The Stones of Venice, Volume 3 (of 3)

by John Ruskin

Triangles, used for ornaments at Murano, [ii. 43].

Tribune at Torcello, [ii. 24].

Triglyphs, ugliness of, [i, 43].

Trunkmakers, their share in recovery of Brides of Venice, [iii. 117], [118].

Truth, relation of, to religion, in Spenser’s “Faërie Queen,” [iii, 205]; typified by stones, [iii. 31].

Tympanum, decoration of, [i. 299].

U

Unity of Venetian nobility, [i. 10].

V

Vain glory, speedy punishment of, [iii. 122].