Bayeux, Cathedral: press called _Le Chartrier_ described and figured, 94; library at, 125 Beaulieu, Cistercian Abbey: book-room, 86; book-recesses in wall of cloister, 89 Benedict (S.): passage in his Rule respecting study, 66 Benedictines: decrees given to English monks of the Order by Abp Lanfranc, 67; customs in force at S. Benoit-sur-Loire, 68, _note_; at Abingdon, Berks, _ibid._; at Evesham, Worcestershire, 69; their books bestowed in wooden presses, 84; arrangement adopted at Durham, 90 Benoit (S.)-sur-Loire: customs quoted, 68, _note_; endowment of library, 79 Bicester: school library, 262 Bobbio: library, 102 Bodleian Library, Oxf.: description, as fitted up by Sir T. Bodley, 185; chains taken off 1757, 266; inconvenience of chaining, 266; new bookcases on wall-system, 275 Boethius: decoration of his library, 41; view of a library in MS. of his _Cons. of Phil._, 163, 164 Bolton, Lanc.: school, 264 Book-room: in Cistercian Houses, 84-89; at Fossa Nuova, 83 Boys, John: his library, 317 Brandolini, A.: epigram on library of Sixtus IV., 211 Brasenose Coll., Oxf.: library statute, 137; chains taken off 1780, 266 _breve_ or _brevis_ = a book-ticket: in Cluniac Customs, 67; in Lanfranc's decrees for Benedictines, 68 Brewster, Will.: bequeathes books to All Saints' Ch., Hereford, 262 Budge, Dr Wallis: note on Mesopotamian discoveries, 4 Bury, Lanc.: library in school, 263 Bury S. Edmunds: use of carrells, 98; cloister glazed with stained glass, 100; library built 1429-45, 108 Busts in Roman libraries: _see_ Portraits Caesar, Julius: intends to build public library in Rome, 12 Caesarea: library, 62 Calder Abbey: portion of book-room, 88 Canterbury; _see_ Christ Church, Canterbury Canterbury Coll., Oxf.: library furnished from Christ Church, Canterbury, 143 _capsa_; box for carrying rolls, 30 Cardinal Coll., Oxf.; library statute, 137 Carols: _see_ Carrells Carpenter, John (Bp of Worcester): his library foundation, 126 Carpet: books to be laid out on, in Chapter House for annual audit in Cluniac Houses, 67; in Benedictine, 68 Carrells: in cloister at Durham, 90; detailed account of, with ground plan of a window, 96; at Westminster Abbey, 92, 93; series of, in stone, at Gloucester, 96-98; general considerations as to arrangement, 98; instances of their use in various houses, _ibid._; by whom to be used, 99 Carthusians: rules for books in force among, 69 Cartmel, Lanc.: books to be chained in churchwarden's pew, 258 Cassiodorus: his _Codex grandior_ mentioned, 40; intended college in Rome, 44; monastery, library, and _scriptorium_ at Vivarium, _ibid._ Catharine (S.) Coll., Camb.: number of books in library, 145; new cases, 285 Cedar: _see_ Citrus Cesena: description of library, 199-203