Articles on Warwick Castle, i. 151, 152 (note).
(July 5, 1876) "Turner's Drawings," i. 100 seqq.
(July 19, 1876) " " i. 104.
Dancing, art of, ii. 148.
Danger and difficulty, how far factors in regulating wages, ii. 52.
Dante quoted, ii. 15, and note.
(See also Cary.)
Darkness, effect of, on drawings, i. 89.
David, restoration of Raphaels by, i. 38.
Daybreak, ii. 177.
Deane, Sir Thomas, i. 125 (note).
Dearle, Mr. T., his "Evening on the Marchno," i. 70, and note.
Decoration, delicate and rough, i. 137, 138.
Demand, law of supply and, letters on, 39-44;
foolish, ii. 100;
the largest, that of hell, ib.
Denmark, the position of, in 1863, ii. 17 seqq.
Denudation, i. 181, 182;
its place in physical mythology, i. 183, 184.
Derby, the, 1859, ii. 10 (note).
"Derby Day," Frith's, i. 55.
(See also i., xvii. note.)
De Saussure, i. 188, 189 (note).
Deucalion, the myth of, i. 183.
"Deucalion" referred to. (See Ruskin, books quoted.)
Diagrams, illustrating rainbow reflections, i. 201, 202.
Dickens, letter of, to Mr. Bennett, ii. 183 (note);
bibliography of, letters in the, ii. 190;
death of, ii. 125 (note).
"Pickwick" referred to, ii. 97.
Dinner tables, modern, ii. 59.
"Disciple of Art and Votary of Science," article in Liverpool Albion, ii. 187 (note).
Discovery, the merits of, i. 187 seqq.
Distances, focal, i. 5.
Dividends, railway—a tax on the traveller, ii. 82.
Dogs, Protestant and Catholic, ii. 11;
"dog or bee" letter, ii. 127.
Domestic servants. (See Servants.) Meaning of word "domestic," ii. 102 (note.)
"Dones" and "undones," ii. 142.
Doric modes, ii. 148.
Drama, reform of the, ii. 193, 194.
Drawing. (See Art.)
Drawing-master, the first work of a, i. 28.
Drawings, chance beauty of good, i. 111;
subtlety possible in, i. 93, 94 seqq.;
effect of light, etc., on, i. 83, 84, 102, 103, 105;
how to mount, i. 83;
how to frame, i. 83.
Dreams, Homeric myth as to, i. 75, and note.
Dress, right, ii. 154 seqq.;
national, ii. 155;
dress-making, ii. 139;
letter on "sad colored costumes," ii. 156.
Drunkenness, and Crime, ii. 129;
a crime in itself, ib.;
instance of death by, ii. 39 (note).
Dudley, Lord, "Angelico" in the collection of pictures of, i. 44, and note.
Dulwich, railway at, ii. 97.
Duncan's, Mr., "Shiplake, on the Thames," i. 201 (note).
Dürer, Albert, i. 28, 63;
and Holbein, their theology of death, i. 118.
Durham Cathedral, i. 161.
Duty, meaning of the word, ii. 63, 142.
"E. A. F." letter signed, on the designs for the "Foreign Office," i. 99.
"Eagle's Nest" (see Ruskin: books quoted), ii. 146.
Earth-Gods, ii. 172.
Eastlake, Sir C., attack on, i. 37 (note), 39, 91;
his knowledge of oil pictures, i. 46, 47 (note);
his paintings, and Byron's poems, i. 20.
---- Mr. C. L., his book on the Gothic Revival, i. 155 (note).
"Economist," letter in Daily Telegraph from, ii. 41, 44 (note).
Economy defined, its three senses, ii. 157;
meaning of the word, ii. 105.
(See Political Economy.)
Edinburgh, ii. 137;
improvements at, i. 145, 150;
Sundays at, ii. 11;
Trinity Chapel, i. 147;
University of, and Prof. Hodgson, ii. 44 seqq.
---- Castle, alterations at, i. 147, 149, 150;
its grandeur, ib.;
no longer a military position, i. 150.
---- Castle Rock, its place among Scotch "craigs," i. 146, 147;
proposal to blast, ib.
Education, list of letters on, ii. 121;
an "average first-class man," i. 31;
compulsory, ii. 124;
division of studies, i. 30;
employment the primal half of, ii. 132;
involution of studies, i. 31;
education mongers, ii. 49;
place of science in, i. 133;
"true," letter on, ii. 123.
Edward the Confessor, i. 161.
Egg, yellow spot on, ii. 73.
Ehrenberg, C. G., i. 132, 133 (note).
Electricity, use of, ii. 134.
