0.

Oakham Castle, Rutland, Hall of, 96;
*Capital, 96; Pillars, 239.

Flore's House, 158.

Ottery St. Mary, Devon, Church, 192.
Oundle Church, Northants, Windows,
137.

Over Church, Cambridgeshire, Win-
dow, 168; Buttress, 185.

Oxford Castle, Tower, 36.

Cathedral, 97; Clerestory, 61;
Vaulting, 81; Ribs in Aisles, 81;
Chapter-house, 109.

The Churches - All Saints',
Tower, 215; St. Frides wide, 97; St.
Giles', 98; Window, 127, 135; St.
Mary Magdalen, Window, 166;
St.Mary-the-Virgin, Pinnacles round
the Spire, 185; Ogee Moulding,
206; St. Michael's, Tower, 36; St.
Peter's-in-the East, Crypt of, 13;
*Norman Corbel-tables, 79.

-The Collegee-All Souls, Quad-
rangle and Chapel, 211; Balliol,
Gothie Front, 194; Christ Church,
97,211; Vault over Staircase to Hall,
213; Jesus, Chapel, Choir, 20; East
Window of Chapel, 213; Lincoln,
Chapel, 212; Magdalen, 211; Tower,
202; Merton, Window in Chapel,
163; Window of Ante-Chapel, 197,
199; North Door of Chapel, 200;
New College, Chapel, 193; *Win-
dow, 196; Oriel, Chapel, 213; Wad-
ham, Chapel, Choir, 20, 212.

Divinity Schools, Panelling,
195; Panelled Buttress, 208; The
Schools, 208.

OXFORDSHIRE, vide Adderbury, Bices-
ter, Bloxham, Cassington, Charlton-
on-Otmoor, Chipping Norton, Cogges,
Cottesford, Cowley, Dorchester.
Haseley, Iffley, Islip, Middleton
Cheney, Milton, Oxford, Piddington,
Swinbrook, Westwell, Woodstock.

P.

Palestine, Churches in, 70.

Cathedral, 17; removed, 33,
Choir commenced, 46; Norman Ceil-
ing, 53; Billet Ornament, 55, 76;
Built, 56; Norman Ribbed Vault,
80, 81; Plate-tracery, 127; Circular
Window, 139; *Pinnacle, 150.
Pevensey, Kent, Roman Wall, 6.
Piddington Church, Oxon, *Cusped
Window, 165.

Pisa, Italy, 289, 291; Peculiar Style in,
3; Contemporary with Early English
Style, 290; Buildings in, with Histo-
rical dates, 289.

Baptistery, the, 289, 290.
Campo Santo, 289, 290.
Cathedral, the, 283, 285, 289,290.
La Spina, Chapel, 291.

S. Caterina, 289.

8. M. della Spina, 289.

S. Paolo, 289, 290.

San Frediana, 289.

256, 258; Windows in, 241.

Hotel de Cluny, 230.

Mont Martre Church, 229.
Notre Dame Cathedral, 100, 228,
230, 253; Work similar to Lincoln,
106; Choir, 100.

Poictiers, France, Choir of Cathedral,
96.

Poitou, 218, 258, 306.

Polebrook Church, Northants, *Win-
dow, 125, 126.

Porchester Castle, Hants, *Roman Ma- |
sonry, 5; Founded, 43.

Church, Founded, 58; *West

R.

Raby Castle, Durham, 189.
Ramsey Church, Hants, 17.

Raunds Church, Northants, *East
Window, 135; West Window, 137;
*Cusp, 141, Window, 154; Deco-
rated Roof, 184.

Ravenna, Italy, Tower at, 10; Coupled
Shafts, 240; Round Towers, 282;
Brickwork of, 282.

Campaniles at, 282.

S. Apollinare in Classe, 283.
S. Vitale, 3, 282, 298.
Tomb of Gallia Placidia, 282.
Theodoric, 282.

Reading Abbey, Berks, commenced, 47.
Reculvers, Kent, Roman Wall at, 6.
Revival of the Gothic styles, 25.
Rheims, France, Diaper Ornament,
175; Windows, 240.

-Cathedral, 142, 252; Porch, 150;
Windows in Apse, 142.

S. Remi, 100, 225; Change of
Style, 91; Norman Buttresses, 85.
RHINE Provinces, 221.

Churches, 3, 90, 99, 142, 292.
Richard I. The Early English Style
introduced in his reign by Bishops
Hugh at Lincoln, Lucy at Winches-
ter, Eustace at Ely; but the Norman
Style still lingered, 101.

II. The buildings in this reign
are chiefly in the Perpendicular
Style, but with considerable remains
of the Decorated, 194.

Richborough, Kent, Roman Wall at, 6.
Richmond Castle, Yorkshire, 42.
Rievaulx Abbey, Yorkshire, founded,

57.

Ringstead Church, Northants, 126,

155; Square-headed Window, 127;
*Broach Spire, 155.

Ripon, Yorkshire, Church built by
Wilfrid, 12.

Rochester Castle, Kent, 43.

