Textile Fabrics / A Descriptive Catalogue of the Collection of Church-vestments, Dresses, Silk Stuffs, Needlework and Tapestries, forming that Section of the Museum

by Daniel Rock

INDEX I.

• Abram and Melchisedech figured, [88], [328].
• Abraham’s servant meeting Rebecca at the well, [333].
• Adderbury Church, Oxon, monster sculptures outside of, [157].
• Ahasuerus and Esther, figured, [307].
• Alhambra, [55].
• Alb, apparels for, [65], [146], [199].
• —— fine mediæval one, [268].
• Algerine embroidery, [18].
• Almeria, its fine silks, [63].
• Altar, cere-cloth for, [160].
• Altar-cloths, [60], [62], [73], [79], [265].
• Altar-curtains, [51], [201].
• Altar-frontals, [14], [31], [87], [101], [265], [266], [267].
• Altar-frontlets, [62], [265].
• Amices, [185], [195].
• Amice, apparel for, [34], [186], &c.
• Anastasius Bibliothecarius, quoted, [155], [161].
• Angels, nine choirs of, [22], [281].
• Animals, see Zoology.
• Anjou, Royal House of, [32].
• Ann of Bohemia, Richard II.’s queen, [53].
• Annunciation of the B. V. Mary, figured, [2], [186], [247].
• Anthony, S., figured, [253], [254].
• —— Canons Regular of, [332].
• —— fire of, or erysipelas, [332];
• hospital for the cure of it at Bourg S. Antoine in the south of France, [332].
• Apparels for Albs, [65], [146], [149], [181], [199], [268].
• —— for amices, [34], [185], [187], [195], [234].
• Apparels for dalmatics and tunicles, [206].
• Apocalypse quoted, [288].
• Applied or cut-work, [2], [17], [20], [21], [77], [81], [146], [199], [215], [265].
• Arabic inscriptions, real, [179], [232], [238], [243].
• —— pretended, [25], [29], [45], [53], [76], [122], [125], [137], [138], [146], [177], [181], [213], [220], [234].
• Araneum opus, [162].
• Architectural design on stuffs, [10], [32], [33], [108], [131], [150], [233], [252].
• Armorial bearings of—
• Brandenburg, [63].
• Bassingburn, De, [285].
• Bohemia, [63].
• Botiler, Le, [283], [285].
• Bygod, [285].
• Chambowe(?), [285].
• Champernoun, [284].
• Castile and Leon, [282].
• Cleves, [22], [246].
• Clifford, [283].
• England, [246], [284].
• Everard, [283].
• France, [84].
• Ferrers, [282].
• Fretie, [214].
• Fitton, [148].
• Fitz Alan, [284].
• Grandison, one of the coats, [284].
• Geneville, [282].
• Golbore or Grove, [285].
• Hampden(?), [284].
• Knights Templar’s badge, [283].
• Limesi or Lindsey, [283].
• Lucy, [285].
• Marck, De la, [22].
• Monteney of Essex, [284].
• Mortimer, Roger de, [285].
• Pandolfini, [143].
• Percy, [284].
• Ribbesford (?), [285].
• Sheldon, [284].
• Spencer, [283].
• Thornell of Suffolk, [148].
• Tydeswall, [284].
• Warwick, [282].
• Assumption of the B. V. Mary figured, [89], [272], [273], [276], [278].
• Atonement, symbol of, [30].
• Aubusson tapestry and carpets, [306].
• Audenaerde famous for its tapestry, [294].
• Avarice personified, and progress of, figured, [329].
• ἀχειροποίητος, what, [249].
• Bags, liturgical, [188], [263];
• Persian travelling, [83].
• Balaam’s prophecy quoted from Numbers, xxiv. 17, [285].
• Balm cloth, [19], [20].
• Bamberg cathedral, stuffs there, [153].
• Banners for church processions, [259].
• Bath, old English vestments found hidden in a house at, [88].
• Bayeux, so-called tapestry, piece of, [6].
• Beads, embroidery in, [169].
• —— making of, at Venice, [169].
• —— or rosary, for prayers, [263].
• Beasts, see Zoology.
• Beauvais tapestry, [307].
• Bed-quilts, [20], [86], [104], [293];
• hangings, [107].
• Beleth, John, quoted, [277].
• Bernard, St., chasuble of, [159].
• Birds, see Zoology.
• Bishops’ liturgical stockings, [56].
• Bissus or Byssus, what, [25], [152], [175], [239].
• Black Prince, [129].
• Blessing, the liturgical, how given in the Latin rite, [187];
• figured as given with the left or wrong hand, [71].
• Blickin von Lichtenberg, Anna, [94].
• Block printing on linen, [118], [120], [183], [184], [234].
• —— on diaper, [61].
• —— on silk, [31].
• Bock, Rev. Dr., quoted, [25], [26], [29], [34], [45], [49], [52], [55], [58], [60], [89], [122], [123], [151], [152], [155], [158], [162], [165], [169], [175], [184], [187], [207], [223], [242], [247], [252], [264], [270].
• Bohemia, arms of, [63];
• Ann of, [63].
• Bordering, or Lace, [160].
• Borsa, the Italian, gibeciere or pouch, [3].
• Boots or legging, like stockings, worn by bishops while pontificating, [56].
• Botany—
• Flowers:
• Artichoke, bloom of, [64], [137].
• Bignonia, or trumpet flower, [75].
• Centaurea, or corn-flower, [47], [49], [53], [62], [89], [99], [258].
• Fleur-de-lis, [5], [27], [29], [32], [35], [59], [91], [110], [116], [130], [138], [162], [167], [196], [226].
• Frittilary, [66].
• Foxglove, or digitalis, [66].
• Honeysuckle, [73].
• Heartsease, or pansey, [259].
• Ivy, [132].
• Lily, [69], [89], [110], [115], [257], [310].
• Penstemon, [66].
• Pinks, [115].
• Pomegranate, [11], [12], [13], [14], [20], [66].
• Rose, [20], [34], [47], [59], [61], [107], [188], [193], [195].
• Trefoil, [137].
• Tulips, [42], [62].
• Fruits, &c.:
• Acorns, [115], [202], [245].
• Apples (?), [137].
• Arbutus unedo, or strawberry tree, [110].
• Artichoke, [36], [47], [60], [62], [64], [65], [66], [69], [70], [72], [73], [80], [114], [115], [116], [118], [129], [130], [134], [145], [152], [192], [256].
• Grapes, [49], [69], [74], [75], [163], [241], [245].
• Mulberry, [65].
• Oranges (?), [137].
• Pomegranate, [7], [48], [50], [66], [73], [91], [114], [115], [128], [134], [191], [192], [193], [197], [199], [228], [256], [258].
• Strawberry, [110].
• Wheat-ears, [90], [113], [137], [177].
• Trees:
• The Homa, hom, or sacred tree of the Persians, [84], [140], [154], [213], [215], [216], [238].
• Oak-leaves, [202], [245].
• Vine, [163], [245].
