Conventional,71,97.
Cope of St. Andrew,144;Syon,206,326;of Boniface VIII.,320;at Rheims,321-2;Daroca,320,376;at Stoneyhurst,348,379;of Innocent III.,369;at Durham,390.
Copper,184.
Coral,88,124,332.
Coronation robes,295,318,362;of St. Stephen of Hungary,322;of Charles X.,339;of Edward the Confessor,366;of James II.,393.
Corselet of Amasis in temple at Lindos, in Rhodes,20,308.
Cotton,137;cotton trees,138;woven,139;cotton plush,139.
Counterpane worked by Queen Catherine,384.
Coverlets,393.
Crewels,133,229,345,398;work in,390,392.
Crimson,184.
Cross,103;of St. Andrew,144;Greek,165;emblem of,308;prehistoric,335-6.
Croyland Abbey embroideries,366.
Crusaders,307,371.
Curtains,261,270,272,281,288;ordered by Sergius,312;by Pope John,312;by Stephen IV.,312.
Cushion at Hatfield, of James I.’s reign,390.
Cuthbert, St.,144;silk garments in tomb of,163,165,364-5.
Cyprus bowls,109.
Dado,271.
Dais, the chamber of,282.
Dalmatic of Charlemagne,53,317-18;at Valencia,381.
Damascus,127.
Decoration,5,50,70,290,355;art of,273.
Decorative,81,273.
Design,54-81;floral,71,345,348;English,377;by St. Dunstan,365.
Detail,71.
Dress,70,294,301,373;Greek,297-8;Roman,299;early Christian,300;of Claudius,360;of Duke and Duchess of Buckingham,393.
Durham Cathedral,348.
Dyes,183,185,358;Indian,187.
East India Company, monopoly of trade by,388.
Ecclesiastical embroidery,303,327,330,353;for images,305;priests’ robes,306;materials used in,311;names of garments in,313,316;at Durham,316;English,332.
Edward II.,250.
Edward III.,377.
Eighteenth century decorations,112;embroidery,393,395.
Eleanor, Queen, crosses of,372.
Emare, mantle of,372.
Embroiderers’ Guild,388;list of names,373;Company in Elizabeth’s reign,387,394.
Embroideries, Babylonian and Ninevite,22,44,105,127,132,271,299,311,350;Greek,31-2,93,103,142;German,43,149;Italian,43,116,147;Spanish,45,150,331,383;Portuguese,45;Scandinavian and Celtic,68,91,104,116,131,136,306;Egyptian,93,114,130,134,209,236,271;Assyrian,93,127,262,357;Roman,129,143,153,313;Chinese,97,113,127,151,208;Persian,99,266,299;Japanese,109,214;Russian,201,206,313;Delphic,272;English,319,321,325,356-396;spurious, in Henry VI.’s reign,377.
Embroidery, art of,16,136,173,195,289,378;white,200;in churches,313,341.
Emma, Queen, embroideries by,366.
Enamel,146.
Etruscan borders,47;tombs,357.
Fashion,301.
Fayoum,39;ancient Egyptian textile fabrics from,139,300.
Fictile vases,31,32,93,103.
Field of Cloth of Gold,381-2.
Filatorium,222.
Fitness,81.
Flat, drawing on,69-70;stitches,345.
Flavius Vopiscus,158.
Flax,133,135.
Flemish work,329.
Floral patterns,71.
Floss silk,374.
Flowers,291.
Footstools,285.
Frames,292,299,371,389.
Frescoes,373.
Fringes,271,351.
Fulham, tapestry works at,257.
Furniture,280-293.
Gammadion,104.
Gaudry, Bishop, tapestry of,242.
Geoffrey, Abbot,249.
Gisela, Queen,323.
Giustini Palace, Florence,277.
Gobelins,131,237,247-8,275,277.
Gold,140,143;threads,346;Gothic design in,75,377;embroideries,202;needlework for Elinor of Aquitaine,369;Spanish lace,381;caskets,389.
Gradation,67.
Green,187.
Gregory Nazianzen,160.
Grey,187.
Grotesque,43.
Guimp,163,223.
Hair,133.
Hampton Court,288,384;bed at, worked by Mrs. Pawsey,395.
Hand-looms,374.
Hangings,243,260-274;of the Hebrew Sanctuary,262;of Alexander’s tent,263;portraits on,265;in Kosroes’ “white palace,”268;on Greek vases,269;in Pompeii,269;saffron, mentioned by Euripides,272;French, sixteenth century,274;modern French,275;in Holland House,276;in Florence,277;in Rome,277;English, from time of Harold to Edward IV., and others,370,384,392-3.
Harmonies,66.
Hawaiian royal mantle,209.
Helen,33.
Helena, Empress,316,360.
Hemp,121.
