Flandrin's only weak point was his colour, but in the frieze it is sufficiently harmonious, owing to the flat gold backgrounds. In drawing he was perfect, never hesitating, never altering; beginning as he meant to finish, without any experiments, or changes in the designs he had sketched out.

Nor must Picot's part in the decoration of S. Vincent de Paul be overlooked. His Christ sur un trône, with the patron Saint at His feet adoring, is quite in keeping with the frieze, by the younger painter.

The wood-work of the church is finely carved, and, indeed, all the details of the building are magnificent, making it a glorious example of the perfect unity of the allied arts—architecture, painting, and sculpture; an example that is almost unique in modern times.

INDEX.

[A], [B], [C], [D], [E], [F], [G], [H], [I], [J], [L], [M], [N], [O], [P], [R], [S], [T], [V], [W], [Y]

[A].
Academy of Painters, [136].
Agnes, S., Legend of, [120].
Alleluiatic Victory, [180].
Anne d'Autriche, [147], [322], [327].
Anselme, [80].
Antoine, S., [1].
Apollinaris, S., [217].
[B].
Barrère, [53].
Benoist, Curé of S. Eustache, [144].
Benozzi, F., [300].
Biscornette, Legend of, [283].
Blanc, J., [175].
Blanche of Castille, [2], [79].
Blancs-Manteaux, N. D. de, [300].
Boïleau, N., [12], [200].
Bonnat, [258].
Bontems, P., [47].
Bouillart, Dom, [197].
Bouteiller, J. le, [272], [286].
[C].
Cabanel, A., [171].
Cameo, "Apotheosis of Augustus," [19].
Carlyle, T., [150], [279], [307].
Carmelites, Church of the, [1].
Champaigne, P. de, [213], [304], [327].
Chapelle, S., [2].
" Ceremonies at, [11], [16], [17].
" Treasury of, [21].
Chapel, Valois, [38].
Charles VIII., Tomb of, [58].
" le Chauve, [40], [58], [90].
Chavannes, P. de, [171].
Chelles, Jean de, [268], [284].
Clotilde, S., [158], [161].
Clovis, [158], [163].
Colbert, [125], [126], [139].
Columns, Memorial, [66], [67].
Coustou, [238], [307].
Coysevox, [189], [238], [259], [307].
[D].
Dagobert, Tomb of, [49], [70], [71].
Darboy, Archbishop, [156], [262], [286].
David d'Angers, [169], [327].
Delacroix, [304].
Delaunay, J. E., [175].
Delorme, P., [49], [65].
Denis, S., [30].
" " Abbots of, [40].
" " Crypt of, [72].
" " Legend of, [34].
" " Tombs at, [44], [49], [50], [61], [74], [75].
" " Treasury at, [32], [89], [94], [95], [96], [97], [98].
Descartes, R., [200].
Dibden, T. F., [123], [165], [186], [208], [211], [273], [305], [309], [321].
Du Breuil, [125], [278].
Duguerry, L'abbé, [157].
[E].
Early kings of France, Burial of, [44], [74], [192].
Elizabeth, S., [100].
Eloy, S., Legend of, [37].
Epitaphs, [7], [68], [69], [80], [83], [108], [132], [152], [164], [200], [214], [228], [229],
[230], [231], [236], [252], [256], [259], [260], [317].
Étienne, S., [100].
Eudes de Fauconnier, [251].
Eustache, S., [116].
" " Legend of, [118], [119].
" " Organ of, [154].
[F].
Félibien, [49], [73], [85].
Flamaël, B., [1].
Flamel, N., [214].
Flandrin, H., [197], [201], [318], [334].
Fléchier, [147].
François, Ier, Tomb of, [46], [49], [59], [65], [85].
François, S., [215].
" " Xavier, [158].
Fredégonde, Queen, [49], [72].
[G].
Galland, V., [176].
Gaussel, J., [184].
Gems in Bibliothèque, [20].
Geneviève, S., Abbey of, [102], [103], [158].
" " Church of, [158].
" " Legend of, [159].
" " Tomb of, [112], [114].
Gérard, [170].
Germain, S., of Auxerre, [159], [178], [179], [180], [181].
Germain, S., l'Auxerrois, [177].
" " en Laye, [189].
" " des Prés, [190].
" " Tomb of, [199].
Gervais, S., [209].
" " Legend of, [209].
Gilles, S., [235].
Girardon, [320].
Glass, Stained, [23], [109], [111], [112], [130], [187], [194], [199], [212], [292], [317].
Goujon, J., [186].
Grégoire of Tours, [161], [191], [234], [266].
Gros, Baron, [170].
