95; Felibien, _Histoire de la ville de Paris_, i., p.

115).

Finally, St.Louis installed them in the celebrated Convent of the Cordeliers, the refectory of which still exists, transformed into the Dupuytren Museum.
The Dominicans, who arrived in Paris September 12, 1217, went straight to the centre of the city, near the bishop's palace on the _Ile de la Cite_, and on August 6, 1218, were installed in the Convent of St.Jacques.
[28] _Fior._, 27; _Spec._, 148b; _Conform._, 71a and 113a, 2; Bon., 182.
[29] The traces of Francis's visit here are numerous.

A Brother Eudes painted his portrait here.
[30] Bon., 177.
[31] Vide A.SS., pp.

855 and 856.Cf.2 Cel., 3, 136.
[32] Among others those of December 5, 1217, Potthast, 5629; February 8, March 30, April 7, 1218, Potthast, 5695, 5739, 5747.
[33] 1 Cel., 74.