Henry II., mantle of,203,323.
Henry VIII., manufacture of tapestry in reign of,252;embroidery,302,369,384-5.
Hephæstion, catafalque of,267.
Hexameron work of St. Ambrose and St. Basil,333.
Holland House,276.
Homer,11,19,33,130.
Hom, the sacred,99,334.
Icelandic Sagas,273,362.
Illumination,273,305,310,363.
Imperial, a silk tissue,161.
India, arts of,7,27,75,83,311;Museum,89,285.
Indian carving,75;shawls,133;cotton fabrics,138;dyes,187;embroideries,284,299;manufactures,389,391,394.
Inscriptions,105,146,341;woven in,168;in tapestry,242,375.
Isabella of France,331;of Spain,384.
Jacket in Lady Waterford’s collection,386.
James I., manufacture of tapestry in reign of,254;portrait of,255;work in reign of,387,388.
Josephus,9.
Juno, toilet of,297.
Jute,121.
Kells, Book of,30.
Khotan, Prince of,156.
Kosroes’ hangings,261,268.
Kunigunda, Empress,203,323.
Lace,222-235;bone,225;yak,225;needle-made,227;ancient lace-books,228;stitches,229;Venetian,229;Burano,230;list of,231;blond,232;schools in France,233;for ecclesiastical purposes,233;bobbin,234;Limerick,234;Irish,234;Honiton,234;Spanish,383.
Lambeth tapestry works,257;missal at,30.
Lares,291.
Leather,123.
Lilac,187.
Linen,357-8.
Lombardic,310,323.
Lotus,89,102,105.
Louis XIV.,46,247,276,332,393.
Louis XV.,47,110,247,276,332.
Louis XVI.,332.
Lyons,151,167,345.
Maniple of St. Cuthbert,144;in Durham library,364.
Mantle of Demeter,93;of Ajax,103;of Servius Tullius,129;of Alkisthenes,299;of Gisela,323;of King Wiglaf,363-4.
Manu, Code of,314.
Manufactures of Nineveh and Babylon,127;at Lyons,151;of silk,160;at Palermo,161.
Marcus Aurelius,158.
Mark’s, St., Venice,346.
Mary, Queen of Scots,387.
Mary’s, St., Hall, Coventry,250,379.
Melito, Bishop of Sardis, book on Symbolism by,333.
Middle Ages,12,23,42,73,125,137,145,168,183,202,239,242,249,273,307,315.
Mitre at Milan,211;of St. Thomas à Becket,321,369.
Monks of St. Florent, Saumur,242;of Cluny,242;of Fleury,242;in England,249;of St. Alban’s,251.
Monuments,373.
Morris, William,290.
Mosaics,40,300,314;Empress Theodora’s dress figured in,41,93;of Sta. Pudenziana,306,317;early Christian,314;in Sta. Maria Maggiore,117,322.
Mummy-wrappings,21.
Museum, Cluny,247,275,277;at Boulac,56.
Muslin,139.
Mycenæ, tomb of Agamemnon at,19;lion’s gate of,304.
Needle, the first,14,357;bronze, steel,195,213;bone,358.
Nimroud,24.
Nineteenth century, style of,49,339.
Normans,366.
Northumberland House, tapestries at,257.
Nunneries,10.
Opus Alexandrinum,117.
Opus Anglicanum,325,376.
Orange,187.
Order,59.
Oriental work,392.
Orphrey,368-9.
Oudenarde “hallings” or “salles,”252.
Painting,4.
Palermo, silk-weaving at,165,307.
Pall of Alexander,142;at Dunstable,251,378;of London Companies,329,379.
Pamphile silk-weaver,152.
Panels,69,79.
Patchwork,117;appliqué,214,325,392.
Patterns,82-117;wave,62,114;key,63,97;Oriental,84,99;lotus,89,102;animal,93;lily,95;rose,95;palm leaf on shawl,96;sacred hom,99;pine-apple,100;honeysuckle,101;egg and tongue,102;cross,103;crenelated,104;Renaissance,108;cloud,109,338;fundata or netted,109;wheel,110;Moorish,110;Sicilian,111;shell,112;Indian balcony,112;chrysoclavus or palmated,113;wicker and lattice-work,113;bead,114;daisy,114;geometrical,115;German and Venetian books of,206;feather,208;Persian,241;check,270;metal-work,325;Roës, or wheel and plate,336-7;Indian dimity,394.
Peacocks,163,211;feathers,376.
Pearls,332,362,383,389.
Pectineum,235.
Penates,291.
Penelope, bridal couch of,281.
Peplos of Athene,32.
Père Labbé,242.
Persian carpets,23,73,98,132,241,266,271;rugs,94;silks,153.
Perspective,70.
Peter’s, St., Rome,346.