INDEX

Abbeville, [33].
Abbot Odalric of Conques, [242].
Abbot Peter de Wesencourt of S. Germer, [156].
Abécédaire, [155], [158], [220].
acanthus, [95].
Aesthetic Movement, [13], [32].
Agnolino of Orvieto, [94].
Ainay, church of, [35], [39], [207], [228], [247];
v. Lyon.
Aix-la-Chapelle, [302], [307], [322].
Album Photographique de l’Archéologie Réligeuse, [215], [223], [224].
Alcalá, [43].
Alençon, [33].
All Saints, Clifton, [30].
Alps, [36], [49], [65], [89].
Altamira, Rafael, [48].
Altenberg, [321], [327].
Amalfi, [51], [53].
American attitude, [32], [33].
Amiens, [16], [32], [33], [129], [131], [151], [158], [163], [195], [206], [318], [321], [326].
Ancona, [50].
Andalusia, [42].
Andernach, [175], [323], [324], [327].
Angelico, Fra, [8], [9], [52].
Angers, [134].
Angevine type, [45], [128].
Angoulême, [231], [236].
Anjou, [128], [129].
Antiquité Expliquée, L’, [223].
Apengeter, Hans, of Lübeck, [277].
Apennines, [76], [82], [86].
apsidal choirs, [19], [89], [137], [176], [320], [325].
Aragon, kings of, [42].
Arbellot, Abbé, cited, [211].
Archæologia Cantiana, [255].
Archbishop Maurice of Rouen, [133], [135].
architect, the same, at Ainay and Le Puy, [207] sqq.;
Bayeux and Norrey, [123];
Châlons-sur-Marne and Rouen, [193];
Orcival and Issoire and Brioude, [240];
Rouen and Genoa, [133];
S. Germer and Paris, [156];
S. Mary Stone, and Westminster, [255], [264], [267];
Soissons and Noyon, [165].
architects, mediaeval, [23], [32], [73], [131], [136], [149], [151], [293], [296], [297].
architects, modern, [21], [26], [28], [40], [41], [54], [57], [100], [294], [303].
architecture, the experience, [28], [29];
growth slow, [318];
regular, [40];
height first requisite, [18], [142];
mouldings the test, [99];
sculpture, [99], [264].
Architecture Civile et Domestique, [161], [184].
Arezzo, [76], [80].
Arles, [128].
Arnold, Matthew, [8], [49].
Arts Somptuaires, Les, [153].
Arundel church, [158], [265].
Assisi, [51], [76], [77] sqq., [224].
Asti, [51], [65].
Astorga, [44].
Asturias, [42].
Athens, [249].
Auvergne, dates, [241];
type, [39], [201], [211], [231] sqq., [238], [244].
Auvergne au Moyen Age, L’, [205], [232].
Auxerre, [34], [35], [249].
Avranche, [124].
Avila, [44], [45], [46].
Aymard, M., cited, [215], [223], [224], [225], [226], [230].
Bacharach, [320], [327].
Baedecker, [37].
Bamberg, [175], [318], [321].
baptistery, [210], [272];
at Cremona, [272];
Pisa, [66], [272];
Pistoja, [84];
Siena, [72].
Barcelona, [38], [43], [44].
Bardonnecchia, [90].
Barnstaple, [4].
Basle, [277].
Bayeux, [43], [122], [163].
Bayonne, [43], [44].
Beauvais, cathedral, [16], [17], [33], [131], [144], [150] sqq.;
S. Étienne, [152] sq.;
bishop’s palace, [153];
Bishop F. de la Rochefoucauld, [152].
Belgian towns, [34], [48], [303–307].
Bell Scott, William, [57].
Benavente, [40], [44].
Bénévent, [231].
Benevento, [50].
Bergamo, [309], [317].
Berlin, [48], [290].
Bernese Oberland, [39], [48].
Bertaux, Émile, [51].
Bideford, [4].
Bingen, John and Nicholas of, [222].
Biscay, Bay of, [42].
Biscovey, [6].
Bishop Arnaud of Périgueux, [211].
Bishop Burchard von Serken of Lübeck, [273].
Bishop Evodius of Le Puy, [203].
Bishop F. de la Rochefoucauld of Beauvais, [152].
Bishop Garnier of Laon, [181].
Bishop Gerald of Poitiers, [211].
Bishop Gerold of Oldenburg, [272].
Bishop Guy II of Le Puy, [228].
Bishop Henry of Lübeck, [272].
Bishop Henry Bockholt of Lübeck, [278].
Bishop Hughes de la Tour of Clermont, [231].
Bishop Jean de Bourbon of Le Puy, [214], [215].
Bishop Johan von Mull of Lübeck, [273].
Bishop Namacius of Clermont, [232].
Bishop Peter of Le Puy, [220].
Bishop Stephen II of Le Puy, [220].
Bishop Théodulf of Orleans, [224].