[H].
Hébert, A.-E., [176].
Helgaud, [75].
Henri II., Tomb of, [49], [64], [65], [66].
" IV., [49], [73], [197].
Hugo, V., [234], [273], [275], [277].
Hugues Capet, [75].
Hulduin, Abbot, [35].
[I].
Ingres, [336].
[J].
Jacques du Haut-Pas, S., [215].
Jacques, Tour S., [213].
Jansenists, [249].
Jean, S., [215].
Joinville, [49].
Julian Hospitator, S., [219], [220], [221].
Julien de Brioude, S., [216].
Julien the Confessor, S., [217].
Julien le Pauvre, S., [215].
Juste, J., [49], [61], [63].
[L].
L'Abbaye au Bois, N. D. de, [300].
Lacordaire, Père, [268].
Lamartine, [150].
Laon, Inventory of the Treasury of, [39].
L'Assomption, N. D. de, [299].
Laurens, J. P., [174].
Laurent, S., [232].
" " Legend of, [232].
Lebrun, [259], [302], [320].
Légende dorée, [219].
Lenepveu, [175].
Leu, S., [235].
Lévy, H., [171].
Louvre, [47], [95].
Louis d'Antin, S., [237].
" des Invalides, S., [237].
" en l'Ile, S., [237].
" VI., le Gros, [76].
" VII., [77].
" IX., S., [2], [4].
" " " Burial of, [9], [80].
" XI., [81].
" XII., Tomb of, [49], [61], [62].
" XIII., [85], [86], [303], [304].
" " Vœu de, [277], [289].
Louis XIV., great generals of, [50], [51].
Louis XV., [165].
Lulli, [303].
Lupus, S., [235].
Lutrin, Le, [12].
[M].
Madeleine, S., [239].
Maid and the Magpie, The, [141].
Maillot, T., [173].
Maintenon, Madame de, [147].
Marcel, S., Legend of, [282].
Marguerite, S., [243].
" de Valois, [83].
Marie de' Medici, [83], [85].
Martin des Champs, S., [244].
" S., Legend of, [245].
"Mass of St. Giles," [90].
Massillon, [148].
Médard, S., [248].
" " Legend of, [249].
Merri, S., [251].
" " Legend of, [251].
Mignard, [125], [259], [307], [327].
Millet, Dom, [31], [61], [69], [72].
Mirabeau, [149], [329].
Molière, [125].
Montereau, P. de, [194], [195], [247].
Montyon, A. de, [231].
Music, [153], [240], [309], [324].
[N].
Nangis, Guillaume de, [71].
Nefs or Navettes, [223].
Nicolas des Champs, S., [256].
" S., Legend of, [258].
Nicolas du Chardonnet, S., [259].
Notre Dame, Cathedral of, [260].
" " Ceremonies at, [270], [296].
" " de l'Assomption, [299].
" " de Lorette, [302].
" " des Champs, [301].
" " des Victoires, [303].
" " Tombs of, [294].
" " Treasury of, [291].
[O].
Oratoire, L', [303].
Oriflamme, L', [41].
Orléans, Tomb of the House of, [82], [83], [84].
[P].
Panthéon, [158].
Paris, University of, [224].
Pascal, B., [108], [109], [215].
Paul, S., [304].
Philippe, brother of S. Louis, [79].
Philippe, S., [305].
Pierre de Chaillot, S., [306].
Pierre de Montmartre, S., [306].
Pilon, G., [47], [65].
Pils, [137].
Pius VII., Pope, [151].
Poirier, Dom, Notes by, [54], [55], [56].
Pressoir Mystique, [110].
[R].
Rameau, [151].
Ravy, J., [272], [286].
Relics, [4], [5], [6], [17], [18], [19], [139], [142].
Renaissance Museum of Louvre, [47], [132], [186], [188], [189], [211], [271].
Richelieu, Cardinal, [319].
Rigord, [77].
Robert, King, [75].
Robespierre, [279].
Roch, S., [307].
Rochelle, La, [303].
[S].
Sauval, [109], [189], [260].
Scarron, [213].
September massacres, [1], [195].
Servandoni, [321].
Servites, [300].
Séverin, S., [310].
" " Legend of, [311].
Sibour, Archbishop, [112], [262].
Simon, L'Abbé, [129], [156].
Sorbonne, La, [319].
Soufflot, [165], [275].
Suger, Abbot, [37], [69], [76], [77], [78].
" Vase of, [95].
Sully, Bishop Maurice de, [266].
Sulpice, S., [321].
[T].
Thomas d'Aquin, S., [326].
True Cross, Relic of, [4], [5], [6], [17].
Turenne, [51], [68], [147], [238].
[V].
Val de Grâce, [45], [326].
Vallière, Mlle. de la, [302].
Valois, Marguerite de, [83].
Vase of Suger in Louvre, [95].
Versailles, [328].
Vincennes, [329].
Vincent de Paul, S., [321].
Voragine, J. de, [219].
[W].
Winepress, Allegory of the, [110], [111].
[Y].
Yeowell, J., [180].

