Lanciani. R.: discovers a private library in Rome, 22; describes record-house of Vespasian, 26 Lanfranc, Abp: decree respecting use of books, 67 Langley Marye: library, 258 Lateran Museum, Rome: sculpture representing actor with masks, 36 Layard: library discovered by him at Kouyunjik, 2 Leaver, James: gives press to Bolton school, Lancashire, 264 Lectern-system: fittings in early libraries so named, 151-153; at Zutphen, 153-159; Queens' Coll., Camb., 151, 159; Pembroke Coll., S. John's Coll., Peterhouse, Camb., 160; Lincoln Cathedral, 161; MS. Mus. Brit., 162; Nuremberg, 163; the Sorbonne, Paris, 164; the College d'Autun, Paris, 166; Monastery of S. Victor, Paris, 166; Trinity Hall, Camb., 168; MS. Fitzwilliam Mus., 169; at University of Leyden, 170; Cesena, 199-203; S. Mark, Florence, 203; Monte Oliveto, _ibid._; Assisi, 206; Vatican, 225; Medicean Library, Florence, 235-240; in private houses, 297-301 _lectrinum_ = desk, 161 Leland, John: his feelings on entering library at Glastonbury, 194 Lepidus, Domitius: temple built by him in Rome, 13 _liber_ = book: decision of the jurist Ulpian as to what is included under this category, 37 Librarian: _see_ Precentor--Armarius LIBRARIES, Assyrian: at Kouyunjik, discovered by Layard, 2-4; at Derr, 4 Libraries of Cathedrals: 116-128; Lincoln, 117, 161; Salisbury, 121; Old S. Paul's, 122; Wells, 123; Lichfield, 123; Noyon, 124; Bayeux, 125; York, 125; Troyes, 126; Worcester, 126; Rouen, 128 Libraries, Christian: situated in or near churches, 61; at Jerusalem, 62; at Caesarea, _ibid._; at Cirta, _ibid._; at Hippo, 63; use of the triple apse, 63 Libraries of Colleges: statutes of Merton Coll., Oxford, 133; University, 133; Oriel, 133; Peterhouse, Cambridge, 134; Trinity Hall, 136; New Coll., Oxford, 137; All Souls', 137; Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 138; Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford, 137, 138; Pembroke Coll., Cambridge, 139; resume of regulations, _ibid._; loan of books from, 140; rules copied from monasteries, 141; a real library an after-thought, 143; characteristics of this, 143; number of books, 143-148; divided into lending and reference departments, 145; examples of such libraries, 148; Bp Cobham's library, Oxf., _ibid._; Queens' Coll., Camb., a type, 151, 159; fittings at Pembroke and other Coll., 160; S. John's Coll., Camb., 248-250; at Peterhouse, 251; at Gonville and Caius, Emmanuel, Jesus, Pembroke, 254; King's Coll., Camb., _ibid._; Queen's Coll., Oxf., 255 Libraries, Greek: notices of, in Athens and elsewhere, 4, 5; at Alexandria, 6; at Pergamon, 7-12 Libraries, medieval: general characteristics, 240-244