Conventional foliage, i. 25, 355. Corbels, sculptured, carrying diagonal ribs, ii. 177. Corinthian, ii. 299; temples, 302. Corinthian capital, foreshadowed in works of the Egyptians, i. 133; ii. 298; reminiscences of, in Norman, 85, 94; in early arched styles, 140; with an added impost, 141; latest type of, in Grecian architecture, 298. Corinthianesque, type of foliage in Romanesque, i. 77; capitals from St. Denis, 79; carving, 80, 84; capitals, 132. Cormac, St., at Cashel, chapel of, ii. 23. Cornices, i. 165, 256. Cornwall, ii. 13. Corona at Hildesheim, i. 43. Corridors in early vaulting, ii. 154, 155. Couchaud’s “Byzantine Churches in Greece,” ii. 258. Coucy, Château de, i. 326. Coutance, i. 141. Coventry, timber street fronts, i. 21. Creil, St. Evremont, i. 97, 326. Crockets, i. 153. Crosby Hall, tracery, i. 277; oriel, ii. 213. Cross, St., near Winchester, i. 111, 308; round-topped windows used with the pointed arch in aisle vaulting, 66; ii. 181; triforium, i. 120; compared with Sens, 125; moulded vaulting ribs, ii. 194. Crosses, Irish, ii. 22, 25, 26; Anglo-Saxon, 57. Crouchback, tomb of, i. 140, 311. Crowland Abbey, i. 194. Croydon Palace, i. 314. Croyland, ii. 33. Crusaders, i. 142; buildings in the East, ii. 7. Crusades, i. 67, 204. Crypt, at St. Denis, i. 80, 91; at Trinity Chapel, Canterbury, 155, 157; overground at St. Etheldreda’s, Holborn, 182; at Canterbury, ii. 29, 65, 158; York, 29; Lastingham, 30, 51; Hexham, 31; Ripon, 32; Winchester, 34, 107; Brixworth, 40; Wing, 50; Repton, 51; Gloucester, 121; Worcester, 122; Caen, 157; Durham, 159; St. Stephen’s, Westminster, 197, 212; Glasgow, 200; Bourges, 203. Cubicula or oratories at Brixworth, ii. 40. Cuthbert, St., ii. 21, 28, 123. Cyclopean walls, ii. 9. D Danes, ravages of, ii. 3, 26, 33, 50, 58. Darlington Church, i. 107. David’s, St., Cathedral, i. 116, 117; capitals, 118; pointed groining in the transitional work, ii. 181. Decorated style, i. 343, 347. Decoration, to subdivided arches, i. 48; a system of, 49; painted, 203, 361; constructive parts, sources of, 259; wall, 327; Italian, 353. Deerhurst, remains of Anglo-Saxon work, ii. 36, 58. Denis, St., i. 77, 88, 105, 319; eastern part rebuilt by Sugar, 78; apsidal chapels, 79; north transept, 80; compared with St. Germain des Près, 91; Byzantine carving, 98; crypt, 80. Diagonal ribs a source of decoration, ii. 171. Diocletian, Baths of, i. 52, 234, 273; persecution, ii. 95. Doge’s palace, chapel of the; see St. Mark’s, Venice.