• Box for corporals, [112], [193], [194].
• —— for reservation of the consecrated Host, from Maundy Thursday till Good Friday, [112].
• Brandenburg, arms of, [63].
• Brocades, [8], [9], [10], [12], [15], [19], [20], [29], [114], [116], [117], [122], [126], &c.
• Brooke, the Collection, [312].
• Bouchier Knot, [168].
• Bourgtheroud, Hotel de, at Rouen, [294].
• Boy-bishop, [85].
• Bugles, [169].
• Burse, or corporal-case, [144], [145], [194].
• Byssus, see Bissus.
• Byzantine stuffs, [155], [159], [160], [161], [219], [222].
• C, the letter, interlaced, [5], [38].
• Cairo, [57].
• Canvas, what kind of stuff meant by the word in old inventories, [185].
• Cap, scull, [16];
• of estate or state, [86].
• Capuanus, Petrus, quoted, [286].
• Carpet, [66], [83], [209], [248];
• see Pedalia, or Pede-cloth.
• Caxton, his translation of the “Legenda Aurea,” quoted, [275], [277].
• Cendal, [163].
• Cere-cloth, for laying immediately over the altar-stone, [160].
• Chairs, seat-covers for, [110].
• Charles I.’s scull-cap, [16].
• Chasubles, [1], [5], [13], [21], [76], [81], [82], [88], [142], [208], [213], [264], [266], [269].
• Chaucer quoted, [64].
• Cheetahs, see Zoology.
• Chinese silks, &c. 1, [8], [11], [12], [16], [75].
• Choirs, nine, of angels, [22], [281].
• “Church of our Fathers,” quoted, [19], [34], [36], [46], [85], [103], [170], [174], [181], [186], [194], [196], [202], [203], [205], [206], [210], [239], [248], [265].
• Clare, Margaret de, Countess of Cornwall, [6].
• Cleves, princely house of, [246].
• Cleves, its armorial bearings, [22].
• Cloth, Corpus Christi, what, [202], [260].
• —— for crozier, [174], [250].
• —— for lectern, [210], &c.
• —— for pyx, [202], [260].
• —— of estate, [107].
• —— of gold or lama d’oro, [204], [208].
• Cluny, Hotel de, at Paris, [212].
• Cobham college and church, Kent, iron lectern once at, [213].
• Cobweb stuff, so-called, [162].
• Collars of Orders—
• St. Michael, [84];
• The Holy Ghost, [84].
• Cologne, [61], [187];
• painting in cathedral, [187];
• woven stuffs for church use, see orphreys of web.
• —— embroidery, [61], [66], [67], [246].
• Colours, murrey, once such a favourite in England, [9].
• —— pink or gules, and green, somewhat peculiar to Parlermitan looms, [165], [170], [178], &c.
• —— those used in the Latin as well as the Greek rite, [172];
• black in services for the dead, [197].
• Copes, [2], [15], [80], [207], [275].
• —— hoods of, [67], [144], [198];
• in England, how shaped, [41].
• Coral beads, [169].
• Cornelimünster, abbey of, [26];
• sudary of our Lord there, [26].
• Coronation of the B. V. Mary figured, [236], [272], [280].
• Corporals or square pieces of altar linen, [144], [145], [194], [195].
• —— cases for keeping, [112], [144], [145], [194];
• see Burse.
• Corpus Christi cloths, [202], [260].
• Costume, mediæval, [78].
• Counterpane, [271].
• Coventry, its famous gild, [289], &c.
• Coverlets, [20], &c.
• Cracowes or pointed shoes, so called, [53].
• Cradle-coverlets, [4], [13], [66], [67], [100], [103], [104], [110].
• Crape, [126].
• Creeping to the cross, ceremony of, on Good Friday, [174].
• Crescent moon and star, symbolical of our Lord and His church, [285].
• Crochet work, [18], [72].
• Cross, St. Andrew’s, [161], [229];
• the so-called Y cross, [82].
• —— cramponnée, [161];
• flory, [161];
• foliated, [218];
• pommée, [140].
• —— filfod, [161].
• —— gammadion, [161].
• —— Greek, figured on stuffs, [160].
• —— creeping to, ceremony of, [174].
• Crown, supposed, of King Edward the Confessor, [153].
• —— of St. Edgitha, [153].
• Crozier, napkin for, [174], [250].
• Crucifixion figured, [6], [30], [82], [83], [142], [276].
• —— with four nails, [30].
• —— old English manner of figuring, [276].
• Crystal balls, [206].
• Curetón, Dr., quoted, [179].
• Curtains, [7], [12], [13], [15].
• —— for the altar, [51], [201].
• Cushions, [4], [59], [111], [142], [174], [273].
• —— used in the liturgy, [59], [174].
• Cut-purse, what meant by the expression, [3].
• Cut-work, [22], [76], [141], [189], [199], [259], [292];
• see Applied work.
• Cyrillian alphabet, the, [172].
• Daisies, the symbolism of, [149], see Botany—Flowers.
• Dalmaticks, [76], [143], [206], [214], [266].
• Dalmatics, apparels on, [206].
• Damask, Chinese, [75].
• Damasks, figured with pictorial subjects, [165], [184], &c., see “Stuffs historiated.”
• Damask in linen, [73], [201], [203], [238].
• —— in linen and woollen, [202].
• —— in silk, [10], [11], [13], [15], [25], [41], [42], [43], [47], [48], [49], [50], [52], [55], [56], [57], [62], [67], [72], [73], [74], [81], [113], [114], [115], [116], [121], [124], [125], [126], [127], [128], [129], [130], [131], [133], [136], [137], [138], [139], [140], [152], [154], [155], [156], [159], [160], [162], [163], [168], [190], [191], [196], [197], [202], [203], [204], [205], [206], [213], [215], [216], [221], [224], [225], [226], [227], [228], [229], [233], [234], [237], [238], [239], [240], [241], [244], [245], [251], [256], [274].
• Damask in silk and cotton, [60], [166], [167], [230], [231], [262].
• —— in silk and gold, [46], [47], [52], [53], [54], [56], [57], [60], [63], [64], [65], [66], [113], [129], [130], [132], [134], [137], [138], [139], [146], [151], [159], [162], [164], [165], [166], [167], [168], [170], [177], [178], [179], [180], [181], [183], [184], [191], [193], [201], [213], [224], [225], [227], [228], [233], [234], [235], [237], [238], [241], [243], [247], [273].
• —— in silk and hemp, [164].
• —— in silk and linen, [74], [130], [136], [154], [166], [204], [243], [262], [264].
• —— in silk and silver, [161], [177], [183].
• —— in silk, wool, linen, thread, and gold, [129].
• Daniel, the book of, quoted, [227].
• Design, architectural, upon stuffs, [10], [32], [33], [108], [131], [150], [233], [252].
• Didier-la-Mothe or Bourg S. Antoine hospital at for those struck with S. Anthony’s fire or erysipelas, [332].
• Diogenes, subjects, in tapestry, from the life of, [303], &c.
