Mazes and Labyrinths: A General Account of Their History and Development - W. H. Matthews

[INDEX]

Ackermann, R., [78], [229]
Addison, J., [169]
Aegean, [20], [174]
Aegeus, [17], [19]
Aeneas, [98], [181]
Aesculapius, Temple of, [51], [222]
Aesop, [117]
Agar, M., [145]
Aix, near Marseilles, [48], [65], [220]
Albano, [39]
Alcazar, Seville, [125], [227]
Alciati, A., [198], [234]
Algeria, Pavement Labyrinth, [54], [223]
Alkborough, Lincs, Church Labyrinth, [70], [72], [223]
— — Turf Labyrinth, [71–73], [78], [84], [185], [229]
Allcroft, A. H., [77], [213], [231]
Allegorical Labyrinths, [133], [194], [198], [234], [235]
Allen, T., [73], [229]
Alpine Rock Engravings, [153], [234]
Altieri, [127]
Amé, E., [222]
Amenemhat III, [13], [14]
America, Hedge Mazes in, [142], [228]
American Homes and Gardens, [224]
American Indians, Maze Figures of, [97], [98]
Amiens, [60], [61], [223]
Amulet, Egyptian, [43]
Amusement, Maze Arrangements for, [41], [65], [129], [202–208], [235]
Ancren Riwle, [175]
Andrews, W., [3], [216]
Androgeos, [18]
Androuet du Cerceau, J., [113], [114], [121], [226]
Anhalt, [133], [227]
Annales Archéologiques, [201], [222], [223]
Annalia Dubrensia, [82], [229]
d'Annunzio, G., [197]
Apollo, [44], [45]
Apollodorus, [23], [218]
Appian Way, [39]
Appleby, [73], [229]
Arbor Vitae, Maze of, [142]
Arbours, [100], [132], [142], [189]
Architectural Labyrinths, [6–16], [30–37], [51], [111].
Architecture, Dictionary of, [216]
Ardres, [111], [165], [233]
Argolid, [51]
Ariadne, [19–22], [31], [47], [48], [96], [160], [167], [177]
Aristotle, [16]
Arizona, [153]
Arley Hall, Cheshire, [140], [226]
Arneth, J. C., [220]
Arnot, J. M., [205], [206], [235]
Aromatic Plants in Mazes, [103–106], [141]
Arras Cathedral, [61], [62], [222]
Arsinoë, [14]
Ascanius, [158]
Asenby, Yorks, [77], [213], [231]
Ashwell, Beds, [91]
Aspelin, J. R., [147–149], [231]
Athens, [17], [19]
Auber, C. A., [223]
Aubrey, J., [81], [135], [152], [166], [173], [225], [228]
Austin, A., [200]
Austin, G., [230]
Austria, Hedge Maze in, [142]
— Roman Pavement in, [47]
Auxerre Cathedral, [61]
Axe Symbol, [31–34], [175], [176]
Babylon, [150]
Bacchus, [20]
Bacchylides, [17]
Bacon, F., [105]
Badminton, [132], [225]
Baikie, J., [219]
Baldini, B., [20]
Balks, [139], [189]
Ball, W. W. R., [3], [140], [217]
Ballad of Fair Rosamond, [167]
Banbury, [88]
Banks around Turf Mazes, [73], [81]
Barcelona, [141], [227]
Barkley, C. W., [230]
Barnes, W., [230]
Barrow, Julaber's, [90], [173], [230]
Bastions, Turf Mazes with, [82], [84], [88]
Battle, Abbot of, [136]
Baugé, [112], [226]
Bayeux, [61]
Becket, Thomas, [169]
Bede, [66]
Bedfordshire, Turf Maze Sites in, [91]
Bedfordshire (Wrest Park), [132]
Beech, Hedges of, [140]
Belgium, [112], [124], [227]
Bellas, W., [82]
Bellew, H. W., [232]
"Bellows," [82]
Bells, Labyrinths on, [202], [235]
Belonius, [25]
Belton House, Lincs, [140], [226], [228]
Belvoir Castle, [132]
Benndorf, O., [233]
Benserade, I. de, [118]
Berthelot, P. E. M., [95], [96], [234]
Betin, P., [226]
Beulah Spa, [137]
Bevitt, W., [205], [235]
Bicknell, C., [234]
Birds, Automatic, [51], [166]
— Tombs of, [11]
Blackheath, [136], [230]
Blandford, [81]
Blenheim, [168]
Blondel, J. F., [226]
Boeckler, C. A., [121–126], [227]
Bohemia, King of, [194]
Bonnin, T., [201]
Book Titles, The Labyrinth in, [193–197]
Borgo, Finland, [148]
Borough, Etymology of, [136], [173]
Borough, The (Southwark), [135], [136], [210], [228]
Bosquet de la Reine, [121]
Botetourt, Lord, [80]
Bouchet, J., [194]
Boughton, [132]
Boughton Green, [75], [76], [230], [231]
Bourbourg, Louis of, [111], [165]
Bourn, Cambs, [69], [70], [84]
Boutrays (or Boutterais), R., [59]
Bower, Etymology of the word, [170–173], [235]
— Queen Mary's, [108], [109], [172], [226]
— Rosamond's, [1], [111], [164–169], [172]
Bowl, with Exploits of Theseus, [52]
Box, use of in Mazes, [100], [101], [108–110], [121], [127], [146]
Brandenburg, [149]
Breamore, Hants, [73], [74], [229], [230]
Brentano, A., [204], [235]
Bridge, H., [206], [207], [235]
Brigg, Lincs, [73]
Brindisi, [50], [221]
British Magazine, [199]
British Museum, [20], [44], [106], [219]
Brittany, [92], [121], [153]
Britten, J., [228]
Brompton, J., [165], [233]
Bronze Age, [149]
Brown, A. J., [224]
Brown, L. ("Capability" Brown), [134]
Brutus (Prydain), [181]
Bucknall, C., [234]
Builder, The, [61], [223]
Bull, Cult of, [31], [34]
Bull, E. J., [231]
Bull-leaping, Sport of, [34]
Bull, Pasiphaë and the, [22]
Bull's Head on Coins, [44]
Burcestre, J., [210]
Burges, W., [66]
Burgh, Cumberland, [87], [92], [230]
Burghley (Burleigh), Lord, [114]
Burrows, R. M., [219]
Button Seals, Egyptian, [43]
Caen, [64], [142], [223]
Caerdroia or Caer y troiau, [92], [94], [228]
Caerdroi-Newydd, [181]
Caerleon, Mon., [48], [221]
Caerludd, [181]
Caesar, Julius, [90], [174], [181]
Caetani-Lovatelli, E., [221]
Caine, Hall, [181]
Caley, J, [134]
Calverley, C. S., [171]
Camber, or Tilt, of Maze Paths, [73]
Cambridge, [53], [140]
Cambridgeshire, Church Mazes in, [66], [69], [70]
— Turf Maze in, [82]
Camden, W., [84], [229]
Campana, Marquis, [201]
Campi, P. M., [57], [222]
Candia, [29]
Canina, L., [14], [15], [218], [220]
Canova, A., [22]
Canterbury, [67], [70], [169]
Cardboard Mazes, [204]
Card Game, "Labyrinth," [208]
Cardross, [108]
Careri, J. F. G., [218]
Caria, [175]
Carmel, Mount, [209]
Caroon, [12]
Carpenter, J., [131]
Carwell, T., [195]
Casa del Labirinto, Pompeii, [46], [221]
Casa Grande, Arizona, [153]
Catacombs, [40], [69]
Catherine de Medici, [103], [113]
Cats, J., [198], [234]
Catullus, [23]
Caumont, A. de, [48], [221]
Caumont, le Seigneur de, [156], [219]
Cave, Dictaean, [21], [32]
Caverns, Natural, [183]
— of Gortyna, [23–28], [219]
Cedar Hill, U.S.A., [142], [228]
Centaur confused with Minotaur, [52], [53], [56], [57]
Cerceau. See [Androuet du Cerceau].
