| Those who are delighted by the cathedral of Chartres and the Meninas of Velasquez may think that those who remain unaffected by these marvels are boors. |
| In the same year he was crowned at Chartres, and in 1594 Paris opened her gates to him. |
| But one other thing, more important than the anointment at Chartres, was wanting. |
| They agreed to the terms and, pending their ratification, raised the siege of Chartres. |
| He regarded the Chartres photographs as intensely important, though it is not clear what he intended to do with them. |
| In a distinctly medieval way, ressourcement was also the method of the theologians, canonists, and craftsmen at Chartres. |
