Ange, Madame de Saint, 152;
examined by the priests at the
Visitation, 298; death, 351, 354;
character, 351; her life of devotion,
352; marriage, 352; friendship
with M. d'Andilly, 352; enters
Port Royal, 353; exiled to a
convent at Chaillot, 353; refusal
to sign the Formulary, 353; ill-
ness, 354

Ange, M. de St, "premier maître
d'Hôtel," 352; marriage, 352;
retires from court, 353; death,
353
Angélique, Mère (Jacqueline Marie
Arnauld), her birth, 4; dedicated
to the Religious Life, 5; coad-
jutor, Abbess of Port Royal, 6;
removed to the Abbey of Mau-
buisson, 6; confirmation, 6; takes
the name of Angélique, 6; her
view of her vows, 7; Abbess of
Port Royal, 8; first communion,
8; routine of life, 9 ; illness, 10,
51, 292, 300; return home, 10;
ratification of her vows, II; con-
version, 11; religious struggles,
11-13; reforms, 13, 25, 32-34;
wish to conform to the rule of
seclusion, 14; visit from her
relations, 16-19; reconciliation,
19; embraces the vow of poverty,
20; her sisters, 22; appointed to
reform the Abbey of Maubuisson,
24, 30; characteristics, 25-27,
54, 267, 301; arrival, 31; re-
ception of novices, 33; her
opinion of St François de Sâles,
36, 39; friendship with him, 37;
conflict with Mme D'Estrées,
40; expelled from Maubuisson,
42; arrival at Pontoise, 43;
return to Maubuisson, 44; death
of her father, 45; attack of small-
pox, 46; return to Port Royal,
46, 75; friendship with Mère
de Chantal, 48; reforms the
Abbey of Lys, 51; experience of
a refractory nun, 52; kindness
to the poor, 52; reasons for
wishing to move to Paris, 53-
55; the removal, 55; money
difficulties, 55; appoints M. de
Langres spiritual director, 58;
resigns her post, 59; trials and
persecutions, 60; nominated

Superior of the Institut du Saint
Sacrement, 61; her confession to
M. de St Cyran, 64; set of
Resolutions, 64; resignation, 67,
226; letters, 68-70, 169, 228;
self-distrust, 70; objection to ex-
travagant devotions, 70; in-
structions to the novices, 76;
on the retirement of her nephews,
89; on St Cyran's imprisonment,
104; death of her mother, 121;
of her sister Marie Claire, 124;
re-elected Abbess, 125, 165, 199;
return to Port Royal des
Champs, 159, 228; spirituality,
159; wisdom, 161; dislike of
false devotion, 161; wise counsels,
162-165; charity, 169; letters to
the Queen of Poland, 171, 228,
251; to Antoine Arnauld, 185-
187; on the sufferings of the
peasantry, 191; letters to the
Archbishop of Paris, 196; advice
to Jacqueline Pascal, 215; on
the death of her sister Anne
Eugénie, 225; on the persecu-
tions, 251, 288; on the depar-
ture of the Solitaires, 251; in-
terrogated by the magistrate,
253; on the miracle of the Holy
Thorn, 255; on the death of M.
de Bagnols, 259; compared with
her sister Agnès, 266; ill-health,
288; letter to Agnès, 288; depar-
ture for Paris, 289; receives
Holy Viaticum, 294, 300; her
fear of death, 295, 300; death,
301; letters to Mme de Longue-
ville, 385; to Mme de Sablé,
394-396

Angers, Henri, Bishop of, his
birth, 4; letter to the Pope on
the propositions, 230; letter from
Mère Agnès, 301; on submission,
309; his correspondence on the
persecutions of Port Royal, 329-
332; refuses to sign the Formu-
lary, 368; his appeal to Louis
XIV., 431

Annat, Père, 248, 304, 371
Anne Eugénie, Sister, 298; see Ange
Annunciation, Convent of the, 333
Ans, M. Ruth d', 438; at Brussels,
459
Apologie pour les Religieuses du
Port Royal, 329, 368

Archange, Père, at Port Royal, 21;
his common sense, 22
Argennes, Mdlle D', 147
Argenson, M. d', his orders to
disperse the nuns of Port Royal,
472-475

Armour, M. de St, 230
Arnauld, Agnès, 4; see Agnès
Arnauld, Angélique, 4; see
Angélique

Arnauld, Anne Eugénie (the first),
her birth, 4; illness, 42; at
Maubuisson, 42; appointed
Prioress of the Abbey of Lys,
50; return to Port Royal, 51
Arnauld, Anne Eugènie (the
second), her vocation, 22; enters
Port Royal, 23; trials of her
novitiate, 24; her great joy, 24;
mistress of the pensionnaires,
224; death, 225

