Flemish textiles, 66 Florence, her silks and velvets, 63 „ specimens at South Kensington, 63 „ cut-work, 88 French silks, 68 Frontal, at Westminster, 90 Fustian, known in 13th century, 31 „ originally from Egypt, 73 „ woven at Naples, 74 Fygury, silks so called, 34 Gammadion, explained, 36 Garland, an Englishman, 11 Gems, etc., sewn on textiles, 89 Genoa, her silks, 59 „ specimens at South Kensington, 60 Gilding, used for textiles, 21 Gloves, embroidered, 111 Gold, used in weaving, 15 „ cloths made of gold alone, 16, 17 „ see “copper” Greek monks, first bring silkworms, 9 Haconbie church vestments, 67 Hebrew word used improperly for silk, 7 „ embroidery, 79 Heliogabalus, first wore whole-silk, 9 Hemp, native home, 3 Heraldic charges on Sicilian silk, 56 Herod, his dress of woven silver, 22 Holosericum, explained, 24 Honorius, his wife’s robe, 16 Hullings, _i.e._ hangings, 46, 66 Imperial, a rich silk, 39 „ meaning of the name, 40 Indian, ancient splendour of dress, 15 „ textiles, 50 Italy, northern, mediæval silks, 58 Irish cloth, in King John’s time, 66 King Henry the third orders cloth of Areste, 74 „ Edward the second orders English embroidery, 85 „ Richard the second, gifts to Haverford castle, 90 Lama d’oro of Italy, 15