Ceremonial of Spring Awakening, [161]
Chair, or Throne, of Minos, [30], [31]
Châlons-sur-Marne, [65]
Chantilly, [121], [226]
Chapman, H. W., [228]
Charles I, [134]
Charles V of France, [112]
Charles of Spain, [126]
Charleval, [113], [226]
Chartres, [59], [60], [61], [75], [223]
Chateaubriand, [68]
Chatsworth, [109]
Chaucer, G., [171], [174], [176], [177], [180]
Cheltenham, [140]
Chemin de Jérusalem, [60], [64], [66], [67], [96]
Cherry Trees in Mazes, [121]
Cheshire, Maze in, [140]
Chilcombe, Hants, [79]
Chilcotin Indians, [160]
Children, Mazes for (see also [Amusement]), [40], [99], [129], [149]
Chilham, Kent, [90]
Chipping Campden, [82], [229]
Chiusi, [37–39]
Choisy-le-Roi, [121], [226]
Choros of Ariadne, [22], [31]
Christian Emblems, [69]
Chronology of Church Labyrinths, [54], [57], [59], [60]
— — Cretan Labyrinth, [30]
— — Egyptian Labyrinth, [13], [15], [16]
— — Hedge Mazes, [110–135]
— — Turf Labyrinths, [95]
Church Labyrinths, [4], [54–70], [72], [97], [215], [223]
Churchward, A., [31]
Churchwardens' Accounts, [135], [225], [229]
Ciampini, G. G., [56], [222]
Cicero, [110]
Ciel, [60]
Clairvaux, Abbot of, [111]
Claudian, [23]
Cleidemus, [17]
Clement X, Pope, [127]
Cleopatra, Queen, [16]
Clerc, S. le, [117], [118], [226]
Clifford, Walter (see also [Rosamond]), [164]
Clifton, Notts, [88], [89], [229]
"Closed" Designs, [183]
Clue of Thread, [19], [167], [191]
Clusium, [37–39]
Cockerell, C. R., [26], [27], [219]
Coffer of Rosamond, [166], [233]
Coins, Knossian, Lydias, Phrygian, etc., [42], [44], [45], [92], [149], [161], [220]
— Roman, [78], [84]
Collar, H., [228]
Cologne, [65], [223]
Comarmond, A., [221]
Comberton, Cambs, [84], [229], [231]
Comenius, [196]
Commelyn, J., [107], [227]
"Compact" Design, [185]
Constable, J. G., [73]
Convent of St. Barlaam, [95], [223]
Cook, A. B., [3], [53], [161], [216], [219]
Cooke, J., [135]
Corinth, [176]
Cormerod, Switzerland, [48], [220]
Cortenovis, A., [38]
Cotswold Hills, [82], [228], [229]
Cotton, H. S., [232]
Country Life, [3], [216]
Country Life (America), [228]
Cow, Hollow, of Daedalus, [22]
Cowper, W., [196]
Craigmillar Castle, [202]
Cranborne Chase, [74]
Crane Dance, [19], [159], [162], [233]
Cremona, [57], [223]
Cretan Labyrinth, [2], [4], [17–36], [98], [111], [152], [153], [156–159], [216], [218], [219]
Creuzer, G. F., [220]
Crisp, F., [225]
Crocodiles, Sacred, [7], [9]
Cromlechs, Distribution of, [99]
Crooke, W., [233]
Cross, Labyrinth Figure on, [151]
Crown of Ariadne, [20]
Croxall, S., [167], [168]
Crusades, Church Labyrinths and the, [67]
Crystal Palace, [138]
Cumberland, Mazes in, [78], [86], [87], [92], [230]
"Cup and Ring" Marks, [152]
Cupid, [117]
Cursus, [77]
Cuthbert, R. A., [205], [235]
Cyclops, Labyrinth of the, [40], [219]
Cymmrodorion Society, Transactions, [92], [228]
Cypress used for Mazes, [121]
Daedale, [60]
Daedalus, [18], [22], [23], [52], [111], [112], [156], [160], [172], [176], [177], [179]
Daily Chronicle, [225]
Daily Mail, [227]
Daire, L. F., [223]
Dance, Crane, [19], [159], [162]
— of Ariadne, [160]
— Maiden's, [150]
— of Troy, [156–163]
Dances, Morris and Sword, [161]
Dancing—Place of Ariadne, [22], [31]
Danish Origin of Turf Mazes, [136], [152], [228]
Dante, [58], [193]
Daremberg, Saglio and Pottier, Dict. Antiq., [216]
Debdale Hall, Mansfield, [140], [228]
Debray, M., [222]
Dédale, Dédalus, [112]
Definitions (see also [Etymology]), [1], [2], [182], [184]
Defoe, D., [128], [225]
De Launay, R., [4], [215], [222]
Delille, J., [143]
Delone (or Delorney), T., [166]
Delos, [19], [159]
Demeter, [44]
Denmark, Labyrinths in, [151]
Dennis, G., [39], [40], [219]
Denny, W., [82]
Denton, J. C., [231]
Deschamps des Pas, L., [222]
Design, Labyrinth, [182–189], [217]
d'Este, [103], [200], [226]
Destruction of Church Labyrinths, [58–63]
— — Egyptian Labyrinth, [11],16
— — Hedge Mazes, [115], [121]
— — Turf Mazes, [76]
Devonshire, Mazes in, [91]
— Rock Engravings in, [152]
De Vries, J. V., [101], [102], [107], [227]
Diodorus Siculus, [9], [23], [217], [218]
Discovery (Journal), [219]
Dodona, [38]
Doolhof, [108], [127]
Dorchester, [82], [211]
Dorset, Mazes in, [80]—82, [211]
Double Axe, [31–34], [175], [176], [218]
Doublet, G., [221]
Doublet de Boisthibault, [223]
Dover, R. ("Dover's Games"), [82]
Drayton, M., [166]
Dress Embroidery, Labyrinthine, [155]
Drych y Prif Oesoedd, [92]
Dudeney, H. E., [3], [217]
Duffus, Morayshire, [201]
Dunbar, E. D., [234]
Dunbar, W., [171]
Dungeon at Knossos, [20], [36]
Dunstable, [91]
Dupérac, S., [103], [226]
Durand, J., [58], [222], [234]
Duris, Kylix by, [220]
Durus, Quintus Laberius, [90], [174]
Dutch Mazes, [101], [102], [107], [127]
Dwarf Shrub Mazes, [100], [103]
Earp, F. R., [234]
Earthquake at Knossos, [35]
Earthworks, Ancient, near Turf Mazes, [75]
Eastcote, [203]
Eberhard of Bethune, [196]
Ecclesiastical Labyrinths, [4], [54–70], [72], [97], [215], [222], [223]
— Origin, supposed, of Turf Mazes, [86], [93], [94], [95], [162], [215]
— Sites near Turf Labyrinths, [72]
Eden, River, [87]
Egton, Yorks, [77]
Egyptian Labyrinth, [4], [6–16], [185], [217]
— Seals, Amulets, &c., [43]
Elderkin, G. W., [220]
Eleanor, Queen, [164–167]
Elgood, G. S., [226]
Elson, G., [76]
Ely, [66], [70]
Emblems, [96], [198], [234]
Embrun, Archbishop of, [96]
Encyclopaedia articles on Labyrinths, [3], [130], [134], [138], [216]
Enghien, [124], [227]
Engravings (see also [Graffito]), [130], [219]
Essex, Mazes in, [82], [138], [139]
d'Este, [103], [200], [226]
Estienne, C., [103], [226]
Etruscan Labyrinth, [37–40], [219]
— Vase (from Tragliatella), [40], [220]
Etymology of "Bower," [170]-173, [235]
Etymology of "Julian's Bower," [98], [173], [174]
— — "Labyrinth," [32], [35], [172], [175–178]
— — "Lieue," [60]
— — "Maze," [136], [179–180]
— — "Minotaur," [35]
Euripides, [22]
Europa, [21], [45]
Evans, A. J., [3], [4], [29–36], [218], [221]
Evelyn, J., [114], [121], [127], [135], [227]
Experiment with rat, [208]
Exton Park, [132]
Fables, Aesop's, at Versailles, [117–120]
Fabyan, R., [172]
Fairies, Song of the, [77]
Farnham, Surrey, [90]
Fayum, [14]
Feast in connection with Maze, [84]
Ferguson, R. S., [230]
Fergusson, J., [218]
Fewkes, J. W., [153], [232]
Fiction, Mazes and Labyrinths in, [1], [76], [77], [164–169]
Fields, Maze Figures in (Pliny), [40], [98]
Figures, Human, in Church Labyrinth, [61]
Finances of Hampton Court Maze, [129], [225]
Finiguerra, M., [20], [219]
Finland, Mazes in, [147], [148], [150], [231]
Fish-Stews, Ancient, Maze-like, [75]
Flanders, Labyrinthine Building in, [111]
Fletcher, G., [196]
Floral Labyrinths, [101–106]
Florence, Manuscript in, [53]
Florentine Picture Chronicle, [20], [219]
Folk Dances, English, [161], [163]
Folk Lore, [73], [77]
Folk Lore (Journal), [155], [232], [233]
Folk Memory, [73], [77], [228]
Fountains in Mazes, [117], [138], [142]
Fouquier, M., [227]
Fragrant Shrubs in Mazes, [141]
France, Church Labyrinths in, [58–66], [112], [222], [223]
— Hedge Mazes in, [112], [113], [117–121], [142], [226]
— Roman Mosaics in, [48]
Frazer, J. G., [160], [215]
Frederick I of Bohemia, [194]
Frescoes, [31], [34], [42]
Frets, Greek, [51]
Friar Park, Henley, [121]
Fry, L., [138]
Fullmer, S., [224]
Future of Labyrinth Idea, [212]
Fylfot, or Swastika, [42]
Gabriel, J., [121]
Gailhabaud, J., [222]
Gaillon, Mazes at, [113]
Galatea, [138]
Gallows Hill, [74]
Game of "Labyrinth," [208]
Game of "Troy," [52], [98], [156–162], [232], [233]
Games played in Turf Mazes, [73], [75], [81], [82], [90], [232]
— — — Stone Labyrinths, [149]
— — — Maze Figures on the Ground, [41], [65], [153], [154], [202]
Gaming Board at Knossos, [30]
Garden-bed Labyrinths, [101–105]
Gardeners, Views of, on Mazes, [144–145]
Garden Fête, Temporary Maze at, [203]
Gav'r Innis, Mazy Engravings at, [153]
Geddie, G. H., [231]
"Gelyan Bower," [77], [173]
Gemelli-Careri, J. F., [11], [218]
Gems, Labyrinths on, [52], [222]
Geranos or Crane Dance, [19], [159], [162], [233]
German Allegorical Engraving, [194], [235]
Germany, Church Labyrinths in, [65], [223]
— Hedge Mazes in, [123], [127], [133]
— Stone Labyrinths in, [149]
Géruzez, J. B. F., [67], [222]
Giant's Castle, Fence or Street, [150]
Gilchrist, R. M., [197]
Gillian's Bore, [73]
Gilling Bore, [71]
Glasgow, G., [219]
Gloucestershire, Mazes in, [82], [140]
Goal of a Maze or Labyrinth, [2], [73], [100], [128], [138], [189], [203]
Goathland, [77]
Godmersham, [90]
Godstowe, [165], [166], [169]
Godwin, J. F., [88]
Godwin, O. W., [89], [231]
Good Friday Celebrations, [90]
Gopher, [154]
Gordon, E. O., [4], [181], [216], [230]
Gortyna, [23–28], [219]
Gothland, [149], [202]
Graevius, J. G., [218]
Graffito at Pompeii, [46], [221]
Grantham, [140], [228]
Gravesend, [138]
Greece, The Labyrinth Figure in, [51], [95]
Greenwell, W., [77]
Greenwich, [136]
Guard Room, Labyrinth in, [65]
Guérin, V., [221]
Guildford, [90], [230]
Gunterstein, [127], [227]
Hackney, [135]
Hadrumetum, [48]
Hagia Triada, [43]
Hall, H. R., [219]
Hall of Double Axes, [3] 2
Hampshire, Mazes in, [73], [74], [79]
Hampstead, [137]
Hampton Court, Little Maze, or Troy Town, [129], [130], [225]
— —, The Maze, [127–129], [138], [142], [185], [186], [187], [191], [192], [199], [225]
— —, The Maze, in Literature, [128], [192], [199], [225]
— —, Pictures at, [112], [169]
— —, Queen Mary's Bower, [109]
Harland-Oxley, W. E., [230]
Harley Manuscripts, [224]
Harpham, Yorks, Roman Pavement, [48], [54], [221]
"Harris" at Hampton Court, [192]
Harris, W., [127], [227]
Harrow Road, "The Maze," [137]
Harrow School Museum, [52]
Harte, Bret, [173]
Hasted, E., [210]
Hastingleigh, [211]
Hatfield, Herts, [115], [116], [186], [187], Frontispiece.
