ii. 42;

doorways, _ibid._; tower and ancient Roman Pharos, 43; tower arches, _ibid._

Dover Castle, i. 114, 308.

Drawing, lessons in, i. 339.

Drip-stone, or label, i. 225, 249.

Dryburgh Abbey, i. 122, 249.

Dunstable Priory Church, i. 188.

Dunstan, St., ii. 33, 58.

Durham, refectory, Anglo-Saxon crosses found in, ii. 57; kitchen of the monastery, 203; castle at, 150.

Durham Cathedral, ii. 120, 124, 126-129, 135; galilee, i. 106; chapter-house, 107; chapel of the Nine Altars, 140, 201, 286; groining to the central space, ii. 88, 128; transept aisles, 89; coupled bays, 124; Carileph’s design, 126, 127; gabled roofing to the aisles, 129; crypt, 159.

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Eadbald, the son of Ethelbert, ii. 44.

Eadmer, the writings of, ii. 27, 28.

Earls Barton tower, ii. 52, 58.

Early French windows, i. 159.

Early Pointed, fully developed, i. 139, 341, 346; windows, fully developed, 159, 160; cathedral bay, 243.

Eastbury House, i. 314.

Eastern civilisation, ii. 305; distinct from Western, 296; its probable course, _ibid._

Eastern Empire, arts of the, ii. 4, 6, 7; Byzantine domes in the, 258.

Eaves-courses at Worth Church, ii. 45.

Eddington, his work at Winchester, ii. 108.

Edgar, King, ii. 33.

Edmund, King of East Anglia, ii. 54.

Edwin, King of Northumbria, ii. 29.

Egypt, ruins of, i. 5; ii. 4; its architecture and arts, 296, 297; one of the earliest seats of mental culture, i. 4, 5; link in the history of architecture, 6; influence of religion on the architecture of, 9, 13.

Egyptian, construction, i. 219; bellshaped capitals, ii. 297; architecture, 304.

Egyptians, pointed arch foreshadowed in works of the, i. 66; germ of the Corinthian capital found in the works of the, 133.

Eleanor crosses, i. 140, 314.

Eleanor of Guienne, tomb of, ii. 275.

Eleanor, queen of Louis VII., i. 92.

Eleanor, Queen, tomb of, and iron grille over, i. 180, 311.

Eleventh century works in England, i. 40.

Elgin Cathedral, i. 201.

Elizabethan balusters, ii. 37.

Ellipse in vaulting, i. 241; ii. 163, 172.

Elphege, St., Bishop of Winchester, ii. 34, 104.

Eltham Hall, i. 31;