Notre-Dame-de-Sous-Terre, chapel of, 16, 25, 28, 65.
Orléans, sacked and burnt, 13; named after Aurelian, 14; besieged by Attila, 33.
Peasants, amelioration of condition of, 84.
Philippe I., marriage of, opposed by S. Ives, 93.
Pierre, Abbot of Celles and S. Remy, Bishop of Chartres, 235.
Pierre Plume, Canon of Notre-Dame, has folio missal printed, 286.
Pilgrims to Chartres and their offerings, 144, 145.
Porte Neuve, and eight other gates, part of enclosure of cloister, 103.
Porte Royale, Porte Speciosa, Porte Triumphalis, 128.
Procession, annual, on anniversary of deliverance of town, 279, 280, 306.
Reformation, the, and its supporters, 269.
Regnault de Mouçon, Bishop of Chartres, 140, 235.
Robert, King, 72, 74; Canticles composed by, 78.
Robert of Tours, Bishop of Chartres, Cardinal and Legate, 89.
Robert-le-Breton, Bishop of Chartres, 233.
Robert Pinaigrier, window painted by, 342.
Rose of France, window so called, 159, 183.
“ head of, sent from Constantinople, 27, 212.
S. Aventin, first Bishop of Chartres, 18.
S. Foy, church of, destroyed, 274; rebuilt, 274.
S. Ives, Bishop of Chartres, 91, ff., 283; his attitude towards divorce, 92; opposes marriage of Philippe I. with Bertrade de Montfort, 93, 94; seized, and lands ravaged, 94; takes part in Council of Clermont, 95; preaches crusade, 99; dispute with Adèle, widow of Count Etienne, 104, 105; death, 106.
S. Martin-au-Val, church of, 37, 38, 39, 43, 64, 65.
S. Père, abbey of, 5, 36, 58, 59, 83; destroyed, 42; restored, 50, 58; election of abbot, dispute concerning, 61, 62, 63; monks of, their right of jurisdiction, 85, 86, 337; abbey church of, 65, 336 ff.; barracks on site of abbey, 103, 336.
S. Potentian, church consecrated by, 16; destroyed and rebuilt, 19;
Sancta Camisia, or Veil of the Blessed Virgin, 3, 43, 44, 47, 48, 49, 142, 143.
Serfs, ecclesiastical, claimed by secular Lords, 234.
Social conditions in the days of chivalry, 88, 89.
Streets of Chartres, filthy condition of, 264, 265.
Tasgetius, nominated king by Cæsar, assassinated, 11.
Thibault-le-Tricheur, first hereditary Count of Chartres, 53, 54, 59.
Thibault, successor of Eudes II., 75, 76.
Tour de Ville, la Chandelle du Tour, 279, 280.
Treaty of Brétigny, 249; preliminaries and miraculous intervention of Notre-Dame de Chartres, 249-252.