Samit, 10, 19
„ explained, 24
Sandal, explained, 27
„ of bishops, 109
Saracenic textiles, 46, 58, 99
Sarcenet, explained, 28
Satin, not unknown in middle ages, 29
„ early names, 29
Sicilian textiles, 54
„ three styles, 54
Silk, 8
„ unknown in ancient Egypt, 8
„ in South Italy, 11th century, 10
Silk, its use at first condemned for garments at Rome, 8
Silver, woven into webs, 21
Skins, employed for clothing, 1
Snood, of the Anglo-saxons, 12
Spangles, how anciently used, 92
Spindle tree, 2
Spinning, ancient daily work of women, 2
Stauracin, origin of name, 36
Stragulatæ, explained, 39
Street hangings, 43
Subsericum, explained, 25
Syndon, explained, 28
Syon Cope, peculiar work, 83
„ its historical value, 105
Syrian textiles, 52
Taffeta, explained, 28
Tapestry, 95
„ Egyptian and Jewish, 95
„ English at Coventry and in Cornwall, 96
„ two kinds of frame, 97
„ of the Spanish armada, 100
„ imitated, 101
Tars, cloth of, probably cashmere, 31
„ „ 76
Textile, meaning of the term, 1
„ the value of collections, 104, &c.
Tiraz, of an Arab palace, 45
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