| BOOK II.—ITALY. | |
| (Continued.) | |
| Chap. | Page |
|---|---|
| VII. Circular churches—Towers at Prato and Florence—Porches—Civic buildings—Town-halls—Venice—Doge’s Palace—Cà d’Oro—Conclusion | 1 |
| VIII. Sicily—Population of Sicily—The Saracens—Buildings at Palermo—Cathedral of Monreale—Cefalu—The Pointed Arch | 22 |
| IX. Gothic Architecture in Palestine—Church of Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem—Churches at Abû Gosh and Lydda—Mosque at Hebron | 32 |
| BOOK III.—FRANCE. | |
| I. Division of subject—Pointed arches—Provence—Churches at Avignon, Arles, Alet, Fontifroide, Maguelonne, Vienne—Circular churches—Towers—Cloisters | 39 |
| II. Aquitania—Churches at Périgueux, Souillac, Angoulême, Alby, Toulouse, Conques, Tours—Tombs | 64 |
| III. Anjou—Cathedral at Angers—Church at Fontevrault—Poitiers—Angiovine spires | 81 |
| IV. Auvergne—Church at Issoire—Clermont—Fortified Church at Royat | 89 |
| V. Burgundy—Church of St. Martin d’Ainay—Cathedral at le Puy-en-Velay—Abbeys of Tournus and Cluny—Cathedral of Autun—Church of St. Menoux | 94 |
| VI. Frankish Province—Exceptional buildings—Basse Œuvre, Beauvais—Montier-en-Der | 104 |
| VII. Normandy—Triapsal Churches—Churches at Caen—Intersecting Vaulting—Bayeux | 110 |
| VIII. Frankish Architecture—Historical notice—The pointed arch—Freemasonry—Mediæval architects | 120 |
| IX. French Gothic Cathedrals—Paris—Chartres—Rheims—Amiens—Other Cathedrals—Later style—St. Ouen’s, Rouen | 130 |
| X. Gothic details—Pillars—Windows—Circular Windows—Bays—Vaults—Buttresses—Pinnacles—Spires—Decoration—Construction—Furniture of Churches—Domestic architecture | 161 |
| BOOK IV.—BELGIUM AND HOLLAND. | |
| I. Historical notice—Old Churches—Cathedral of Tournay—Antwerp—St. Jacques at Liège | 187 |
| II. Civil Architecture—Belfries—Hall at Ypres—Louvain—Brussels—Domestic architecture | 199 |
| III. Holland—Churches—Civil and Domestic Buildings | 206 |
| BOOK V.—GERMANY. | |
| I. Introductory—Chronology and Historical notice | 209 |
| II. Basilicas—Plan of St. Gall—Church at Reichenau—Romain-Motier—Granson—Church at Gernrode—Trèves—Hildesheim—Cathedrals of Worms and Spires—Churches at Cologne—Other Churches and Chapels—Double Churches—Swiss Churches | 213 |
| III. Circular Churches—Aix-la-Chapelle—Nymwegen—Fulda—Bonn—Cobern | 247 |
| IV. Domestic Architecture—Lorsch—Palaces on the Wartburg—Gelnhausen—Houses—Windows | 255 |
| V. Pointed Style in Germany—History of style—St. Gereon, Cologne—Churches at Gelnhausen—Marburg—Cologne Cathedral—Freiburg—Strasburg—St. Stephen’s, Vienna—Nuremberg—Mühlhausen—Erfurt | 264 |
| VI. Circular Churches—Church Furniture—Civil Architecture—Town-hall at Brunswick | 292 |
| VII. Northern Germany—Brick Architecture—Churches at Lubeck—in Brandenburg—in Ermeland—Castle at Marienburg | 302 |
| BOOK VI.—SCANDINAVIA. | |
| I. Sweden—Norway—Denmark—Gothland—Round Churches—Wooden Churches | 313 |
| BOOK VII.—ENGLAND. | |
| I. Introductory | 335 |
| II. Saxon Architecture | 341 |
| III. English Mediæval Architecture—Plans of English Cathedral Churches—Vaults—Pier Arches—Window tracery—External Proportions—Diversity of Style—Situation—Chapter-Houses—Chapels—Parish Churches—Details—Tombs—Civil and Domestic Architecture | 345 |
| IV. Architecture of Scotland—Affinities of Style—Early Specimens—Cathedral of Glasgow—Elgin—Melrose—Other Churches—Monasteries | 418 |
| V. Ireland—Oratories—Round Towers—Domical Dwellings—Domestic Architecture—Runic Cross Decoration | 443 |
| BOOK VIII.—SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. | |
| I. Spain—Introductory | 460 |
| II. Romanesque Churches at Naranco, Roda, and Leon—Early Spanish Gothic: Churches at Santiago, Zamora, Toro, Avila, Salamanca, and Tarragona—Middle Pointed style: Churches at Toledo, Burgos, Leon, Barcelona, Manresa, Gerona, Seville—Late Gothic style: Churches at Segovia, Villena—Moresco style: Churches at Toledo, Ilescas, and Saragoza | 464 |
| III. Civil Architecture—Monastic Buildings—Municipal Buildings—Castles | 502 |
| IV. Portugal—Church of Batalha—Alcobaça—Belem | 507 |
| PART III.—SARACENIC AND ANCIENT AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE. | |
| BOOK I. | |
| I. Saracenic Architecture in Christian Countries; or, Byzantine Saracenic—Introduction | 512 |
| II. Syria and Egypt—Mosques at Jerusalem—El Aksah—Dome of the Rock—Mosque at Damascus—Egypt—Mosques at Cairo—Mosque at Kerouan—Other African buildings—Mecca | 516 |
| III. Spain—Introductory Remarks—Mosque at Cordoba—Palace at Zahra—Churches at Sta. Maria and Cristo de la Luz at Toledo—Giralda at Seville—Palace of the Alcazar—The Alhambra—Sicily | 542 |
| IV. Turkey—Mosques of Mahomet II.—Suleimanie and Ahmedjie Mosques—Mosques of Sultanas Validé, and of Osman III.—Civil and Domestic Architecture—Fountains, &c. | 556 |
| V. Persia—Historical notice—Tombs at Bagdad—Imaret at Erzeroum—Mosque at Tabreez—Tomb at Sultanieh—Bazaar at Ispahan—College of Husein Shah—Palaces and other Buildings—Turkestan | 567 |
| BOOK II.—ANCIENT AMERICA. | |
| I. Introductory | 583 |
| II. Central America—Historical notice—Central American style—Temples—Palaces—Buildings at Palenque—Uxmal, &c. | 589 |
| III. Peru—Historical notice—Titicaca—Tombs—Walls of Cuzco, &c. | 600 |