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INDEXAbingdon, Saxon abbey at, n. 202Acca, Cross of Bishop, n. 197, 198Agen, II. 85Agnellus of Ravenna, I. 149Aix-la-Chapelle, I. 256, 258 ; II. i, 33Albigenses, Persecution of the, II.82, 87II. 81Amiens,Ancona, I. 257Andernach, II. 20, 25Angers, II. 42, 50AngoulSme, I. 241 ;IL 38, 41, 47, 48,So, 57, 84Apse, in Saxon churches, n. 199;in Norman churches, II. 209, 252 ;the German double, n, 9,10; defectsof, n. 1 1 ; double apse inEngland, u. 202Aqui tain e, Architecture in, II. 34, 169,259Arian art at Ravenna, I. 165Arbe,I. 268Arch, its use in earliest time, I. 6;the predominant element in Romanarchitecture, I. 9Aries, I. 28, 32 ;n. 1 8, 29, 66-68, 80,103, 162, 261 ; kingdom of, 11.62-67Arnolfo del Cambio, I. 134, 249AtriumjatlS. Sophia, 1.93; at S. Irene,I.109; at Ravenna, I. 155, 177 ;atParenzo, I. 183 at ; Milan, 1. 262 jinGermany, n. 18,- in France, II. 31Autharis, king of Lombardy, r. 214Autun, II. 84, 99, 1 08; S. Jean, n. 112Auvergne, II. 28, 127 :peculiarities ofarchitecture, II. 129, 130, 149, 169Avallon, IL 105Avignon, n. 63Baldacchino, I. 209Balusters, the Saxon, n. 186, 194, 230Barbarian settlements in Italy, I.145,161, 228 ; in France, n. 28, 90*147Barfreston, n. 246Barnack, II. 190, 193Barrel vaulting, n. 3, 51, 52, 56, 108,129, 133 j prevents a clerestory, n.100, 130Barton-on-Humbcr, n. 190, 191Basilica, the Roman, I. 16; themodel for early Christian churches,I.23Basilican plan, its simplicity and itsunprogressiveness, I, 18, 24, 205,206 ; prevalence in Italy, L 205 ;II.258 ;in France, II. 33, 63 ;inGermany, II. 8; in England, n.199Bath, Roman Thermae at, n. 178;abbe)'', II. 208, 254Bathos of Art in Italy in 8th century,i. 226Beauvais, the Basse CEuvre, n. 161Bede, the Venerable, II. 183, 227Bedford, capital at, n. 245Bema, I. 46Benedictine rule, n. 93Bergamo, I. 251, 271, 272Bernard, S., IL 96, 98, 164 ;his attackon luxury and architectural ornament,II. 96, 107, 108, 250Bethlehem, Constantino's church at,i.24Bewcastle, cross at, n. 196Biscop Benedict, his buildings, IL181, 183, 198, 202Bishops, French, their struggles withregulars, n. 171Bitton, IL 187Boppart, ii. 25Borgo, S. Donnino, I. 269, 273Boscherville, S. Georges de, n* 152,217, 250Brantdme, u. 141, 142Brioude, n. 127, 135Britain, Roman, n. 173Burgundians, the, n. 90