Chaining: books chained in S. Mary's Ch., Oxf., cent, xiii., 132; at Peterhouse, Camb., 135, 145; Trinity Hall, 136, 168; New Coll., Oxf., 137; indiscriminate chaining forbidden, 138; system in use at Zutphen explained, 153-159; in Stadtbibliothek at Nuremberg, 163; at Sorbonne, Paris, 164; College d'Autun, 166; S. Victor, _ibid._; inconvenience of, at Oxf., 172; at Hereford described, 174-8; at Merton Coll., Oxf., 181, 182; traces of, at S. John's Coll., Oxf., 185; at Cathedral Library, Wells, 189; at Cesena, 203; on printed book from Hungary now at Ghent, 204; chains bought for Vatican Library, 219; at Medicean library, Florence, 238-240; at Grantham, 257; Cartmel, 258; Gorton, 259; Chetham library, Manchester, 260; Wimborne, 261; Denchworth, 262; All Saints', Hereford, _ibid._; Abingdon, Berks, _ibid._; Bicester, _ibid._; Guildford, 263; instances of late use of chaining, 264; Faculty of Medicine, Paris, _ibid._; Corpus Christi Coll., Camb., _ibid._; Gray's Inn, _ibid._; S. John's Coll., Gonville and Caius Coll., Peterhouse, Trinity Coll., Camb., 265; Library of Barber Surgeons, _ibid._; wills of Sir M. Hale and M. Scrivener, _ibid._; chains taken off at various places, 266; inconvenience of, at Bodleian, _ibid._, note Chair with desk: figured in MSS., 309-312 Chapter-House: spaces divided off at west end for book-rooms in monasteries, 87-89; books read in neighbourhood of, 89 Charles V., King of France: book-chest, 293; fits up library in Louvre, _ibid._ Chest for books: bought for Vatican Library, 218; used by Simon, Abbat of S. Albans, 292; in France, 293 Chester Cathedral: arches in cloister, possibly used for books, 89 Chetham, Humphry: provisions of will, 259; library in Manchester, 260 Chichele, Abp: builds library at Canterbury, 106; account of this, 190 Christ Church, Canterbury: curse from a MS., 78; library-walk of cloister, 91; sets of nine holes, 92; carrells in use, 99; glass in cloister, 100; catalogue, saec. xii., 102; library, 106; probable extent and arrangement of this described, 190-194; Howley-Harrison library, 256 Christopher Le Stocks (S.), Lond.: library, 244 Christ's Hospital, Lond.: library, 108 Churches: libraries built in or near, 61, 64 Cirta: library, 62 Cistercians: rules for books, 70; evolution of book-room, 84-89; plan of this at Fossa Nuova, 85; Kirkstall, _ibid._; arrangement of books in, at Meaux, 86; Titchfield, 87; book-rooms at west end of Chapter House, Furness, _ibid._; Calder Abbey, 88; Fountains, _ibid._; Beaulieu, 89; Hayles _ibid._; Chester Cathedral, _ibid._ Citeaux: books chained near Chapter House, 89; arrangement of books, saec. xv., 103-106; permanent library, 109-112