S. Lorenzo, 272, 274; Tracery,
Window, 280.

S. Maria, or Ara Cali, 281.
8. Maria ad Martyris, 272.
8. Maria in Domnica, 274, 275.
8. Maria in Trastevere, 274.
8. Maria Maggiore, 281.
SS. Nereo and Achilleo, 275.
S. Nicholas in Carcere, 272.
S. Peter's, 274.

S. Prassede, 277, 280; Tracery

in Window, 280.

S. Prisca, 274.

S. Pudentiana, 274.

S. Silvester, 274; Window, 279.
S. Stephano Rotondo, 3.
Therms of Titus, 274.
Tombs of Etruscans, 268.
Trastevere, the, 274.

Rome, Via dei Cerchi, 269.

Walls of, 267-270, 279.

Wall of the Kings, 267; Wall of
Aurelian, 270; *Wall of Roma
Quadrata, 267, 269; Wall of the
Latins, 268; Wall of Servius Tul-
lius, 269.

*Wooden Tower from Trajan's
Column, 273.

Romsey Abbey Church, Hants, 87, 97;
*Norman Window, 61; *Norman
Арнс, 87.

Rushden Church, Northants, Window,
138; Porch, 178.
RUTLANDSHIRE, vide Oakham.

SCOTLAND, Glasgow Cathedral, 108.
Selby Abbey, Yorkshire, Window Tra-
cery, 166; Early English Arches,
180; East and South Fronts, and
Interior of Choir, 187.

Sens Cathedral, France, 221; Vault
of Choir, 53; partially burnt, 93;
similar to Lisieux, 231.

Sherborne Castle, Dorset, *Norman
Vault, 79, 80.

Minster, Norman Porch, 86.
Shobdon Church, Herefordshire, Nor-
man Sculpture, 77, 78.

SHROPSHIRE, vide Acton

Burnel,

Buildwas Abbey, Ludlow, Stokesay,
Uriconium.

SICILY, Churches in, 301.
Silchester, IIampshire, Roman wall, 6;
Basilica at, 9.

Skelton Church, Yorkshire, built, 111.
Soissons Cathedral, France, 100, 232,
250; Window, 240; Capital, 244;
Choir, 250.

Churches near, 100.
Solihull Church, Warwickshire, Win-
dow, 129; *Square Crocket, 207.
SOMERSETSHIRE, vide Bath, Brislington,
Bristol, Glastonbury, Ilton, Taunton,
Wells, Worle Hill, Wrington,

Somerton Castle, Lincolnshire, 156.
Sompting, Church, Sussex, *Saxon
Tower, 28.

Southampton, St. Michael's Church
Font, 53; Houses at, 89.

Southwell Minster, Notts, Clerestory,
55; Norman Porch, 86; Chapter-
house, 164.

SPAIN, Ornamental Work, 121; media-
val architecture of, 302.

Spareholt Church, Berks, Open Tim-
ber Roof, 183, 181.

STAFFORDSHIRE, Lichfield, 180-187.
St. Alban's Abbey Church, 158; built,
38; Dedication, 46; Norman Pier,
65; Norman Moulding, 75; Norman
Turrets, 83; Choir, 211.

St. Cross Church, Winchester, 58, 69;
Norman Base, 78; Doorway, 146.
St. Germner, Picardy, Lady Chapel, 256.
St. Lo, Normandy, Mouldings, 262.
St. Margaret-at-Cliffe Church, Kent,
*Norman Porch, 85, 86.

St. Sauveur sur Rille, Normandy, 236.
St. Taurin d'Evreux, Normandy, 236.
Stamford, Lincolnshire, All Saints'
Church, Porch, 203.

Stewkley Church, Bucks, Plan of, 54.
Stoke Golding, Leicestershire, Win-
dow Tracery, 166.

Stoke-in-Teignhead Church, Devon-
shire, Capital, 207.

Stokesay Castle, Shropshire, 158.
-House at, 189.

Stone Church, Kent, Window, 134,
168.

Stourbridge, Cambridgeshire, *Scol-
loped Capital, 71.

Stow Church, Lincolnshire, built, 25.
Strixton Church, Northants, Window,
135; Front, 153, 154.

SUFFOLK, vide Bury St. Edmund's,
Herringfleet, Little Saxham, Little
Wenham.

Round Towers in, 83.
Sunningwell Church, Berks, Porch,
212.

SURREY, vide Guildford.

SuSSEX, vide Cowdray, Crowhurst,
Hurstmonceaux, Linchmere, Sompt-
ing, West Dean, West Tarring.

WALES, vide Beaumaris, Carew, Car-

narvon, Conway, Harlech, Manor-
beer, Pembroke, Penmon.

Walmer Church, Kent, *Norman
Moulding, 77.

Romainmotier, 236, 304.

Velay, Le Puy, France, Cathedral, 234.
Vendôme, France, 248.

Venice, Italy, Style of, 294.

Venetian Palaces, 294; Doge's Palace,
291, *296, 297.

Vercelli, Italy, 298; Church of S. An-
drea, 298, 299.

