- Nicolas-du-Chardonnet, I., where Calvin and Renan made their
studies, 44
---- Paul, Cemetery of, II., 232-234
Saint-Pierre, Henri-Bernardin de, I., 99, 100
Sainte-Beuve, Charles-Augustin, I., room in the Cour du Commerce,
228;
II., his homes in Paris, 11, 12
Sainte-Pélagie, I., prison of, 43
Salle-des-Gardes, I., relic of the old palace, 24
Salpêtrière, the, I., 21, 238
Sand, George (Mme. Dudevant), II., homes in Paris, 27-29
Sapeurs-Pompiers, I., its _caserne_ a specimen of thirteenth
century architecture, 45
Sardini, Scipio, I., villa of, 41-42
Sardou, Victorien, I., collections of, 10, 26;
relic of Corneille, 143;
of Danton, 224
Saxe, Maurice de, I., residences of, 162-163
Scarron, Paul, II., house in the Marais, 220-222
Scribe, Eugène, I., commemorative tablet of, 217
Sellier, M. Charles, I., 10
Sévigné, Mme. de, II., born in the Marais, 215;
her fondness for the Carnavalet, 217-219
Staël, Mme. de, II., 33
Stairway, I., of la Reine Blanche, 27 _et seq._
---- I., of Dagobert, 17 _et seq._
---- I., of Jean "sans-Peur," 71, 72
Sully, Duc de, I., 46;
II., residence of, 56, 194-196
Surville, Mme. Laure de, II., Balzac's letters to, 57;
shelters Balzac's widow, 86
Taine, Hippolyte-Adolphe, II., house where he died, 21
Talma, Joseph-François, I., homes in Paris, 266-267
Taylor, Mlle. Blanche, I., 9
Temple, the, II., rise and fall of, 179-180
Terror, the, I., three famous victims of, 240-252;
II., 138, 154
Thackeray, William Makepeace, II., in Paris, 130-131
Tocqueville, Alexis-Charles-Henri Clérel, Comte de, II., residences
in the Scholars' Quarter, 4, 5
Tour Barbeau, I., 52
---- de l'Horloge, I., 24
---- Jean "sans-Peur," I., 51, 58, 69 _et seq._
---- de Nesle, I., 32, 54
---- "qui-fait-le-Coin," I., 54
Tournelles, the, II., dwelt in by Bedford, 183;
by Charles VII. and Louis XI., 184-185;
by François I., 189-190;
lists of, 192-193
Turlupin, I., comedian of the Théâtre du Marais, 146
_Ville, la_, I., 36
Ville d'Avray, II., Balzac's house in, 69-71
Villeparisis, II., home of Balzac's father, 58
Villon, François, I., 20;
sketch of, 86-87
Visconti, Valentine, Duchesse d'Orléans, I., 57;
incites Dunois to avenge his father's murder, 59
Voie du Midi, the, I., now Rue Saint-Jacques, 31
Voltaire, François-Marie Arouet, I., baptized at
Saint-André-des-Arts, 158, 193;
sketch of, 193 _et seq._;
at the Café Procope, 201