. Parigi e la sua storia, di T. Okey; illustrata da Katherine Kimball & O. F. M. Ward. Di Parigi e sommariati cittadini attaccarono le case degli studenti e il sangue destato, dopo che i padroni delle scuole si lamentarono, il re, che era feroce nella sua rabbia, e ordinò ai suoi complici di essere gettati in prigione, i loro casati demoliti e le viti sradicate. Il provento fu la scelta della reclusione per la vita o il Calvario per l'acqua.poi seguì una serie di ordinanze che abolirono la secolargiurisdizione sugli studenti e li assoggettarono ai soli tribunali ecclesiastici. Nel rei

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. Paris and its story, by T. Okey; illustrated by Katherine Kimball & O. F. M. Ward . of Paris and somearmed citizens attacked the students houses and blood wasshed, whereupon the masters of the schools complained, tothe king, who was fierce in his anger, and ordered the provostand his accomplices to be cast into prison, their housesdemolished and vines uprooted. The provost was giventhe choice of imprisonment for life or the ordeal by water.Then followed a series of ordinances which abolished secularjurisdiction over the students and made them subject toecclesiastical courts alone. In the reign of Philip le Bel a provost of Paris dared tohang a scholar. The rector immediately closed all classesuntil reparation was made, and on the Feast of the Nativity The Rue des Anglais still exists in the Latin Quarter.^ This interesting twelfth-century building will be found in the RueSt. Julien le Pauvre, and is now used as a Uniat Greek church. 90 PARIS AND ITS STORY of the Virgin the cures of Paris assembled and went inprocession, bearing a cross and holy water to the provosts. HOTEL OF THE PROVOST OF PARIS. house, against which each cast a stone, crying, in a loudvoice— Make honourable reparation, thou cursed Satan, to ART AND LEARNING AT PARIS 97 thy mother Holy Church, whose privileges thou hast injured, or suffer the fate of Dathan and Abiram. The kingdismissed his provost, caused ample compensation to bemade, and the schools were reopened. In 1404 some pages belonging to the royal chamberlainbrutally spurred their horses through a procession of scholarswending to the church of St. Catherine. They were stonedby the angry scholars, whereupon they drew sword andattacked them, pursuing them even into the church. Therector demanded satisfaction, but the chamberlain, Charlesde Savoisy, was a court functionary, and nothing was done.The rector then closed all the schools and the king orderedthe Parlement to do instant justice. The sentence was anexemplary one. The chamberlains

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