The following typographical errors have been corrected by the etexttranscriber:
it seemed doutful=>it seemed doubtful
manifying glass will show=>magnifying glass will show
pour an cune raison=>pour aucune raison
monk Helgand giving him a tremendous=>monk Helgaud giving him a tremendous
specieux qui occupe aujourd'huy=>spécieux qui occupe aujourd'huy
pour ancune raison,=>pour aucune raison,
regrettait tant de bienfaits réçus=>regrettait tant de bienfaits reçus
événement, consternés de douleur=>évènement, consternés de douleur
bienheureux Denis, dans le lieu resérvé=>bienheureux Denis, dans le lieu réservé
Incldudi Gemmis lapis ista meretur et auro=>Includi Gemmis lapis ista meretur et auro
See Notice de Émaux et de l'Orfévrerie=>See Notice des Émaux et de l'Orfévrerie
simple stratagem, worthy a better cause, routed the enemy.=>simple stratagem, worthy of a better cause, routed the enemy.
but the dicipline instituted by S. Columba=>but the discipline instituted by S. Columba
sort of pseudo Classic style=>sort of pseudo-Classic style
now in the Renaissancé=>now in the Renaissance
in little rupute as time went on=>in little repute as time went on
plorer tres amèrement et à dire=>plorer très amèrement et à dire
père et mére, parents et amis=>père et mère, parents et amis
S'il pleut le jour de Saint-Medard,=>S'il pleut le jour de Saint-Médard,
façade was only commenced towards the end of the episcopate=>façade was only commenced towards the end of the episcopate
One enterrait 100,000 personnes.=>On enterrait 100,000 personnes.
like another S. Benendict, to Monte Senario.=>like another S. Benedict, to Monte Senario.
so was the statue of Cardinal Dubois by Gillaume Coustou=>so was the statue of Cardinal Dubois by Guillaume Coustou
but a great deal ha been stolen or demolished during the Revolution=>but a great deal has been stolen or demolished during the Revolution
suc-succession to Clovis=>succession to Clovis
prominient ornaments to give relief=>prominent ornaments to give relief
saison ou la mer est le plus orageuse=>saison où la mer est le plus orageuse
Ou le sang fut le Nectar de la Vie;=>Où le sang fut le Nectar de la Vie;
De Requiem, au vendredi de la Croix et au dimenche de la Solennité du jour, ou=>De Requiem, au vendredi de la Croix et au dimenche de la Solennité du jour, oú
tapisserie ou est représenté l'histoire susdite=>tapisserie où est représenté l'histoire susdite

FOOTNOTES:

[1] I suppose no apology is needed for giving my quotations in the original language. Now that everyone is a good French scholar, it is obviously unnecessary to spoil good work by translations.

[2] Histoire de la Sainte-Chapelle. Morand, canon of the chapel.