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AVILA.
INDEX.
BELFEIES.
613
St. Paul-Trois-Châteaux, 55. Palace
of tlie popes, 186.
Avila, churcli of San Vicente ii, 473.
Western porch, 474.
Axum, obelisks at, i, 150.
Azhar, mosque of, ii, 30. Date and
character, 530.
Aztecs and Toltecs, early inhabitants of
Mexico, ii, 583—585. Inferenee frorn
their architectural remains, 589. See
Mexico.
Baalbec, magnitude of the stones usedat,
i, 19. 316. Frieze there, 311. Kemains
of the great temple, 325. Pian, eleva-
tion, &c., of the smaller temple, 325.
Babouda, Syria, chapel at, i, 426.
Babylon, palaces of, materials of their
construction, &c., i, 169, 194.
Bacharach, St. Werner’s chapel at, ii,
288.
Bagdad, ii, 548. Materials of its build-
ings, 567. Absence of remains : its
ancient splendour, 567. Tomb of
Zobeidé, 568.
Bahram Gaur, fourteenth Sassanian
King, i, 393.
S. Balbina, basilican church, Rome, its
date, i, 515.
Baldwin of Constantinople, building
founded by, ii. 200.
Ballyromney Court, Cork, Irish man-
sion, ii, 458.
Bamberg, Church of St. Jacob at, ii, 240.
Cathedral, 286.
Baptisteries, i, 512, of Constantine and
his daughter, 544. Nocera dei Pagani,
546, 547. St. Jokn, Ravenna, 547.
Florence, 551. Novara, 552. Asti,
561. Mont St. Angelo, 601. Parma,
ii, 1. Aix ; Riez, 459. Bonn, Ratis-
bon, and Cobern, 252—-253. Meissen,
289.
Baquoza, Syria, Byzantine ohurch at,
422, 423.
Barbarossa’s palace, Gelnhausen, ii, 256.
Barbary, ii, 515. Examples of its archi-
tecture, 538—541.
Barcelona, church of San Pablo, ii, 464.
Plan and detail, 466. Cathedral, plan
and dimensions, 485. Churches of
SS. Maria del Mar and del Pi, 486.
Bari Cathedral, i, 592. Plan, 591.
East end, 592. Defects in the towers,
605. Dome, 600. Churck of San
Nioolo, 594, view of, 594.
Barletta, i, 595.
S. Bartolommeoin Isola,basilican church,
Rome, its date, i, 515.
Basilicas, importance attached by the
Romans to, i, 327. Trajan’s, its plan,
dimensions, arrangement, &c., 328,
329. Differenee between it and tkat
of Maxentius, ibid. Plan, particulars,
&c., of the latter, 330, 331. Construc-
tion of the roofs, 332. Provincial
Basilicas : Trèves, Pompeii, Otricoli,
332, 333. Origin and peculiar applic-
ability for Christian uses of these
buildings, 334. Examples in Bethle-
hem, Jerusalem, TJiessalonica, Syria,
and Asia Minor, i, 419—431. Chris-
tian basilicas; Preliminary observa-
tions, £04—508. Alrican examples,
508—511. Modifications introduced
by Christian usages, 512. Choirs and
crypts : the atrium and the narthex,
513, 514. Chronological list of basili-
cas in Rome, 515. Peculiarities of the
more important ones, 517—530. Mosaic
pavements, 527. Ravenna, 527. St.
Mark’s, Venice, 530. Dalmatia and
Istria, 536. Torcello, 538. Causes of
Byzantine, Lombardic, and Gothic
varieties, 540. Distinction between
the basilica and the clrarch, 542—543.
German examples, ii, 214 et seq. Üse
made of the apse, 388. Absence of
basilicas in Ireland, 446.
Basle Catliedral, doonvay of, ii, 244. Its
one defect, 245.
Bassæ, lonic column at, i, 265.
Basse Œuvre, Beauvais, plan and sec-
tion, ii, 105. Exterior and interior,
106. Probable date, 107. See ii, 344.
Batallia, church of, ii, 507, 508. Its
circular tomb-house, 508.
Baths of the Romans, i, 342—346. Of
the Moors in Spain, ii, 555.
Battlements, Jerpoint abbey, ii, 457.
Bavarian church architecture, ii, 287,
288.
Bayazid, mosque of, ii, 558.
Bayeux Cathedral, ii, 118. Nave and
spandrils, 118. Spires, 176.
Bays in cathedrals—Italy ; Verona, i,
612. Lucca, 613. France : Angoulême,
ii, 68. Fontevrault, 84. Caen, 115.
Their object and arrangement, 167.
Exeter and Westminster, 371. Kirk-
wall, 423. Spain : Leon and Burgos,
484.
Bazas Catkedral : plan, ii, 150. Descrip-
tion, 151.
Beaune, Roman column at Cussi, near,
i, 353.
Beauty in art, i, 5.
Beauvais Cathedral, choir of, i, 18. The
Basse Œuvre, ii, 105. Wooden-roofed
churches, 107. Date of the catkedral,
142. Casualties due to constructive
faults, ibid. Its magnificence, 143.
Beckct, Thomas à, liis asylum, ii, 155.
Becket’s Norwegian counterpart
crown, Canterbury, ii, 317 note, 344.
Bedochwinta, Armenia, cliurch at, i, 471,
proof of its oomparative modernness,
471.
Beejapore,, i, 444.
Beisan, khans at, ii, 525.
Belem, date of ckapel at, ii, 433. Gotliic
remains, 507. Cliurch of the Convent,
507. Façade, 509, 510.
Belfries and campauiles. BelJ-towersof
INDEX.
