The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 3/3MacGibbon, David
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The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 3/3
MacGibbon, David
Church architecture -- Scotland
Provence, III. 4.
Queen Mary of Gueldres, III. 89, 104, 121.
Queensferry, Carmelites’ Church, III. 3, 147, 173, 310, 542; description, 296.
Ramsay, John, II. 253, 255.
Rathan Church, description, III. 604.
Ratho, St. Mary’s, description, I. 371.
“Raths,” Irish, I. 6.
Rattray, St. Mary’s, II. 292.
Redfriars’ Monastery, Luffness, II. 288.
Reeves, Dr., I. 3.
Reformation, architecture after, III. 534.
Regulus’, St., St Andrews, I. 13, 28; description, 185.
Reilig Oran, I. 28.
Renfrew Church, description, III. 525.
Restalrig Collegiate Church, I. 471; description, III. 475.
Restennet Priory, I. 13, 48, description, 178; III. 454.
Restoration of churches in fifteenth century, II. 331.
Ribs, ornamented, III. 3.
Richard II., I. 51, 57.
Rievalle, II. 345.
Rievaux Abbey, I. 47.
Ripon, I. 12.
Robb’s _Guide to Haddington_, II. 492, 504.
Robert I., I. 51, 55, 57.
Roberts, David, R.A., III. 165.
Robertson, T. S., architect, I. 181, 382;
II. 42, 48, 49, 50, 51, 273, 517;
III. 11, 21, 189, 191, 193, 236,
414, 456, 458, 459, 517, 544, 576, 585.
---- Dr. Joseph, I. 185.
Roman Church, I. 12, 14, 15, 65.
---- Masonry, I. 32.
Romanesque architecture, I. 1, 28, 32, 33.
---- abandoned, II. 1.
Romsey Abbey, I. 401; III. 172.
Ronan’s, St., I. 73, 426.
Rosemarkie, II. 394, 395.
Ross, Alexander, architect, III. 363.
Ross, Cathedral of, II. 331.
Rossie, Priory Cross at, I. 19.
Rosslyn Church, II. 186, 199; III. 5, 6, 208; description, 149.
Rosyth Church, description, III. 444.
Rothesay Castle Chapel, II. 517.
---- St. Mary’s Abbey, description, III. 418.
Round arch in Scotland, II. 2.
---- churches, I. 145.
Rowdil, St. Clement’s, description, III. 363.
Royal Domain, France, I. 40.
Royal Scottish Academy, III. 413.
Rutherglen, St. Mary’s, description, I. 372.
Ruthwell Cross, III. 623.
Sacrament Houses--
Airlie Church, III. 452.
Auchindoir Church, II. 283.
Cullen Church, III. 402.
Deskford Church, III. 406.
Kinfauns Church, III. 514.
Kinkell Church, III. 384.
Kintore Church, III. 386.
Lundie, I. 383.
Pluscardine Priory, II. 156.
Temple Church, II. 489.
Salisbury Cathedral, I. 41, 44; II. 3, 186.
Salvator’s, St., St. Andrews, I. 471.
Sanquhar Church, description, III. 434.
Saxon influence, I. 1.
Schultz, R. Weir, architect, III. 431, 435, 587.
Scone Abbey, I. 29, 47; III. 29, 105, 106.
Scott, Sir Walter’s, grave, I. 464.
---- Sir G. Gilbert, II. 172.
Sculptured stones, I. 3, 15, 16.
---- from Forteviot, III. 623.
Sculptures, symbolic, I. 10.
Selkirk Church, description, III. 529.
Semple, David, III. 9, 26.
Seton Church, II. 501; III. 3, 173, 174, 208, description, 223.
Seton, Chancellor, tomb of, III. 551.
Seven Hunters, I. 77.
Sharp’s _Cistercian Architecture_, II. 241, 242.
Shetland, I. 3.
---- Churches in, I. 101, 145.
Sixteenth and seventeenth century churches, III. 534.
Skeabost, Skye, I. 68.
Skellig, Mhichel, I. 7.
Skipness, St. Columba, I. 48; II. 300.
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