Lully himself was posthumously given a conspicuous place on Titon du Tillet's Parnasse François (the French Mount Parnassus). In the engraving, he stands to the left, on the lowest level, his right arm extended and holding a scroll of paper with which to beat time. (The bronze ensemble has survived and is part of the collections of the Museum of Versailles.) Titon honored Lully as: