Lindisfarne, groining to the central space, ii. 88, 129; bays at, 126. Lindisfarne, island of, ii. 30. Lindsey, bishops of, ii. 50. Lintels, wooden, ii. 43. Llandaff Cathedral, i. 202; west windows, 160. Lombard cities, i. 21. Lombardic traditions in Italian pointed architecture, i. 142. Lombardy, architecture of, i. 40, 41, 45, 337; ii. 306; domestic brick architecture of, 271. London, study of architecture in, i. 30; cathedral of, ii. 27, 29, 114, 280-289. London, Tower of, chapel in the, i. 313; ii. 88, 93, 116, 120, 130, 135, 162, 324; apsidal aisle, 165, 183; semi-dome of apse, 277. Long and short work, ii. 36, 44, 45, 49, 52. Lorsch, church at, ii. 12. Losinga, Bishop Herbert de, ii. 116. Louis VII. of France, i. 92. Louis, St., works of, i. 141. Lubeck brick houses, i. 21. Luc, St. d’Esserent, abbey church of, i. 326. Lucy, Bishop de, i. 127, 128. Luda, Bishop de, tomb of, i. 140, 184; chapel built by, 181. Lyminge, church at, ii. 44 (_footnote_). Lyons Cathedral, i. 98. Lysicrates, Choragic monument to, i. 81; ii. 7. M Magdeburg, east end, i. 129. Mahometan, architecture, i. 8, 337; invasions, 11; ii. 7; conquest of Syria, i. 336; styles, ii. 8; domical structures, 268, 277, 288. Maine, i. 75. Malcolm, King of Scotland, ii. 125. Malling, Keep of St. Leonard’s, near, ii. 116. Malmesbury, William of, account of King Edward’s church at Westminster, ii. 68, 115. Malmesbury Abbey, doorways at, ii. 149. Malton, Old, church at, i. 109. Manor-houses, i. 21. Mans, Le, i. 141; tracery at, 162, 326. Manuscripts, illuminated, i. 203, 327. Marathon, plain of, ii. 22. Marbles, Italian, i. 142. Marburg, treasuries at, i. 329. Margaret, Queen of Malcolm, King of Scotland, ii. 125. Mark, St., ii. 264. Mark’s, St., Venice, i. 44, 82, 180, 337; ii. 144, 257, 264, 271, 273, 278, 285, 306. Martin’s, St., in the Fields, London, Welsh groins, ii. 173. Martin’s, St., Cologne, i. 120. Martin, St., church of, at Canterbury, founded by St. Augustine, ii. 27, 65; gallery across transepts, 66; apsidal chapel, _ibid._ Mary’s, St., Abbey, York, i. 108, 140, 164, 200, 288; square abacus, 303, 343; ii. 147. Mary’s, St., at Gowts, Lincoln, church of, ii. 72. Maurice, Bishop, ii. 114. Maxentius, basilica of, i. 52; ii. 282. Mayence Cathedral, i. 43; ii. 144. Mediæval, architecture, equally classic with the architecture, of the ancient world, i. 3; its study, 3, 34, 50; its claims, 4; the termination of the history of original and genuine architecture, 8; in France, Germany, and Italy, 33, 204; not produced by chance, 64; in Italy, 205; classification of styles, 138; art, ii. 7, 302; buildings, early and late, 297. Mellitus, ii. 29; founder of St. Paul’s, London, 114. Merlin, ii. 14. Merton Chapel, Oxford, i. 287. Mesopotamia, one of the earliest seats of mental culture, i. 5.