Student-monks: at Oxf. and Camb., 142 Sudbury, John, dean of Durham: fits up Frater as library, 189 _tabula_, board covered with wax and parchment to record loan of books, 139 _textus_ = bookshelf: at Ch. Ch., Canterbury, 192, 243 _theca_: a shelf or cupboard, 87, _note_ Theodmarus Cassinensis: his letter to Charlemagne quoted, 76 and _note_ Tiberius, Emperor: his library in Rome, 15, 16; this mentioned by Aulus Gellius, 19; contained public records, _ibid._ Tibur = Tivoli: story of library in temple of Hercules, 20 Tintern, Cistercian Abbey: book-room, 86 Titchfield: book-room and arrangement, 87 _titulus_ = ticket bearing the name of a roll, 28 Tournai: _see_ Martin (S.) Trajan: library in his forum in Rome, 15; statements of Aulus Gellius and Vopiscus respecting, 19; described by Nibby, 37 _trichora_; applied to a triple apse, 63; use of the word by Dioscorides, 64 Trigg, Fra.: founds library at Grantham, 257 Trinity Coll., Camb.: chaining of books given in 1601, 265; Wren's library built, 277-281 Trinity Hall, Camb.: library statute, 136; library described, 168 Troyes: library in Cathedral, 126 Turton: library, 259 Udine, Giovanni da: supplies stained glass to Medicean Library, 235 Ulpian, jurist: decisions respecting libraries and their furniture, 37 Ulpian library, at Rome: _see_ Trajan _umbilicus_ = stick to which roll was fastened, 28 Universities: visited by Commissioners of Edward VI., 247 University Coll., Oxf.: library statute, 133 University Library, Camb.: subjects of books catalogued 1424, 144; ditto 1473, 145; bookcases supplied to, 1731-4, 285 Urbino: account of library, 233; private study of Duke, 314 Varro, M. Terentius: employed by C. Julius Caesar to collect books for his intended library, 12; his bust admitted into Pollio's library, _ibid._