Elgin marbles, the, i. 28.
Ellis, Mr. Wynn, i. 106 (note).
Embankment of Italian rivers, plan for, ii. 112 seqq.
Embroidery, use of, ii. 157.
Emigration, ii. 87, 128.
Employment, ii. 134;
to be educational, ii. 136;
forms character, ii. 132;
modes of for poor, ii. 138;
always obtainable, ii. 46, 196;
principles of, ii. 134 seqq.
England, big enough? (letter) ii. 79;
buildings of destroyed, i. 151;
and Denmark, ii. 17, 18;
France and, 1859, ii. 9;
1870, ii. 28;
independent, ii. 99;
and Italy, 1859, ii. 6;
and Italian inundations, ii. 113 (note), 117;
and Italy, their treatment of art, i. 9;
literature of, i. 118;
"machine-and devil driven," ii. 124 (note);
and Poland, ii. 19;
protection of pictures in, i. 37;
and the Reform Bill, 1867, ii. 133;
shopkeepers, a nation of? ii. 100;
trade and policy of, ii. 28;
and war, ii. 16, 17, 19.
Enid, ii. 100.
Enterprise, public and private, ii. 86.
"Epitaphs," the Essay on, ii. 99.
Epictetus, ib.
Eridanus, ii. 111.
Etching, George's, Ernest, i. 113 seqq.;
principles of, ib.;
(a) chiaroscuro, 116;
(b) few lines, 116;
(c) a single biting enough, 115;
(d) use pencil, 116;
thirteenth century work and its imitators, ib.
Etruscan work, ii. 178.
Equity and Law, ii. 62.
Evening Journal, The (Jan. 22, 1855), review of "Animals of Scripture" in, ii. 172.
Examination. (See Art.)
Examiner, The, review of "Our Sketching Club" in, ii. 165, and note.
Expenditure, objects of public, i. 102;
national, on pictures, parks, and peaches respectively, i. 92.
"Eye-witness, The," i. 61 (note).
Eylau, battle of, ii. 30.
Eyre, Governor, and the Jamaica Insurrection, ii. 20, and note.
Failure, the lesson of, i. 23, 125, 126.
"Fair Play," letter of in Daily Telegraph, ii. 83 (note), 84-86 (note).
Fairservice (see Scott, Sir Walter), ii. 97 (note).
Faithfull, Miss E., lecture by, ii. 154 (note);
letter to, ib.
Fallacies, à priori, ii. 50.
Family, meaning of the word, ii. 102.
Farinata, ii. 15, and note.
Fashion, change of, ii. 155;
how to lead, ii. 157.
Fate and trial, the laws of, i. 125 (note).
Father's, a, counsel to his son, ii. 147.
Fauna, Oxford prize for essay on the, i. 132 (note).
Fesch, Cardinal "Angelico" in the collection of, i. 44, and note.
Fielding, Copley, and Mr. Ruskin, i. 192.
Field sports, morality of, ii. 127.
Fiésole, i. 9.
Finden, engraving in Rogers' Poems, i. 93.
Fine Art Society, i. 105 (note), 159, 166.
Finlason, G. W., "History of the Jamaica Case" referred to, ii. 22 (note).
Florence, "Angelico" destroyed at, i. 38;
and floods, ii. 117;
gallery of, i. 50;
Ghibelline proposal to destroy, ii. 15 (note);
revenge in old, ii. 64.
Flowers, use of in architecture, i. 141 seqq.;
"Alisma Plantago," i. 61;
Chrysanthema, ii. 183;
Gentian, i. 204.
Fonte Branda, ii. 118.
Food, amount of, determines wages and price, ii. 65.
Forbes, George, Prof., i. 187 (note).
Forbes, James David, i. 176;
letter on "his real greatness," i. 177 seqq.;
and Agassiz, i. 176, 190;
his "Danger of Superficial Knowledge" quoted, i. 189 (note);
letter to Mr. Ruskin, i. 190;
letter of a pupil of, to Mr. Ruskin, i. 190.
Force, use of human, ii. 134 seqq.
Foreground and background, painting of, i. 6.
"Forester," lecture of in Daily Telegraph on Field Sports, ii. 128 (note).
Forster's Life of Dickens, ii. 125 (note).
Fortnightly Review, Mr. Freeman and Mr. Trollope on field sports, ii. 127 (note).
Fortress, definition of a, i. 148.
Fortunes, rapidly accumulated, ii. 85;
inequality of desirable, ib.
Fountain of joy at Siena, ii. 118.
Fox-hunting, ii. 128.
Fra Bartolomeo, none in National Gallery, i. 44, and note.
