MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS
Reading edition
Panorama of ParisFrontispiece
Arms of the City of Paris To-dayCopyright page
OPPOSITE PAGE
Map of Paris1
Lutetia under the Romans (Map)page 7
Interior of the Roman Palais des Thermes10
Amphitheater of Lutetia at Present Time10
Saint Germain des Prés30
France at Time of Hugh Capet (Map)page 45
The Louvre in Time of Philip Augustus78
Fragment of Wall of Philip Augustus78
Tour de Nesle in 166182
Choir and Nave of Notre Dame, looking West86
Nave of Saint Germain des Prés86
Cathedral of Notre Dame88
The Sainte Chapelle, erected by Louis IX100
Interior of the Sainte Chapelle100
Hôtel de Cluny116
Hôtel de Sens116
The Old Louvre page 161
Arms of City of Paris under Charles Vpage 164
Oldest Known Map of Parisbetween 182 and 183
Churches of Saint Etienne-du-Mont and Sainte Geneviève in 17th Century190
Jubé in Church of Saint Etienne-du-Mont190
Church of Saint Séverin194
Church of Saint Germain l’Auxerrois in 1835198
Tour de Saint Jacques de la Boucherie198
The College of France206
House of Francis I on the Cours-la-Reine206
Cellier’s Drawing of Hôtel de Villepage 208
Column at the Hôtel de Soissons 223
Hôtel Carnavalet224
The Samaritaine240
Statue of Henry IV on the Pont Neuf240
The Archbishop’s Palace252
Richelieu’s Palais Cardinal, later called Palais Royal252
Palace of the Luxembourg256
Court of Honor of National Library256
Hôtel des Invalides272
Saint Sulpice272
Elysée Palace, Residence of President of France280
Chamber of Deputies (Palais Bourbon)280
Church of Sainte Geneviève, now the Pantheon284
The Odéon290
The Comédie Française about 1785290
“The Convention,” by Sicard308
Rue de Rivoli326
Triumphal Arch of the Carrousel330
Triumphal Arch of the Star330
Napoleon’s Tomb336
The Bourse346
Church of the Madeleine346
The Successive Walls of Parisbetween 366 and 367
The Strasbourg Statue360
The Eiffel Tower360
The New Louvre370
Hôtel de Ville374
Mairie of the Arrondissement of the Temple376
Salle des Fêtes, Hôtel de Ville376
Portions of the Louvre built by Francis I, Henry II, and Louis XIII378
Colonnade, East End of Louvre, built by Louis XIV378
Section of Louvre begun by Henry IV380
Northwest Wing of Louvre, built by Napoleon I, Louis XVIII, and Napoleon III380
Plan of the Louvrepage 382
Map of Paris
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