Hatfield, S., [71], [229]
Havard, H., [226], [235]
Havering-at-Bower, [172]
Hawara, [14], [175], [176], [217]
Hawes, C. H. and H. B., [219]
Hawthorne, N., [17]
Hazlitt, W. C., [195], [235]
Head, B. V., [220]
Hearne, T., [168]
Hedge Mazes, [110–146], [224–228]
— —, Criticism of, [143], [144]
Helsingfors, [147], [150]
Henley-on-Thames, [121], [225]
Henrietta Maria, Queen, [134]
Henry, Abbot of Clairvaux, [111], [233]
Henry I, [168]
— II, [111], [164–167]
— VIII, [168]
Hera, [44]
Heraldry, The Labyrinth in, [96], [97], [181], [235]
Herefordshire Beacon, [90], [229]
Herodotus, [6–9], [14], [23], [217]
Hertfordshire, Mazes in, [114–116], [210]
Hesiod, [20]
Hieroglyphs, [43]
Higden, R., [166], [233]
Hill, A. D., [230]
Hill, or Hyll, T., [103–105], [195], [224]
Hillbury, Surrey, [90]
Hilton, Hunts, [84–86], [229], [231]
Hippodromus, [110]
Hoare, R. C., [229]
Hoeck, C., [219]
Holbein, H., [113]
Holderness, [77]
Holland, Mazes in, [107], [127], [227]
Hollar, W., [135]
Holly in Maze Hedges, [129], [130], [146]
Home, H. (Lord Kames), [143], [224]
Homer, [20], [36], [160], [163], [232]
Horatii and Curatii, Tomb of, [39]
Hornbeam in Maze Hedges, [129], [131], [142]
Horncastle, [77], [78], [98]
Horticulture, The Labyrinth in, [100–146]
Hospitator, [174]
House of the Labyrinth, Pompeii, [45]
— — Tcuhu, [153]
Hoveden, R., [166], [233]
How, W. W., [218]
Hugh of Lincoln, [166]
Hull, [77], [78]
Huntingdonshire, Maze in, [84–86]
Hutchins, J., [229]
Hutchison, A. F., [226]
Hydraulic Statuary, [117]
Iceland, Mazes in, [149], [150], [162]
Ida, Mount, [23], [26]
"Idrison," [92], [228]
Imandes, [9]
Inchmahome, [108]
Indian Dance, [160]
— Maze Figures, [153], [154], [232]
— Sun Ceremonial, [160]
Inscriptions accompanying Labyrinths, [45], [50], [52], [54], [56], [57], [61], [68], [95], [96], [121], [133], [151], [221]
Inventions of Daedalus, [22], [51]
Inversion of Design of Turf Maze, [79], [82]
Inwards, R., [217]
Ionian Coins, [45]
Ireland, Rock Engravings in, [152]
—, Maze Names in, [211]
Irons, E. A., [231]
Islington, [137]
Islip, A., [107], [224]
Italy, Church Labyrinths in, [56–58], [222], [223]
—, Hedge Mazes in, [103], [126], [127], [142], [226], [227]
—, Plaquette, with Labyrinth, from, [52]
—, Rock Engravings in, [153]
Izod, F., [82]
Jackson, E. M., [139]
Jacquemart, Canon, of Rheims, [61]
James I, [195]
Jardin Chinois, le, [204], [235]
Jardin des Plantes, Paris, [121], [142]
Jericho, Walls of, [150]
Jérusalem, Chemin de, [60], [64], [66–68], [96]
—, Ruins of, [150]
Jerusalem, Voyages to, [67], [68], [156]
Jeu-de-lettres, Labyrinth with, [54], [55]
Johnson, S., [143], [172]
Johnson, W., [228]
Jomard, E. F., [12], [218]
Julaber's Barrow, [90], [173], [230]
Julian, Saint, [173–174]
Julian's Bower, [71], [78], [91], [96], [98], [173]
Juliberry's Grave, [90], [173], [230]
Julius Caesar, [90], [174], [181]
Julus, or Iulus, [98]
July Park, [77]
Juniper in Maze Hedges, [105], [146]
Junius, [172]
Kabbadias, P., [52], [222]
Kames, Lord, [143], [224]
Kensington Palace, [130]
Kensington, South, [138], [139], [225]
Kent, Mazes in, [78], [90], [91], [136], [138]
—, "Troy-town" Place-names in, [211]
Kerkyon, [52]
King's Knot, The, [109]
Kingsley, C., [17]
Kip, J., [132], [225]
Kipling, R., [197]
Knossos, [17], [18], [21], [26], [28], [29–36], [42], [160], [176]
Knots, [100], [101], [105], [106], [109]
Knowledge (Journal), [186], [217]
Krause, E., [187], [216], [217], [231]
Kylix, or Bowl, with Theseus Figures, [52]
Labaris, [175]
Labranda, [34], [175]
Labrys, [34], [175]
"Labyrinth Camp," [211]
Labyrinth, Cult of, Distribution, [155]
—, Etymology of word, [32], [35], [172], [175–178]
—, Floral, or Dwarf Shrub, [101–106]
—, Game of, [208]
—, of Clusium (Etruscan), [37], [219]
—, of Crete, [2], [4], [17–36], [98], [111], [216], [218], [219]
—, of Egypt, [4], [6–16], [217]
—, of Lemnos, [37]
—, of Samos, [37]
—, of the Cyclops (Nauplia), [40]
—, Topiary. See [Hedge Maze].