Framing, methods of, for delicate drawings, i. 83.
France and Austria, loss of in war, ii. 33;
cathedrals of, i. 154;
empire, war the key-note of the first, vice of the second, ii. 26;
position of in 1859, ii. 9.
Franco-Prussian war, letters on, ii. seqq.;
cause of, ii. 26;
character of the contest, ii. 27;
Germany to stop within limits, ii. 28;
loss of property in, ii. 32, 33;
misery of, ii. 112, and note;
England's position as regards, ii. 28;
refugees during, ii. 154 (note);
the Sainte Chapelle in danger during, i. 154.
Franchise, female, ii. 154 (note).
"Frange," ii. 178.
"Frango," ii. 178.
Fraser's Magazine (July, 1875), letter on "Modern Warfare," ii. 29.
Frederick the Great, his statue at Berlin, ii. 12 (note);
his wars, virtue of, ii. 27.
Freedom, "not to be given," ii. 7, 8 (note).
Freeman, Mr. E., on field sports, ii. 127 (note).
Frère, M. Edouard, escape from Paris, ii. 23, and note.
Fresco-painting, laws of, determined by Perugino, i. 117.
"Fret," etymology of, ii. 178 seqq.
"Frico," ii. 178.
Frith's, Mr., "Derby Day," i. 55. (See also i. xvii., note.)
Furnivall, Mr., letters to, ii. 177.
Fuseli quoted, i. 59, 75.
Gainsborough, his landscapes, i. 13;
his speed, i. 112.
Gardens, ii. 158.
Garisenda, tower of, i. 169.
Gas, effect of, on pictures, i. 98, 105.
Generalization in art, i. 76.
Geneva, lake of, i. 180;
its color, i. 196;
letter to journal at, 153;
Sundays at, ii. 11.
Genius, the tone of true, i. 188, 189.
Gentian, letter on the, i. 204;
species of the, ib.
Gentlemen, duties of, to their peasantry, ii. 128.
Geological letters, i. 173, seqq.
Geology, English v. Alpine, i. 181 seqq.;
museum of, at Sheffield, ii. 126;
Mr. Ruskin's study of, i. 173, 178;
work needed in the science, i. 175.
(See also Glaciers.)
George, Mr. Ernest, his etchings, i. 113 (note), and seqq.
"Gerin," play of, mentioned, ii. 194.
Germany, characteristics of the nation, ii. 7;
Emperor of, ii. 7 (note);
Franco-Prussian war and, ii. 22, 28;
heroism of a German girl, ii. 100;
German soldiery, ii. 7;
German women, type of features, ii. 12.
Ghibelline faction at Florence, ii. 15 (note).
Ghirlandajo, i. 43;
no picture by in National Gallery, i. 44 (note).
Giagnano, landslip near, i. 202.
Gideon's fleece, i. 133.
"Gil Blas," ii. 186.
Giorgione, i. 75.
Giotta, his "public," i. 15;
pupil of Cimabue, i. 25, and note, i. 43;
his theology of death, i. 118.
Glaciers, action of, compared with that of water, i. 175-178;
excavation of lake basins by, i. 173 seqq.;
the G. des Bois, i. 178-180;
experiments with honey illustrating, i. 178;
hardness of, i. 177;
motion of, i. 176, 177.
Gladstone, Mr., ii. 142 (note);
his "Juventus Mundi," ii. 171 (note);
at Naples, i. 18, and note;
and Lord Beaconsfield, ii. 197.
Glasgow, ii. 137;
the G. Athenæum, ii. 124 (note);
the Lord Rectorship of G. University, ii. 195 seqq.
Glasgow Herald, The, letters in:—
(June 5, 1874) "The Value of Lectures," ii. 124.
(Oct. 7, 1880) The Lord Rectorship of Glasgow University (four letters), ii. 195 seqq.
(Oct. 12, 1880) The Lord Rectorship, etc., ii. 197.
Globe, The (Oct. 29, 1875), "An Oxford Protest" in, ii. 188.
"G. M.," letter of, in the Reader, i. 185.
Gneiss, the rocks of Chamouni made of, i. 179.
Gold, depreciation of, ii. 37;
discoveries of, ib. (note).
Goldwin Smith, Mr., on Luxury, ii. 66 (note).
Good Words, "Animals of Scripture" reprinted in (1861), ii. 172 (note).
Gosse, Dr. L. A., ii. 158.
Gothic architecture, adaptability of, i. 125 seqq., 131, 132;
and classic, i. 99 (note);
decoration of, i. 127, 138, 141;
effect of strength in, i. 168;
employment of various degrees of skill in, i. 129;
English, Italian, and Venetian, i. 157;
and the Oxford Museum, i. 125 seqq.;
the G. Revival, i. 128, 129, 155 (note);
types of French, i. 154.