Bishop of Beauvais, [161].
Bishop of Gibraltar, [96].
Bishop of Oxford, [7], [23].
Boletin de la Sociedad Castellana de Excursiones, [47].
Bologna, [86];
S. Petronio, [86] sq., [230];
S. Francesco, [87].
Bonn, [320], [323].
Bonport, [138].
Boppart, [323].
Botticelli, [29].
Bourges, cathedral, [137], [163], [176], [201], [212], [244];
S. Pierre, [244].
Bourgtheroulde, [118].
Boyce, George, [57].
Branche, Dominique, cited, [205], [232].
Brandenburg, [285], [328].
brasses, [6], [38], [274].
Brenner, [51].
Bretteville l’Orgueilleuse, [120].
Breuzeville, [131].
brick building, [30], [37], [38], [46], [72], [86], [270], [284], [285], [286], [328].
Brick and Marble in the Middle Ages, [21], [27], [32], [34], [36], [46], [49] sq., [88].
Brioude, [39], [201], [212], [215], [231], [234], [235], [237], [238], [240], [247].
Bristol cathedral, [27], [30].
Brown, Madox, [57].
Browning, Robert, [2], [52].
Brunswick, [274], [283], [321], [326], [328].
Buckinghamshire, [25].
Bulletin Archéologique, [223].
Bulletin de la Société Archéologique et Historique du Limousin, [211].
Bulletin Monumental, [207], [220], [230].
Burg, [327].
Burgos, [43], [44], [118].
Burgundian March, [34];
style, [128].
Burne-Jones, Edward, [13–18], [33], [57].
Burne-Jones, Lady, [14], [17].
Butler, Dr., [7].
Butterfield, [15], [28].
Byzantine influences, [84], [132], [135], [194], [202], [243], [245].
Caen, [33], [119] sqq.;
Abbaye aux Hommes, [246];
S. Pierre, [119], [120], [121].
Calvados, [16].
Cambridgeshire, [5].
campanile at Assisi, [80];
Bologna, [87];
Erfurt, [294];
Florence, [82];
Lucca, [70];
Pistoja, [83];
Siena, [72];
Siena cathedral, [73];
Susa, [64];
Verona, [72].
Carlisle, [54], [55].
carvers, [132], [135], [168], [300–01].
carvings, [186], [199], [303], [313], [317].
Castile, [42].
Castilian, [47].
Catalonia, [30], [45], [47].
Caudebec, [16].
Caumont, de, cited, Abécédaire, [155], [158], [220];
Bulletin Monumental, [207].
Cavallini, [78].
Chaise-Dieu, La, [251].
Châlons-sur-Marne, Notre Dame, [134], [175], [188], [190];
cathedral, [190], [194];
S. Alpin, [195];
the curé, [144], [191].
Chalvour, [171].
Chamallières, [220].
Chambéry, [50], [63], [89].
Champagne, style, [188].
Champagne, village on the Oise, [144–5].
Champenois, M., [191].
Chantilly, [100], [149].
Chartres, cathedral, [16], [19], [29], [33], [52], [114], [129], [130], [134], [163], [176], [185], [195], [212], [244].
Les Chases, S. Marie, [205], [227].
Chauriat, [231].
Chichester, [5], [281].
Chinon, [220].
Christian Year, The, [20], [31].
Church of England, [1], [11], [21].
Church of Rome, [11], [21].
Churches in Kent, Surrey, and Sussex, Some, [268].
Churches in Northern Germany, [270].
Churches of Lübeck, The, [270].
Churches of Velay, The, [39], [201].
Cimabue, [78], [79].
Cino da Pistoja, [83].
Clermont-Ferrand, [39], [128], [201];
cathedral, [231], [251];
Notre-Dame-du-Port, [212], [217], [231], 233–242 passim, [245], [249];
Bishop Hughes de la Tour, [231];
Bishop Namacius, [232].
Clifford, W. K., [49].
Clovelly, [5].
Cluny, [45], [231].
Coblentz, [175], [323].
Cock, Reimar, [278].
Cologne, [34], [151], [308], sqq., [319], [322], [327];
cathedral, [173], [197] sqq., [316], [321], [326], [327];
SS. Apostles, [320];
S. Cunibert, [309], [311], [318], [323];
S. Gereon, [308], [318] sq., [323], [324], [325];
S. Martin, [309], [323];
S. Mary in the Capitol, [309];
others, [322].
Como, lake of, [36].
Compiègne, [159];
S. Antoine, [160];
cloister, [159];
Hôtel-Dieu, [161];
Hôtel de Ville, [161].
Compostela, Santiago de, [43], [44], [45].
Compton, near Guildford, [278].
Conques, [231], [242], [245];
Abbot Odalric, [242].
Constance, [33], [294], [326];
lake of, [36].
Constantinople, [30];
Crimean Memorial, [22];
S. Sophia, [243], [245];
SS. Sergius and Bacchus, [247].
