Chapter 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, 49 _et 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, 59 _et seq._
East Gate of, 60
history of, 49 _et 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, 80 _et 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, 294 _et seq._

“Voyages dans les Départements du Midi de la France,” by A. L. Millin, 51

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William of Marseilles, Count of Provence, defeats the Saracens, 4

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Transcriber’s Notes:

The Roquebrune referred in this book is now known as Roquebrune-Cap-Martin.

Spelling and hyphenation have been left as in the original. A few obvious typesetting and punctuation errors have been corrected without note. Some illustrations have been moved slightly from their original locations to keep paragraphs intact.

[End of _The Riviera of the Corniche Road_ by Frederick Treves]