Citrus: identification of tree so called, 22, _note_; used to preserve rolls, 29 Clairvaux: curse used, 78; books chained near Chapter House, 89; library, 112-4; catalogue of this discussed, 196-8; nature of fittings, 198 Clare Coll., Camb.: account of old library, 186; new cases put up 1627, _ibid._; their plan discussed, 187; new library fitted up, 285 _class_: meaning of word discussed, 243 _claustrum sine armario_ etc., 75 Cleopatra: receives library of Pergamon from Antony, 8 Cloister: the centre of monastic life, 80; work interrupted by cold and bad weather, _ibid._; activity at S. Martin's, Tournai, 81; arrangements at Durham described, 90; illustrated by reference to Westminster Abbey, 91-94; was glazed at Durham, 90; in other Houses, 100 Cluniacs: regulations in their Customs respecting books, 67; date of these Customs, 68, _note_; book-room in their priory at Much Wenlock, 87 Cobham, Thomas: library, Oxf., 148-151; stained glass in windows, 242 Codex, a book: how accommodated, 36, 37; figured on tomb of Galla Placidia, 39 Codex Amiatinus: representation of _armarium_ described, 40 Cold, in cloister, 80 _columpna_: a set of shelves, 87 _communes libri_; meaning of term, 82 Corbie: note from MS. once belonging to, 75, _note_; injunction to use a MS. at, carefully, 77 and _note_; endowment of library, 79 _cornua_: used for the knobs of a roll, 28 Corpus Christi Coll., Camb.: books chained 1523, 264 Corpus Christi Coll., Oxf.: library statute, 137, 138; provisions against indiscriminate chaining, 138; fittings supplied 1517, 172; a type of the stall-system, _ibid._; elevation of one bookcase, 173 Cosma e Damiano: church of, in Rome, 25, 26 Crates (of Mallus): his visit to Rome and influence there, 14 Creighton, Rob., Bp of Wells: fits up cathedral library, 188 Croxden, Cistercian Abbey: book-room, 86 Cruas, on the Rhone: book-press in the church, 94 Cupboards: in thickness of wall, 313 Curses, on those who steal or damage MSS., 77 Cuthbert, Abbat of Wearmouth: his scribes paralysed with cold, 80 Damasus, Pope: his archivum or Record Office, 42 _demonstratio_: meaning discussed, 243 Demosthenes: statue of, to shew way of holding roll, 27; replica of his statue at Knowle Park, _ibid._, note Denchworth: library in church, 262 De Rossi: theory respecting S. Lorenzo in Damaso, 42; of the use of a triple apse, 63 Derr: library at, explored by Dr W. Budge, 4 _descus_: meaning discussed, 242 _distinctio_: word used in catalogue of Dover Priory, 194-196; meaning discussed, 196, 243 [Greek: Diphthera] = cover of a roll, 29; coloured purple, 29 Dolci, Giovannino dei: supplies bookcases to Vatican Library, 218 _domuncula_: a compartment of a bookcase, 244