498761 Francois d\'Aix de La Chaise (engraving) by French School, (17th century); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris, France; (add.info.: Francois d\'Aix de La Chaise, (1624-1709) better known as P癡re La Chaise; Jesuit priest and confessor for 34 years to King Louis XIV from 1685 until shortly before his death in 1709; P癡re la Chaise spent a lot of time at the Jesuit house on the outskirts of Paris in an area then called Mont-Louis and Louis, wishing to have constant and immediate access to his confessor, gave him his own home, installing him in a property of the king nearby; by 1804 the 44 hectares were the property of the Ville de Paris and the cemetery of P癡re -Lachaise opened, taking its name from P癡re La Chaise and becoming the most famous Parisian cemetery; the engraving probably shows P癡re la Chaise in front of his home at Mont-Louis; ); French, out of copyright.