• Door-curtains, [7], [12], [13], [15].
• Dorneck, a coarser kind of damask so called, [129].
• Dory, John, the fish so called, [151].
• Dove, emblem of the Holy Ghost, [58].
• Dragon, the five-clawed Chinese, [1].
• Dress, Lady’s, [14], [18];
• and the Brooke Collection, [313], &c.
• Duc, M. Viollet Le, quoted, [212].
• Dugdale’s St. Paul’s, quoted, [151].
• Durham, Anglo-Saxon embroidered vestments kept in the cathedral library at, [205].
• Eagle, double-headed, [26], [28], [37], [86].
• —— German, of Charles V. of Spain, [7].
• Edward I., how he knighted his son, [287];
• and swore by the swans that he would wage war against Scotland, Ib.
• Egyptian gauze, [57];
• linen, [25];
• silk, [56];
• taffeta, [57].
• Elephant, [45].
• —— and Castle, [170].
• Embroidery, Chinese, [7], [12], [16].
• —— English, [5], [6], [16], [88], [147], [275], [283].
• ——Flemish, [119], [144], [198], [248].
• ——Florentine, [58], [91], [111], [120], [142], [214].
• ——French, [85], [110], [219], [226].
• —— German, [51], [53], [58], [59], [60], [66], [103], [108], [119], [120], [139], [140], [150], [153], [156], [158], [165], [166], [186], [187], [189], [190], [196], [206], [207], [216], [218], [249], [250], [252], [253], [254], [257], [258], [269].
• —— Indian, [86], [262].
• —— Italian, [71], [145], [199], [271].
• —— Persian, [270].
• —— Sicilian, [149].
• —— Spanish, [65], [82], [204].
• —— Syrian, [262].
• —— Venetian, [168].
• —— in quilting, [14], [16], &c.
• —— in waving lines, [59].
• —— done in beads, [44], [169], [190].
• —— as cut-work and applied, [146], [189], [199], [248].
• —— in gold wire, [220].
• —— in gold and silver wire, [150].
• —— done in solid silver gilt wire, [150], [220].
• —— in pearls and precious stones, [199].
• —— with goldsmith’s work amid it, [168], [169], [186], [199], [223], [233].
• —— in silk, [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [12], [13], [16], [34], [103], [117], [120], [133], [144], [153], [155], [156], [166], [168], [181], [217], [252], [271], [273], [275].
• —— on linen in silk, [29], [58], [60], [65], [119], [186], [187], [189], [258], [262].
• —— on linen in thread, [31], [51], [120].
• —— done in thread, [19], [20], [53], [58].
• —— done in worsted, [140], [256], [262], [269].
• —— figured with birds, [16], [158].
• —— historic, [7], [91], [147], [150], [269], [273].
• —— flowers, [4], [5], [11], [12], [13], [16], [121], [199], [213].
• —— figured with saints, [2], [6], [56], [58], [88], [111], [116], [144], [145], [146], [147], [149], [151], [165], [186], [187], [189], [190], [198], [207], [217], [244], [248], [250], [254], [258].
• English chintz, [84].
• —— conventional flowers in embroidery, [88].
• —— purse, [106].
• —— quilting, [16], &c.
• —— tapestry, [306].
• —— textiles in a ribbon-like shape, [24], [33], [38], [161], [217], [218], [219], [221].
• —— embroidery, [5], [6], [16], [88], [147], [275], [283];
• and “The Brooke Collection,” [312], &c., passim.
• —— silks, “The Brooke Collection,” passim, [312].
• —— velvet, “The Brooke Collection,” passim, [312].
• —— small hand-loom woven strips for stoles, &c., [24], [33], [38], [217], [218], [219], [221].
• Erysipelas, or St. Anthony’s fire, hospital for, in France, [332].
• Esther and Ahasuerus, figured in tapestry, [307].
• Eucharist, how borne to the sick and dying, [188].
• —— reservation of, [194], [203].
• Eusebius, quoted, [280].
• Evangelists’ symbols, [149].
• Ezechiel, quoted, [281].
• Fan, the liturgic, [60].
• Fates, the three, figured, [309].
• Fenrir, the Scandinavian fabled water-wolf, [151].
• Festival, the old English so-called book, quoted, [147], [276].
• Filfod, or Full-foot, [161], [174], [242], [249].
• Fish, figured, [151].
• Fitton, arms of the family of, [148].
• Flemish embroidery, [3], [117], [248], [255].
• —— linen, damask, or napery, [34], [61], [73], [75], [124], [203], [205], [255], [263].
• —— linen, block-printed, [118], [120], [234].
• —— napery, [34], [75], [124], [255].
• —— silk damask, [190], [191], [197], [252].
• —— tapestry, [294], [299], [300], [301], [302], [303], [307], [328], [329], [330], [335].
• Flemish velvet, [254], [255], [264].
• Florentine embroidery, [58], [91], [111], [120], [142], [214].
• —— silk, damasked, [202], [215];
• figured with angels, [36], [133].
• —— silk and linen, [264].
• —— velvets, plain, [12], [142].
• —— velvets, with gold, [85], [144], [145].
• —— velvets, raised, [18], [82], [144], [145].
• —— web for orphreys, [89], [136], [142], [260], [291].
• Flowers, see Botany.
• ——, the English conventional, in embroidery, [88].
• Foot-cloths, [140], [263].
• Frames for enamels, [34], [85].
• Fraser, or Frazer, Scotch family of, [274].
• French cloth of gold, [204], [208].
• —— cut-work, [81], [292].
• —— embroidery, [5], [7], [14], [19], [21], [29], [107], [205], [226].
• —— gloves, [105].
• —— heraldry, [14], [29], [130].
• —— lace (gold), [131].
• —— lectern-veil, [141].
• —— purses, [89], [106].
• —— quilting, [13], [104].
• —— satin, [8], [14], [21], [104].
• —— silk, brocaded, [9], [15], [105].
• —— silk, damasked, [13], [204], [205], [206].
• —— tapestry, [302], [303], [304].
• —— velvet, [14], [106].
• —— webs, [29], [130].
• Fretie, Lodewich, [214].
• Fringe of gold, [145];
• of silk, [252], [266].
• Frontals to altars, [14], [31], [87], [101], [265], [266], [267], [293].
• Frontlets, [62], [251], [257], [265].
• G, the letter as an initial (for Gabriela?), [236].
• Gabriel the archangel, how figured, [186], [217].
• Gammadion, [34], [60], [127], [174], [175], [185], [242], [249].
• Garland, John, noticed, [38], [162], [217].
• Gauze, [57].
• Geispitzheim, Henry von, [94];
• his armorials, [93].
• Genoa brocade, [114], [134].
• Genoa damask, [115], [116], [201].
• —— silk, [12].
• —— velvet, [3], [18], [62], [90], [107], [110], [145], [192], [199], [200], [263].
• —— velvet raised, [18], [62], [107], [134].
• Geography of textiles, &c.;
• see Index II.