Corneto, [94].
Cornwall, [6], [79], [128], [268].
Cortona, [75].
Coruña, La, [44].
Coucy-le-Château, [162], [171].
de Coucy, Robert, [58], [184], [188].
Coudray, [158].
Courtrai, [303], [305] sqq.
Coutances, [124], [163].
Cram, R. A., cited, [28].
Cremona, [38], [272], [284].
Crépy, [107].
Crimean Memorial, [22], [30].
Cuddesden, [7], [21], [22].
Cuenca, [42].
Culoz, [62], [89].
Dalmatia, [32].
Dance of Death, [277].
Dante, [3], [83].
Devonshire, [128].
Dictionnaire de l’Architecture, [174], [212], [231].
Didron, cited, [229], [233].
Dijon, [34], [88], [277].
Divine Comedy, [3].
domestic architecture, [105], [106], [107], [110], [119], [124], [138], [158], [170], [183];
Romanesque, [124], [153], [228];
Gothic, [92], [96], [139], [153], [167], [170], [181], [186], [190], [230];
north German, [281], [283], [294], [308], [310];
v. also Gothic, domestic.
Donatello, [52], [87].
Dorat, [231].
Douce, Francis, cited, [277].
Dresden, [48].
Dublin, [27].
Duguesclin, [230].
Durham, [5].
East Grinstead, [22].
East Meon, [160].
Eastern influence, [212], [220], [223], [243], [247];
course along the Rhone, [247];
v. also Byzantine.
Ecclesiologist, The, [32], [37], [38], [127], [268].
Edinburgh, [54].
Egypt, [58].
Elizabeth of Hungary, S., [295].
embroidery and vestments, [6], [8], [152], [220], [280], [306], [328–9].
Emperor of the French restoring, [143], [145].
Empoli, [91].
Engadine, [48].
England, [3], [10], [32], [42], [55].
English, [1], [10], [11], [21], [32], [45], [54];
influence, [128], [130], [136];
stone, [30];
work, [122].
Enlart, Camille, [41].
Ennezat, [230], [238].
entasis at Pisa, [67];
at Le Puy, [213].
Erfurt, [292], [328];
architects, [293];
Barfüsser-Kirche, [292];
cathedral, [293];
Prediger-Kirche, [294];
Stadt-Kirche, [292];
S. Severus, [294];
others, [295].
Erfurt and Marburg, [292].
de la Escosura, Patricio, [46].
España Artistica y Monumental, [46].
Essai sur les Églises Romanes et Romano-Byzantines du département du Puy-de-Dôme, [241].
Estoire de S. Eduard le Rey, [204].
Estella, [206].
Estremadura, [42].
Étampes, [244].
Eunate, [229].
Evreux, cathedral, [116];
S. Taurin, [116].
Exeter, [4], [12].
Fergusson, J., cited, [245].
Fiesole, [82].
Florence, [51], [52], [82], [83], [276];
Or S. Michele, [52], [83];
S. Miniato, [84].
Foggia, [50].
Fontevrault, [231].
Fonthill, [151].
fonts, [84], [161], [274], [276], [277], [281], [310].
Ford, Richard, [41].
fortified churches, [215].
Fountains Abbey, [32], [279].
France, [3], [30];
landscape and architecture, [88];
Spain’s debt to, [47];
Italy’s, [51];
v. also Gothic, French, and painting, early French.
Francia, [52].
Francis of Assisi, S., [76].
Franco-Prussian war, [21], [48], [120].
Frankfort, [33], [324], [327].
Freiburg, [33], [328].
French towns, [33], [34], [39], [131];
cathedrals, [163].
Furka pass, [36].
Galicia, [40], [42].
Gassiecourt, [142].
Gaulfredus, [220].
Gelnhausen, [318], [323].
Geneva, [89].
Genoa, [65], [67], [76], [90], [91], [133] sq., [200], [220];
English church, [30], [90].
German Gothic, [174], [175], [190], [192], [196], [199], [200], [283], [326];
influence, [128], [174], [182], [192], sqq., [195], [196];
v. also Gothic, German; Painting, early German.
German Pointed Architecture, [317].
Germer, S., legend, [158].
Gerona, [43].
Gimbert, François, [225].
Giotto, [52], [78], [83], [274].
Giulianuova, [51].
glass, early, [79], [94], [101], [109], [116], [139], [142], [152], [180], [195], [196], [251], [276], [291], [293], [294], [298], [300], [309], [314], [315], [329].
Glastonbury, [154].
Gloucester, [55].
Gothic, [46], [176];
revival of, [1], [13], [28], [31], [248];
study of, [6], [37], [244];
lectures on, [27], [201], [317];
power of, [3], [4], [23], [55];
modern, [8], [13], [22], [54], [55].
