Eastbury House, i. 314. Eastern civilisation, ii. 305; distinct from Western, 296; its probable course, _ibid._ Eastern Empire, arts of the, ii. 4, 6, 7; Byzantine domes in the, 258. Eaves-courses at Worth Church, ii. 45. Eddington, his work at Winchester, ii. 108. Edgar, King, ii. 33. Edmund, King of East Anglia, ii. 54. Edwin, King of Northumbria, ii. 29. Egypt, ruins of, i. 5; ii. 4; its architecture and arts, 296, 297; one of the earliest seats of mental culture, i. 4, 5; link in the history of architecture, 6; influence of religion on the architecture of, 9, 13. Egyptian, construction, i. 219; bellshaped capitals, ii. 297; architecture, 304. Egyptians, pointed arch foreshadowed in works of the, i. 66; germ of the Corinthian capital found in the works of the, 133. Eleanor crosses, i. 140, 314. Eleanor of Guienne, tomb of, ii. 275. Eleanor, queen of Louis VII., i. 92. Eleanor, Queen, tomb of, and iron grille over, i. 180, 311. Eleventh century works in England, i. 40. Elgin Cathedral, i. 201. Elizabethan balusters, ii. 37. Ellipse in vaulting, i. 241; ii. 163, 172. Elphege, St., Bishop of Winchester, ii. 34, 104. Eltham Hall, i. 31; ii. 324; tracery, i. 277, 314; oriel, ii. 213. Ely Cathedral, ii. 33, 108; western tower, erected by Bishop Ridel, i. 111; galilee, 126, 127, 139, 144, 167, 189; ii. 151; east end windows, i. 160; eastern bays and front, 190; transepts, double aisles, ii. 89, 105, 110; Abbot Symeon’s work, 108; transept piers, 111; nave piers, _ibid._; triforium piers, 112; transept at the west end, _ibid._; central tower, _ibid._; vaulting of the presbytery, 209; lierne vaulting, 213. Ely, monastery at, ii. 33. Ely Place Chapel (St. Etheldreda’s), Holborn, i. 140, 181, 276, 287, 314. Embroidery, i. 22, 34, 203, 329; ii. 21, 59, 60. Enamel work, i. 20, 22, 34, 203, 271. Enclosing arches, i. 161. English style, ii. 134. Englishman, William the, i. 112, 113, 155. Engraving, seal, i. 204. Entablature, portion of, retained between column and springing of arch, i. 227. Epée, Guillaume Longue, i. 45. Estrias, D’, work at Canterbury, i. 276. Ethelred and Emma, parents of King Edward the Confessor, ii. 67, 114. Etheldreda, St., Ely Place, Holborn, chapel of, i. 140, 181, 276, 287, 314. Etruria, buildings of ancient, ii. 9; walls of, 301. Euphrates, banks of the, part source of our civilisation and art, ii. 296. Eustacious, Bishop, i. 127. Evremont, St., at Creil, i. 97. Exeter Cathedral, Decorated work at, i. 289. F Fan-vaulting, square on plan, ii. 217; oblong on plan, 219; King’s College Chapel, _ibid._; cloisters, Gloucester, _ibid._; St. George’s, Windsor, 220; Henry VII.’s chapel, Westminster, 220, 222; Sherborne Minster, Bath Abbey, 220; Christ Church, Oxford, 221; construction of, compared with the earliest specimens of vaulting, _ibid._ Farne, island of, ii. 21.