• German embroidery, [18], [21], [34], [35], [42], [51], [58], [61], [92], [99], [100], [101], [103], [104], [116], [133], [144], [153], [158], [165], [185], [187], [207], [246], [249], [252], [253], [261], [263].
• —— embroidery on linen in silk, [29], [55], [59], [60], [62], [109], [133], [139], [174], [186], [187], [196], [242], [250], [261], [266], [267], [270].
• —— embroidery on linen in thread, [31], [35], [60], [79], [235], [267].
• —— embroidery in thread, [18], [31], [42], [92], [99].
• —— embroidery in worsted, [66], [79], [108], [246], [266], [269].
• —— napery, [190].
• —— netting, [175], [245], [267].
• —— silk and linen, [192], [270].
• —— tapestry, [296], [298].
• —— velvet, [260].
• —— webs, [61], [62], [63], [64], [69], [80], [82], [116], [117], [118], [119], [174], [175], [252], [253].
• Gianitore, a fish, and what, [151].
• Gibeciere, [3].
• Gilds, English, [289].
• —— their Corpus Christi plays, [289].
• —— at Coventry, [289].
• —— their members, [289].
• —— their vestments, [289].
• Gilt parchment, [140], [224], [229], [244].
• —— vellum; see gilt parchment.
• Gimp, [102].
• Giotto, [186].
• —— and his school of painting, [186].
• Girdles, [57], [126], [205], [218], [219].
• Girdle at Prato, of the B. V. Mary, [261], [272], [280], [282].
• Glover, Robert, Somerset herald, quoted, [148].
• Gloves, ladies’, [105].
• Gobelins tapestry, [302], [305].
• Golden Legend, Caxton’s English translation quoted, [275], [277].
• Goldsmith’s work found upon embroidery and textiles;
• see Silversmith’s work.
• Good Friday’s celebration, [113].
• Good Friday rite among the Greeks, [113], [173].
• —— rite among the Latins, [113], [174].
• Grail, or Grayle, the liturgic book, what, [34].
• Granada textiles, [26], [27], [60], [65], [73], [128], [161], [166].
• Graunt, Master Thomas, [289].
• Greek, alb, chitonion, [171].
• —— dalmatic or stoicharion, [171].
• —— ritual noticed, [113], [124], [126], [171], [191], [205].
• —— stoicharion or dalmatic, [171].
• —— textiles, [27], [28], [33], [36], [123], [124], [126], [127].
• —— mixed with cotton, [27], [126], [219].
• ——, thread, [33], [123].
• Green, colour of, [57], [281].
• Gregory’s (St.), “Pity,” what, [34].
• Habacuc, [277].
• Haman, fall of, figured, [308].
• Hampden, arms of (?)
• 287.
• Hand, in benediction, [54].
• Hangings of velvet, [17], [18], [107].
• —— for walls, wrought of cut-work, and figured with the romance of Sir Guy, of Warwick, and the Northumbrian “worm” or dragon, [77].
• Hare, its symbolic meaning, [237].
• Harts, lodged, [43].
• Henry II, emperor of Germany, [153];
• tunic of, [153], [154].
• Heraldry, [14], [19], [22], [28], [32], [37], [38], [39], [40], [63], [73], [76], [84], [93], [103], [104], [108], [128], [130], [143], [148], [175], [177], [181], [183], [196], [203], [204], [205], [207], [209], [214], [246], [253], [260], [263], [264], [266], [267], [269], [273], [282], [283], &c.
• “Hierurgia,” the work so entitled, quoted, [171], [185], [196], [203], [205].
• Hollis, the brothers’, “Monumental Effigies of Great Britain,” quoted, [269].
• Holosericus, what, [155].
• Holy loaf, what, [263].
• Hom, or Homa, the Persian sacred tree, [84], [140], [154], [213], [216], [238].
• Hood, the, upon English copes, how shaped, [41].
• Hoods of copes, [2], [3], [41], [144], [198], [260], [272].
• Ωρολογιον, or Horologion, one of the Greek ritual books quoted, [172].
• Hotel de Bourgtheroud at Rouen, [294].
• Hohenstaufen, House of, [29], [38].
• Housing, [204].
• Hunsdon, Lord, gave silk stockings to Queen Elizabeth, [200].
• Illuminated MSS., gauze between leaves of, [57].
• Incarnation, mystery of, how symbolized, [236].
• Indian embroidery, [14].
• Initials—
• Two C’s interlaced, [5], [38].
• G, [236].
• L and K, [73].
• R, [52].
• V, four V’s put crosswise, [28].
• Inscriptions, [206], [214], [223], [226], [250], [257], [265], [269], [270], [273].
• Inscriptions in Arabic, see Arabic.
• —— in German, [93], [256], [296].
• —— in Greek (Cyrillian letters), [172].
• —— in Latin, [31], [62], [66], [80], [82], [89], [111], [119], [148], [166], [176], [187], [201], [206], [210], [211], [223], [226], [257], [264], [265], [269], [305], [329].
• ——, mediæval, German, [296], [298].
• Isaias quoted, [281].
• Italian altar-frontals, [87], [101], [293].
• —— bed-quilt, [293].
• —— cut-work applied, [17], [20], [293].
• —— silk damask, [11], [13], [15], [25], [33], [46], [56], [58], [60], [73], [74], [81], [115], [129], [130], [136], [162], [163], [165], [196], [206], [227], [230], [233], [239], [240], [242], [256], [258].
• —— damask, in silk brocaded with gold, [13], [46], [56], [58], [60], [117], [162], [165], [170], [176], [213], [233], [235].
• —— silk, damasked in gold, [177], [181], [183], [241].
• —— in silver, [183].
• Italian silk, damasked in silk and cotton, [37], [60], [181], [230], [262].
• —— in silk and hemp, [164].
• —— in silk and linen, [37], [124], [130], [176], [204], [243].
• —— embroidery, [4], [12], [34], [58], [87], [91], [101], [120], [121], [244], [293].
• —— fringe, [293].
• —— lace, (silk), [271].
• —— net-work, [3], [4], [101], [162].
• —— quilting, [14].
• —— satin, [14].
• —— velvet in silk, [9], [17], [62], [70], [72], [88].
• —— velvet in silk, raised, [62], [80], [87], [89], [185], [194], [258].
• —— velvet in worsted, [12].
• —— web, [221].
• James I, [273].
• Jameson, Mrs. quoted, [198].
• Jerusalem, the two stars, symbols of, [55].
• John Dory, fish so called, [151].
• Jubinal’s work on tapestry noticed, [86].
• Kennedy, Margaret, one of the ladies in waiting on Mary Queen of Scots at her beheading, [203].
• Keys, St. Peter’s, one gold, the other silver, [6].
• Knight’s History of England quoted, [203].
• Knot, the Bouchier, [168].
• —— the Wake and Ormonde, [250].
• Knots, [160], [229], [244].
• —— petty, [120], [146].
• ——, love, [123], [157].
• Kraken, the Scandinavian fabled sea-monster, [236].
