ii. 181;

triforium, i. 120; compared with Sens, 125; moulded vaulting ribs, ii. 194.

Crosses, Irish, ii. 22, 25, 26; Anglo-Saxon, 57.

Crouchback, tomb of, i. 140, 311.

Crowland Abbey, i. 194.

Croydon Palace, i. 314.

Croyland, ii. 33.

Crusaders, i. 142; buildings in the East, ii. 7.

Crusades, i. 67, 204.

Crypt, at St. Denis, i. 80, 91; at Trinity Chapel, Canterbury, 155, 157; overground at St. Etheldreda’s, Holborn, 182; at Canterbury, ii. 29, 65, 158; York, 29; Lastingham, 30, 51; Hexham, 31; Ripon, 32; Winchester, 34, 107; Brixworth, 40; Wing, 50; Repton, 51; Gloucester, 121; Worcester, 122; Caen, 157; Durham, 159; St. Stephen’s, Westminster, 197, 212; Glasgow, 200; Bourges, 203.

Cubicula or oratories at Brixworth, ii. 40.

Cuthbert, St., ii. 21, 28, 123.

Cyclopean walls, ii. 9.

D

Danes, ravages of, ii. 3, 26, 33, 50, 58.

Darlington Church, i. 107.

David’s, St., Cathedral, i. 116, 117; capitals, 118; pointed groining in the transitional work, ii. 181.

Decorated style, i. 343, 347.

Decoration, to subdivided arches, i. 48; a system of, 49; painted, 203, 361; constructive parts, sources of, 259; wall, 327; Italian, 353.

Deerhurst, remains of Anglo-Saxon work, ii. 36, 58.

Denis, St., i. 77, 88, 105, 319; eastern part rebuilt by Sugar, 78; apsidal chapels, 79; north transept, 80; compared with St. Germain des Près, 91; Byzantine carving, 98; crypt, 80.

Diagonal ribs a source of decoration, ii. 171.

Diocletian, Baths of, i. 52, 234, 273; persecution, ii. 95.

Doge’s palace, chapel of the; see St. Mark’s, Venice.

Dome, the, in the Eastern Empire, i. 47, 49;