| OJIBWA | To whom the French introduced firearms circa 1690 |
| ROLANDGARROS | French aviator and First World War fighter pilot after whom the French Open tennis tournament and its venue are named (6,6) |
| ROSSINI | Whom the French called 'Monsieur Crescendo' |
| FILETMIGNON | Cut the French introduced to suit Goethe's heroine |
| PRICELESS | Totally absurd charges the French introduced (9) |
| USELESS | Rituals the French introduced, serving no purpose |
| RIDERLESS | Conditions the French introduced, with no one in control? (9) |
| BOYNE | The Battle of the - in 1690 completed the overthrow of the Stuart cause in Ireland (5) |
| INQUEST | Investigation that French introduced in the course of this month |
| PETER | Saint to whom the vast basilica at the heart of the Vatican City is dedicated (5) |
| POORIN | Those, according to the King James Bible, to whom the 13/12 belongs? (4,2,6) |
| STIRIN | Those, according to the King James Bible, to whom the 13/12 belongs? (4,2,6) |
| DAVINCI | This answer means "from Vinci" in Italian. It is attached to the name of a certain Italian painter, sculptor, architect, and engineer to whom the painting Salvator Mundi has been attributed. That pain |
| LANGLAND | William ___, 14th-century English poet to whom the poem The Vision of William concerning Piers the Plowman is attributed |
| AESOP | To whom the mouse and the lion pose a problem (5) |
| HOMER | Greek poet to whom the Iliad and the Odyssey are attributed (5) |
| ADDRESSEE | The one to whom the message is sent (9) |
| ATHENA | To whom the Greeks dedicated the Parthenon |
| APOLLO | To whom the Temple of the Delians was dedicated |
| ROW | Rotten _, bridleway running along the south side of Hyde Park in London, created by William III In 1690 (3) |
