_Gervase_, historian of Canterbury, quoted, 172. _Gisa_, Bishop of Somersetshire, his quarrel with Earl Harold, 27-29, 165; his birth in Lorraine, 30; increases the revenues of his church, 31; makes his canons follow the rule of Chrodegang, 31-33; his buildings, 33. _Gisa_, his gifts to the canons, 33; his death and burial, 34; his account of the Old-English church, 67. _Glastonbury_, its whole history gathers round the Abbey, 3; permanence of the British Monastery at, 18; its original wooden church, 19, 164; stone church of Dunstan, 24; annexed to Bath by Savaric, 70, 71; formed part of the style of the Bishops, 70, 71; again separated from Bath and Wells, 71; surrenders estates to Jocelin, 71; style of the Early Gothic of the Abbey, 75; cloister of wood, 84; goodness of the stone at, 135; suppression of the Monastery, 147; destroyed by Edward, Duke of Somerset, 149; relation of the Bishops to, 171; antiquity of the foundation, 177; central tower propped as at Wells, 178. _Gloucester Abbey_, vault in, built by the Monks' own hands, 81, 172; west front of, 125. _Gloucester and Bristol_, joint Bishoprick of, 46. _Godele, John_, Dean, his share in repairing the choir, 180. _Godfrey_, Bishop of Bath, his birth in Lower Lorraine, 43; his character, _ib._; he tries to recover the canons' lands, _ib._ _Godwin, Bishop_, his catalogue of Bishops quoted. 28, 56-57, 113-134. _Gower, Bishop_, his works at Saint David's, 179. _Green, Mr. J. R._, quoted, 165, 170, 184. _Grey of Wark_, Lord, preserves Wells Cathedral in Monmouth's rebellion, 4. _Grosmont_, Monmouthshire, state of the church at, 8. _Gunthorpe, John_, Dean, builds the Deanery, 142, 183. _Gwent_, meaning of the name, 17, 164. H. _Haddan, Mr. A. W._, quoted, 173. _Hadrian the Fourth_, Pope, his dispute with the Emperor Frederick, 169. _Harewell, John_, Bishop, his share in building the South-west Tower, 122. _Harold_, Earl, his quarrel with Bishop Gisa, 27, 29, 165; his writ as King to Gisa, 165; Gisa's view of his death, _ib._ _Henry the First_, his charters to John de Villulâ, 36, 37; his opposition to Bishop Godfrey, 43. _Henry the Third_, character of his reign, 105; promotes the illegal election of Bishop Roger, 106; his grant to the Church of Wells, 172. _Henry the Fifth_, suppression of monasteries under, 147. _Henry the Eighth_, character of his reign, 145-147; suppression of monasteries under, 147; enforces the payments of Residentiaries, 175. _Henry of Blois_, Bishop of Winchester, holds the Abbey of Glastonbury with the Bishoprick, 44; helps Bishop Robert in his reforms at Wells, 52.