Versainville, Normandy, *Tower, 247.
Vezelay, Burgundy, Church, 226;
Choir, 232.

Vienne, Dauphiny, 223, 235, 236; Ca-
thedral, 104.

Villequier, Normandy, *Mouldings, 263.
Vorges, near Laon, 256.

Piers, 64; Crosses, 176.
Wardour Castle, Wilts, 194.

Warmington Church, Northants, Win-
dow, 126; Early English Vault, 149;
Wooden Vaults, 184.

Warnford, Hants, Foundations of Hall
at, 89.

Warwick Castle, 189, 194.

St. Mary's Church, Chancel, 193.
WARWICKSHIRE, vide Coventry, Soli-
bull, Warwick, Wotton-Wawen.
Wearmouth, vide Monks' Wearmouth.
Wells Cathedral, Somerset, Bp. Joce-
line's Work, 100; Nave and West
Front, 104, 159; Lady Chapel, 112;
Chapter-house, 165.

Bishop's Palace, 156; Banquet-
ing-hall, 165; Windows, 133; Vicars'
Close, 194.

West Dean, Sussex, House at, 158.
WESTMINSTER ABBEY, 154; Founded

by Edward the Confessor, 32; Chapel
of the Pix, 32; Capitals, 71; Abboy
enlarged, 109; Triforium Arcade,
*100, 184; *Moulded Capital, 120;
Arch, North Transept, 123; Chap-
ter-house, 134; *Circular Window,
139, 140; Windows in Chapter-house,
142; *Spherical Window, 140; But-
tress, 151; Choir and Transept, 159;
Effigy of Queen Eleanor, 164, 176;
Window in South Cloisters, 167;
South Transept, 169; Diaper Orna
ment, 175; Tudor Flower in Henry
VIIth's Chapel, 206; 11enry VIIth's
Chapel, 201, 211; Towers, 214.

- Hall, Norman Moulding, 75;
Roof and Walls, 194.
WESTMORELAND (Brougham), 42, 189.
West Tarring, Sussex, Parsonage-
house, 157.

Westwell Church, Oxon, East Win-
dow, 169.

Whiston Church, Northants, 211.
Wickham Church, Berks, *Belfry Win-
dow, 30,

William I., or the Conqueror, style of
his time, 41.

II.,
time, 45.
Willingham Church, Cambridge, Stone
Roof, 183.

or Rufus, style of his

WILTSHIRE, vide Boyton, Bradenstoke,
Bradford, Chalfield, Edington, Frome,
Malmesbury, Salisbury, Wardour.
Wimborne Minster, Dorset, 130; *Win-
dows, 131.

Winchester Cathedral, 17; Rebuilt by
Ethelwolf, 18; Crypt and Transepts
built, 45; Dedication, 46; Interior
of North Transept, 47; Section of
Transept, 48; *Masonry in Transept,
49; Fall of Tower, 47; Font, 53;
*Capital, North Transept, 70; *Base,
North Transept, 73; Base and Foot
Ornament, 73; Bishop Lucy's Work,
100; Presbytery, 107, Vaulting, 148;
Flying Buttress, 151; *Oak-leaf Fo-
liage, 174; Wooden Vault, 184;
Changle of Style in, 193; West End,
195; Screens and Stalls with Cano-
pics, 210.

College, 193.

King's Ilall, Windows, 130,
*132, *157.
Windsor Castle, 156; Cloisters, 192;
St. George's Chapel, 211.
Wittenham (Long), Berks, Porch, 179.
Woodcroft Castle, Northants, 158.
Woodstock Church, Oxon, Window,129.
Wootten Church, Gloucestershire, 159;
Norman Capital, 72.

Worcester, Roman Wall at, 6.

Cathedral, Crypt, 45; Bands
round Pillars, 123; Choir, 109.
WORCESTERSHIRE, vide Bredon, Eve-
sham, Leigh, Great Malvern, Wor-

cester.

Wotton-Wawen Church, Warwick, 38.
Wressel Castle, Yorkshire, 194.
Wrington, Somerset, Church Tower,
202.

Y.

Yate, Gloucestershire, House at, 89.
York, Roman Wall at, 6; Church built
by Wilfrid, 12.

Minster, South Transept, 109;
*Arches in North Transept, 111;
Chapter-house, 112; Mouldings from
the North Transept, 117; *Crockets
from Tomb of Archbishop Grey, 118;
North Transept, 160; Window in
Passage to Chapter house, 164;
Wooden Vault, 149; Nave, 165, 182,
184, 188; Change of Stylo in, 193;
Clerestory Window, 199.

St. Mary's Church, Belfry Win-
dow, 30.

St. Maurice's Church, Window,
63, 64, 127.
YORKSHIRE, vide Beverley, Bolton,
Byland, Conisborough, Fountains
Abbey, Gisburne, Howden, Hull,
Kirkdale, Kirkstall, Markenfield,
Nun-Monkton, Richmond, Rievaulx,
Ripon, Selby, Skelton, Wressel, York.
Ypres, Belgium, Diaper Ornament, 175.