Labyrinthine Language, [101], [133]
Lake of the Labyrinth (Lake Moeris), [7], [9], [12], [13]
Lambert of Ardres (Lambertus Ardensis), [111], [112], [223]
Lampares, [13]
Lang, A., [234]
Langley, Batty, [132], [224]
Lappland, Mazes in, [147], [150]
Latin Maxims as a Verbal "Labyrinth," [209]
"Laud's Labyrinth," [195]
Launay, R. de, [4], [215], [222]
Laurel, Use of, in Topiary Work, [110]
Lauremberg, P., [227]
Law, E., [225], [234]
Lawson, W., [105], [224]
Leicestershire, Maze in (Belvoir Castle), [132]
Leigh, Dorset, [80], [229]
Leland, J., [168]
Leman, T., [90]
Lemnos, [37]
Lepsius, K. R., [12], [218]
Lieue, La (Chartres Labyrinth), [59]
Liger, L., [131]
Lille, [66], [223]
Lime Trees used for Mazes, [140]
Lincolnshire, Mazes in, [71–73], [77], [78], [140], [229]
Literature on Mazes and Labyrinths, [1], [3], [4], [215–235].
- See also [Book Titles], Criticism and [Fiction].
Lithographed Mazes, [204]
Lodge, O. W. F., [169], [197]
London, G., [127], [131], [224]
London, Mazes in, [135–139]
—, The New Troy (Troy-Novant), [4], [181], [216], [233]
Longsword, William, [165]
Loo, [127], [227]
Loops in Labyrinth Design, [65], [86], [184], [186], [190]
Louis XIV, [11], [117], [121]
Louis de Bourbourg, [111], [165]
Louise de Savoie, [112]
Louth, [77], [78], [229]
Love, Labyrinths of, [178], [196]
Lucas, E., [217]
Lucas, P., [11], [218]
Lucca, [55–57], [223]
Lucretius, House of, at Pompeii, [45]
Lukis, F. C., [234]
Lusus Trojae, [52], [98], [158], [232], [233]
Luxembourg Gardens, Paris, [121]
Lyddington, Rutland, [75]
Lydia, [175]
—, Coins of, [45]
Macartney, M., [224]
Machine de Marli, [120]
Mackenzie, Compton, [1]
Maffei, P. A., [52], [222]
Magic Rites, [160], [233]
Maiden Bower, [91]
Maiden's Dance, [150]
Maintenance of Mazes, [145], [146]
Malvern Hills, [90]
Manetho, [175]
Man-in-the-Maze (Toy), [205]
Manningtree, Essex, [139]
Mansart, J. H., [117]
Mansfield Woodhouse, [140]
Manuscripts, [53], [219], [223], [224]
Marden, Surrey, [135]
Marfleet, [77]
Markham, G., [105]
Mary Queen of Scots, [108]
Mary Tudor, Princess, [136]
Mason, G., [172], [235]
Massmann, H. F., [216]
Materials, Hedge, [146]
Mathematical Principles, [190], [216], [217]
May Eve Games, [73]
Mayer, Max, [175]
Maynard, G. N., [230]
Maze, Etymology of the word, [136], [179], [180]
Maze Green, [210]
— Hill, [136], [210]
— Pattern on Palace Wall, Knossos, [31], [32], [42]
— Pond, [210]
— Sunday, [179]
— Toys, [204–208], [235]
Mazes of Flowers and Herbs, [101–106]
Mazetown, Ireland, [211]
Mazles, [84]
Meager, L., [224]
Meander, [28], [31], [32], [42], [48], [52], [130], [134], [179], [183], [221]
Medici, Catherine de, [103], [113]
Meillet, A., [235]
Mela, Pomponius, [9], [217]
Memory, Folk-, [73], [77], [228]
Memphis, [43]
Mena, Juan de, [193]
Menteith, Queen Mary's Bower at, [108], [172], [226]
Mesa Verde, Indian Pictograph from, [154], [232]
Metaphor, The Labyrinth in, [41], 282.
- See also [Book Titles] and [Etymology].
Meursius, J., [218]
Meyer, W., [217]
Middlesex, Mazes in. See [Hackney], [Hampstead], [Hampton Court], [Harrow Road], [Islington].
Milan, [142], [227]
Miller, T., [169]
Millin, A. L., [220]
Milton, J., [178]
Minoa, [22]
Minoan Art and Civilisation, [30], [31], [42], [218], [219]
Minos, [17–23], [27], [31], [45], [218]
Minotaur, [18–20], [22], [44], [46–53], [56], [59], [96], [112], [156], [177]
Mirror Mazes, [202]
Mistley Place, [139], [228]
Mizmaze, [71]
Mnemonics, [191], [192]
Moeris, King, [9]
—, Lake, [7], [9], [12], [13]
Mollet, A., [123], [227]
—, J. W., [235]
Monmouthshire, Roman Pavement in, [48], [221]
—, "Troy" Place-names in, [211]
Monument in Turf Maze, [85], [86]
Moore, T., [146], [172], [216]
Morris Dances, [161]
Mosaic Pavements, [40], [47–50]
Mosso, A., [219]
Mounsey, W. H., [92]
Mount Carmel, [209]
Mountaine, Didymus (Hill, T.), [103], [224]
Müller, K., [222]
Müller, K. O., [38], [220]
Multicursal Designs, [184–187]
Munich, [127], [227]
Müntz, E., [222]
Murray, G. G. A., [21]
Muswell Hill, Oxfordshire, [88]
Mycenae, [34]
Mycenaeans, [44]
Mylasa, [175]
Myres, J. L., [218]
Mystery, Sense of, associated with Labyrinths, [1], [5], [77], [193]
Napery (Towels), Mazes on, [201], [234]
Naples, [40]
Napoleon, Egyptian Expedition of, [12], [218]
Natural Labyrinths, [182]
Nauplia, [40], [219]
Naxos, [19], [48]
Neidhart von Reuenthal, [162], [233]
Neolithic Remains, [30]
Nero, [159]
Nesfield, W. H., [138], [225]
New Georgia, [137]
Nineveh, City of, [150]
Nisbett, H. C., [230]
Nix, S. D., [205], [235]
Nodes, [190], [204]
Nomes of Egypt, [7], [10]
Nordstrom, S., [235]
Northamptonshire, Roman Pavement in, [48], [221]
—, Mazes in, [75], [76], [132], [230], [231]
Northumberland, Rock Engravings in, [152], [217]
Norway, Mazes in, [150]
Notes and Queries, [73], [161], [230], [233]
Nôtre, A. le, [121]
Nottinghamshire, Mazes in, [88], [140], [228]
Nun's Fence, [150]
Oak Trees planted in Maze, [140]
Obelisk in Turf Maze, [85], [86]
Observation Posts, [142], [189]
Opera: Le Labyrinthe d'Amour, [196]
Opus Alexandrinum, [47]
Orbe, Switzerland, Roman Pavement at, [48], [220]
Orchestra at Knossos, [31]
Origin of Labyrinth Figures, [43–44], [186–188]
— — Turf Mazes, [92–99], [136], [152], [161], [228]
Orléansville, Algeria, [54], [55]
Ostiaks, of Siberia, Crane-dance of, [159], [233]
Ostrander, I., [197]
Ovid, [218]
Owl, with Labyrinth, on Coins, [45]
Oxford, Trinity College, Maze at, [132], [225]
Oxfordshire, Mazes in. See [Henley], [Muswell Hill], [Oxford], [Somerton].