• Lace, old English, [6].
• —— gold, [6], [131], [160], [197], [249].
• —— nuns’, so called, [73].
• —— open-worked, [13].
• —— silk, [241], [271].
• —— silk, and velvet, [85].
• ——, worsted, [249].
• ——, woollen and linen, for carriage-trimmings, [191].
• Lama d’oro, or cloth of gold, [204].
• Lamb, Holy, [58].
• Languages, see “Inscriptions.”
• Languages—
• German mediæval, [296], [298].
• Latin rite, [187].
• Lappet of a mitre, [51].
• Lap-cloths, bishop’s, [19], [20].
• Lavabo cloths, [203].
• Leather gilt, and used as edging, [65], [78].
• Lectern cloths or veils, [20], [141], [145], [210], [261].
• Legend, the English Golden, quoted, [275], [277].
• ——, the Golden, translated by Caxton, quoted, [278], [284], [285].
• Λειτουργία των προηγιασμενων, [113].
• Lent, and Passion-tide, liturgic colours for, [36], [133].
• Lenten vestments, [133].
• “Letters,” the “Paston,” noticed, [289].
• Linen, or byssus, [25], [152], [175], [239].
• —— diaper, [61].
• ——, embroidered, [29], [65], [71], [181], [185], [190], [235], [242], [246], [249], [250], [251], [255], [256].
• —— and gold tissue, [169].
• ——, printed, [118], [120], [183], [184], [234].
• —— and woollen, [246].
• Lion, the symbol of Christ, [156].
• Liturgical appliances, of rare occurrence in public collections, [99], [112], [120], [142], [171], [174], [184], [186], [188], [196], [202], [205], [210], [242], [243], [250], [263].
• Loaf, see Holy Loaf.
• —— holy, what, [263].
• Loke, the Scandinavian god, [151].
• Lombardy, once famous for its opus araneum, or cobweb weaving, [162].
• London wrought stuffs, [161].
• Lord, our, how figured on the cross, [276].
• Louvre, museum of, silks in, [44].
• Love knots, [157].
• Lucca damasked silks, [15], [50], [65], [145], [163], [235], [244].
• —— damasked silk, brocaded in gold, [243].
• —— velvets, [62], [72], [192], [259].
• Lydgate quoted, [288].
• Lyons, damasked silk, [19], [20], [91], [105].
• ——, brocaded in gold and silver, [91].
• ——, in silver, [19].
• M, the letter figured on stuffs, [156], [166], [182], [222], [230], [241].
• Madonna del Cardellino, [215].
• —— della Cintola, subject of, how treated in the Italian schools, [267].
• Magdalen College, Oxford, and its builder Waneflete’s fine liturgical shoes, [46].
• “Man of Sorrows,” our Lord as the, [34].
• Mandeville, Sir John’s, travels, quoted, [178].
• Maniples, [35], [38], [45], [46], [53], [88], [116], [121], [138], [156], [252], [292].
• Marck, de la, armorial bearings of the House of, [22].
• Marguerite, La, what the flower signifies, [149].
• Martin’s (Pere), learned and valuable work—“Mélanges d’Archéologie,” quoted, [44], [130].
• Mary, the B. V., her assumption, how figured on the Syon cope, [276].
• —— on Florentine textiles, [291]. See “Assumption.”
• ——, B. V., the death and burial of, how figured on the Syon cope, [277].
• ——, St., of Egypt, her legend figured, [54].
• —— Queen of Scots, and the cloth over her face when she was beheaded, [203].
• Mass of the Presanctified, [113].
• Matilda, the Norman William’s queen, and the Bayeux so-called tapestry, [7].
• Maundy Thursday, mass on, [112], [194].
• Melchizedek and Abram, figured, [88], [328].
• Memling and his school of painting, [198].
• Mercœur, House of, [30].
• Michael the archangel, how figured, overcoming Satan, [30], [275].
• Midgard, the Scandinavian fabled serpent, [151].
• Milan, famed for its looms, [162].
• Milanese embroidery, [3].
• —— lace, [197].
• —— net-work, [200].
• —— steel-work, [3].
• —— velvet raised, [7].
• Missal-cushion, [142].
• Missal, the Roman, quoted, [142].
• —— the Salisbury, quoted, [284].
• Mitre, lappets of, [51], [85].
• Monstrance for liturgical use, what, [184].
• Moon, crescent, [220], [243].
• —— crescent, symbolism of, [288].
• —— figured in pictures of the Crucifixion, [30].
• Moorish tissue, [123].
• Moresque, Spanish, [51], [55], [121], [124], [125], [152], [160], [180], [240], [244].
• Moslem use, stuffs for, [57], [61].
• Mund or ball, so called, [276].
• —— how anciently divided, [276].
• Munich, the Maximilian museum at, [153], [154].
• Murano and its manufacture of beads, [169].
• Murrey-colour liked in the mediæval period by the English, [9].
• Musical instruments, mediæval, [23], [157].
• Mythology, Scandinavian, [150].
• Napery—
• Flemish, [34], [61], [73], [75], [124], [203], [205], [255], [263].
• German, [62].
• Napkins for crozier, [174], [250].
• —— embroidered, [99], [100], [101], [261].
• Napkin of linen, [35].
• —— for pyx, [202], [260].
• Neapolitan embroidery, [13].
• —— silk, [13].
• Neckam, Alexander, quoted, [286].
• Needlework, [79], [99], [100], [101], [262].
• —— old English, the admired “opus Anglicum,” [147], [275], [281], [288].
• —— old English, how to be known, [288].
• Net-work, [3], [4], [61], [101], [107], [175], [200], [245].
• Newburg, near Vienna, robes at, [38].
• Newmarket, king’s house at, [302];
• tapestries from, [302].
• Nineveh sculptures, [25], [122].
• Numbers, Book of, quoted, [288].
• Nuns’ lace, [73].
• Nuremberg, old tapestry wrought at, [298].
• Nursery rhymes, old English, [103].
• O, the, or zero form of ornamentation, [225], [227], [228].
• Oakden, Ralf, Esq., gift of old English embroidered apparels, [147].
• Odilia, a French lady-embroideress, [30].
• Opus Anglicum, [275], [281], [288].
• —— Araneum, [162], [210].
• —— Plumarium, [288], [289].
• Oriental damasked silk, [25], [128], [132], [136], [140], [154], [155], [160], [251].
• —— brocaded in gold, [25], [133], [137], [138], [151], [156].
• —— modern damasked silk, [21].
• —— brocaded in gold and silver, [21].
• —— very fine linen, or byssus, [239].
• Orphreys, embroidered, [1], [6], [21], [29], [55], [68], [76], [82], [117], [120], [143], [145], [168], [189], [244], [245], [247], [252], [253], [254], [259], [265].
• —— of web, or woven stuff for the purpose, [28], [33], [61], [62], [68], [80], [83], [89], [112], [116], [118], [119], [136], [143], [161], [174], [175], [191], [201], [207], [208], [252], [253], [265], [291].
