Lectures on the rise and development of medieval architecture; vol. 2

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manner of building in, 5, 6, 7; domes, 188, 245, 258, 260, 288; early buildings in, 305, 306; at Perigueux, 271.

Byzantine foliage, i. 321; ii. 7; route by which it may have reached the north of France, i. 82; carving in north-west portal of Lincoln Cathedral, 85; carving at St. Denis, 98; capitals, 145; architecture, 336; domes, ii. 188, 245-258, 260, 288; introduced by way of Ravenna into Venice, 261; details of, 260; at St. Front, Perigueux, 271.

Byzantines, Corinthian capitals foreshadowed in works of the, i. 133.

Byzantinesque foliage, i. 320.

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Cadwallader, ii. 14.

Caen, St. Stephen’s, ii. 64, 92, 94; gallery across transepts, 66; apsidal chapel at the triforium level, _ibid._; western towers, _ibid._; piers, _ibid._; nave vaulting, 67; bases, 72; plan, 96; transepts doubly aisled, 105; capitals, 120; crypt, 157.

Cambridge, Jesus Chapel, i. 189; belltower of St. Benet’s, ii. 52; King’s College, 219, 311.

Campanile, i. 20; freedom in use of the, 274.

Canterbury, St. Augustine’s Abbey, i. 276, 308; gateway, 343; church of St. Martin, ii. 27, 65; church of St. John the Baptist, 27, 29; two columns brought from Reculver at, 39.

Canterbury Cathedral, ii. 27; early vaulting, i. 62; work of William of Sens, 85, 308; Trinity Chapel, 94, 112, 114; French work, 103; choir, 112; cloisters, 139; crypt under Trinity Chapel, 155, 157; early Norman of Lanfranc, later Norman of Conrad, 307; work of William the Englishman, 308; Peckham’s tomb, St. Anselm’s Chapel, 276, 308; Cathedral modelled on the basilica of St. Peter’s at Rome, ii. 28; altar to St. Mary, _ibid._; Chapel of the Virgin, _ibid._; crypt, 29, 65, 158; rebuilding by Lanfranc, 65, 67, 92, 104; use of the pointed arch in the vaulting of the wider spans, 181; Norman chevron in the ribs of the aisle vaulting, 194.

Canute, ii. 34, 58; Northmen in the days of, 63; revived impulse in architecture under, _ibid._

Capitals, at St. Denis, i. 7, 9, 98; at Nôtre Dame, 100; from apse at St. Leu, near Creil, 101; “à crochet,” 102, 103, 114; Norman cushion, 117;