Ozanam, A. F., [53], [221]
Ozell, J., [24], [219]
Page, J. T., [230]
Paintings of Mazes, [31], [112], [113], [201]
Palace of Knossos, [30–36], [218]
Palestine, [209]
Pallas, P. S., [233]
Panseron, P., [226]
Paper, Mazes on, [202]
Paracelsus, [195]
Paradin, C., [96], [97], [198], [234]
Paris, Catacombs of, [40]
—, Hôtel de St. Paul, [112], [226]
—, Jardin des Plantes, [121], [142]
—, Le Luxembourg, [121]
—, Les Tuileries, [121], [226]
Parkinson, J., [100], [224]
Pasiphaë, [22]
Patents for Maze Toys, [204–207], [235]
Pavements, Church, [54–70], [72], [223]
—, Roman, [40], [46–50], [220–221]
Pavia, [56], [223]
Peckham, London, "Troy" Place-name at, [211]
Penitential Use, alleged, of Labyrinths, [67], [97], [222]
Pepys, S., [135], [166], [195], [196]
Perez, G., [96]
Perrault, C., [117], [226]
Perrot, G., [218], [220]
Persephone, [45]
Persian Legends, [162]
Petasus, [38]
Peter of Paris, [177]
Petesuchis, [10]
Petrie, W. M. Flinders, [13], [14], [16], [43], [217], [221]
Philochorus, [17], [20]
Phoenician Script, [31]
Phrygia, Coins of, [45]
Piacenza (Placentia), [57], [222]
Pictographs, [31], [154], [183]
Piddington, Oxon, [88]
Pigs-in-Clover (Toy), [51], [97], [204]
Pilgrimages, Labyrinth Journeys in lieu of, [67]
Pima Indians, Maze Figures of, [153]
Pimperne, Dorset, [81], [185], [228], [229]
Place-names, [210–211]
Plaque, Egyptian, [43]
Plaquette, Italian, [52], [53]
"Plashed" Hedges, [117]
Plato, [141]
Plays with "Labyrinth" Titles, [165], [195–197]
Pleasure Gardens, [137], [138], [225]
Pliny, [10], [23], [37], [98], [110], [217–219], [224], [232]
Pliny the Younger, [110], [224]
Plutarch, [17], [20], [218]
Po, River, [57]
Pococke, R., [12], [26], [218]
Poetic Labyrinths, [193–194]
Poggio Gajella, [39]
Poitiers, [64], [184], [223]
Pompeii, [45], [46], [221]
Pont l'Abbé (Finistère), [65]
Pope, A., [178], [180], [196]
Pope Clement X, [127]
Porsena, Tomb of, [37], [39], [220]
Portrait, alleged, of Rosamond, [169]
Pottery, [30], [40], [51], [220]
Prévost, M., [223]
Prison, Labyrinth as, [35]
Privet, use of, in Mazes, [106], [129]
Procrustes, [52]
Proctor, J., [206], [235]
Pryme, Abraham de la, [73], [229]
Ptolemy, [16]
"Purpose," an essential element in definition, [183]
Putney Heath, [90], [225]
Puzzle-element in Maze Design, [45], [128], [143], [182], [184], [188]
Pyramids of Egypt, [6], [7]
— — the Egyptian Labyrinth, [8], [9], [10]
— — — Etruscan Labyrinth, [38]
Quarles, F., [198]
Quarry, Labyrinth used as, [16]
—, regarded as a Labyrinth, [25]
Quatremère de Quincy, A. C., [38], [220]
Queen Eleanor, [164–167]
— Henrietta Maria, [134]
Queen Mary's Bower, [108], [109], [172], [226]
Quiller-Couch, A. T., [197]
Race-horse named "Troy-town," [198]
Racing Centre named "Mazetown," [142]
Randall, or Randolph, T., [82]
Rat, Experiment with, [208]
Ravenna, [58]
Reinach, S., [217], [220]
Réné of Anjou, [112]
Renkin, S., [121]
"Restorations" of Ancient Labyrinths, [14], [15], [16], [38]
Revolution, French, and Destruction of Labyrinths, [58], [62]
Rheims, [60], [61], [63], [124]
Rich, A., [221]
Rig-Veda, [162]
Ripon, [77]
Rites of Spring Awakening, [160]
Rix, G. K., [228]
Roberts, P., [93], [228]
Robes, Labyrinths on, [53], [221]
Robin Hood's Race, [88]
Robinson, W., [144], [244]
Robolotti, F., [223]
Rochers, Les, [121], [226]
Rochester, "Troy-town" in, [211]
Rockbourne, Hants, [74]
Rockcliffe, Cumberland, [86], [87], [92]
Rock Engravings, [152], [153], [187], [188], [217]
Rocque, J., [225]
Roman Baths, Labyrinth-mosaic in, [48], [49]
— buildings on site of Egyptian Labyrinth, [11]
— Coins, [78], [84]
— Emperors, Labyrinth on Robes of, [53]
— Gardens, [101], [224]
— Origin, alleged, of Turf Mazes, [78], [84], [88], [90], [93], [98]
— Pavements, [41], [46–50]
Romantic Aspects of Mazes and Labyrinths, [1], [73], [74], [193]
Rome, Catacombs of, [40], [69]
—, St. Maria di Trastavera, [57]
—, St. Maria in Aquiro, [57], [201]
Rosamond, The Fair, Ballad of, [167]
— — —, Bower of, [1], [111], [164–169], [172], [233]
— — —, Disinterment of, [166], [168]
— — —, Epitaph of, [165], [168]
— — —, Wonderful Coffer of, [166], [233]
Rosherville Gardens, Gravesend, [138]
Rostrum in Hedge Mazes, [138], [142]
Round Castle, [150]
Round Tabill, [109]
Rouse, W. H. D., [219]
Routing Lynn, [152]
Royal Horticultural Society's Gardens, [138], [139], [225]
Rudbeck, O., [150], [231]
Running the Maze (see also [Treading]), [73], [74], [161]
Ruskin, J., [3], [20], [223]
Rutland, Mazes in, [74], [75], [231]