Arnauld, Antoine, his birth, 4; La
Fréquente Communion, 112, 113,
135, 170, 178; his conversion,
120; career, 121; letter to M.
de St Cyran, 122; ordained
priest, 124; first mass, 124; con-
fessor to Port Royal, 169; his
book on Logic, 175; method,
179; views, 179-181; retire-
ment, 185; letters from Mère
Angélique, 185-187, 251; his
Apologia, 187; La Perpetuité de
la Foi, 235; letters on the treat-
ment of M. de Liancourt, 237;
censured, 238; in concealment,
238, 243, 368; his help in pre-
paring the new edition of the
Pensées, 269; obstinacy, 308;
character of his letters, 309; his
visit to the Papal Nuncio and
Louis XIV., 371; funeral oration
on Mère Agnès, 410; on M.
d'Andilly, 419; defence of Nicole,
419; leaves Port Royal, 438;
words on his exile, 438; retires
to Flanders, 439; letter to the
Archbishop on the false accusa-
tions, 439; letter to Louis XIV.,
440; at Brussels, 459; religious
views, 459; death, 459; char-
acter of his writings, 460;
legacies, 461

Arnauld, Antoine de la Mothe,
Procureur Général, 1; his re-
ligious views, 2; escape from

489

the Massacre of St Bartholomew,
2; marriages, 2; death, 2
Arnauld, Antoine de la Mothe, 2;
Procureur Général, 3; his
eloquence, 3; wife, 3; home-
life, 4; children, 4; attack on
the Jesuits, 4; his religious views,
10; oppositon to his daughter
Angélique, 14; visit to Port
Royal, 16-19; reconciliation, 19;
death, 45

Arnauld, Catherine, her early
marriage, 3; children, 4; visit
to Port Royal, 16, 19; rash vow,
19; death of her husband, 45;
her wish to become a Religious,
53; enters the novitiate, 59; life
at Port Royal, of piety and
austerity, 120; death of her son
Simon, 120; relations with her
daughter Angélique, 120; death,
121; character, 121

Arnauld, Catherine, her birth, 4 ; see
Le Maître

Arnauld, Henri, Bishop of Angers,
4; see Angers

Arnauld, Isaac, 5, 90; "Intendant
des Finances," 5
Arnauld, Jacqueline Marie; see
Angélique

Arnauld, Jeanne Catherine Agnès,
her birth, 4; see Agnès
Arnauld, Madeleine, her birth, 4;
enters Port Royal, 49; death,

195

Arnauld, Marie de St Claire, her

birth, 4; at Port Royal, 22, 25;
her character, 25; attacks of
fever at Maubuisson, 31; sent
to a convent at Tard, 59; return
to Port Royal, 74; repentance
towards M. de St Cyran, 77;
confession, 78; penitence, 79;
death, 80, 124

Arnauld, Pierre, 90 note; his char-
acteristics, 5; death at the siege
of La Rochelle, 5

Arnauld, Simon, his birth, 4; killed
in battle, 120
Arras, Bishop of, 431
Augustinian party, 230
Augustinus; or, the Doctrine of
St Augustine on the Health,
Sickness, and Medicine of the
Soul, 99; its division, 99; see
Jansenius

Aumône, 43

Aumont, Mme d', 196, 225
Austria, Queen Anne of, 135, 185,
189; her marriage, 23; pleasure
in Jacqueline Pascal, 205; dis-
like of the Port Royalists, 250,
256; letter from Mère Angélique,
293; visit to Port Royal, 328
Auvergne, I

BACHAUMONT, 188
Bagnols, Mdlle de, 291
Bagnols, M. du Gué de, 199; his
death, 258; devoted to good
works, 258; burial, 259; "Pro-
cureur général des pauvres,"
259

Bail, M., appointed Superior of

Port Royal, 293; appoints con-
fessors, 294; discourse to the
Sisters, 295; visit of inspection,
296; examination of the Sisters,
296-300; report, 302; on the
death of Mme de St Ange, 354
Barcos, M. de, at the Abbey of St
Cyran, 103, 104, 262; retires
from the world, 185; his Treatise
sur la Grandeur de l'Eglise de
Rome, 417; death, 433
Baronius, Cardinal, 271
Barthélemy, Edouard de, Une Nièce
de Mazarin, 403 note
Bartholomew, St, Massacre of, 2
Bascle, M. Etienne de, his life of
misfortunes, 139; joins the
Solitaires, 140; cured of his
lameness, 140
Bazas, Bishop of, 150

Beard, Rev. C., his medical explana-
tion of the miracle of the Holy
Thorn, 255

Beaupuis, M. Wallon de, 150;
Superior or Headmaster of Port
Royal school, 171, 253, 456; his
pupils, 171; method of teaching,
173; his birth, 456; philosophical
powers, 456; takes orders, 457;
Superior of convents, 457; de-
prived of all his occupations, 457;
ascetic life, 457; visit to La
Trappe, 458; loss of his friends,
458; death, 458

Beau-Soleil, Baronne de, at Vin-
cennes, 107

Beauvais, Bishop of, 368
Beauvilliers, Duc de, 194

Benoise, Marie Catherine de Sainte
Celinie, 441

Bernard, Canon, extract from The
Central Teaching of Jesus Christ,

233

Bernard, Père, 12

Bernières, M. de, 142, Maître des
Requêtes, 190; his school, 253;
"Procureur général des pauvres,"
259; forbidden to receive chil-
dren, 287