Government, the kind of, needed, ii. 86.
Gravelotte, battle of, ii. 31.
Great Eastern Railway (article in Daily Telegraph on), the, ii. 83.
Greece, the king of, ii. 21 (note);
oppressed by Greeks only, ii. 6;
and Venice, relation of architecture, i. 163.
Greek art, study of, ii. 148.
Grenville, Sir Richard, ii. 4 (note).
Greppond, glacier of, ii. 116.
Greswell, Rev. R., and the Oxford Museum, i. 139.
Grief, effect of trifles on minds distressed by, i. 72.
Griggs, Matilda, ii. 186, and note.
"Growing old," article on, in Y. M. A. Magazine, ii. 140.
Grumio. (See Shakespeare).
Guelfi, faction at Florence, ii. 15 (note).
Guido, pictures by, in the National Gallery, i. 43.
Guthrie, letter to Dr., ii. 184.
Guy's bowl at Warwick Castle, i. 153.
Hamilton's, Sir W., logic, ii. 56.
Hanging, who deserve, ii. 131.
Hanover, Sundays at, ii. 11.
Harbor-making, ii. 138.
Harding, i. 23.
Harold the Saxon, i. 161.
Harrison, letter to W. H., ii. 192.
Hartz minerals, purchase of by Mr. Ruskin, ii. 58.
Hartz mountains, ii. 12.
Hasselt's "Histoire de Rubens" referred to, i. 14 (note).
Hawley's, Sir J., "Musjid" (Derby winner), ii. 10 (note).
Health, chair of Physical, at Oxford, ii. 147.
Hemling, i. 65.
Henry VI.'s Psalter, i. 54, and note.
Herodotus referred to, i. 184.
(See also Bubastis.)
Heroism, true forms of, ii. 24;
instance of, ii. 100;
and vice, ii. 133.
Hervet, Gentian, his "Economist of Xenophon," ii. 149 (note).
Hervey, Lord Francis, i. 100 (note).
Highlanders, a characteristic of, ii. 6.
Highlands, the rocks of the, i. 146.
Historical monuments, loss of, in England, i. 158;
and small interest taken in, i. 29.
History, true, what it is, i. 28;
how written hitherto, ib.
Hobbes, definition of Justice, ii. 57 (note), 61.
Hodgson, Professor, and Mr. Ruskin on supply and demand, ii. 44 seqq.
Hogarth, his "public," i. 14;
his "Two 'prentices," ii. 144.
Holbein, the libel on, 37 (note), 45, and note;
portrait of George Gyzen at Berlin, ii. 13, 12 (note);
his quiet work, i. 112;
Mr. Ruskin's article on, ii. 12 (note);
his theology of death, i. 118;
Wornum's life of, ii. 12 (note).
Holy Sepulchre, and St. Mark's, Venice, i. 162.
Holyoake, Mr. G. J., letters on Co-operation to, ii. 78;
his "History of Co-operation," ii. 73 (note);
reference to Mr. Ruskin in America, ii. 73, and note;
and the Sheffield Museum, ib.
Homer, Odyssey quoted or referred to:
(vi. 90), ii. 169, 170 (note);
(xix. 562), i. 75;
(xxii. end), ii. 102.
Honiton lace-makers, ii. 136, 137.
"Honos," existence of any absolute, ii. 63.
Horace, expurgated editions of, ii. 147;
his theology of death, i. 118;
quoted or referred to, ii. 57 (Odes, iii. 3, 1), 98, 111 (Odes, iii. 16, 29), and note, 143;
study of, in England, ii. 143.
Horeb, i. 133.
House-hold, ii. 101.
Houses, letter on modern, ii. 104.
Huddersfield and the Jamaica Insurrection, ii. 20.
Hughes, Mr. T., M. P. for Lambeth, ii. 20 (notes).
Hullah, Mr., on music, i. 25 (note), 26.
Hume, Mr. Hamilton, and the Eyre Defence Fund, ii. 22 (note).
Hunt, Mr. Alfred, and the Liverpool Academy, i. 73 (note).
---- Mr. Holman, i. 71;
"Awakening Conscience, The," i. 71;
his early work criticised in the Times, i. 59 (note);
exaggerates reflected light, i. 64;
"Light of the World," i. 67 seqq.;
technical details of, i. 68;
"Valentine rescuing Sylvia," i. 60 (note), 63, 64 seqq.
---- William, i. 121.
(Mr. Ruskin's "Notes on Prout and Hunt," referred to. See Ruskin.)
