Chapter XXIV: Appendix: B (4)

Netherlands (Low Countries), 109, 127, 163, 176, 177, 179, 185, 186,
187, 188.

Niccolò dell’ Abate, or, da Modena, 126.

Nice, meeting of Francis I., Charles V., and Paul III. at, 164, 166,
179.

Nice, Truce of, 166.

Nichols, John Gough, 6, _ibid._, _note_ 5, 7, _ibid._, _note_ 2.

Norfolk, Duchess of, 85, _ibid._, _note_ 1.

Norfolk, Thomas Howard, second Duke of, Lord Treasurer and Earl
Marshal, 61, 70, _note_ 5, 71, 74, 77, 78, 81, 85, _ibid._,
_note_ 4, 93, 94, 98, 102.

Nuncio, the Papal, in England (Antonio de Pulleo, Baron de Burgo),
71, 73, 82.

Nuncio, the Papal, in France, 165.

Nuremberg, 210, _note_ 3, 211, 214, 233.

Occult Sciences, in picture of “Ambassadors,” 232-235.

—— Agrippa’s Key to, 234, _ibid._, _note_ 2.

“Opus Alexandrinum,” _see_ Mosaic Pavement.

Orange, Prince and Princess of, 188.

Orders of Knighthood, _see_ Fleece, Garter, Holy Ghost, St. John of
Jerusalem, St. Michael.

Orleans, Dukes of, _see_ Henri, Charles.

Orleans, University of, 145.

Ouschamps, Seigneur of, _see_ Plessis, Du.

Padua, University of, 56, 115, 157, _ibid._, _note_ 2, 158, _notes_ 1
_and_ 2, 159.

Paris, 15, 18-21, 22, 23, _ibid._, _note_ 1, 27, 29, _ibid._, _note_
1, 31, 37, 42, 43, _note_ 2, 50, 55, 115, 119, 125, 126,
_ibid._, _note_ 1, 143, 144, 146, 153, 176, 213.

Paris, Bishop of, _see_ Bellay, Jean Du.

Paris, Premier Président of the Parliament of, _see_ Mesmes, Selve.

Paris, President _à mortier_ of the Parliament of, _see_ Lamoignon,
Mesmes.

Paris, University of, 39, 46, 56, 144, 145, 157, _note_ 2.

Parma, 96.

St. Paul’s, old Cathedral of, 67.

Paul III., Pope, 100, _ibid._, _note_ 2, 101, 104, 108-109, 116,
156, 162-166, 168, 174.

Pavement, Mosaic, _see_ Mosaic Pavement.

Pavement, tesselated, at Polisy, 129-130.

Pavia, battle of, 40, 48.

Pavia, University of, 231, _note_ 3.

Perrine, La, _see_ Plessis, Du.

Philip of Spain, 184, _note_ 1.

Piacenza, 96.

Piedmont, invaded by the French, 104.

Pirkheimer, 233.

Pithou, Pierre, advocate of Troyes, 47.

Plessis, Anne Du (Madame de Polisy), wife of Gaucher I. de
Dinteville, mother of Jean the “Ambassador,” 38, 51, 52, 53,
60, 63, _ibid._, _note_ 4, 114, _note_ 2, 134, 135, _note_ 1.

Plessis, Benjamin Du, son of Guillaume, Seigneur de Liancourt, 135,
_ibid._, _note_ 2.

Plessis, Charles Du, Seigneur of Savonnières, Ouschamps, and La
Perrine, uncle of Dinteville the “Ambassador,” 135-136, 135,
_note_ 1.

Plessis, Guillaume de, Seigneur of Liancourt, uncle of Dinteville the
“Ambassador,” 135, _note_ 1.

Plessis, Jean Du, the elder, Seigneur of Ouschamps and La Perrine,
maternal grandfather of Dinteville the “Ambassador,” 38.

Plessis, Jean Du, the younger (“the young Savonnières”), 114-115, 135.

Plessis, Le, seigneurie, 60.

Plessis-Praslin, Maréchal Du, subsequently Duc de Choiseul, 17, 19,
21.

Plutarch’s “Lives,” 145-146.

Poitiers, Diane de, 112.

Poitiers, University of, 56, 145.

Poland, Sigismund, King of, 41, 214.

Pole, Reginald, Cardinal, 108-109, 158, _ibid._, _note_ 1, 159, 161,
169, 174, _ibid._, _note_ 1.

