In conclusion, I consider the so-called Celtic style to be a local variety of the Lombardo-Byzantine style, from which the figure-subjects, the interlaced-work, the scrolls of foliage, and many of the strange real and fabulous creatures were apparently borrowed. The Lombardo-Byzantine style was introduced into this country after the Saxons had become Christians; and being grafted upon the Pagan art of the Late-Celtic period, was developed in different ways in different parts of Great Britain. However, it in no way detracts from the artistic capacity of the Celt that he should have adapted certain decorative motives belonging to a foreign style instead of evolving them out of his own inner consciousness. Although his materials may not all have been of native origin, they were so skilfully made use of in combination with native designs, and developed with such exquisite taste, that the result was to produce an entirely original style, the like of which the world had never seen before. INDEX Abercorn, cross-shaft, 269 Abergele, horse-trappings, 95 Aberlemno, erect cross-slab, 184 Abernethy, 82 Abingdon, pottery, 124 Aboyne, armlet, 113 — erect cross-slab, 184 Achnabreac, spirals at, 50 Ægean, spiral ornament in the, 54 Æsica, 82 — fibula, 152 Alfriston, horse-trappings, 94 — enamelled harness-ring, 134 Algeria, penannular brooch, 225 Allington, pottery, 124 Alstonfield, Iron Age burial at, 68 Amber settings, 237 Amerden, sword-sheath, 91 Ammendola, sarcophagus of, 6 Andrews, St., sarcophagus, 193 Angels, 300 Animals, figures of, 146 Antennæ, swords with, 86 Anthony, St., 302 Anthropomorphic designs, Late-Celtic, 144 Anthropomorphs in Celtic Christian art, 294 Apollinare in Classe, Sant’, Ravenna, 244 Archdall, Castle, spirals at, 51 Ardagh, chalice, 216, 235 Ardakillen Crannog, 81 — — fibula, 170 Ardchattan, erect cross-slab, 184 Ardoch, 82 — horse-trappings, 95 Aristotle, 2 Armagh, bell, 199 — Book of, 175 — shrine of Book of, 208 Armlets, enamelled, 134 — Late-Celtic, 113 — of glass, Late-Celtic, 141 Arria and Paetus, 5 Arras, armlet, 114 — horse-trappings, 94 — Iron Age burials at, 63 — mirror, 115 Aryans, 1 Aspatria, sculptured cist, 55 Assynt, jet necklace from, 42 Aston Clinton, pottery, 124 Athenry, dagger-sheath, 92 Athlone, Crucifixion, 218 Auchendolly, horse-trappings, 95 Auchenbadie, armlet, 113 Avebury, fibula, 106 Axe-head of bronze with spirals, 52 — sculptures, 55 Aycliffe, cross-shaft, 269 Aylesford, bucket, 116, 145 — fibula, 106 — Iron Age cemetery at, 70 — pottery, 122 — tankard, 116 Ayton Moor, cup-marks at, 57