Iconoclast fanatics, 44
Identification of consular diptychs, 26
Importance of works in ivory, 22
Improvement in art after seventh century, 45
Ivory, African and Asiatic, 3
” its characteristics, 1
” mode of softening, 4
” much employed in 14th century, 114
” variations of colour, 5
Jehan Nicolle, 117
Jewish ivories, 13
Jupiter, at Olympia, 19
Ladies riding, 75
Legends on consular diptych, coloured red, 26
List of consular diptychs, 28
Lycoris, described, 34
Mammoth ivory, 2
Manumission of slaves, 25
Marriage caskets, 64
Meyer collection, 120
“Meyne,” its meaning, 79
Minerva, of the Parthenon, 18
Mirrors, 71
” in illuminations, 73
Moorish ivories, 118
Morris dancers, 68
Nineveh ivories restored, 6
Oliphant, explained, 113
Open-work in ivory, 63
” other examples, 115
Pastoral staff, with inscription, 88
” not used by the Pope, 89
” of great rarity, 90
” of St. Bernard, ordered in Sarum pontifical, 89
” of wood, 87
Pausanias, account of Greek statues, 17, 18
” believed ivory to be horn, 19
Pax inscriptions, 93
” inventories, 93
” late use in England, 94
” ordered in Sarum missal, 91
” its use, 91
” why disused, 93
” of wood, 93
Pietà, of Michael Angelo, 103
” in British museum, 102
Plaques of ivory, large size, 3
” not originally diptychs, 42
Prehistoric ivories, 6
Pugillares, 109
Pyx, in inventories, 57
” of St. Mennas, 60
” various uses, 60
Ravenna chair, 41
Retable of Poissy, 65
Roman ivories, 21
” ivory sculptors exempt from certain obligations, 21
Romance of the Rose, 63
” subjects, 62
Seals in British Museum, 111
” illustrating statuettes, 98
Serpent, as an emblem, 85
Shrine, explained, 51
” in illuminations, 99
Siege of the Castle of Love, 74
Spanish ivories, 118
Statuette, coloured, 105
Statuette in inventories, 100
” the largest known, 101
” opening on hinges, 100
” under canopies, 98
” very fine examples, 97
Style of English art, 116
“Symmachorvm,” the omitted word, 35
Tabernacles, at Lincoln, 99
Tables explained, 111
Tablets of Moutier, 34
” of Sens, 32
” for writing on, 109
“Tan-tabl,” its meaning, 81
Tau, explained, 84
” rarity, 85
Toreutic, its meaning, 17
Triptychs explained, 51
” in illuminations, 99
” mentioned by Anastasius, 51
Tusks, size and weight, 4
Veroli casket, probable date, 55
Volute, with double subject, 87
Webb collection, 121
Whip-handles, 96
CHARLES DICKENS AND EVANS,
CRYSTAL PALACE PRESS.
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