Alfred, King of England, 849-899; Enamel and enameling; Great Britain -- History -- Alfred, 871-899
Our Chief Problem is ‘A figure hard to characterize’ 61
Division of this Chapter 62
Enamelling as an artistic industry _id._
Enamel _cloisonnée_ 63
Chief extant specimens according to M. Labarte 64 ff.
The Enamelled Ouche of Mr. Roach Smith 68
Enamel _champlevée_ _id._
Obscurity of the history of enamelling 69
Philostratus 70
Enamelled horse-gear 71
The Symbolism of the _icuncula_ and its Source 74
The _Book of Kells_ 76 f.
Relations of Alfred with Irish travellers 78
The Tufa 79
Evidence for the Enamel’s being an insular product 80
Allegorical engraving on the back-plate 81
Dualistic theory of Sir Francis Palgrave 83
The brothers John and Philip Duncan 84
Unity of thought in the Jewel 86
Alfred’s Epilogue to his _Pastoralis_ 87 ff.
Summary of this Chapter 90
CHAPTER VIII
ALFRED IN SOMERSET BEYOND PEDRIDA 92–132
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