• Orphrey web, Venetian, [71], [112], [271], [272].
• Orvieto, altar-frontal from, [101].
• Osmont’s “Volucraire,” or Book on Birds, [286].
• Ostrich-feathers figured, [19], [129].
• Palermo, stuffs woven at, [38], [44], [45], [53], [130], [131], [139], [150], [163], [165], [170], [228], [232].
• —— its “Tiraz,” or silk-house, [232].
• Pallæ or palls, what, [194], [196].
• —— or liturgical palls, [196].
• Palls for casting over tombs in churches, [56].
• Palm-branch carried by St. John Evangelist at the burial of the B. V. Mary, [278].
• —— held by the Jew as figured on the Syon cope, [280].
• Pandolfini, armorials of the family of, [143].
• Paper, gilt and stamped out like flowers pasted on silken stuffs, [43].
• Papyonns, or cheetahs, [154], [178].
• Parchment, gilt, [140], [224], [229], [244].
• —— gilt and woven into silken stuffs, [132], [140], [224], [229], [244];
• the trade trick learned from the Moors by the southern Spaniards, [244].
• Parrots; see Zoology—Birds.
• “Paston Letters” noticed, [289].
• Pastoral amusements, [295], &c.
• —— literature, [294].
• Paul’s, S. cathedral, London, vestments once belonging to, [151].
• Peacock, oaths sworn by the, [287].
• —— symbolism of the, [286], &c.
• Pedalia or Pede-cloths, [209], [210], [263].
• Persian carpeting, [83].
• —— damask, silk brocaded in gold, [133].
• —— damask, silk and worsted, [84].
• —— embroidery, [270].
• —— satin, [270].
• —— tunic, [270].
• Peter’s, St., fish, [151].
• Pin, an old one (?), [254].
• Pitra, Dom, now Cardinal, quoted, [286].
• Pity, the so-called, of St. Gregory, what, [34], [194].
• Plumarium Opus, what, [288], [289].
• Pomegranate; see Botany—Fruits.
• —— ensign of Queen Catherine of Arragon, [134].
• —— ensign of Spain, especially of Granada, [7].
• —— symbolic meaning of, [13].
• Polystauria or stuffs figured all over with the sign of the cross, [161].
• Porphyreticum, what, [155].
• Pouch, [3].
• Prato, church of, [261].
• Presanctified, mass of, [113].
• Printing by block, on silk, [31], &c.;
• see Block printing.
• Psalms, Book of, quoted, [281].
• Purses, [3], [89], [106].
• —— liturgical, [188], [263].
• Pyx cloth, [202], [260].
• Quilting, [14], [16].
• —— English, [16].
• Quilts, [4], [5], [13], [14], [16], [86], [104], [293].
• R, the letter, wrought upon a silken stuff, [52].
• Rain-drops, shower of, [52], [54], [239], &c.
• Raine, Mr., his St. Cuthbert, noticed, [205].
• Raphael’s Madonna del Cardellino, [215].
• Rebecca meeting Abraham’s servant at the well, figured in tapestry, [333].
• Relics, bag for, [42].
• Reredos of embroidered linen, [53], [235].
• Resurrection, how figured on woven stuffs, [113], [272].
• —— of our Lord, how embroidered upon the Syon cope, [276].
• Rhenish cut or applied work, [21], [258].
• —— embroidery, [2], [52], [247], [258].
• Ribbon, green silk and gold thread, [121].
• Richard II.’s monumental effigy in Westminster Abbey, [269].
• Rite, Greek, noticed, [113], [124], [126], [171], [191], [205].
• —— Latin, [113], [124], [172], [187], [188], [191], [194], [205].
• Rock crystal, balls of, used on vestments, [206].
• Romance, the, of Sir Guy of Warwick, figured, [77].
• Rosary-beads, [263].
• Rose of England, [134].
• —— red and white, [188].
• Rovere Della, family of, [115].
• Ruthenic work, [171].
• Saddle-bags, [84].
• Saddle-cloth, [204].
• —— Saints, figured
• S. Andrew, Apostle, [158], [279].
• S. Ann, mother of the B. V. Mary, [147], &c.
• S. Anthony of Egypt, [253], [254].
• S. Bartholomew, Apostle, [270].
• S. Bernard, [198].
• S. Bernard’s life, [198].
• St. Blase, [38].
• S. Catherine of Alexandria, [253].
• S. Christina, and her life, [142].
• S. Dorothy, [211].
• Santa Francesca Romana, and her life, [92].
• S. James, Apostle, called of Compostella, [280].
• S. James the Less, Apostle, [280].
• S. Jerome, [142].
• S. John, Evangelist, [142], [145], [276], &c.
• S. Kilian or Kuln, [187].
• S. Louis, King of France, [144].
• S. Lucy, [142], [211].
• S. Mark, Evangelist, [111].
• S. Mary, B. V., [148], [210], [211], [236], [251], [260], [272], [273], [276], [279].
• St. Mary of Egypt, [54].
• S. Mary Magdalen, [30], [209], [211], [280].
• S. Michael, Archangel, [30], [275].
• S. Odilia, [187].
• S. Onuphrius, hermit, [2].
• S. Paul, Apostle, [146], [278], [279].
• S. Peter, Apostle, [145], [149], [278], [279].
• S. Philip, Apostle, [149], [280].
• S. Simon, Apostle, [149], [210].
• S. Stephen, stoning of, [6], [38].
• S. Thomas, Apostle, [279], [280];
• see “Girdle at Prato.”
• S. Ubaldo, [102].
• S. Ursula, [211], [247].
• Saints’ tombs, [56].
• Salisbury rite, noticed, [34], [36].
• Sampson slaying the lion, figured, [123].
• Saracenic damask, [127], [178], [244].
• Sashes, [21].
• Satin, [8], [9], [13], [14], [16], [20], [110], [113].
• ——French, [110].
• —— Italian, [113].
• Scandinavian mythology, [150].
• Scarf, [18].
• —— liturgical, [105].
• Schön Martin, [207].
• School, Umbrian, of painting, [184], [186].
• —— of Umbria for painting, [247];
• and its beauty, [247].
• Sclaves, [172].
• Scotch embroidery, [273].
• Scott, Sir Walter, quoted, [3].
• Scull-cap, [16].
• Shaw’s “Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages,” quoted, [86].
• Shoe, liturgical, [46].
• Shower of rain-drops, figured, [54], [239].
• Sicilian stuffs, [28], [29], [32], [37], [38], [39], [40], [41], [43], [44], [45], [46], [47], [48], [49], [50], [51], [52], [53], [76], [115], [127], [130], [132], [137], [139], [146], [150], [154], [156], [158], [159], [163], [164], [165], [167], [168], [169], [178], [179], [180], [215], [222], [223], [224], [225], [226], [227], [228], [229], [230], [231], [234], [238], [239], [242], [245], [266], [268], [269], [274].
• Sicilian cendal, [163].