Gothic, domestic, [139], [183], [283], [303];
at Aix, [308];
at Beauvais, [153];
in Belgium, [303] sqq.;
at Erfurt, [294];
at Genoa, [91];
at Laon, [112];
at Lisieux, [119];
at Meaux, [115];
at Montferrand, [251];
at Münster, [310];
at Pisa, [68];
at Le Puy, [230];
at Rheims, [190];
at Siena, [68], [72];
at Trèves, [197];
at Ypres, [305].
Gothic, English, [3], [21], [130], [131], [160], [255], [320], [324];
styles, [45], [128];
comparison with, [122], [128], [129], [159], [165].
Gothic, French, [18], [21], [30], [32], [45], [47], [51], [79], [127], [176], [192], [244];
styles, [39], [40], [128], [167], [231] sqq.;
sources, [202], [244];
in Italy, [77–8].
Gothic, German, [32], [174], [190], [195] sq., [200], [270] sqq., [289], [292], [304], [317], [319], [323];
influence of, [128], [174], [175], [182], [194], [195];
judgement on, [196], [199], [200], [317], [319].
Gothic, Italian, [30], [32], [51], [66], [70], [72], [78], [91], [207], [309], [320];
influence of, [131], [133], [175];
characteristic plan, [207], [309];
Lombard, [32], [275], [322].
Gothic, Savoyard, [63], [65].
Gothic, Spanish, [32], [37], [39], [40], [43], [46] sqq., [320];
in Catalonia, [38], [45].
Government restoring, [143], [145], [312], [316].
Granson, on Lake of Neufchâtel, [245].
Grauenfels, [36].
Greece, [32].
Gregorian music, [18], [119].
Gregory of Tours, cited, [232].
Grisons, the, [36].
groining, [74], [130], [222].
ground-plans, [130], [136], [195], [205], [207], [229], [230], [244], [309], [317], [319], [327].
Guadalajara, [44].
Guardian, The, [129].
Guercino, [52].
Guido da Como, [84].
Halberstadt, [278], [288], [301], [328].
Hamburg, [33].
Hambye, [124].
Hanover, [48].
Havre, [16].
Heidelberg, [33].
height an element of Gothic, [18], [142], [150], [197].
Heir of Redclyffe, The, [13].
Henry the Lion, [272].
Herford, [328].
Hesse, Synsingus, [283].
Hewlett, Maurice, [45], [83].
Higham Ferrers, [281].
Hildesheim, [274], [278], [321], [328].
Histoire de l’Église Angélique de Notre Dame du Puy, [228].
Historia de la Arquitectura Española Cristiana, [41].
Holland, Jessie, (Mrs. G. E. Street), [10], [53], [57], [88].
Holmbury S. Mary, [28], [30], [55].
Homer, [3].
Howells, William Dean, [49].
Hucher, M., cited, [220].
Hueffer, Ford Madox, [57].
Huelgas, Las, [45], [118].
Huesca, [44].
Hunt, Holman, [46], [57].
Hutton, Edward, [45], [49].
Huxley, Thomas, [23].
Huy, [307].
Iffley, [32].
Île-de-France, [45], [128], [194], [317].
Iliad, [3].
Inchbold, J. W., [57].
Inland Voyage, An, [39].
l’Isle Adam, [144].
Issoire, [201], [217], [231], [233], [235], [236], [237], [238], [240].
Italian influence, [131], [133], [175], [230];
arcades, [310];
gables, [273];
workman, [276].
Italy, [22], [34], [38], [48], [49], [50], [51], [65], [80], [89], [176].
Jaca, [42].
Jean and Nicholas of Bingen, [222].
Jervaulx, [5].
Joanna the Mad, [46].
Keats, John, [2].
Keble, John, [13], [31].
Kent, [255], [260], [268].
Kneller, Sir Godfrey, [281].
Laach, [197], [320], [321].
Lagny, [113].
Lake Country, [5].
Landshut, [322], [328].
Lanercost, [20], [52], [142].
Lampérez y Romea, Vicente, [40] sqq., [48].
Laon, [38], [108] sqq., [129], [131], [162], [163], [172] sqq., [186], [188];
S. Martin, [112], [172], [182];
Templars’ church, [183], [229];
Bishop Garnier, [181].
Latin-Byzantine style, [42].
Lausanne, Anglican church, [30].
Lavoulte-Chilhac, [220].
Law Courts, London, [27], [46], [55].
lay vocation, [2];
fraternity, [12], [15].
Lemgo, [320], [326], [328].
Leon, [42], [44].
Leonardo, [29].
Lérida, [43], [44].
Liberal Arts, [39], [216].
Liège, [307].
Lille, [21], [38], [112], [303].
Limay, [142].
Limburg, [318], [323].
Limoges, [206], [211], [231], [248].
Lincoln, [31], [129], [172], [189].
Lincolnshire, [5].
Lisieux, [118]; S. Jacques, [119].
Livi, Dominic, of Ghambasso, his son, [276].