BELFEIES.
613
St. Paul-Trois-Châteaux, 55. Palace
of tlie popes, 186.
Avila, churcli of San Vicente ii, 473.
Western porch, 474.
Axum, obelisks at, i, 150.
Azhar, mosque of, ii, 30. Date and
character, 530.
Aztecs and Toltecs, early inhabitants of
Mexico, ii, 583—585. Inferenee frorn
their architectural remains, 589. See
Mexico.
Baalbec, magnitude of the stones usedat,
i, 19. 316. Frieze there, 311. Kemains
of the great temple, 325. Pian, eleva-
tion, &c., of the smaller temple, 325.
Babouda, Syria, chapel at, i, 426.
Babylon, palaces of, materials of their
construction, &c., i, 169, 194.
Bacharach, St. Werner’s chapel at, ii,
288.
Bagdad, ii, 548. Materials of its build-
ings, 567. Absence of remains : its
ancient splendour, 567. Tomb of
Zobeidé, 568.
Bahram Gaur, fourteenth Sassanian
King, i, 393.
S. Balbina, basilican church, Rome, its
date, i, 515.
Baldwin of Constantinople, building
founded by, ii. 200.
Ballyromney Court, Cork, Irish man-
sion, ii, 458.
Bamberg, Church of St. Jacob at, ii, 240.
Cathedral, 286.
Baptisteries, i, 512, of Constantine and
his daughter, 544. Nocera dei Pagani,
546, 547. St. Jokn, Ravenna, 547.
Florence, 551. Novara, 552. Asti,
561. Mont St. Angelo, 601. Parma,
ii, 1. Aix ; Riez, 459. Bonn, Ratis-
bon, and Cobern, 252—-253. Meissen,
289.
Baquoza, Syria, Byzantine ohurch at,
422, 423.
Barbarossa’s palace, Gelnhausen, ii, 256.
Barbary, ii, 515. Examples of its archi-
tecture, 538—541.
Barcelona, church of San Pablo, ii, 464.
Plan and detail, 466. Cathedral, plan
and dimensions, 485. Churches of
SS. Maria del Mar and del Pi, 486.
Bari Cathedral, i, 592. Plan, 591.
East end, 592. Defects in the towers,
605. Dome, 600. Churck of San
Nioolo, 594, view of, 594.
Barletta, i, 595.
S. Bartolommeoin Isola,basilican church,
Rome, its date, i, 515.
Basilicas, importance attached by the
Romans to, i, 327. Trajan’s, its plan,
dimensions, arrangement, &c., 328,
329. Differenee between it and tkat
of Maxentius, ibid. Plan, particulars,
&c., of the latter, 330, 331. Construc-
tion of the roofs, 332. Provincial
Basilicas : Trèves, Pompeii, Otricoli,
332, 333. Origin and peculiar applic-
ability for Christian uses of these
buildings, 334. Examples in Bethle-
hem, Jerusalem, TJiessalonica, Syria,
and Asia Minor, i, 419—431. Chris-
tian basilicas; Preliminary observa-
tions, £04—508. Alrican examples,
508—511. Modifications introduced
by Christian usages, 512. Choirs and
crypts : the atrium and the narthex,
513, 514. Chronological list of basili-
cas in Rome, 515. Peculiarities of the
more important ones, 517—530. Mosaic
pavements, 527. Ravenna, 527. St.
Mark’s, Venice, 530. Dalmatia and
Istria, 536. Torcello, 538. Causes of
Byzantine, Lombardic, and Gothic
varieties, 540. Distinction between
the basilica and the clrarch, 542—543.
German examples, ii, 214 et seq. Üse
made of the apse, 388. Absence of
basilicas in Ireland, 446.
Basle Catliedral, doonvay of, ii, 244. Its
one defect, 245.
Bassæ, lonic column at, i, 265.
Basse Œuvre, Beauvais, plan and sec-
tion, ii, 105. Exterior and interior,
106. Probable date, 107. See ii, 344.
Batallia, church of, ii, 507, 508. Its
circular tomb-house, 508.
Baths of the Romans, i, 342—346. Of
the Moors in Spain, ii, 555.
Battlements, Jerpoint abbey, ii, 457.
Bavarian church architecture, ii, 287,
288.
Bayazid, mosque of, ii, 558.
Bayeux Cathedral, ii, 118. Nave and
spandrils, 118. Spires, 176.
Bays in cathedrals—Italy ; Verona, i,
612. Lucca, 613. France : Angoulême,
ii, 68. Fontevrault, 84. Caen, 115.
Their object and arrangement, 167.
Exeter and Westminster, 371. Kirk-
wall, 423. Spain : Leon and Burgos,
484.
Bazas Catkedral : plan, ii, 150. Descrip-
tion, 151.
Beaune, Roman column at Cussi, near,
i, 353.
Beauty in art, i, 5.
Beauvais Cathedral, choir of, i, 18. The
Basse Œuvre, ii, 105. Wooden-roofed
churches, 107. Date of the catkedral,
142. Casualties due to constructive
faults, ibid. Its magnificence, 143.
Beckct, Thomas à, liis asylum, ii, 155.
Becket’s Norwegian counterpart
crown, Canterbury, ii, 317 note, 344.
Bedochwinta, Armenia, cliurch at, i, 471,
proof of its oomparative modernness,
471.
Beejapore,, i, 444.
Beisan, khans at, ii, 525.
Belem, date of ckapel at, ii, 433. Gotliic
remains, 507. Cliurch of the Convent,
507. Façade, 509, 510.
Belfries and campauiles. BelJ-towersof