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Chapter I: Appendix: 385

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INDEX 395

MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS

Panorama of Paris _Frontispiece_

Arms of the City of Paris To-day _Copyright page_

OPPOSITE PAGE

Map of Paris 1

Lutetia under the Romans (Map) _page_ 7

Interior of the Roman Palais des Thermes 10

Amphitheater of Lutetia at Present Time 10

Saint Germain des Prés 30

France at Time of Hugh Capet (Map) _page_ 45

The Louvre in Time of Philip Augustus 78

Fragment of Wall of Philip Augustus 78

Tour de Nesle in 1661 82

Choir and Nave of Notre Dame, looking West 86

Nave of Saint Germain des Prés 86

Cathedral of Notre Dame 88

The Sainte Chapelle, erected by Louis IX 100

Interior of the Sainte Chapelle 100

Hôtel de Cluny 116

Hôtel de Sens 116

The Old Louvre _page_ 161

Arms of City of Paris under Charles V “ 164

Oldest Known Map of Paris _between_ 182 _and_ 183

Churches of Saint Etienne-du-Mont and Sainte Geneviève in 17th Century 190

Jubé in Church of Saint Etienne-du-Mont 190

Church of Saint Séverin 194

Church of Saint Germain l’Auxerrois in 1835 198

Tour de Saint Jacques de la Boucherie 198

The College of France 206

House of Francis I on the Cours-la-Reine 206

Cellier’s Drawing of Hôtel de Ville _page_ 208

Column at the Hôtel de Soissons “ 223

Hôtel Carnavalet 224

The Samaritaine 240

Statue of Henry IV on the Pont Neuf 240

The Archbishop’s Palace 252

Richelieu’s Palais Cardinal, later called Palais Royal 252

Palace of the Luxembourg 256

Court of Honor of National Library 256

Hôtel des Invalides 272

Saint Sulpice 272

Elysée Palace, Residence of President of France 280

Chamber of Deputies (Palais Bourbon) 280

Church of Sainte Geneviève, now the Pantheon 284

The Odéon 290

The Comédie Française about 1785 290

“The Convention,” by Sicard 308

Rue de Rivoli 326

Triumphal Arch of the Carrousel 330

Triumphal Arch of the Star 330

Napoleon’s Tomb 336

The Bourse 346

Church of the Madeleine 346

The Successive Walls of Paris _between_ 366 _and_ 367

The Strasbourg Statue 360

The Eiffel Tower 360

The New Louvre 370

Hôtel de Ville 374

Mairie of the Arrondissement of the Temple 376

Salle des Fêtes, Hôtel de Ville 376

Portions of the Louvre built by Francis I, Henry II, and Louis XIII 378

Colonnade, East End of Louvre, built by Louis XIV 378

Section of Louvre begun by Henry IV 380

Northwest Wing of Louvre, built by Napoleon I, Louis XVIII, and Napoleon III 380

Plan of the Louvre _page_ 382

_Twenty Centuries of Paris_

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