Lombard churches, in Italy, [317];
on the Rhine, [275], [322].
Lombardy, [32].
London, [2], [5], [6], [17], [21], [24], [26], [27], [54], [67].
Longpont, [162], [170].
Lons-le-Bourg, [64], [90].
Louis IX, S., [170], [206].
Louis XI, [216], [217], [225].
Louviers, [117].
Lörsh, [317].
Lübeck, [37], [38], [270], [286], [314], [319], [324];
Burg-Kloster, [272], [276], [278], [280];
cathedral, [272];
S. Giles, [272], [281];
S. James, [272], [281];
S. Katharine, [272], [276], [278];
S. Mary, [275], [321];
S. Peter, [272], [281];
Burg-Thor, [271], [272];
Heiligen-Geist-Spital, [272], [281];
Holsteiner-Thor, [271], [272], [284];
Rathhaus, [283];
Bishop Burchard von Serken, [273];
Bishop Johann von Mull, [273];
Bishop Henry, [272];
Bishop Henry Bockholt, [278];
Hans Apengeter, [277].
Luca della Robbia, [85].
Lucca, [69], [76];
campanile, [70];
cathedral [69];
S. Giovanni, [71];
S. Maria della Rosa, [71];
S. Michele, [69].
Lucera, [50].
Lucerne, lake of, [36].
Lugo, [44].
Lüneburg, S. John, [276], [314], [324], [328].
Luther, [275].
Lynn, [274].
Lyon, [201], [212];
S. Martin d’Ainay, [207], [228], [247];
Manécanterie, [228].
Mâcon, [62], [88].
Madrid, [43].
Magdeburg, [318], [319], [321], [324], [328].
Maggiore, lake, [36].
Magione, [76].
Mallay, M., cited, [218], [228], [239–41].
Mancha, La, [42].
Manresa, [44].
Mans, Le, [220].
Mantes, [131], [134], [137], [139] sqq., [147], [149].
Mantua, [284].
Marburg, S. Elizabeth, [38], [169], [296], [319], [320], [328];
castle, [302], [327].
masons, mediaeval, [32], [240].
Mayence, [33], [321], [322].
Meaux, [115], [131], [162], [163], [165].
mediaeval architects, [32], [131], [136], [151], [293], [296], [297].
mediaeval workmen, [58], [156], [220], [222], [225], [234], [240], [276], [277], [308].
Memling, [274].
Memoir by A. E. Street, [6], [10], [24], [27], [30], [37], [50], [56], [57], [58].
Menat, [215], [231].
Merdogne, [228].
Meredith, George, [49].
Mérimée, Prosper, cited, [210], [212], [214], [222], [229], [232], [239].
Merseburg, [287].
Metz, [195];
cathedral, [196];
S. Vincent, [196];
Templars’ church, [229].
Middle-Pointed Churches in Cornwall, On the, [268].
Minden, [277], [326], [328].
Miranda, [44].
Modern Painters, [36].
Mohammedan, [42].
Monestier, [220], [230].
Monistrol, [39], [201], [230].
Montéreau, Pierre de, [58], [156].
Montfaucon, cited, [223].
Montierender, [165].
Montmajour, [229].
Moorish, [42].
Morris, William, [3], [13–17], [21], [31], [38], [57];
first abroad, [16];
work under G. E. S., [17].
Moûtier, Le, near Thiers, [231].
Moustier-neuf, Poitiers, [231], [242].
Mozat, [231], [239].
Mudejar, [42], [46].
Muhlhausen, [320].
Munich, [33], [48], [322], [328].
Münster, [37], [274], [310], [312], [327];
cathedral [310], Oberwasser-Kirche, [311];
S. Lambert, [312];
S. Lüdger, [313];
Rathaus, [284], [310].
Münster and Soest, [303].
Murray, [34], [41], [49];
guide, [91], [125].
Mürren, [30].
Naples, [53].
Narbonne, [231].
National Gallery, [46], [48], [54].
Naumburg, [287] sqq., [299], [318], [319], [321], [324], [328].
Naumburg Cathedral, [287].
Navarre, [42], [206], [229].
Neale, John Mason, [13].
Nevers, [35], [39], [201], [231], [241], [242], [249].
Newark, [274].
Newman, [3].
Norfolk, [5], [45], [128];
middle-pointed, [45].
Normandy, [38], [128], [130], [317].
Norrey, [120], [121].
Northampton, [5].
North Mymms, [274].
northern race, [1], [10].
notebooks of G. E. S., [5], [20], [22], [32], [34], [38], [50], [53], [96].
Notes d’un Voyage en Auvergne, [210], [214].
Notes of a Tour in Central Italy, [59].
Notes on French Churches, [97].
Notre Dame de la Treille, [112].
Notre Dame du Puy, [206].
Noyon, [105], [109], [114], [131], [162], [163], [164] sqq.
