Critical History of Nicolas Flamel and His Wife Pernelle (1761) - Page 23


XII.	St. Jacques de la Boucherie, regarding the seizure made upon the property from the estate of N. Flamel,	359
XIII.	Ruling of the Châtelet and contract between the Church of Paris, the Hôtel-Dieu, St. Genevieve la Petite, and the Parish Council* of St. Jacques, etc.* The "Parish Council" (French: Fabrique) was the committee of laypeople in charge of managing a church's funds and maintenance. The Hôtel-Dieu was the oldest and largest hospital in Paris.	361
XIV.	Deed of Commissioner Andry le Preux, regarding one of the accounts for the execution of the will of N. Flamel,	370
XV.	Letter from the Officers of the Hospital of the Quinze-Vingts, etc. Literally "Fifteen-Score" (300). This was a famous hospital founded by King Louis IX for 300 blind residents of Paris.	377
XVI.	Settlement made between the Parish Council of St. Jacques and the Hospital of the Quinze-Vingts,	379
XVII.	Extract containing the ceremonial procedure formerly observed for the obits* founded by N. Flamel,* An "obit" was a memorial mass celebrated on the anniversary of a person's death, usually funded by a specific endowment left in their will.	388
	Addition for page 37, and other additions and corrections,	391

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