armarium: in Ulpian library, 20; described by Nibby, 37; to contain _codices_, _ibid._; held by jurist Ulpian to be part of the library, _ibid._; description by Pliny of one sunk in wall of a room, 38; on sarcophagus in Museo Nazionale, Rome, with shoemaker at work, _ibid._; on do. in Villa Balestra, Rome, with physician reading, _ibid._; on tomb of Galla Placidia, 39; in Jewish synagogues, _ibid._ note; in Codex Amiatinus, 40, 41; verses composed for his own presses by Isidore, Bp of Seville, 45; called _fenestra_ by Pachomius, 64, 65, _note_; alluded to by S. Benedict, 66; word used for a library by the Cluniacs, 67; placed in charge of precentor, who is called also _armarius_, _ibid._; same provisions in force at Abingdon, 68; at Evesham, 69; word used for a library by the Carthusians, 69; described in Augustinian Customs, 71; what this piece of furniture was, 81-96; the _armarium commune_, 82; this described and figured at Fossa Nuova, _ibid._; Worcester Cathedral, 84; Kirkstall, 85; Meaux, 86; at Titchfield, 87; Durham, 93; book-presses in cloister at Durham and Westminster, 90-94; in France, 94; examples of presses at Bayeux, Obazine, and S. Germain l'Auxerrois, 94-96; supervision of press at S. Augustine's, Canterbury, 99 _armarius_ (who is also Precentor): has charge of library in Cluniac Houses, 67, 73; in Augustinian, 71; provides for borrowing as well as lending books among the Premonstratensians, 72 Arts: books required for course in, at Cambridge, 147 Assisi: library at, catalogued 1381, 73; analysis of this, 206, 207 Assur-bani-pal, King of Nineveh: library in his palace, 2 Astrolabe: in library of Anne de Beaujeu, 303 Athens: notices of ancient libraries at, 5; library built by Hadrian, 6, 16 Attalus, King: note on his stoa at Athens, 11, _note_ Augustine (S.): directions about church library at Hippo, 63 Augustine (S.), Benedictine House at Canterbury: extract from custumary on care of MSS., 76; rules for use of carrells, 99; organisation of library in cloister, _ibid._ Augustinians: rules for books in force among, 71 Augustus: builds libraries in Rome, 12; porticus Octaviae, _ibid._; temple and area of Apollo Palatinus, 14; their organisation, 18 Autun, College d', Paris: library at, 166 Bale, John, laments loss of monastic libraries, 246 Bamberg: chained book from monastery, 159 _banca_ or _bancus_: meaning discussed, 242 Bancroft, Abp, his library brought to Cambridge, 253 Barber Surgeons, Lond.: books in their library chained 1639, 265 Barberini: library in their palace at Rome, 316 Bateman, Will., Bp of Norwich: his library statute for Trinity Hall, 136; division of his library, 144