Nuremberg, [33], [270], [322], [328];
S. Laurence, [273], [312];
S. Sebald, [321].
Odalric, Abbot of Conques, [242].
Odo de Gissey, cited, [228].
Oldenburg, Bishop Gerold of, [272].
Orcagna, [66].
Orcival, [231], [238], [240].
Orders, Holy, [2].
Order of Sir Galahad, [15].
Orense, [42].
Orleans, Théodulf, Bishop of, [224].
Or S. Michele, [52], [83].
Orvieto, [51], [73], [91], [92].
Ourscamp, [162].
Overbeck, [277], [281].
Oxford, [2], [13], [14], [18], [57], [58];
Union, [14];
Merton college, [15];
New college, [15].
Oxford and Cambridge Magazine, The, [16].
Oxford Movement, [7], [13], [14], [31].
Paderborn, [275], [311], [319], [324], [327].
Padua, [224].
Paestum, [95].
painting, early English, [262], [263].
painting, early French, [39], [126], [136], [158], [189], [215], [216], [223] sq., [227], [234].
painting, early German, [274], [277], [279], [290], [299], [301], [309].
painting, early Italian, [53], [67], [70], [74], [78], [91], [94].
paintings, by G. E. S., [4], [8], [37].
Palencia, [43].
Palestrina, [9].
Palladio, [49].
Pamplona, [44].
Paris, [16], [33], [61];
American church, [28], [30];
Cluny, [33], [157];
Louvre, [33];
Notre Dame, [4], [33], [116], [131], [134], [137], [141], [149], [163], [200];
S. Chapelle, [116], [156];
S. Germain-des-Prés, [58], [156], [231].
Passion according to S. Matthew, The, [28].
Pater, [29].
Pavia, [317], [323].
Pébrac, [220].
Pennell, Joseph, [49].
Père Hyacinth, [95].
Périgueux, [212], [231], [241], [243], [245], [246], [248], [249];
Bishop Arnaud, [211].
Perpignan, [43].
Perugia, [76], [80], [133], [176].
Perugino, [28], [52], [277].
photography in architecture, [35].
Picardy, [317].
Pierre de Montéreau, [58], [156].
Pierrefonds, [162].
Pisa, [66], [76], [77], [272];
style of, [85], [93];
baptistery, [66], [84];
Campo Santo, [66–7];
cathedral, [67], [69];
domestic Gothic, [68];
Spina chapel, [71].
Pisano, Giovanni, [68].
Pistoja, [83], [85];
baptistery, [84];
cathedral, [83];
S. Bartolomeo, [84];
S. Giovanni Evangelista, [84].
plain-song, [24], [119].
Poblet, [42], [126].
Pointed Architecture in Germany, [317].
Poitiers, [176];
Moustier-neuf, [231], [242];
S. Hilaire, [231], [236], [242];
S. Radegonde, [231];
Bishop Gerald, [211].
Poitou, [129].
Polignac, [230].
Pont de l’Arche, [139].
Porretta, La, [86].
Port Vendres, [44].
Prague, [48].
Prémontré, [171].
Pre-Raphaelite Movement, [13], [32], [46], [135].
Priests in England, mediaeval, [20];
in France, modern, [121], [143], [144], [191].
Proctor, Marquita (Mrs. G. E. Street), [7], [10], [12], [13], [21], [26], [38], [45], [51], [57].
proportion in architecture, [168], [240], [269].
Provence, [251].
Prynne, Mr., [6].
Pugin, A. W. N., [292].
Pusey, Edward, [13].
Pustertal, [36].
Le Puy, [39], [201], [202] sqq., [212], [221], [246];
cathedral, [205] sqq., [239];
chapel, [229];
S. Laurent, [230];
S. Michel, [203], [226] sqq., [247];
paintings, [216];
Bishop Evodius, [203];
Bishop Guy, [228];
Bishop Jean de Bourbon, [214–16];
Bishop Peter, [220];
Bishop Stephen, [220];
François Gimbert, [225].
Quakers, [11].
Raphael, [28], [277].
Ratisbon, [33], [320], [326], [328].
Ratzebourg, [328].
Ravello, [51].
Ravenna, [220], [243].
Rayham abbey, [125].
Recanati, [51].
religious feeling, [11], [12], [19], [20], [21], [24], [49], [54], [114].
Renaissance, [42], [49], [52], [68], [71], [73], [76], [95], [187], [216], [307].
Reni, Guido, [52].
restoration, [21], [30], [51], [54], [66], [121], [129], [140], [191], [208], [255], [265], [298];
his own, [30] sq., [54].
Rheims, [58], [108], [113], [129], [131], [162], [163], [184];
cathedral, [113], [184];
S. Jacques, [186], [189];
S. Maurice, [189];
S. Remi, [134], [170], [187];
archbishop’s palace, [186];
Maison des Musiciens, [190], [308].
Rhineland, [36], [38], [174], [176], [275], [317], [318], [322], [323], [327].
ringhiera, [86].