Sacrificial Rites, [161]
Saffron Walden, Hedge Maze at, [138], [189], [228]
— —, Turf Maze at, [82–84], [124], [210], [229]
St. Anne's Well, or Hill, Nottingham, [88], [93]
St. Barlaam, [95], [223]
St. Bernard, [209], [233]
St. Bertin, Abbey of, [62], [63], [223]
St. Catherine's Hill, Winchester, [79], [230]
St. Julian, [173], [174], [235]
St. Julian's, Goathland, [77]
St. Martha's Hill, Guildford, [90], [230]
St. Omer, [62], [63], [223]
St. Paul, Hôtel de, Paris, [112]
St. Peter's Game, [150]
St. Quentin, [60], [61]
Salisbury, Maze near, [74]
—, Earls of, [115], [165]
—, Marquis of, [115]
Salzburg, Roman Pavement at, [47], [220]
Samos, [7], [37]
Samuelson, L. H., [155], [232]
Sand, Mazes on the, [202]
Savary, C. E., [26], [219]
Sceaux, [121], [226]
Schliemann, H., [34]
Scientific Nomenclature, the Labyrinth in, [178], [179]
School Playground, Maze in, [84]
Scotland, The Labyrinth in, [78], [91], [108], [201], [202]
Scott, G. G., [66]
Scott, R. F., [211]
Scott, S., [197]
Seals and Seal Impressions, [34], [43]
Seaside Mazes, [202]
Sebek, or Suchus, [9]
Sebekneferu, [14]
Sens, [61], [62]
Senusret III, [175]
Serbian Troy-Dances, [162]
Serlio, J., [113], [226]
Sévigné, Madame de, [121]
Seville, [125], [193], [227]
Shakespeare, W., [94], [95], [171], [177], [178], [180]
Sharp, C., [161]
Shepherds as Turf Maze cutters, [92], [93]
Shepherd's Race, [71], [75], [88]
Shepherd's Ring, [75]
Shore, T. W., [230]
Siberia, "Crane" Dance in, [159], [233]
Sieber, F. W., [28], [219]
Silvester, A., [161]
Simpkinson, J. N., [76]
Skippon, P., [127]
Slates, Mazes drawn on, [202]
Slav Mythology, [162]
Smilis, [37]
Smith, J. E., [135]
Sneinton, Notts, [88], [229]
Solar Theory of Labyrinth Figure, [92], [160], [215], [216]
Solomon, Labyrinth of, [95], [96]
—, Prison of, [96]
Solution of Mazes, [189–192]
Solway Marshes, [86]
Somerleyton, Suffolk, [140], [141], [228]
Somerton, Oxon, [88], [89], [231]
Sorgvliet, [127], [227]
Southey, R., [172]
South Kensington, [138], [139], [225]
Southwark, [135], [136], [210], [225]
Spain, Mazes in, [125], [141]
Spanish Manuscript (Rudo Ensayo), [153]
Sparrow, W., Monument of, [86]
Spenser, E., [181]
Spirals, [28], [183], [188], [200]
"Spiritual" Labyrinth, [194]
Sport (see also [Dances] and [Games]), [82], [90]
—, Bull-leaping, [34]
—, in Stone Labyrinths, [149]
—, in Turf Labyrinths, [73], [75], [76], [80], [81], [82], [84], [90], [94]
—, Mazes made in Fields, etc., for, [41], [65], [202]
Spratt, T. A. B., [27], [219]
Spring Games, [73]
Spring Rites, [160], [161]
Staircases at Knossos, [31]
Statues, [10], [13], [117], [121], [133], [138], [189]
Stein, H., [226]
Stewart, A. L., [197]
Stirling Castle, [109]
Stone Dance, [151]
Stone Fence, [150]
Stone Labyrinths, [136], [147–151]
Stowe, J., [168]
Strabo, [8], [9], [14], [23], [217], [219]
Strachey, G. L., [178]
Strickland, A., [136]
Strutt, J., [233]
Stukeley, W., [77], [91], [228]
Sudeley Castle, [140], [228]
Suetonius, [159], [232]
Suffolk, Maze in, [140], [141]
Sumner, H., [74]
Sun-dials in Maze, [121]
Sun-god, [10], [92]
Sun-myths and Sun-rites, [92], [160], [215], [216]
Surrey, Mazes in, [90], [134], [135], [137]
Susa, Tunis, [48], [54], [221]
Sutton Court, [135]
Svastika, Swastika, Fylfot, Tetraskele, [42], [161], [200], [217]
Sweden, Hedge Mazes, [123]
—, Labyrinths on Bells, [202], [235]
—, Stone Mazes, [148–151]
Swedish Drill, Labyrinthine Figure in, [163]
Swinburne, A., [169]
Switzer, S., [132], [133], [224]
Switzerland, Roman Pavements in, [48], [220]
Sword Dances, [161]
Symbolism of Labyrinth, [43], [53], [58], [67], [68], [117], [182], [193], [194], [198]
Symmetry in Maze Design, [183], [189]
Sympathetic Magic, [160]
Szymanski, J. S. (in Biol. Zentralblatt, 1917), [208]
Tacitus, [159]
Tadmarton Heath, Oxon, [90], [229]
Tarry, G., [217]
Tate, G., [152], [234]
Taurokathapsia, [34]
Taverner, F. J. W., [231]
Taxa, [110]
Tcuhu, [154], [232]
Temporary Maze, [203]
Tennyson, A., [169]
Theobalds, Herts, [114], [115]
Theocritus, [41]
Theodorus, [37]
Theseus, [17–20], [22], [46–52], [56], [94], [159], [191], [220]
Tholos of Epidauros, [51], [222]
Thorn-bushes in Mazes, [146]
Thorold, T., [195]
Three-dimensional Mazes, [185]
Throne of Minos, [30], [31]
Tiddy, E. J., [197]
Times, The, [35], [91], [219], [230]
Tintoretto, [112], [113], [234]
Tiryns, [34], [51], [176], [222]
Tithoës, [10]
Titles of Books, Plays, etc., with Labyrinth Allusions, [193–197]
Tivoli, [103], [226]
Tivoli Gardens, Vienna, [142]
Todd, H. J., [173]
