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INDEX 285Valence, n. 112, 162, 163Variety of English churches, n. 255Vnsuri on Gothic architecture, li.261Vaults, mode of building withoutcentering, * 36; German, n. 25;French barrel, n, 65, 99, 108;Byzantines H. 66; cross vaulting,n, ioo, 108; its influence on architecture,n. 267Venetian dentil, I.238Venice, attachment to Eastern Empire,I. 229; early government, I.230; S. Mark's, i. 50, 53, 230, 240;** S^i S^; imitated at Perigueux,II. 36, 51; peculiarity of Venetianarchitecture, L 229, 238, 239 ; Fondacodel Turehi, i. 235, 238, 239;her commerce, I. 240; colony atLimoges, I. 241; n. 37Vcrccili, i, 267Verona, I. 271, 273Wzelay, n* 98, 131, 169, 170Vienna, n II.Vicnno, IL ^*S, 1 14Vignorv, U. ^4Viollet-Ie-Duo, hi.s iemarks> on KailyFrench jin-hitecture, n. 32, 265Viterbo, i. 225Waltham, n. 81Wnrburton, Eliot, his remarks on S.I.Sophia, 100Wells, il. ir, 255, 256Westminster Abbey,I. 208; II. 85,205Wilfrid, his buildings,II. 181, 183,198, 20 1, 202William of Volplane, II. 119, 121, 154Winchester, I. 243; n. 27, Si, 154,208, 213; capital from, u. 246, 247Window slabs, pierced, II.192Wittering, II. 190, 199, 200Women, their place in Greek church,I.47, sea GynaeconitisWord well, door-head, n. 242Worms, i. 251; n. 9, 10, 12, 15;the Jews 3 Synagogue, II. 14Worth, II. 177, 199, 200Wykeham, William of, II. 167Wynford, William, n. 167York, early churches at, n. 180, 181Xam, I. 241, 250, 257, 268; n. 258,263Zig-zag ornament, I. 222; n. 228,240, 242, 256"rRVN 7 mTy"jOHN CLAY, M,A. AT THE UNIVERSITY PRKSS