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258 ALPHABETICAL INDEX. Bury St. Edmund's, Xorman Chester, St. John's, bay of toêr, 31." Moyses' Hall, 82. choir*,29 ; Cathedral, toothornament, 108. Buttress*, Norman, 66. " Early " English*, 117. Decorated*, Chesterton, Oxon, Decorated 103. " Perpendicular,flying*, sedilia,165. 211. Chipping-Camden Church, 184. Christchurch, Hants, nave and Caen, abbey churclies, 21. " St. Stephen's,Norman clere- transepts,34; Priory,82. storey windows, 44. Clack Abbey, timber roof, 168. Canterbury, work of Ernulf,32 ; Clere-storey, windows of, 147; records, .84 ; Norman capital*, tlie French for clear-storey^ crypt, 37 ; arcade of intersecting Decorated, 190 ; arches*, 48; Norman Perpendicular,198. capitals*,53 ; Norman Colchester,St.Botolph'sChurch, base*,54; triforium arcade*, 36. 75 ; and moldings*, transitional, Colleges of choir* 81; monastic buildings, 82 ; Early English bases , 103 ; Decorated diaper-work, Colouring of ornaments, common 101 ; transepts,184. in mediaeval Gothic, Capitals*,Norman, 53. " Early. English, 101. " Decorated, 153. " Perpendicular,193. Carnarvon arch, 88. Cassington, Oxon, - ground plan*, 39 ; Norman chancel and vault, 07 ; tower and spire*,09; corbel*,61. Castle Ashby, Northants, 52. Castor Church, Northants, rich Norman, 32. Ceilings,Decorated, 169. Change from Early English to Decorated, 126. from Decorated to Per- 175. Charlton-on-Otmoor, east 183. Cheltenham, circular window at, 148. 189. 160. of Oxford and Cambridge, chieflyPerpendicular, Corbel -tables, Norman, 60; Early Enghsh, 122. Cowley Church*, Oxon, Early EngUsh, 94. Cranford St. John, gablecross*, 115. Crick, Northants, Decorated doorway*, 134. Crockets*, York Cathedral, 114. Crosses on gables, 115. of Queen Eleanor, 130. at Geddington, 131. Cuddesdon, Oxon, Norman doorway*pendicular, 41; dripstone, 80; moldings, 81. "window*, Cusp*, Eaunds, 115. Dartford, doorway*, 13. Dartington Hall, Devon, 115. Debased Gothic of Oxford, 219.
" refectory, ALPHABETICAL INDEX. 259 Decorated buildings, general appearance, 174. Decorated style, geometrical and flowing, as sub-divisions, 128,131; windows, geometrical, 138; tracery,ib.; diaperwork*, 161 ; buttresses*, 162 ; piscinas*,167 ; towers*, 171 ; fronts, 173. Deerhurst, tower at, 64. Domestic buildings of twelfth century, rare, 82. Donnington Castle, Berks, 184. Doorways, Perpendicular,199. Dorchester*, Oxon, 55; Decorated doorway*, 135; window*, 136; ball-flower*,157. Dover, St. Martin's priory,1131, 32. Dripstone*, Perpendicularter- of, 200. Dundry, Bristol,tower*, 203. Dsn stable priory,Bedfordshire, mination Norman, 34. Dm-ham, choir and transepts, Wilham II.,34; nave, Henry I.,36 ; flyingbuttresses, 118 ; nine altars, Early English, 124. Early English Style,83; doorways, 88; porches,92 ; windows*, 94; arches,98; pillars, Early English,vaults have ribs, 109; sometimes of wood, as in York Minster, Warmington, and cloisters,Lincoln, 110; crockets*,114; gablecrosses*, 115 ; buttresses have very bold projection*,116 ; fronts, 118; towers*, 120; corbeltables*, 122 ; tooth - ornament*, 123; type, 124, Edington Chmch, Wilts, change cular, from Decorated to Perpendi- Fairford,Gloucestershire, painted clustered, detached shafts, glass,198. 100; foliage, difl'ers from Fan-tracery vaulting, pecuUarhj Norman, ib. ; in capitals it English, 204. gives a peculiar and distinctive Farnham Castle,Norman hall, character,ib. ; capitals*, 82. 101 ; bases*, 103 ; abacus*, Finedon, Decorated window*, 105; moldings,ib. 141. 181. Edwardian stjde șecond Gothic or Decorated, 132. Eleanor, Queen, crosses, 130. at Geddington, Decorated niches*, 127. Elizabethan mixture of styles, 220. 189. Evesham, Elsfield Church*, Oxon, 119. Ely, presbytery,Early English, 124 ; lantern. Decorated, 174. Enford, Wilts, Decorated piscina*, 167. Eton College, built of brick, Worcestershire,Perpendicula tower, 188. Exeter Cathedral,windows, 138 ; pUlar*, 152; altered from Norman to Decorated, 177.
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