Tomb of Double Axes, Knossos, [33]
— — Lars Porsena at Clusium, [37–40]
—, Labyrinth Mosaic on, [48]
Topiarius, [110]
Topiary Work (see also [Hedge Mazes]), [110], [116]
Toscanella, [40]
Tothill, or Tuttle, Fields, [135], [225]
Toul, "La Tour du Diable," [142]
Tournefort, G. P. de, [23–26], [219]
Toussaints Abbey, [65]
Towels, Labyrinth Figures on, [201], [234]
Toys, Labyrinth, [204–208], [235]
Tragliatella, Etruscan Vase from, [40], [52], [157], [158], [220]
Treading, or Threading, the Maze (see also [Solution]), [75], [76], [77], [80], [82], [94], [95], [97]
Trees in, or around, Turf Mazes, [74], [78], [80], [84], [88]
Treves, F., [80], [231]
Tribute, Athenian, [18], [20]
Triggs, H. I., [142], [226], [227]
Trinity College, Oxford, [132], [225]
Triskele, [200], [217]
Troia Nova, Troinovant, Troy Novant, [4], [181], [216], [233]
Troja, Tröborg, Trojeborg, etc., [151], [156]
Trojanac, Trojanka, Trojano, [162]
Trollope, E., [3], [75], [78], [92], [93], [94], [147], [201]
Troll's Castle, [150]
Trowbridge, Wilts, [82]
Troy, [23], [52], [93], [94], [156], [211]
Troy, City of, [156], [228]
Troy Dance, or Game, [52], [98], [156–162], [232], [233]
Troy, New (London as). See [Troia Nova].
Troy, Place-names involving, [88], [91], [156], [211], [233]
Troy, Plan de, [129]
Troy Saga, [216]
Troy, Siege of, [130]
Troy Songs (Troyerlais), [162], [233]
Troy-Town, [71], [81], [88], [89], [90], [91], [93], [98], [129], [156], [197], [202], [211], [225], [233]
Troy-Town, used metaphorically, [211]
Troy, Walls of, [73], [78], [87], [92], [156], [201]
Tuileries, Paris, [121], [226]
Tunis, Labyrinth Mosaic in (Susa), [48], [221]
Tunnels in Mazes, [133], [185]
Turf Labyrinths, [5], [71–99], [228–231]
— —, Origin of, [92–99], [161–162]
— —, Uses of (see also [Games]), [77], [86]
Turner, D., [64], [223]
Tuttle, Tuthill, or Tothill Fields, [135], [225]
Tyack, G. S., [216], [228]
Unicursal Labyrinths, [45], [106], [107], [183], [184]
University College, London, [43]
Uppingham, [74]
Vallance, A., [225]
Vallet (or Wallet), E., [62], [63], [64], [223]
Valuation of a Maze, [134]
Vanbrugh, J., [168]
Varro, [37], [38]
Vase, Etruscan, from Tragliatella, [40], [52], [157], [158], [220]
Venables, E., [230]
Veneto, Bartolommeo, [53]
Venice, Manuscript at, [95]
Verbal Labyrinth (Latin Maxims), [209]
Verdes, France, [48], [221]
Versailles, [117–121], [132], [133], [143], [185], [186], [226]
Vesuvius, Mount, [46]
Viborg, [150]
Vicenza, [127], [227]
Vienna, [22], [142], [227]
Villard de Honnecourt (Wilars de Honecourt), [59], [223]
Vilmarini, Count, [127]
Viollet-le-Duc, E. E., [222]
Virgil, [98], [158], [163], [218], [232]
Visscher, N., [227]
Voltaire, F., [124]
Volterra, [40]
Vredeman De Vries. See [De Vries], J. V.
Walcott, M. E. C., [222]
Wales, Mazes in, [78], [92–94], [228]
Walker, J. J., [231]
Wallet (or Vallet), E., [62], [63], [64], [223]
Wallington, N., [82]
Walls of Jericho, [150]
— — Troy, [73], [78], [87], [92], [156], [201]
Walmer, [91]
Walpole, H., [113], [130], [224]
Walter of St. Victor, [177], [194]
Walters, H. B., [220]
War, The Great European, [4], [62], [77]
Way, A., [201], [215]
Weerth, E. A., [223]
Wells, J., [218]
Welsh Origin, alleged, of Turf Mazes, [92]
West Ashton, Wilts, [82], [228]
Westerham, [91]
Westminster, Tothill Fields, [135], [225]
Wetton, G. N., [76]
Weyland, or Wieland, [150], [162]
Whitby, [77]
White Conduit House, Islington, [137]
Wickdown Hill, Wilts, [74]
Wiedemann, A., [218]
Wier Island, [147], [148]
Wigsby, J., [88]
Wilars de Honecourt (Villard de Honnecourt), [59], [223]
Wildernesses, [88], [117], [127], [128]
William III, [127], [130]
Williams, W., [132], [225]
Wiltshire, Mazes in. See [Badminton], [West Ashton], [Wickdown].
Wimbledon, [134], [225]
Winchester, [79], [83], [230]
Wing, Rutland, [74], [184]
Winter, Demon of, [160], [162]
Wisby, [148], [149], [151]
Wise, H., [127], [131]
Wolters, P., [217]
Wood, H., [197]
Woodstock, [111], [164–169], [172]
Worm, O., [151], [231]
Wrest Park, Beds, [132], [225]
Wright, J., [173], [235]
Wright, T., [229]
Writing, Systems of, [29], [31]
Wroth, W. and A. E., [225]
Wroth, W. W., [220]
Xystus, [101]
Yew Hedges, [1], [110], [115], [116], [129], [130], [140], [146], [200]
Yorke, G., [71], [72], [231]
Yorkshire, Turf Mazes in, [77]
— Roman Pavement in, [48]
Zahn, W., [221]
Zakro, [43]
Zeus, [21], [45], [175], [216]
Zodiac, Signs of the, [57]
Zulu Mazes, [155], [232]

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