| [Section I.—Textiles.] |
 The Geography of the Raw Materials. |
| [Wool], | x. |
| [Cotton], | xiii. |
| [Hemp], | xiii. |
| [Flax], | xiii. |
| [Silk], | xvi. |
| [Gold], | xxv. |
| [Cloth of Gold], | xxv. |
| [Tissue], | xxxi. |
| [Silver], | xxxiii. |
| [Wire-drawing], | xxxiii. |
| [Gold thread], | xxxiv. |
| Silks had various Names: |
| [ Holosericum,] | xxxvii. |
| [ Subsericum,] | xxxvii. |
| [ Examitum,] | xxxvii. |
| [ Xamitum,] | xxxvii. |
| [ Samit,] | xxxvii. |
| [Ciclatoun,] | xxxix. |
| [Cendal,] | xl. |
| [Taffeta,] | xli. |
| [Sarcenet,] | xlii. |
| [Satin,] | xlii. |
| [Cadas,] | xliii. |
| [Camoca,] | xliv. |
| [Cloth of Tars,] | xliv. |
| [Velvet,] | xlv. |
| [Diaper,] | xlvi. |
| [Chrysoclavus,] | xlix. |
| [Stauracin,] | l. |
| [Polystauron,] | l. |
| [Gammadion,] | l. |
| [De quadrapolo,] | li. |
| [De octapolo,] | li. |
| [De fundato,] | liii. |
| [Stragulatae,] | liv. |
| [Imperial,] | lv. |
| [Baudekin,] | lvi. |
| [Cloth of Pall,] | lviii. |
| [Lettered silks,] | lix. |
| [The Eagle,] | lxi. |
| Styles of Silks. |
| [Chinese,] | lxiii. |
| [Persian,] | lxiii. |
| [Byzantine,] | lxiv. |
| [Oriental,] | lxv. |
| [Syrian,] | lxv. |
| [Saracenic,] | lxvi. |
| [Moresco-Spanish,] | lxvi. |
| Places weaving Textiles. |
| [Sicily,] | lxvii. |
| [Lucca,] | lxxi. |
| [Genoa,] | lxxii. |
| [Venice,] | lxxiii. |
| [Florence,] | lxxv. |
| [Milan,] | lxxvi. |
| [Great Britain,] | lxxvi. |
| [Ireland,] | lxxix. |
| [Flanders,] | lxxix. |
| [France,] | lxxx. |
| [Cologne,] | lxxxi. |
| [Acca or Acre,] | lxxxiii. |
| [Buckram,] | lxxxv. |
| [Burdalisaunder,] | lxxxv. |
| [Fustian,] | lxxxvi. |
| [Muslin,] | lxxxvii. |
| [Cloth of Areste,] | lxxxvii. |
Silks distinguished through their Colours
and shades of Colour. |
| [Cloth of Tars,] | lxxxix. |
| [Indicus, or sky-blue,] | xc. |
| [Murrey,] | xc. |
| [Changeable, or shot,] | xci. |
| [Marble,] | xci. |
| [Section II.—Embroidery.] |
| [Of the Egyptians,] | xcii. |
| [Of the Israelites,] | xcii. |
| [Of the Greeks and Latins, or Phrygionic,] | xciii. |
| [Opus plumarium, or feather-stitch,] | xcv. |
| [Opus pulvinarium, or cushion-style,] | xcvi. |
| [Opus pectineum, or comb-drawn,] | xcvi. |
| [Opus Anglicum, or English work,] | xcviii. |
| [Opus consutum, or cut work,] | cii. |
| [Accessories of gold and silver,] | civ; |
| [glass,] | cv; |
| [enamel,] | cv. |
| [Diapering,] | cviii. |
| [Thread embroidery,] | cix. |
| [Quilting,] | cx. |
| [Section III.—Tapestry.] |
| [Egyptian,] | cx. |
| [Asiatic,] | cxi. |
| [English,] | cxi. |
| [Flemish,] | cxii. |
| [Arras,] | cxii. |
| [Saracenic,] | cxii. |
| [Imitated Tapestry—“stayned cloth,”] | cxiv. |
| [Carpets,] | cxv. |
| [Section IV.] |
| Usefulness of the Collection |
| [To the Historian,] | cxvi. |
| [The miscalled Bayeux Tapestry,] | cxvi. |
| [Section V.—Liturgy.] |
| [Liturgical rarities,] | cxxiii. |
| [Section VI.] |
| Usefulness of the Collection to |
| [Artists,] | cxxx. |
| [Manufacturers,] | cxxx. |
| [Section VII.] |
| [Symbolism,] | cxxxv. |
| [The Gammadion,] | cxxxvii. |
| [Vow of the Swan, the Peacock, &c.,] | cxli. |
| [Section VIII.] |
| Usefulness of the Collection |
| [To Literature and Languages,] | clii. |
| [The Cyrillian alphabet,] | clii. |
| [ Section IX.—Heraldry.] |
| [Armorial bearings worked upon vestments,] | cliii. |
[ The Scrope and Grosvenor claims for
the bend or on a field azure,] | cliii. |
| [Case of the Countess of Salisbury,] | clv. |
| [Case of the Earl of Surrey,] | clv. |
| [Section X.—Botany and Zoology.] |
| [The giraffe,] | clvi. |
| [The pheasant,] | clvi. |
| [The cheetah,] | clvi. |
| [The hom,] | clvii. |
| [The pine-apple,] | clix. |
| [The artichoke,] | clix. |
| [The passion-flower,] | clx. |