Bérulle, Charles Condren, Cardinal
de, 21, 73; adviser of M. de
Langres, 57; founds the Con-
gregation of the Oratorians, 57
Besoigne, his Histoire de Port
Royal, 437

Beuve, M. de Sainte, Histoire de
Port Royal, 2, 5, 118 note, 120,
124 note, 129, 138, 185 note, 311
note, 312, 409, 420, 423 note, 428
note, 454; on the Journée du
Guichet, 16; on St François de
Sâles' character, 35; on the
religious views of St Cyran,
88; on the sensation caused by
the Fréquente Communion, 179;
on the Pascal family, 202; the
character of Mme de Liancourt,
236; the miracle of the Holy
Thorn, 255; his criticism of
Nicole, 312; on the character
of Mme de Longueville, 391
Bigg, Dr, Christian Platonists, 99
note; Imitation of Christ, 103
note; Unity in Diversity, 232
note, 472
Bignon, M., 170
Binet, Père, 53

Bishops, their letter

to Pope
Clement IX., 370; agree to sign
the Formulary, 371
Boderie, M. de la, 39, 145
Boileau, lives from, 342 note; on
Le Tourneux's preaching, 446
Bois Dauphine, Marquis de, 394
Bonneuil, M. de, 37
Borel, M., 438

Borroger, Mme de, account of her
marriage, 414

Borroger, M. Le Sieur de, his
marriage, 413

Bossuet, Abbé, 333; his corre-
spondence with Mme d'Albret,
291 note; his criticism on the
translation of the Testaments,

365; letter from M. de Tille-
mont, 463

Boucherat, M., his reform of the
Abbey of Maubuisson, 29; see
Cîteaux

Bouchet, 406

Boulard, Elizabeth de Sainte Anne,
elected last Abbess of Port
Royal, 467; death, 469
Boulehart, Jeanne de, Abbess of
Port Royal, 6; her death, 8
Bourbon, Anne Généviève de,
Duchesse de Longueville, 374 ;
surrounded by an atmosphere of
religion, 378; entry into society,
379; appearance, 379; marriage,
380; see Longueville
Bourbon, Constable de, I
Bourbon, Louis de, 107

Bourdoise, M. Adrian, founder of

St Nicholas Community, 81
Bourgeais, M., 438

Bourzeis, M. de, 237

Bouteillerie, M. de la, 142, 207
Bouteville, Montmorency,
headed, 377

Bouthillier, M., 72

be-

Boutroux, M., 218; his book on
Pascal, 240

Brégé, Mdlle de, 380
Bregy, Sœur Eustachie de St,
removed from Port Royal de
Paris, 327; sent to the Convent
of the Ursulines, 339; her death,
454
Briquet, Christine, her examina-

tion by the priests, 298; by the
Archbishop of Paris, 314, 315;
her characteristics, 317, 327, 339;
removed from Port Royal de
Paris, 327; sent to the Convent
Sainte Marie, 339; her meeting
with St Jean Angélique, 342;
death, 455

Brisacier, Père, Jansenisme con-
fondu, 225

Brittany, Anne of, 399
Broussel, his release, 189
Brunschvicg, M., 269

Butler, Bishop, his arguments on
true religion, 277
Buzanval, Nicholas Choart de,
Bishop of Beauvais, refuses to
sign the Formulary, 368; con-
fessor to M. de Beaupuis, 457;
death, 457

491

CALLAGHAN, M. de, 226
Cambout, Sebastien Joseph de
Coislin du, 422; see Pontchâteau
Carmelite Convent, 378
Catholic Church, doctrine of, 233
Caulet, Etienne François de,

Bishop of Pamiers, refuses to
sign the Formulary, 368
Chaillot, Convent of the Visitation
at, 353

Chaise, Père La, confessor to
Louis XIV., 472; his death, 472
note

Chalons, M. de, 371

Chamillard, M., appointed con-
fessor to Port Royal, 316, 317;
entreats the Sisters to sign the
Formula, 319

Chammesson, Anne de Jésus de
Foissy de, 61; her confession to
M. de St Cyran, 62, 66; deprived
of the mistress-ship of the
novices, 66; persecution of M.
de St Cyran, 67

Champagne, Catherine Suzanne,
her cure, 304

Champagne, Philip, 304

Champvallon, M., 432; see Harlai
Chantal, Mère de, 35; establishes
the Order of the Visitation, 38,
68; her friendship with Mère
Angélique, 48

Chapelet Secret, Le, outbreak
against, 62; views on, 63
Charles V., King of Spain, I
Charles, M., at Port Royal, 252,
438
Chartres, 417

Château-neuf, Isabel Agnès de,
attacks of fever at Maubuisson,
31; death, 31

Château-neuf, M. de, appointed
Secretary of State, 443
Château-Renaud, Mme de, Abbess
of Port Royal, de Paris, 471 ;
takes possession of Port Royal
des Champs, 471; resistance of
the nuns, 471
Chatillon, M. de, 381
Chaumes, Abbé de, 97; his rela-
tions with his father, 146
Chavigny, Mme de, her reception
of M. de St Cyran, 128
Chavigny, M. de, Governor of
Vincennes, 106, 127
Chesnai, 171, 253, 287