Pugin, Augustus Charles; Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore; Willson, Edward J.; Walker, Thomas Larkins; Pugin, Augustus Charles [Hrsg.]; Pugin, Augustus Charles [Hrsg.]; Willson, Edward J. [Hrsg.]: Examples Of Gothic Architecture: Selected From Various Antient Edifices In England: Consisting Of Plans, Elevations, Sections, And Parts At Large ; ... Accompanied By Historical and Descriptive Accounts ... (Band 1) (London, 1838)

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INDEX.

D

Domestic arclritecture, the Ecirly Pointed, or
Lancet style, ill adapted to it, vi.

E

Epitaph of Sir Richard Carew, 24.

Eltham Palace, Kent, account of, 31—37 ; with
seven Plates, viz.

I..—— groined roof of a bay-window in

the hall, 37 ; pl. No. 43.

II.-- sections of ditto, ditto, 38 ; pl.

No. 44.

XII.- windows of the hall, bracket, and

details, 38 ; pl. No. 45.

IV., V., — transverse section and plan of the
hall, 39, 40 ; pl. No. 46, and 47.

VI.- doorway on the north side of the

hall, 40, 41 ; pl. No. 48.

VII.- pendent, &c., in the roof of ditto,

41, 42 ; pl. No. 49.

English Architecture, a term improperly ap-
plied, xii.

F

Fakenham Church, Norfolk, aceount of, 44 ; with
two Plates, viz.

I. - western door, 44; pl. No. 52.

II.- niche, and details, 44; pl. No. 53.

Fires, manner of plaeing them in ancient halls, 37.
Folded scrolls, or drapery, carved on panels;
temp. Hen. VIII., 23.

G

Glass, stained, in Merton College Chapel, 3.

*-formerly at Wolterton Manor

House, East Barsham, Norfolk, 53, 54.

Gothic Architecture, defects of modern prac-
tice, viii.

-in Erance and Germany,

xii. xiii.

---usage of the term Gothic

H

Hadleigh, SufFolk, tower, 46.f

Halls, dimensions of several, 364

Heights of domestic buildings before the reign
of Queen Elizabeth, 16.

Ilouse, a term used for part of any large build-
ing, 53.f

Hengrave Hall, Suffoik, 45.

I

Inigo Jones, liis incompetence in Gothie Archi-.
tecture, x.

-employed at St. John’s College,

Oxford, 9.*

Inscription on a door in St. Alban’s Abbey, 23.

-on a tomb at Beddington, 24.

-in the hall of Croydon Palace, 28.

-in Wolterton Manor House, East Bar-

sham, 53, 54.

Irregularity of ancient buildings, 17.

K

King, Edward, Esq., allusion to, 35.f

L

Label, or hood-mould, term used by the okl
masons, 14.*

Langley, B., author of a work on Gothic Archi-
tecture, viii.*

Loop-holes at Oxborough Hall, 48 ; pl. No. 58.
M

Magdalene College, Oxford, aceount of, 10—12;
with eleven Plates, viz.

-west door of great gateway, title-page,

pl. No. 1.

I.

- porch of the chapel, 12 ; pl. No. 17.

II.

- section and details of ditto, 13; pl.


No. 18.

III.

- details of ditto, 13; pl. No. 19.

IV.

- pai’t of the chapel, 14 ; pl. No. 20.

V.

- chimneyand turret, 15; pl. No. 21,

VI.-

- oriel window, 15 ; pl. No. 22.

justified, xiii.