• —— damasks, figured with beasts and flowers, [47], [50], [51], [52], [53], [127], [130], [137], [139], [146], [150], [164], [166], [178], [179], [269].
• —— damasks in silk, [32], [53], [76], [115], [132], [137], [156], [159], [163], [168], [169], [180], [215], [226], [227], [239], [245], [274].
• —— damasks in silk, brocaded in gold, [28], [29], [37], [38], [39], [40], [41], [43], [45], [46], [47], [50], [51], [52], [53], [126], [130], [139], [146], [150], [159], [164], [165], [167], [168], [224], [227], [228], [231], [232], [234], [238], [242], [266], [268], [269].
• —— damasks, silk and cotton, [41], [44], [230].
• —— damasks, silk and cotton, brocaded in gold, [39], [45], [48].
• —— damasks, in silk and thread, [154], [223].
• —— damasks, silk and thread, brocaded in gold, [48], [49], [238].
• —— damasks in linen thread, brocaded in gold, [169].
• —— damask or tapestry, silk, cotton, and wool, [158].
• —— embroidery, [149], [158], [159].
• —— lace, silk, and gold, [160], [161].
• —— taffeta, [75], [121].
• —— tissue or web, [222].
• Silk-house, or Tiraz, at Palermo, [232].
• Silk gauze, [57].
• Silks, block-printed, [31].
• Silk mixed with cotton, [5], [24], [26], [27], [33], [37], [39], [41], [42], [43], [44], [47], [60], [126], [152], [181], [219], [226].
• —— mixed with linen, [27], [33], [37], [122], [123], [124], [176], [192], [220], [223].
• —— worsted, [84], [114];
• see Damask.
• —— net-work, [200].
• Silversmith’s work amid embroidery, [168], [169], [186], [199], [223], [233].
• Sindon, the Greek liturgical embroidery, so-called, [170].
• —— or pyx-cloth of the old English ritual, [202], [260].
• Sorrows, Man of, our Lord figured as, [34].
• —— the B. V. Mary, of, [69].
• Sothener, Master Stephen, and his fine picture in Cologne cathedral, [187].
• Spangles, [186], [190], [223].
• Spanish carpeting, [209], [248].
• —— crochet work, [20].
• —— damasked silk, [36], [48], [67], [72], [73], [74], [115], [121], [126], [128], [129], [168], [182], [216], [224], [225], [240], [248].
• Spanish damasks, brocaded in gold, [50], [62], [66], [116], [132], [193], [229].
• ——, in silver, [177].
• —— embroidery, [65], [81], [204].
• Spanish-Moresco stuffs, [51], [121], [124], [125], [152], [160], [180], [241], [244].
• —— net-work, [20].
• —— stuffs, cotton and linen, [224].
• ——, linen, and gilt parchment, [140], [224].
• ——, silk and cotton, [26], [47], [166].
• ——, linen, [122], [166].
• —— of wool and hemp, [209].
• —— of wool and thread, [114].
• —— taffetas, [47].
• —— velvets, [81], [135], [189], [207], [291], [292].
• Spenser quoted, [64].
• Spicilegium Solesmense quoted, [286].
• Spider, figured, [182].
• Star and Crescent, their symbolism, [285].
• Star, symbolism of, [55], [272], [285].
• Stauracin, [124], [127], [160], [161].
• “Stella Maris,” or “Star of the Sea,” one of the old symbolical attributes of the B. V. Mary, [272].
• State cap, [86].
• Stauracina, what, [124], [161].
• Stenciled satin, [113].
• Stitchery of a fine kind, [4], [7], [19].
• Stockings, silk, one of the first pair made in England, given to Queen Elizabeth, and now belonging to the Marquis of Salisbury, [200].
• Stoles, [24], [44], [58], [138], [185], [222], [235].
• ——, [58], [121], [191].
• Stones, precious, used, [81], [82], [199].
• Stothard, Mrs., [7].
• Strap-shaped ornamentation on textiles, as well as in bookbindings, [201].
• Stuffs, loom-wrought, with history-pieces, [271], [272].
• Stuffs, &c.,
• Of the Adoration of the Magi or three Kings, [186].
• Of Angels, [142], [143].
• —— holding crescents, [234].
• —— a monstrance, [184].
• Of Angels swinging thuribles, and carrying crowns of thorns and crosses in their hands, [36].
• Of the Annunciation, [247].
• Of the Assumption of the B. V. Mary, [272], [273].
• Stuffs figured with—
• Beasts, [5], [25], [32], [41], [42], [43], &c.
• Birds, [26], [28], [29], [32], [37], [41], [42].
• Men and beasts, [122].
• With a Chinese subject, [75].
• Of the coronation in heaven of the B. V. Mary, [272].
• Of Emblems of the Passion, [133].
• Figured with flowers and fruits, [11], [13], [15], [41], [42].
• Of a king on horseback, with hawk on hand, &c., [223].
• Of a man or woman with hawk on wrist, [233].
• Of the B. V. Mary, with our Lord as a child in her arms, or on her lap, [63], [71], [271], [272].
• Of St. Mary of Egypt, [54].
• Of St. Peter, apostle, [136].
• Of the resurrection.
• Of Sampson overcoming the lion, [122].
• Of women gathering dates, [165].
• Subdeacon’s liturgical veil worn over the shoulders, [144].
• Sudary of our Lord, [26].
• Sun-beams and rain-drops figured, [54], [239].
• Sun and moon figured in art-works of the Crucifixion, [30].
• Surplices, [239].
• —— of transparent linen, [239].
• Symbolism, [149], [236], [237], [272], [276], [285], [311], [329], [330], [331], [332].
• Syon Nunnery, beautiful cope once belonging to, [275].
• Syrian crape drapered with a pattern, [126].
• —— stuffs, [125], [127], [139], [213], [215], [216], [221].
• —— damask in silk and cotton, [24], [152].
• —— damask, silk and gold, [122], [178], [180], [238].
• —— damask, silk and linen thread, [42], [136], [220].
• Table-covers, [16], [19], [92], [108], [141].
• Taffeta, [47].
• —— Egyptian, [56], [57].
• —— Sicilian, [75], [121].
• Tangier stuff, [123].
• Tapestry, [6], [158], [294], &c.
• Tapestry—
• English, [306].
• Flemish, [294], [299], [300], [301], [302], [303], [307], [328], [329], [333].
• French, [302], [303], [304], [305], [306], [307], [309].
• German, [296], [298].
• Tassels on dalmatics, [206].
• Taylor’s “Glory of Regality,” quoted, [153].
• Tetuan stuff, [123].
• Thaun, Phillippe De, quoted, [236].
• The Three Wise Men, clothed and crowned as kings going to Bethlehem, [148].
• Thornell of Suffolk, arms of, [148].
• Thread embroidery, [19], [20], [53], [58].
• Throne-room in Roman princely houses, [87], [107].
• Tiles, glazed for paving, [183].
• Tiraz or silk-house at Palermo, [232].
• Tobit, the elder, sending his son to Rages, figured, [335].
• Toca, what, [204].
