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Lectures on the rise and development of medieval architecture; vol. 2Scott, George Gilbert, Sir

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Lectures on the rise and development of medieval architecture; vol. 2

Name: Lectures on the rise and development of medieval architecture; vol. 2
Author: Scott, George Gilbert, Sir

Scott, George Gilbert, Sir

Architecture, Gothic; Architecture, Medieval

Proportion, in columns, etc., i. 49;
  rejection of fixed rules in, 230;
  arbitrary rules of, ii. 178.

Provence, architecture of, i. 44, 45.

Pudsey, Bishop, i. 106, 120.

Pugin, his “Contrasts,” “True Principles of
    Pointed or Christian Architecture,” and “Apology,” ii. 319.

Puy, Le, architecture at, i. 99.

Pyramids, ii. 4, 297.


Q

Quenqueville, church of, Normandy, ii. 12.

Quentin, St., angular abacus at, i. 156.

Quoins in Anglo-Saxon work, ii. 36, 43.


R

Ramsey Abbey, ii. 33.

Ravenna, Byzantine, i. 40;
  ii. 259, 261;
  baptistery at, 238, 239, 249, 259;
  church of SS. Nesario and Celso, 242.

Recessed orders, ii. 37, 75-77, 101.

Regulus, St., at St. Andrews, church of, ii. 24.

Religion, influence of, on architecture, i. 9, 49.

Remigius, work of, at Lincoln, i. 303;
  ii. 94.

Renaissance, the, ii. 279;
  completion of the dome of the cathedral at Florence during the, 288;
  early architects of the, 314.

Renaissance, Gothic, i. 347;
  ii. 317-328.

Repair of ancient buildings, i. 363.

Rere-arches, i. 281 _et seq._

Reredos, Westminster Abbey, i. 181.

Restoration of ancient buildings, i. 363-365;
  in the days of Canute, ii. 35.

“Revival of Letters,” ii. 293.

Revival, works of the, merit of, i. 2;
  of mediæval architecture, 3;
  of styles, 208, 340, 346;
  traditional phase in the, 346;
  to be distinctly English, 351.

Rheims, St. Remi, i. 103.

Rheims Cathedral, i. 18, 21, 141, 326;
  apsidal columns, 155;
  sculpture at, ii. 312.

Rhineland, i. 45.

Ribs, groin, i. 59, 238, 246, 274, 344;
  introduction of diagonal, 239.

Ribs in vaulting, ii. 80, 177, 191-193, 207-209, 192, 193, 207, 216, 217.

Richard Cœur de Lion, tomb of, ii. 275.

Richard le Bon, ii. 67.

Ridel, Bishop, i. 111.

Rims; see Orders.

Ripon Cathedral, i. 200;
  Roger’s Choir, 109;
  capitals, 123;
  St. Wilfrid’s church at, ii. 31;
  crypt, 32.

Rivaulx Abbey, i. 122, 201, 286.

Roche Abbey, i. 109.

Rochester Cathedral, ii.   27, 29, 116;
  triforium of, 66;
  Gundulph, bishop of, 116;
  Castle, 116;
  Keep at, 135.

Roger, Bishop, i. 108, 109, 120.

Rollo, i. 44.

Roman brick, ii. 37, 40, 41, 44, 52;
  at St. Alban’s, 75;
  from Verulam, 97;
  and tiles, 102.

Roman, construction, i. 219;
  old, manner of building, ii. 5, 9, 35;
  vaulting, 156;
  baths, 180;
  in Britain,   13;
  Pharos, Castle-hill, Dover, 43;
  architecture, 137, 138, 145.

Romane; see Romanesque.

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Lectures on the rise and development of medieval architecture; vol. 2Scott, George Gilbert, Sir

History

Lectures on the rise and development of medieval architecture; vol. 2

Scott, George Gilbert, Sir

Architecture, Gothic; Architecture, Medieval

Proportion, in columns, etc., i. 49;
  rejection of fixed rules in, 230;
  arbitrary rules of, ii. 178.

Provence, architecture of, i. 44, 45.

Pudsey, Bishop, i. 106, 120.

Pugin, his “Contrasts,” “True Principles of
    Pointed or Christian Architecture,” and “Apology,” ii. 319.

Puy, Le, architecture at, i. 99.

Pyramids, ii. 4, 297.


Q

Quenqueville, church of, Normandy, ii. 12.

Quentin, St., angular abacus at, i. 156.

Quoins in Anglo-Saxon work, ii. 36, 43.


R

Ramsey Abbey, ii. 33.

Ravenna, Byzantine, i. 40;
  ii. 259, 261;
  baptistery at, 238, 239, 249, 259;
  church of SS. Nesario and Celso, 242.

Recessed orders, ii. 37, 75-77, 101.

Regulus, St., at St. Andrews, church of, ii. 24.

Religion, influence of, on architecture, i. 9, 49.

Remigius, work of, at Lincoln, i. 303;
  ii. 94.

Renaissance, the, ii. 279;
  completion of the dome of the cathedral at Florence during the, 288;
  early architects of the, 314.

Renaissance, Gothic, i. 347;
  ii. 317-328.

Repair of ancient buildings, i. 363.

Rere-arches, i. 281 _et seq._

Reredos, Westminster Abbey, i. 181.

Restoration of ancient buildings, i. 363-365;
  in the days of Canute, ii. 35.

“Revival of Letters,” ii. 293.

Revival, works of the, merit of, i. 2;
  of mediæval architecture, 3;
  of styles, 208, 340, 346;
  traditional phase in the, 346;
  to be distinctly English, 351.

Rheims, St. Remi, i. 103.

Rheims Cathedral, i. 18, 21, 141, 326;
  apsidal columns, 155;
  sculpture at, ii. 312.

Rhineland, i. 45.

Ribs, groin, i. 59, 238, 246, 274, 344;
  introduction of diagonal, 239.

Ribs in vaulting, ii. 80, 177, 191-193, 207-209, 192, 193, 207, 216, 217.

Richard Cœur de Lion, tomb of, ii. 275.

Richard le Bon, ii. 67.

Ridel, Bishop, i. 111.

Rims; see Orders.

Ripon Cathedral, i. 200;
  Roger’s Choir, 109;
  capitals, 123;
  St. Wilfrid’s church at, ii. 31;
  crypt, 32.

Rivaulx Abbey, i. 122, 201, 286.

Roche Abbey, i. 109.

Rochester Cathedral, ii.   27, 29, 116;
  triforium of, 66;
  Gundulph, bishop of, 116;
  Castle, 116;
  Keep at, 135.

Roger, Bishop, i. 108, 109, 120.

Rollo, i. 44.

Roman brick, ii. 37, 40, 41, 44, 52;
  at St. Alban’s, 75;
  from Verulam, 97;
  and tiles, 102.

Roman, construction, i. 219;
  old, manner of building, ii. 5, 9, 35;
  vaulting, 156;
  baths, 180;
  in Britain,   13;
  Pharos, Castle-hill, Dover, 43;
  architecture, 137, 138, 145.

Romane; see Romanesque.

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