i. 336;

styles, ii. 8; domical structures, 268, 277, 288.

Maine, i. 75.

Malcolm, King of Scotland, ii. 125.

Malling, Keep of St. Leonard’s, near, ii. 116.

Malmesbury, William of, account of King Edward’s church at Westminster, ii. 68, 115.

Malmesbury Abbey, doorways at, ii. 149.

Malton, Old, church at, i. 109.

Manor-houses, i. 21.

Mans, Le, i. 141; tracery at, 162, 326.

Manuscripts, illuminated, i. 203, 327.

Marathon, plain of, ii. 22.

Marbles, Italian, i. 142.

Marburg, treasuries at, i. 329.

Margaret, Queen of Malcolm, King of Scotland, ii. 125.

Mark, St., ii. 264.

Mark’s, St., Venice, i. 44, 82, 180, 337; ii. 144, 257, 264, 271, 273, 278, 285, 306.

Martin’s, St., in the Fields, London, Welsh groins, ii. 173.

Martin’s, St., Cologne, i. 120.

Martin, St., church of, at Canterbury, founded by St. Augustine, ii. 27, 65; gallery across transepts, 66; apsidal chapel, _ibid._

Mary’s, St., Abbey, York, i. 108, 140, 164, 200, 288; square abacus, 303, 343; ii. 147.

Mary’s, St., at Gowts, Lincoln, church of, ii. 72.

Maurice, Bishop, ii. 114.

Maxentius, basilica of, i. 52; ii. 282.

Mayence Cathedral, i. 43; ii. 144.

Mediæval, architecture, equally classic with the architecture, of the ancient world, i. 3; its study, 3, 34, 50; its claims, 4; the termination of the history of original and genuine architecture, 8; in France, Germany, and Italy, 33, 204; not produced by chance, 64; in Italy, 205; classification of styles, 138; art, ii. 7, 302; buildings, early and late, 297.

Mellitus, ii. 29; founder of St. Paul’s, London, 114.

Merlin, ii. 14.

Merton Chapel, Oxford, i. 287.

Mesopotamia, one of the earliest seats of mental culture, i. 5.

Metal work, i. 20, 22, 34, 43, 203, 271; ii. 308, 325.

Michael Angelo, ii. 280, 282, 283.

Middle Pointed, i. 347.

Middlesex, churches of, i. 315.

Minerva Medica, Temple of, ii. 234-236, 239, 246, 249, 259.

Modelling, lessons in, i. 339.

Monasteries, early, in Ireland, ii. 16, 20; of Iona, 21; of St. Gall, 28; at Peterborough, 32, 33.

Monks, domestic buildings of the, in early Irish remains, ii. 14.

Monk Wearmouth, western porch at, ii. 24; monastic church of, 30, 36; another church at, built by Benedict Biscop, 48; baluster shafts, 49, 144.

Monthron, near Angoulême, church at, ii. 276.

Montmartre, capitals at, i. 102, 319.

Mosaic, glass, i. 20, 43, 143, 271; Italian, at Westminster Abbey, 178, 313; in Italy, 205, 213; introduction of, into vaulting spaces, ii. 188; study of, 325; in Byzantine architecture, 262, 305.

Moulded, bands, i. 150; capitals, 157.

Mouldings, i. 26, 148; system of, 48, 248, 250; base, 150; enriched, 249; of the Gothic, Antique, and Romanesque builders, 249; in Anglo-Saxon work, ii. 37; in Norman, 101; of arches, 139.

Moulds of bases of buildings, i. 164.

Mullions, i. 160, 163, 252.

Museums, i. 34, 315; Architectural Museum, 339; ii. 324.

N

Naitan, king of the Picts, ii. 30.

Nantwich Church, chancel of, ii. 212.

Natural foliage, i. 153, 355.

Needlework, i. 271.

Nesario and Celso, SS., little church of, at Ravenna, ii. 242, 243.

Nether Hall, i. 314.

Netley Abbey, east window, i. 163, 342.

Nevers, St. Stephen’s at, ii. 89.

Neuss, near Dusseldorf, church at, i. 129.

Neustria, Romanesque of, previous to the ravages of the Northmen, ii. 63.

Newark, fortress at, ii. 135.

Newcastle, fortress at, ii. 135.

Newstead Abbey, west front and carving, i. 199; tracery, 276; the study of, 343, 351.

Nicodemus, St., at Athens, ii. 266.

Nile, banks of the, part source of our civilisation and art, ii. 296, 298.

Nimèque, church at, ii. 276.

Nimroud, palace of, ii. 4.

Nocera, baptistery at, ii. 238.

Norfolk, domestic brick architecture of, i. 271; woodwork of, 300.

Norman, refined, with or without pointed arches, i. 106; ornaments, 113; cathedral increased in height in the ratio of one-third, 243; as a style, 347, 353;