Fees called “spices” were paid to members of these entities, who likened their principles of verification and free vote to a pharmacist’s alembic. Archbishop de Brienne replaced a stamp duty with the “twentieth” tax during a revolt by these entities that resulted in their exile under a lettre de cachet (-5[1])(“kah-SHAY”). The phrase “my chancellor will tell you the rest” was used during special meetings of these entities, 13 of which were spread (15[1])throughout the realm, (-5[1])that featured a (*) “bed of justice.” The role of these entities (10[1])was questioned (10[2])in the “Flagellation Session” (-5[1])and temporarily annulled by the noble of the robe René de Maupeou. These entities tried to place constitutional limits (10[1])on the regent Anne of Austria (10[1])and Cardinal Mazarin. For 10 points, the first Fronde was supported (10[1])by the Paris (10[1])branch of what (10[1])French appellate courts? ■END■ (10[1]0[1])