Polisy, Château and Seigneurie of, 8, 10-12, 14-17, 18-21, 31, 36,
37, 38, 40, 41, 50, 60, 63, _note_ 4, 111, 113, 121, 124, 125,
127-133, _ibid._, _various notes_, 134, 135, 138, 139, _note_
2, 171, 197, 198, 213, _ibid._, _note_ 2, 214, 216, _ibid._,
_note_ 1.

Polisy, Madame de, _see_ Plessis, Anne Du.

Polisy, M. de, _see_ Dinteville, Jean de.

Polonia, 213, 214.

Pomponne, Marquis de, 25, _note_ 1.

Pont, Jean Du, a “busy friar,” 110.

Potz, M. de Villiers les, Bailly of Dijon, 117-118.

“Presbyter Joannes” (Prester John), 217;
_see also_ _Appendix B_, page 241.

Primaticcio, Francesco, 126-130.

Puy, Du, 14.

St. Quentin, 176.

Quercy, 17, 24.

Rabelais, 48.

Radnor, Jacob, second Earl of, 6.

Radnor, William, fifth Earl of, 5, _note_ 1.

Raguier family, 47.

Raguier, Louis, Seigneur de la Motte de Tilly, 136, _note_ 1.

Ratisbon, Diet held at (1541), 174.

Reformers, French, 43-49, 104.

Régennes, Château of (Diocese of Auxerre), 137.

Renaissance, French, 127, 129, 235.

Renée of France, successively Duchess of Chartres and of Ferrara,
daughter of Louis XII., 43, _note_ 1, 45, _ibid._, _note_ 2,
115, _ibid._, _note_ 3, 159, _ibid._, _notes_ 1 _and_ 2, 209,
_note_ 2, 233, _note_ 2.

Rey de St. Géry, family of, 25, _note_ 2, 29, 32.

Rhodes, Knights of, _see_ St. John of Jerusalem, Knights of.

Richmond, Henry, Duke of, 94.

Riez, Bishop of (François II. de Dinteville), 56.

Robbia, Girolamo della, 126, 129.

“Robe courte” and “Robe longue,” 143, 199-200, 199, _note_ 1.

Robes of peers and peeresses, 87, _ibid._, _note_ 1.

Roche, François I. de la, Conte and Marquis de Fontenilles, 26, 27,
31.

Roche, François II. de la, Marquis de Fontenilles, 25, 27, 28, 29, 31.

Roche, Jean-Jaques de, Baron de Fontenilles, 15, 26.

Rochepot, La, Anne de Montmorency, Seigneur de, 42, _note_ 7.

Rochepot, La, François de Montmorency, Seigneur de, 42, _note_ 7.

Rochford, George Boleyn, Viscount, brother of Anne Boleyn, 94.

Rodez, Georges d’Armagnac, Bishop of, 156, 167.

Romans, 165.

Rome, 48, 49, 51, 55, 57, 59, _ibid._, _note_ 2, 60, 62, 64, 79, 82,
89, 109, 114, 115, 116, 156, 158, _note_ 3, 161, _note_ 5, 162,
163, 169, 179, 199, 213.

Rosso, Il, 125-126.

Roussel, Gérard, 44, _ibid._, _note_ 1.

Russell, Sir Giles, commander of Battisford and Dingley, 57.

Sadoleto, Jacopo, Bishop of Carpentras, Cardinal, 158, _ibid._,
_note_ 3, 159, 174, _note_ 1.

St. Alain, Cathedral of (Lavaur), 170.

St. Dizier, 128.

St. Géry, Château of, 25, _note_ 2.

St. Géry, Rey de, _see_ Rey.

St. John of Jerusalem, Order of, 39, 53, 54, 57, 67, 68, 213.

St. Michael, Order of (Ordre du Roi), 7-8, 53, _ibid._, _note_ 2,
61, _ibid._, _note_ 1, 200, 201, 207-209, _notes_ 207-209.

St. Quentin, 176.

St. Simon, 27, _note_ 1.

Sainte-Marthe brothers, 13, 14.

Saluce (Saluzzo), Marquis de, 59.

Saveuse, M. de, Bailly of Amiens, 185, _note_ 1.

Savona, 166.

Savonnières, _see_ Plessis, Du.

Saxonia, 213, 214.

Saxony, Elector of, 41, 214.

Schöner, Johann, of Carlstadt, 210, _ibid._, _note_ 3, 211.

Science, Occult, in picture of “Ambassadors,” 138, 232-235.

