3. Punto in aria--of which all later needle-point laces are varieties. _See_ Plates 31 and 32. The three chief ways of making bobbin-lace, "Trine a fuselli," are: 1. A tape, sometimes plain, sometimes ornamented, is made on the pillow. This tape is placed and arranged as wished and joined up on the pillow, but it is not cut or finished off, but continues to form the pattern until the lace is completed. _See_ Plates 83 and 84. 2. Complete sprays or patterns are made on the pillow and finished off; these are afterwards joined by brides or by a réseau. _See_ Plates 90 and 91. 3. The bobbins first used, continue and complete both pattern and ground of the whole length of the lace. _See_ Plate 97. I here give a Glossary, the result of inquiries tabulated during a stay in Italy some years ago. I cannot find any authoritative translation of the technical terms used to describe ancient lace, so I give my interpretations for what they are worth. GLOSSARY À JOURS or MODES _See_ Fillings. ALB The long linen robe (worn under the chasuble by priests at the altar) which is sometimes enriched with a border of lace, as well as with lace on the cuffs. APPLIQUÉ When the ornamentation made separately is fixed and sewn by hand to a complete ground of bobbin or machine-made net. ARGENTELLA A name given sometimes to lace made with either fillings or a complete background of the réseau called rosacé. This very pretty work occurs in both Venetian and French needle-point of the eighteenth century. (_See_ Plate 60.) But it is a mistake to use the word as denoting a distinct make of lace. AVORIO _Ivory._ _See_ PUNTI. BOBBIN-MADE LACE _See_ PILLOW-LACE. BONE POINT _See_ CORDONNET. This term was also applied to early bobbin-made lace made in England with bone bobbins. BRIDES, or BARS Ties or loops between the edges of details, forming the pattern, and connecting them together. Brides are often adorned with picots, or little knots, and are then called brides picotées, when they have no picots they are brides claires. Brides occur both in needlepoint and in bobbin-made lace. BUTTON-HOLE STITCH _See_ PUNTO A FESTONE. BURATTO Lacis, with a twisted instead of a knotted foundation. CLOTHING _See also_ FOND and TOILÉ.