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A

Abbey St-Germain, viking ransomI-i

Abelard, de Pallet, Pierre02

Archbishop

Notre-Dame residences02

Notre-Dame residences, destruction02

Arcole, rue d'01

Atilla the HunI-i

B

Bievre, St-Victor derivationI-i

Boatmen of Paris, Pilier des nautesI-i

Boutebrie, rue03

building

architecture, typical medieval03

construction, leaning02

C

Capetian

dynasty, Paris Capital02

early dynasty and ParisI-i

Cathilocism, ruling importance ofI-i

Cerceau, Baptiste Androuet du01

Chanoinesse, rue02

Chantres

rue des02

Charlemagne (771-814)I-i

Charlemagne, statue of, Notre-Dame02

Viking ransomI-i

viking ransomI-i

Charles MartelI-i

Childebert I (511-558)I-i

Cite, quarterI-i

cloitre Notre-Dame01

Cloitre Notre-Dame, rue du02

Clos du Laas, le03

Clovis

Paris as a capital01

King of the FranksI-i

Colombe, rue de la02

columns, old, rue Chanoinesse02

Corse, quai de la02

Count Eudes (or "Odo")I-i

I-i

crypt, Parvis Notre-Dame02

Cygne de la Croix, la03

D

Dauphine, Place01

de Montreuil, Pierre01

�

E

Enfer, rue de, rue des Ursins02

Erembourg de Brie03

F

Fleurs, quai aux02

flood

191001

Seine, 129603

Seine, 88603

foire Saincte-LadreI-i

ForumI-i

funeral stone

19 rue des Ursins02

26 rue Chanoinesse02

G

Galande, rue03

Gallo-Roman, integrationI-i

gargoyles

Notre-Dame02

Germanic tribes

westward campaignsI-i

westward migration01

Girondins, Mme. Roland01

grand-Chatelet
12th century rebuilding of,I-i

Grand-Pont, location01

grand-pont, RomanI-i

H

Harlay

Achille de01

rue01

Harpe, rue de la, as a main artery03

Haussmann

baron, Parvis Notre-Dame02

Henri I (1031-1060)I-i

Henri IV, statue, Pont-Neuf01

Hlodowig, dit "Clovis"I-i

Horloge

quai de l'01

tour de l'01

Hotel du Grand-Chantre
reconstruction of,02

Huchette, rue de la03

Hugh Capet (987-996)I-i

Hughes, Abbott03

Hure d'Or, l'03

I

primitive form01

�

religion02

I

royal residences, rebuilding ofI-i

ile LouviersI-i

Ile Saint-LouisI-i

ile Saint-Louis, as a cattle pastureI-i

J

Jaques Molay, Templar leader01

Julien II, generalI-i

Jupiter

templeI-i

temple to01

K

King Henri IV, "ver-galant"01

L

la Greve, place deI-i

La Harpe, rue de03

Laas, rue de03

LabeniusI-i

Lagrange, rue03

Lassus
architect, Notre-Dame restorations02

Left Bank, first settlements03

les Champeaux, primitive marketI-i

Les Halles, creation ofI-i

Lhomond, rueI-i

I-i

Louvre, of Philippe-AugusteI-i

I-i

commercial importanceI-i

early trade and transportI-i

Roman garrisonI-i

Roman village03

I-i

Lyon, Roman road to03

M

marketplace, as a pole of growthI-i

markets, reorganising ofI-i

Marmousets, rue des02

M (cont.)

marshlands, drying ofI-i

Masillon, rue02

Merovingian

kingdom inheritanceI-i

rule, weakening ofI-i

middle-ages Paris, vestiges of01

Montmartre

monestary, as a pole of growthI-i

prehistoric timesI-i

temples to Mars and MercuryI-i

N

Norsemen, first raidsI

Notre Dame, 19th-century restoration02

Notre-Dame

architecture02

cathedral, architecture02

cathedral, building ofI-i

cathedral, history of02

first churchI-i

open-air classes02

O

P

Palace MayorI-i

Palais, boulevard du01

Parchemeniers, rue des03

Parcheminerie, rue de la03

Paris

as a capital, 1112I-i

Capetian Capital02

Parisian basin, originsI-i

Parisii

Celtic tribeI-i

name signification01

Parvis Notre-Dame, place du02

pavingI-i

I-i

Petit Pont, le03

petit-Chatelet,I-i

Petit-Pont01

I-i

Philippe-Auguste

city improvementsI-i

walls03

pilier des Nautes, le02

point zero, place du Parvis Notre-Dame02

pont au Meuniers, progression upriverI-i

Pont Neuf, origins01

Pont Saint-Michel, first version03

prehistoric times, Parisian basinI-i

rue des03

creation of the post ofI-i

Jean-Juvenal des Ursins02

R

ramparts

4th century02

Charles le ChauveI-i

remparts, Philippe-AugusteI-i

Right Bank, migration toI-i

Rive Gauche

animated quarters03

as a quarryI-i

01, I-i

Roland, Mme.01

Roman, bathsI

Rome, Roman road to03

rosary window, Notre-Dame02

S

Saint Denis, rueI

Saint Martin, rueI-i

Saint Victor, early chapelI-i

Saint-Aignan, chapel02

Saint-Denis
roadway, as a 12th-century pole of growthI-i

Saint-Etienne

4th century chapel02

chapel01

Saint-Germain d'Auxerrois

as a Rive Droite centreI-i

viking raidsI-i

Saint-Germain

Abbey, landholding, Clos du Laas03

I-i

Saint-Jacques

rue03

rue, Paris' main road03

Saint-Julien le Pauvre
church, Roman stoneworkI-i

Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre
Abelard & Heloise,02

Saint-Landry, port02

Saint-Laurent
church, as a pole of growthI-i

Saint-Martin

church, as a pole of growthI-i

Saint-Michel

boulevard, construction03

quai, construction03

rue03

I-i

Sainte-Chapelle01

Sainte-Croix, early chapelI

Sallembriere, cul de sac03

school, Paris' first02

Seine

second armI-i

second arm, as a canalI-i

Senons, Celtic tribeI-i

Sorbonne, ancestor ofI-i

Soufflot, rueI-i

St-Jacques, rueI-i

St-Martin, rueI-i

Sully, Maurice de, Bishop02

T

Templars, disbanding of01

Tiberius, Roman emperor (17-37 ADI-i

tour "la Tournelle"I-i

tour BarbeuI-i

tour de CoinI-i

tour de NelseI-i

tower, rue des Ursins02

U

I-i

University of Paris, creation ofI-i

Ursins

rue basse des02

rue des02

rue haut des02

V

Vert-Galante, square du01

via inferior03, I-i

Vieille Boucherie, rue de la03

Vikings, raids on ParisI-i

Ville, quarterI-i

Viollet-le-Duc
architect, Notre-Dame restorations02

W

walls, Paris' firstI-i

X

Xavier-Privas, rue03

Z

Zacharie, rue03