Scotland (Escoce), 81, _ibid._, _notes_ 1 _and_ 2, 95, 98.

Seine, river, 36, 128.

Selve, François de, ambassador at Constantinople, brother of the
Bishop of Lavaur, 145, _note_ 2.

SELVE, GEORGE DE, BISHOP OF LAVAUR (subject of Holbein’s portrait).
Birth and lineage, 143;
education, 144-146;
Bishop of Lavaur, 13, 147, _ibid._, _note_ 2;
Diet of Spires (1529), 151, _ibid._, _note_ 2, 219, 222;
visit to England (1533), 11, 19, 20, 77-80, 154, 202, 235-236;
ambassador at Venice (1534-1537), 154, 156-161;
at Rome (1537-1538), 161-166;
interlude at Lavaur, 169-175;
addresses and orations, 152, 170-174, 179-182;
ambassador with the Emperor (1539-1540), 175-188;
last days at Lavaur, 188-190;
death, 190.

—— His portrait by Holbein (“Ambassadors”), 1, 10-11, 19, 20,
77-78, 202;
_see also under “Ambassadors.”_

—— Posthumous portrait at Villiers, 192.

Selve, Jean de, Premier Président of the Parliament of Paris, father
of the Bishop of Lavaur, 9, 11, 13, 19, 20, 143-147, 148-150,
153-154.

Selve, Jean de, Abbé of Saint Vigor, brother of the Bishop of Lavaur,
145, _note_ 2.

Selve, Jean-Paul de, Bishop of Saint-Flour, ambassador at Rome,
brother of the Bishop of Lavaur, 145, _note_ 2, 193.

Selve, Lazare de, ambassador in Switzerland, eldest brother of the
Bishop of Lavaur, 145, _note_ 2.

Selve, Odet de, Président du Grand Conseil, ambassador in England,
at Venice, and at Rome, brother of the Bishop of Lavaur, 145,
_note_ 2, 159, 191, 192.

“Selve, M. de,” 5, 7, 8, 22.

Servia, 213-214.

Sesac, _see_ Cazillac.

Seven Liberal Arts, The, _see_ Arts, the Seven Liberal.

Sévigné, Madame de, 25, _note_ 1.

Sforza, Francesco, Duke of Milan, 41, 90-93, 228, _note_ 4, 229, 230.

Sienna (Senes), 37, 52.

Sigismund, King of Poland, 41, 214.

Sinus Adriaticus, 213, 214.

Skull in picture of “Ambassadors,” _see_ Death’s-head.

Sleidan, Johann, 46.

“Solomon’s Seal” (double triangle), 227, 233.

Solyman II., the Grand Turk, 40-41, 61, 72, 73, 136, 156-157, 163,
214.

Sorbonne, The, 44, 144, 145.

Spain (Espagne), 52, 164, 176, 201, _note_ 2, 213.

Spain, Infanta of (Mary of Castile, daughter of Charles V.), 166,
176, 177, 178, 179, 184, _note_ 1.

Spires, Diet of (1529), 151-153, _ibid._, _note_ 1, 219, 222.

Square, in picture of “Ambassadors,” 203, 232, 233.

Steelyard, The, 75, 76, _ibid._, _note_ 1, 224, _Appendix A_
(239-240).

Stevens, Mr. Henry, of Vermont, 210, _ibid._, _note_ 3.

Sturm, Johann, rector of Strasburg University, 46.

Suffolk, Charles Brandon, Duke of, 85, _ibid._, _note_ 3, 87-88, 90.

Supremacy, Act of, 100.

Switzerland, 38, 145, _note_ 2.

Tarbes, Bishop of, _see_ Castelnau.

Thames, river, 67, 68, 70, 71.

Théligny, Mademoiselle de, 118.

Thennelières, 38, 50, 51, _note_ 2, 54.

Toledo, 146.

Tournelle, M. de la, 79, _ibid._, _note_ 2.

Tournon, François de, successively Archbishop of Embrun, of Bourges,
etc., Cardinal, 62, 64-65, 71, 72, 91-92, 136, 146, 153, 164.

Tower of London, The, 84, 105.

Transylvania, Waiwode of, _see_ Zapolski.

Trent, Council of, 182, 183, _ibid._, _note_ 1.

Trivulzi, Cardinal, 164-165.

Troyes, 17, 38, 39, 42, 47, 51, 52, 56, 99-100, 127, _ibid._, _note_
1, 128, 138.

Troyes, The Bailly of, _see_ Dinteville, Jean de.