Hunting, ii. 128.
Husbands, duty of, ii. 153.
"Hymn," meaning of, ii. 148.
Hyssop, ii. 155.
Ideal, definition of the, i. 7, and note.
Idle, treatment of the, ii. 147.
"Illustrations of Scripture," ii. 172.
Imagination, no food for, in modern life, ii. 147.
Increased Railway Fares (articles in Daily Telegraph), ii. 81 (note).
Indians, ideas of duty in, ii. 6;
irrigation in India, ii. 115.
Infidelity, modern, i. 147.
Ingoldsby Legends ("Jackdaw of Rheims") referred to, ii. 180.
Initials, no need of, in scientific discussion, i. 186.
Iniquity, an exploded word, ii. 107.
Interest, one's own, ii. 7, ii. 48.
Interference, public, with the individual, ii. 133.
Intervention, principles of, ii. 7, 9, 10.
Inundations, ii. 111-119.
Iron manufacture, ii. 49;
modern ironwork, ii. 127.
Irrigation for Italy, ii. 114, 115.
Irving's, Mr., "Shylock," ii. 262.
Isle of Dogs, emigration from the, ii. 87.
Italian and English treatment of art, i. 9;
masters, pencilling of, i. 112;
mannerisms of Italian masters, i. 4.
Italy, state of, in 1859, letters on, ii. 3, 9, 13;
extent of question, ii. 14;
position of, ii. 9;
passions of people noble, ii. 113 (note);
power of, ii. 117;
self-government, ii. 6;
streams of, 116 seqq.
"Italy," a reputed Turner, i. 106, and note.
"Jackdaw of Rheims" (Ingoldsby Legends), ii. 180.
Jamaica Insurrection and Governor Eyre, ii. 20 seqq.
Jameson's "Early Italian Painters" referred to, i. 9 (note);
"History of Our Lord," i. 38 (note), 44 (note).
Jameson's "Scotch Ballads," i. 76, 77 (note).
Janssens, Abraham, and Rubens, i. 14.
Japan, war in, ii. 17.
"Jean de Nivelle" mentioned, ii. 194.
Jena, battle of, ii. 30, 33.
Jerusalem, ii. 177.
Jezebel, ii. 174.
Johnson, Mr. Richard, on commerce, ii. 70; and note.
Journal de Genève, L'Espérance, 1873, Letter on Women's Work, ii. 153.
Judgment-throne, condemnation from the, ii. 142.
Jukes, Mr. T. B., F.R.S., letters on geology, etc., i. 181 (note), 184.
Jussum, ii. 52, 53.
Just price, a, ii. 106 (note).
Justice, abstract, ii. 54;
conceivable as a hideously bad thing, ii. 61 (note), 63;
definition and derivation of, ii. 52;
defined as "conformity with any rule, good or bad," ii. 54, 58 (note), 61;
need of, ii. 10;
principles of, ii. 48;
different words for, ii. 52.
Justinian, summary of law by, ii. 63, and note.
Katharine's instrument (see Shakespeare), ii. 178.
Kail leaf, the, used in Melrose Abbey, i. 141 (note).
(See Scott, "The Abbot," chap, xvi.; "The Monastery," Introduction.)
Keble College, Oxford, "The Light of the World" at, i. 67 (note).
Kennedy, Mr. T. S., copy of Turner's "Fluelen" possessed by, i. 105 (note).
Kensington Museum, Art School at, 100 (note);
Turners at, i. 98 (note).
Kidderminster Times, The (July 28, 1877), letter on "Ribbesford Church," i. 158.
King Charles the Martyr, ii. 68-9.
King, the first duty of a, ii. 111;
must govern the rivers of his country, ib.
Kinglake, Mr. A. W., on Savoy and Denmark, ii. 19.
Kingsley's, Charles, "Ode to the North-East Wind," ii. 50 (note).
Kingsley, Mr., of Sidney Sussex College, on optics, i. 94-6.
Kiss' Amazon, ii. 13, 12 (note).
Königgratz, battle of, ii. 31.
Labor, as a discipline, ii. 136;
the forces of, order of their employment, ii. 87, 135;
giving of the best charity, ii. 131;
its influence on character, ii. 133;
price of, ii. 40, 65;
promise to find, ii. 72.
"La Fille du Tambour Major," Offenbach's, mentioned, ii. 194.
Lake basins, excavated by glaciers, i. 174 (see Glaciers).
Lambeth, Mr. T. Hughes, M. P. for, ii. 20, 21.
Lammermuirs, the, i. 146.
Lancet, The, founded by Mr. Wakley, i. 19 (note).