INDEX
395
Omar Khayyâm, 307, 358, 381.
Orderic, monk of Saint Evroul, his history of
Normandy, 202, 203, 209, 220.
Ottin, L., Le Vitrail, 129.
Ouistreham in Normandy, 10, 53.
Palermo, 4-
Pallet in Brittany, 288.
Pantheism, 286, 299, 301, 323, 344, 355, 376,
377-
Paraclete, Holy Ghost, the Consoler, 307.
Abélard's   foundation near Nogent sur-
Seine, 307, 318.
erected into a priory for Héloïse, 310.
papal bull of 1136 in its favour, 312.
Paradise, 144, 145, 232, 233, 279.
Paris, 36; in the time of Abélard, 288.
churches of, 60.
schools of, 286, 293.
cathedral of (Notre Dame), 56, 79  102,
106, 114, 289.
its windows, 56, 57, 58, 114.
its apse, 119, 120, 126.
its sculptures, 70, 100, 101.
Paris, Gaston, his history of mediaeval French
literature, 205.
on Christian of Troyes, 214, 215, 220.
on Thibaut of Champagne, 227.
on Gaultier de Coincy, 258.
Parsifal, 101, 215 18.
Partenopeus of Blois, 207.
Parvis, small square in front of large church,
5,63
Pascal, Blaise, 129, 352, 354, 377.
his Pensées, 323 25, 370.
Pascal    III,   antipope,   canonises    Charle-
magne, 168.
Pastrycooks' window at Chartres, 181.
Peasant, character of the French, 235, 237.
Perceval, Parsifal, Conte du Graal, by Chris-
tian of Troyes 215-18.
Perche, Comte du, 211; his window at Char-
tres, 150-54.  (See Geoffroi.)
Percherain, 150.
Percy, in Normandy, 5.
Peter.  (See Saint )
Peter the Venerable, Abbot of Cluny, 68, 309,
310, 317; his opinion of Saint Bernard,
317; of Abélard, 318, 319.
Petrarch, prayer to the Virgin, 251, 328,
his religion of women, 213, 219, 226.
Philip Augustus, King of France (1180-1223),
78, 85,  116,  151, 154, 157, 171, 223,
231.
Philip Hurepel, son of Philip Augustus, 81 83,
85  156, 182, 189, 190.
Philip the Fair, King of France (1285-1314)1
88, 250, 253.
Philip the Hardy, King of France (1270-85)1
63,78.
Philippe de Commines, 255.
Phocas, Emperor, 92.
Pierpont in Normandy, 5.
Pierre.  (See Saint Peter.)
Pierre de Courtenay, 156.
Pierre le Vénérable.  (See Peter.)
Pierre de Dreux, Mauclerc,    his    porch   at
Chartres, 85 88, 102, 128
his rose-window, 117, 144, 182, 184-94.
his figure in glass, 189.
his rebellion, 81, 184, 186, 226, 275.
prisoner at Damietta, 253.
Pierre du Pallet.  (See Abélard.)
Pierre de l'Estoile, journal of, 255.
Pierrefonds, château of, 42.
Pilgrimages, 15-18.
Pisa, 214.
Placidas. (See Saint Eustace.)
Plato, 291, 293.
Poissy abbey of 42.
abbey church of, 59.
Poitiers, 63, 211.
church of Notre Dame la Grande, 53.
cathedral of (Saint Pierre), 63.
twelfth century glass at, 136.
Bishop of, 320.
Raymond, Count'of, 211.
Poitou, 27.
Ponthieu, County of, 19.
Count of, 155.
La Comtesse de, conte, 207, 209.
Porches and portals, 69-88.
Porphyry, his Preliminaries, 293, 300.
Port Royal, 325.
Prison song of Richard Cceur-de Lion, 222-
23-
Prodigal Son, 76, 77, 174, 175.
windows at Chartres, etc., 165, 173, x74>
175, 176, 181.
Provence, 27.
Provins, in Champagne, 227.
Pythagoras, 73.