Gonville and Caius Coll., Camb.: bookcases at, 254; chaining of books bequeathed by Dr Caius, 265 Gorton: bookcase, 259 _gradus_ = a shelf, 87, _note_; used with same meaning at Dover Priory, 194-196; a side of a lectern, 167 Grammar Schools: _see_ Libraries Grantham: library, 257 Gray's Inn: bequest of books to be chained, 264 Gregory (S.) the Great: notice of his monastery at Rome, 44 Groenendaal: library, 108 Guildford: chain in library of Grammar School, 157; further account of this, 263 Hadrian: library built by him in Athens, 16-18; similarity of plan between it and Pergamon, 18 Hale, Sir Matt.: his books given to Lincoln's Inn 1676 to be chained, 265 Hawkesmoore, N.: builds library and bookcases at Queen's College, Oxford, 256 Hayles, Cistercian Abbey: book-room, 86; arches possibly used as book-recesses, 89 Herculaneum: library, 23-25 Hereford, All Saints' Ch.: library, 262 Hereford Chapter Library: notes on, 174; chaining described, 174-8 Hippo: library, 63 Hobart, Nich.: his bookcase at King's College, Cambridge, 254 Honywood, Mich.: builds library at Lincoln Cathedral, 276 Hook, to hold up desk, 179 Horace: advice to his friend Celsus respecting the Palatine library, 19 Howley-Harrison Library, Canterbury, 256 Humphrey, D. of Gloucester: his MSS. at Oxford, 247 _index_ = ticket bearing the title of a roll, 28; of some bright colour, 29; used in Cicero's library, 33 Isidore, Bp of Seville: on library of Pollio at Rome, 12; on decoration of libraries, 41; account of his own library, 45, 46 Ivory: books written on, 20 Jerome (S.): advises consultation of church-libraries, 62; on library at Caesarea, _ibid._; collated there MSS. used by Origen, _ibid._ Jerusalem: library, 62 Jervaulx, Cistercian Abbey: book-room, 86 Jesus Coll., Camb.: equidistant windows of library, 148; glass in library, 242; bookcases, 254 Jews: used _armaria_ in synagogues to contain the rolls of the law, 39, _note_ John (S.) the Baptist, Coll., Oxf.: library statute at, 137; library described, 185; John (S.) the Evangelist, Coll., Camb.: equidistant windows in old library, 148; contract for desks, 160; book chained at, 1564, 265; library built 1623-1628, 248-251 Jumieges: curse from MS. at, 78 Juniper: bought to fumigate Vatican Library, 232 Kederminster, Sir John: founds library at Langley, 258 Kempis, Thomas a: quotation from, on desolate condition of priest and convent without books, 75; injunction to use MSS. carefully, 77 King's Coll., Camb.: library statute, 137; number of books in library 1453, 145; bookcase by bequest from N. Hobart, 254; Cole's account of library, 255; chains taken off 1777, 266 Kirkstall Abbey: the _armarium commune_, 85 Kouyunjik: library, discovered by Layard, 2; criticised by Dr W. Budge, 4