Troyes, Baillies of, belonging to Dinteville family, 37-38, 41, 52,
138.

Troyes, College of, 39, 56, 134.

“Turk,” The, _see_ Solyman.

Tybis, Derick, 76, _note_ 1.

Urbino, 96.

Valence, 165.

Vanlay, Seigneur de, _see_ Dinteville, Gaucher II. de.

Varzy, 137, _note_ 1.

Vaudemont, Comte de, 37.

Vaulx, Seigneur de, 93.

Vély, Sieur de, _see_ Dodieu.

Venice, 9, 67, 72, 85, 154, 156-161, 167.

Venier, Marco Antonio, Venetian ambassador in England, 67.

Vic, Méry de, Garde des Sceaux, 19, _ibid._, _note_ 5.

Villiers-les-Potz, M. de, Bailly of Dijon, 117-118.

Villiers-par-Cerny, Château of, 13, _ibid._, _note_ 2, 148, _note_ 1,
193-194.

Voisin, François, Marquis de Bougueval, subsequently Marquis de
Milhars, husband of Marie-Renée Le Genevois, 27, 28, 29, 31.

Voisin, Marie-Renée, Marquise de Milhars, _see_ Le Genevois.

Waiwode, _see_ Zapolski.

Wallop, Sir John, English ambassador in France, 105.

Walther’s “Gesangbuch,” 219-223.

Ware, Richard, Abbot of Westminster, 225.

Warham, William, Archbishop of Canterbury, 43, _note_ 3, 74.

Westminster Abbey, 70, _ibid._, _note_ 3, 86, 225, 227.

—— Mosaic Pavement of, _see_ Mosaic Pavement.

Westminster Hall, 87, _ibid._, _notes_ 2 _and_ 3, 88.

—— Palace, 69, 70, 71, 86.

Weston, Sir William, Prior of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 57,
67, _ibid._, _note_ 2.

Weston, Young, 57, 105.

Whitehall, 69, _note_ 2.

Wiltshire, Countess of, mother of Anne Boleyn, 85, _ibid._, _note_ 2.

Winchester, 102.

Winchester, Bishop of, _see_ Gardiner, Stephen.

Winkfield, Thomas, comptroller of the king’s works at Dover, 110.

Wolmar, Melchior, 46.

Wolsey, Cardinal, 42, 67, 69.

Woltmann, Dr., 6.

Wornum, Ralph Nicholson, 6.

Wurtemberg, Duke of, 99.

Wyat, Sir Thomas, 6, 7, _ibid._, _note_ 2, 178, _ibid._, _note_ 3.

York Place (Whitehall), 69, 71.

York, see of, 69.

Zapolski, John, Waiwode of Transylvania, King of Hungary, 41.

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ERRATA

Transcriber’s Note: The errata have been corrected.

P. 11, note 3, line 4 from bottom, _for_ “d’Intevile” _read_ “d’Inteville.”

P. 36, line 7 from top, _for_ “de Jaucourt” _read_ “Jaucourt.”

P. 47, line 8 from top, _for_ “these” (second time) _read_ “them.”

P. 57, line 2 from bottom, _for_ “De la Pommeraye” _read_ “La Pommeraye.”

P. 72, lines 7 and 9 from bottom, _for_ “Henry” _read_ “Henri.”

P. 76, note 1, _for_ “from Lucca, a letter consisting chiefly of foreign political news,” _read_ “various papers.”

P. 78, note 2, _for_ “Bishop of Troyes” _read_ “Bailly of Troyes.”

P. 82, line 3 from top, _dele_ “Campeggio.”

P. 96, line 4 from top, _for_ “Henry” _read_ “Henri.”

P. 96, line 5 from top, _for_ “of Medicis” _read_ “de’ Medici.”

P. 96, line 10 from bottom, _for_ “France” _read_ “Francis.”

P. 109, line 14 from top, _for_ “Margaret” _read_ “Mary.”

P. 125, line 13 from bottom, _for_ “Chenonceau” _read_ “Chenonceaux.”

P. 129, line 4 from bottom, _for_ “tessellated” _read_ “tesselated.”

P. 130, beneath illustration, _ibid._

P. 145, line 3 from bottom, _for_ “five” _read_ “six.”

P. 174, line 13 from top, _for_ “(1540)” _read_ “(1541).”

P. 199, line 3 from top, _for_ “study of symbols” _read_ “symbolism.”

P. 233, note 3, _for_ “de la Mark,” _read_ “La Marck.”