The Story of Brussels

by Ernest Gilliat-Smith

• T
• Taine quoted, [7]
• Tanchelm, claims to be a prophet, [229];
  • stabbed at Antwerp, [230]
• Tervueren, Saint Hubert's Chapel at, [4]
• Tetdon, Bishop, quoted, [23]
• Thienhoven, or Tirlemont, churches at, [305]
• Thierry, Bishop of Liége, killed at OrthéeOthée, [129]
• Thomas à Kempis, educated by Brethren of the Common Life, [251];
  • quoted, [255]
• Tongerloo, Abbey of, [232]
• Tournai, Cathedral of, [191], [193], [194]
• Tour Noire, la, [182], [183]
• Town Hall of Brussels, the, [313]
• Town Hall of Louvain, the, [318]
• T'Serclaes, Everard, his birth, [106];
  • drives Flemings out of Brussels, [107]-[109];
  • the 'Saviour of Brussels,' 110;
  • attacked and mutilated, [113];
  • his death, [115]
• T'Serclaes, Jan, chosen to succeed his uncle Everard in the College of Aldermen, [115]

• V
• Vandenberghe, Treasurer, exiled, [132];
  • murdered, [133]
• Vandenberg, Jan, architect, [279]
• Van der Goes, Hugo, a famous painter, [330], [342]-[347]
• Vanderstraetens, the, their quarrel with the Heetveldes, [139], [140]
• Van der Weyden, Roger, a famous painter, [263], [267], [330], [333]-[338]
• Vander Zype, Gerard, in the tribune of proclamation, [158];
  • his marriage, [159];
  • appointed chief steward, [161];
  • his murder, [162]
• Vilvorde, combat at, [65]
• Vorst, Plysis van, first architect of his day, [291]-[294]

• W
• Waghemakere, Dominic de, an architect, [208], [209], [218]
• Waghemakere, Herman de, works on Antwerp Cathedral, [205]
• Wazon, Bishop, his loyalty to Otho, [17]
• Wenzel, King of the Romans, [121]
• White Canons, monasteries of the, [232]
• 'White Hoods,' the, [89], [93]
• William of Assche, Amman of of Brussels, [132];
  • imprisoned, [133];
  • released, [135];
  • escapes from Brussels, [153]
• Winceslaus, Duke, [71];
  • grants charter to Louvain, [76];
  • his policy with Louvain, [78]-[85];
  • grants new charter to Louvain, [89];
  • his conduct towards Brussels, [97];
  • at Maestricht, [107]
• Windesheim, Monastery of, [251]

• Z
• Zacites, or Brethren of the Sack, [240]
• Zwentibold, son of Arnulph I., made king, [13],
  • death of, [14].

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Transcribers' Notes:

Many proper nouns have variations in spellings, they have not been standardized.
Variations in spelling between English, French, Latin and Flemish words have not been changed.

Page	Printed	Changed to
[xiv]	St Charles	St. Charles
[xv]	Pieta	Pièta
[2]	down-trodden and the	downtrodden and the
[14]	that event took took	that event took
[66]	to crush and	to crush any
[facing 66]	Feb., 6	Feb. 6,
[79]	strongholds..	strongholds.
[101]	without increasng taxation	without increasing taxation
[105]	directed o her	directed to her
[116]	bareheaded and unshod	bare-headed and unshod
[127]	bed-rock of the house	bedrock of the house
[145]	croned a hag,	crooned a hag,
[163]	Hal acknowleged Gloucester	Hal acknowledged Gloucester
[164]	stored with supplies	stored with supplies.
[169]	lieutentant of Zeeland	lieutenant of Zeeland
[170]	to chose between	to choose between
[177]	mysterous power of	mysterious power of
[223]	pèu de honte	peu de honte
[232]	and a few out-buildings	and a few outbuildings
[233]	Saint Bega of Nivelles	Saint Begga of Nivelles
[233]	Lambert le Bégue	Lambert le Bègue
[236]	Béguines at Mechlin	Beguines at Mechlin
[237]	were the most wide-spread	were the most widespread
[274]	Chapel of Saint Gery	Chapel of Saint Géry
[291]	man of humple origin	man of humble origin
[336]	sight-seeing and devotion	sightseeing and devotion
[348]	spendour of Rubens	splendour of Rubens
[381]	Muncipal organisation of	Municipal organisation of
[381]	Orthée, battle at	Othée, battle at
[382]	killed at Orthée	killed at Othée
[383]	Amman of of Brussels	Amman of Brussels