• Tombs in churches, palls for throwing over, [56].
• Trimming for carriages, [191].
• —— vestments, [193].
• Tunicle, [143].
• Turkish net, [61].
• Tyrian purple, so called, [155], [159], [160], [219].
• The U form of ornamentation, [227], [228].
• Unicorn, hunting of the, [53], [236].
• Umbrian school of painting, [184], [186], [247].
• V, the letter, put cross-wise, [28].
• Vallombrosa, book from the monastery at, [87].
• Varnicle or Vernicle, [198], [248].
• Vasari, quoted, [261].
• Veil for lectern, [20], [141], [145], [212], [261].
• Veil or scarf worn over his shoulders by the subdeacon, [144], [145].
• Velvet, brocaded in gold, [62], [65], [85], [107], [134], [135], [144], [185], [189], [193], [198], [259].
• Velvet, cut and applied, [17], [20].
• —— embroidered, [198], [200], [204].
• —— figured, [17], [62], [135], [192], [193], [207].
• —— freckled with golden loops, [257].
• ——, pile upon pile, [1], [257].
• ——, plain, [2], [3], [9], [14], [143], [199], [204], [206].
• ——, raised, [4], [18], [62], [65], [69], [70], [72], [80], [82], [87], [89], [90], [107], [110], [134], [135], [144], [145], [185], [193], [200], [254], [256], [257], [258], [263].
• ——, English, see Brooke Collection, [312], &c.
• ——Flemish, [254], [255], [264].
• ——Florentine, [1], [18], [82], [85], [142], [144], [145], [198], [256], [257].
• ——French, [14], [89], [106].
• —— Genoa, [3], [18], [62], [90], [107], [110], [134], [145], [192], [199], [200], [263].
• —— Italian, [65], [89], [90], [199].
• —— Lucca, [62], [72], [192], [198], [259].
• —— Spanish, [81], [135], [189].
• Venetian beads, [169].
• —— damask, [54], &c.
• —— embroidery, [44], [168].
• —— embroidery in beads, [169].
• —— lace, [141].
• —— table-covers, [141].
• —— webs, [71], [112], [271], [272].
• Vestments often blazoned with armorial bearing of those who gave them, [22], [148], [214], [282].
• ——, English, [41], [146], [275].
• Vincent, Francois Andre, [302].
• Viollet, Le Duc, quoted, [212].
• Virgilius, subjects from, figured in tapestry, [300], [301], [302].
• Waller’s brasses, noticed, [181].
• Waneflete’s, Bp., liturgical shoes, [46].
• Warwick, Sir Guy of, and the Northumbrian dragon, figured, [79].
• Webs, [28], [33], [61], [62], [63], [64], [71], [80], [112], [116], [117], [118], [119], [136], [143], [161], [174], [175], [191], [201], [217], [221], [222], [223], [257], [261], [271], [272], [291].
• Wire of pure metal gold, or silver, [220].
• Wise men or Magi, adoration of, figured, [3].
• Wire, pure metal, [220].
• Witsuntide, stuff for, in the ritual, [226].
• Witsunday, how signified, [2].
• Worsley, The, sepulchral brass, [181].
• Worsted and thread, [114].
• —— work, [61], [79].
• Wyderoyd, Pastor S. Jacobi Colon, [189].
• Y, the cross so called, [81], [82].
• York, cloth of gold, found in a grave at the cathedral of, [251].
• Yprès, [34], [61], [73], [75].
• Zoology—
• Beasts:
• Antelopes, [46], [47], [52], [234].
• Boars, wild, [180].
• Cheetahs, or papyonns, [74], [136], [137], [154], [178], [215], [234].
• Deer, [108], [226], [242].
• Dogs, [33], [42], [45], [50], [52], [124], [138], [155], [165], [168], [180], [223], [233], [241], [336].
• Elephant, [45]; and castle, [170].
• Gazelles, [179], [234].
• Giraffes, [225], [228].
• Hares, [240], [310].
• Harts, [41], [42], [43], [51], [118].
• Hounds, [49], [76], [167].
• Leopards, [154], [163], [164], [214].
• Lions, [27], [30], [33], [42], [49], [57], [111], [122], [131], [137], [138], [146], [165], [177], [183], [218].
• Monkey, [108], [310].
• Oxen, [214].
• Panther, [250].
• Papyonns; see cheetah.
• Squirrels, [58].
• Stags, [53], [99], [166], [180].
• Talbot, or English blood-hound, [223].
• Toad, [310].
• Weasel, or stoat, [310].
• Wolf, [158].
• Beasts, emblematic, [140], 156, [163], [311].
• Beasts, heraldic, [5], [40], [41], [46], [47], [52], [53], [58], [59], [60], [156], [161], [217], [218], [228], [246], [267].
• Elephant and Castle, [170].
• Griffins, [5], [29], [32], [40], [47], [49], [130], [131], [154], [155].
• Leopard, noued, [164].
• Libbards, [240].
• Lion, noued, [165].
• Lioncels, [5].
• Wyverns, [40], [47], [131], [133], [158], [159], [163], [168], [228].
• Beasts, monsters, [3], [25], [30], [40], [41], [42], [99], [106], [150], [155], [157], [158], [160], [177], [181], [217], [218], [222], [226], [251].
• Kraken, [236].
• Mermaid, [251].
• Midgard Serpent, [151].
• Satyr, [3].
• Sphinxes, [181].
• The Wolf Fenrir, [151].
• Beasts, symbolical:
• Hare, of man’s soul, [237], [311].
• Lion, of Christ, [156].
• Monkey, of mischief and lubricity, [311].
• Monoceros or unicorn, of Christ as God-man, [237].
• Birds:
• Cocks, [39].
• Cockatoos, [133], [228].
• Cranes, [164].
• Doves, [124], [218], [310];
• symbol of love, [311].
• Ducks, wild, [229].
• Eagles, [7], [25], [26], [40], [43], [50], [51], [76], [81], [129], [137], [138], [158], [163], [164], [178], [180], [183], [229], [232], [233].
• Hawks, [155], [166], [223], [226], [233].
• Hoopoes, [45], [137], [146].
• Owls, [3].
• Parrots, [119], [131], [139], [140], [154], [159], [166], [168], [241], [242], [244].
• Peacocks, [154], [250].
• Pelican, [214].
• Pheasants, [60].
• Swans, [49], [166], [179], [232].
• Wild ducks, [229].
• Birds, heraldic, or monster things with wings:
• Dragon, [1].
• Eagle, double-headed, [7], [37], [86].
• Griffins, [5], [29], [32], [40], [47], [49], [131].
• Harpies, [329], [330].
• Wyverns, [40], [47], [131], [158], [159], [163], [168], [228], [330].
• Fish, [151].
• ——, Sr. Peter’s, the Italian Gianitore, or our John Dory, [151].
• Insects:
• Butterflies, [16], [44], [66].
• Spider, [182].
• Shells, [7].
• Snakes, [177].

INDEX II.
GEOGRAPHY OF TEXTILES.