Riom, [231], [238], [241], [251].
Ripoll, [42].
Ripon, [55].
Robert de Coucy, [58],[184].
Robinson, H. Crabbe, [26].
Romanesque, [42], [45], [67], [70], [88], [103], [176], [187], [202], [222], [244], [245], [317], [322].
Rome, [51], [53], [95];
American church, [30];
English church, [30].
Rossetti, [14], [16], [46], [57].
Rouen, [16], [33], [114], [117], [132], [135], [163], [193], [209], [244];
S. Ouen, [117], [173];
Archbishop Maurice, [133], [135].
Royal Academy, [27], [57].
Royal Institute of British Architects, [27];
Transactions of, [27], [201], [243].
Royat, [215], [231].
Ruskin, [36].
Russia, [32].
S. Albans, [54], [274].
S. Croix, Montmajour, [229].
S. Denis, [318].
S. Georges de Boscherville, [134] 137 sq., [156].
S. Gemignano, [91], [92].
S. Genés, [231].
S. Germer, [131], [134], [154] sqq.;
Abbot Peter de Wesencourt, [156].
S. Gervais, [58].
S. Gothard, [36].
S. James the Less, Westminster, [28].
S. Jean de Maurienne, [64].
S. Leu d’Esserent, [102], [104], [131], [141], [146] sqq.
S. Lô, [124].
S. Loup, [124].
S. Margaret, Liverpool, [30].
S. Mary, Stone, [255] sqq.
S. Médard, [170].
S. Nectaire, [231], [233], [238].
S. Nicodime, Athens, [249].
S. Omer, abbey of S. Bertin, [99], [303];
Notre Dame, [100] sqq., [137], [303].
S. Quentin, [106], [107], [131], [162], [188].
S. Saturnin, [231], [236], [238].
S. Sophia, [243], [245].
Saarburg, [197].
Saintes, [231].
Sakraments-Haus, [277], [302], [311], [316].
Salamanca, [44].
Salerno, [51].
Salisbury, [55], [128], [181], [189].
San Sebastian, [44].
Saragossa, [38], [44], [46].
Savona, [91].
Scala, [51].
Scott, Gilbert G., [5], [28], [31];
Scott and Moffatt, [6], [59].
Scott, G., [54].
Sedding, Edmund, [21].
Séez, [163].
Segovia, [44].
Senlis, [102], sqq., [108], [116], [131], [147], [149];
cathedral, [103];
S. Frambourg, [104];
S. Pierre, [102].
Sens, [34].
Shelley, [28], [52].
shrines, [158], [239], [306];
of S. Taurin at Evreux, [116];
of S. Elizabeth at Marburg, [300].
Siena, [11], [51], [71] sqq., [76], [176];
Academy, [74];
baptistery, [72];
campanile, [72];
Campo, [72];
cathedral, [73];
hospital, [282].
Sierck, [197].
Sierra Morena, [42].
Sigüenza, [44].
Soest, [37], [275], [311], [313], [314], [323], [327];
cathedral, [314];
S. Paul’s, [315];
S. Peter’s, [312], [315];
Wiesen-Kirche, [312], [315] sqq., [320], [322].
Soissonnais, [38], [162], [169].
Soissons, [131], [162], [163] sqq., [188];
cathedral, [164];
S. Jean des Vignes, [163], [166];
S. Léger, [168];
S. Pierre, [169].
Some Account of Gothic Architecture in Spain, [27], [32], [37], [39], [40], [41] sqq., [46], [51], [320].
Some Account of the Church of S. Mary, Stone, near Dartford, [255].
Some Churches in Kent, Surrey, and Sussex, [268].
Some Churches of Le Puy en Velay, and Auvergne, [201].
du Sommerard, cited, [173], [179].
Soria, [42].
Southampton, [160].
Southwell, [54].
Spain, [41], [42], [43], [47], [48], [118], [206], [229].
Spain’s debt to G. E. S., [45];
to France, [47].
Spanish towns, [42], [44];
travel, [45].
Splügen, [36].
Spoleto, [51].
square east ends, [137], [173], [176], [265], [320].
Stephen, Leslie, [49];
Sir James Fitz-James, [49].
Stevenson, [39].
Stone Church, [255] sqq.
Strasburg, [33], [162], [318], [326].
Street, Arthur Edmund, [6], [24], [57].
Street, George Edmund, life:
born, [2];
goes to London, [5];
again, [21];
to Wantage, [7];
to Oxford, [13];
abroad, [21];
to Italy, [34];
to Spain, [41];
married, [13], [57];
died, [27];
buried, [27], [57].
London, [21], [24], [26];
competitions, [21], [22], [46], [54];
controversies, [54] sq.;
commissions, [6], [7], [21], [22], [27];
appointments, [7], [55];
honours, [27];
books, [27], [34], [41] sq., [49] sq.;
papers, [32], [37], [39], [201], [268].
