Pacis, family of the, ii. 25 _et seq._;
their contests with the Medicis, 25, 26;
their conspiracy defeated, 27, 28.
Padua, subdued by the Venetians, ii. 138.
Paillart, Chrisstofle, ii. 323.
Palæologus, Thomas, son of emperor Manuel, ii. 166.
Pallevoisin, Jean Francisco, ii. 102.
Pandone, Camillo, ii. 155.
Paris, the march of Charles of Burgundy upon, i. 13, 14, 17;
the duke of, and his allies present themselves before, 45;
rencontres at the gates of, 46;
entered by Louis XI. while the lords of France are tampering with
the citizens, and relieved by him, 50, 52;
the Parisians make frequent sallies, 53;
heavy cannonading in the neighbourhood of, 55;
military operations before, 56-58;
negotiations respecting, 65, 67.
Paris (_continued from Jean de Troyes’ Chronicle_), public entry of
Louis XI. into, ii. 306, 307;
magnificent fetes of, 307;
defensive preparations of, 313, 317;
the Burgundians appear before the walls of, 315;
royal favours granted to, 322;
review of the king’s forces at, 326;
the king’s reception at, _ib._;
commissioners sent from, to negotiate with Burgundians and Bretons,
325;
punishment of the mayor of, 328;
quarrels with the military, 331;
its vast supplies, 333;
proclamation for repeopling, 344;
the inhabitants marshalled, 345;
great military preparations in, 364;
grand review of the inhabitants, 374.
Parties, spirit of, everywhere prevalent, i. 381.
Passes, difficult ones in Milan, ii. 194.
Paul II. pope of Rome, i. 146.
Pavia, visit of Charles VIII. to, ii. 131.