What is the ancient name of Paris?

The word Paris comes from Parisii, a branch of ancient Gaul, who lived in the Seine in the 3rd century BC.

It is said that Paris' name comes from Paris, the Trojan prince in Homer's Iliad. When the Romans came here, they named it Lutetia or Lutetia Palisiolum, which was later Lutèce (French).

At that time, Rudes was just a riverside town, accounting for only a small part of the center of Paris today.