Greece, civilisation and art of, i. 5, 6; influence of religion on the architecture of, 9, 13; windows of ancient, 250; trabeated style of, ii. 5, 137; buildings of ancient, 9, 299; special features in, for our study, 302, 303; architecture of, revived into our own country, 315. Greek churches, domes of the later, ii. 257. Greek, orders, as found in the early architecture of Rome, i. 45; element merely decorative during the later Roman period, 47; construction, 219; resemblance of Gothic mouldings to Greek, 249; Greek art the parent of Gothic sculpture, 336; sculpture, 356; vases, 360; remains, ii. 6; figure-sculpture, 301, 302. Greensted, Essex, chapel at, ii. 56. Greenwell, Canon, ii. 57. Groined vaults, i. 49, 52, 56, 238, 327; ii. 79, 80, 87, 149, 155-160, 162, 172, 247; square, with semicircular arches, i. 240; with pointed arches, 241; ii. 180; oblong, i. 241; names of the parts of, ii. 182. Groin-ribs, i. 59, 238. Grostete, Bishop, of Lincoln, i. 196. Gundulph, monk of the abbey of Bec, ii. 116. Gurth, ii. 59. H Halberstadt, western façade, i. 129; treasury, 329. Hamburg, church at, i. 99. Hampton Court, i. 31, 314. Harold’s, Earl, church at Waltham, ii. 68. Harold, King, ii. 59, 124. Headingham Keep, ii. 135. Henry II., i. 92; tomb of, ii. 275. Henry III., effigy of, i. 180. Henry VII.’s chapel, Westminster Abbey, i. 312; ii. 220-227, 311. Heptarchy, the, ii. 3. Heraldry, study of, i. 335. Hereford Cathedral, i. 202; ii. 123; capitals in eastern chapel, i. 118. Hereward, ii. 59. Hexham Abbey, i. 122, 201; ii. 31. Hildesheim, schools of art and science at, i. 42; St. Michael’s, 43; ii. 100; treasuries at, i. 328. Hindoo architecture, i. 8. Holy Land, ii. 8. Holyrood Chapel, i. 201. Honorius, Emperor, ii. 13. Hood-moulds, ii. 140. Hôtel Dieu; see St. Julien le Pauvre, Paris. Howden, cornices at, i. 165. Hugh, Bishop, i. 126, 195, 196; work of, at Lincoln, 303. Huns, incursions of, i. 11, 40. Hythe church, i. 201. I Illuminated, manuscripts, i. 34, 43; ii. 21, 59; books, Saxon, 36; painting, 60, 308. Imposts, i. 224; ii. 76, 77, 80, 84, 102, 156; added to Corinthian capitals, i. 227; moulded, ii. 139; to capitals, 140; to piers, 142. Ina, ii. 59. India, architecture of, i. 13. Inlaying, i. 205. Iona, monastery at, ii. 21; crosses, 26. Ionic, ii. 299; temples, 302. Ireland, ii. 12-14; early remains in, 14, 16; early churches of, 17, 20. Irene, St., at Constantinople, ii. 255. Irish crosses, ii. 22, 25, 26. Iron-work, i. 20, 22; of west doors at Nôtre Dame, 322; study of, 345, 362. Isabel of Angoulême, tomb of, 275. Issoire, Nôtre Dame du Pont, Clermont, i. 91. Italy, i. 33, 142; architecture in south, 48; street palaces of, 148, 205; early churches of, ii. 36; campaniles of, 38; lessons from, used by the Anglo-Saxons, 60; pendentive domes in, 245. Ivory carving, i. 22, 34, 203. J