His buildings, [28], [30];
drawings, [35];
note-books, [34];
travel, [21], [27], [31], [32];
way of life, [24];
knowledge, [31], [37], [40];
character, [3], [23], [25], [26];
energy, [3], [8], [9], [23];
enthusiasm, [13], [25];
wit, [25];
genius, [13], [26], [35], [41];
religion, [1], [9], [24], [53], [54], [114];
affections of the hearth, [9], [12], [57];
friends, [26], [52], [57];
relation to other architects, [10], [24], [26], [27];
eye for landscape and the picturesque, [36], [62], [65], [75], [86], [88], [90], [92], [94], [108], [137], [171], [172], [292], [295], [307], [313].
Family:
his father, [2];
mother, [9];
sister, [6];
brother, [4], [5], [6];
son, [6], [24], [57];
first wife, [7], [38], [45], [124];
second wife, [10], [53], [57];
father-in-law, [10], [51].
Street, Thomas, the elder, [2].
Street, Thomas, the younger, [4], [5], [6].
Suffolk, [128].
Surrey, [268].
Susa, [64], [90].
Sussex, [5], [268].
Swinburne, A. C. S., [48].
Switzerland, [36], [37], [39], [48], [245], [313].
Tarragona, [44].
Tarrazona, [44].
Templars, at Eunate, [229];
at Laon, [183], [229];
at Metz, [229];
at Le Puy, [229];
at Segovia, [229].
Thames, [7], [21], [58].
Théodore, Brother, cited, [228].
Thrasimene, [74].
Timbered houses, [118], [119], [154], [313];
roofs, [118], [160], [246], [305].
tissus, [220], [224].
Toledo, [43], [45], [92].
Torcello, [226].
Toro, [42].
Torrington, [5].
Tortoir, [193].
Toscanella, [94].
Toul, [195];
cathedral, [195];
S. Gengoult, [195–6].
Toulouse, [38], [231].
Touraine, [129].
Tournai, [175], [305].
Tournus, [62], [246].
Tours, S. Martin, [244].
Transactions, [32];
of the R. I. B. A., [39], [201], [243];
of the Exeter Architectural Society, [268];
of the Kent Archæological Society, [255].
tree of Jesse, [139], [225].
Trèves, [175], [195], [196], [197], [221].
tribunes, [165].
Trinidad, [30].
Troyes, [34], [131].
Tudela, [44].
Turin, [65], [89–90].
Tuy, [42].
Tyndall, [49].
Tyrol, [36], [48].
Ulm, [33], [327].
Umbria, [51], [53], [75–81].
University, [2], [7].
Urgell, Seo de, [43].
Val d’Aosta, [48].
Val di Chiana, [75].
Valencia, [43], [44].
Valladolid, [43], [47].
Van Eyck, [274].
Vauclair, [183].
Vaux-sous-Laon, [183].
Velay, le, [39], [201], [202];
États de, [214];
archives of, [215].
Vendôme, [148].
Venice, [133], [194], [224], [248], [289], [304];
S. Marco, [4], [27], [212], [242] sq., [249].
Verdier, cited, [161], [184].
Vergato, [86].
Verneilh, cited, [248].
Verona, [71], [133], [270], [279], [284].
Vevey, English church, [30].
Vézelay, [35].
Vienna, [48], [322].
Vienne, [212].
village churches, [22];
French, [131], [143], [145];
English, [257].
Viollet-le-Duc, cited, [144], [150], [156], [162], [173], [184], [211], [215], [231].
Viterbo, [94].
Vitoria, [43], [44].
Volvic, [231].
Vosges, [36].
Wales, [1].
Wallenstadt, lake of, [36].
Wantage, [7].
Warfield, [265].
Webbe, the elder, [13].
Webbe, Philip, [21].
Wellington, Duke of, [41].
Wells, [128].
Wensley, [274].
Westminster Abbey, [27], [32], [58], [204], [244], [255], [258], [318].
West of England, [4].
wheel of Fortune, [153].
Wilars de Honecort, [184].
Wilberforce, Samuel, [13].
Wimbourne, [279].
Winchester, [5], [9], [12], [55];
font, [160].
Worcester, [2].
Wordsworth, [4].
workmen, mediaeval:
masons, [240];
sculptor, Gaulfredus, [220], another (Robert), [234];
architects, Pierre de Montéreau, [58], [156];
Robert de Coucy, [58], [184];
metal-workers, [274], Hans Apengeter, [277], John and Nicholas of Bingen, [222];
silversmith, [225], François Gimbert, [234];
glass painter, Dominic Livi, [276].
Worms, [249], [321], [322].
Wurtzburg, [33].
York, [27], [32], [55].
Yorkshire, [4], [128].
Ypres, [303] sq., [311].
Zamora, [44], [46].
Zaragoza, [44], [46],
v. Saragossa.
Zinzig, [323].
Zurich, lake of, [36].