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Section I.—Textiles. |
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The Geography of the Raw Materials. |
| Wool, |
x. |
| Cotton, |
xiii. |
| Hemp, |
xiii. |
| Flax, |
xiii. |
| Silk, |
xvi. |
| Gold, |
xxv. |
| Cloth of Gold, |
xxv. |
| Tissue, |
xxxi. |
| Silver, |
xxxiii. |
| Wire-drawing, |
xxxiii. |
| Gold thread, |
xxxiv. |
| Silks had various Names: |
| Holosericum, |
xxxvii. |
| Subsericum, |
xxxvii. |
| Examitum, |
xxxvii. |
| Xamitum, |
xxxvii. |
| Samit, |
xxxvii. |
| Ciclatoun, |
xxxix. |
| Cendal, |
xl. |
| Taffeta, |
xli. |
| Sarcenet, |
xlii. |
| Satin, |
xlii. |
| Cadas, |
xliii. |
| Camoca, |
xliv. |
| Cloth of Tars, |
xliv. |
| Velvet, |
xlv. |
| Diaper, |
xlvi. |
| Chrysoclavus, |
xlix. |
| Stauracin, |
l. |
| Polystauron, |
l. |
| Gammadion, |
l. |
| De quadrapolo, |
li. |
| De octapolo, |
li. |
| De fundato, |
liii. |
| Stragulatae, |
liv. |
| Imperial, |
lv. |
| Baudekin, |
lvi. |
| Cloth of Pall, |
lviii. |
| Lettered silks, |
lix. |
| The Eagle, |
lxi. |
| Styles of Silks. |
| Chinese, |
lxiii. |
| Persian, |
lxiii. |
| Byzantine, |
lxiv. |
| Oriental, |
lxv. |
| Syrian, |
lxv. |
| Saracenic, |
lxvi. |
| Moresco-Spanish, |
lxvi. |
| Places weaving Textiles. |
| Sicily, |
lxvii. |
| Lucca, |
lxxi. |
| Genoa, |
lxxii. |
| Venice, |
lxxiii. |
| Florence, |
lxxv. |
| Milan, |
lxxvi. |
| Great Britain, |
lxxvi. |
| Ireland, |
lxxix. |
| Flanders, |
lxxix. |
| France, |
lxxx. |
| Cologne, |
lxxxi. |
| Acca or Acre, |
lxxxiii. |
| Buckram, |
lxxxv. |
| Burdalisaunder, |
lxxxv. |
| Fustian, |
lxxxvi. |
| Muslin, |
lxxxvii. |
| Cloth of Areste, |
lxxxvii. |
Silks distinguished through their Colours
and shades of Colour. |
| Cloth of Tars, |
lxxxix. |
| Indicus, or sky-blue, |
xc. |
| Murrey, |
xc. |
| Changeable, or shot, |
xci. |
| Marble, |
xci. |
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Section II.—Embroidery. |
| Of the Egyptians, |
xcii. |
| Of the Israelites, |
xcii. |
| Of the Greeks and Latins, or Phrygionic, |
xciii. |
| Opus plumarium, or feather-stitch, |
xcv. |
| Opus pulvinarium, or cushion-style, |
xcvi. |
| Opus pectineum, or comb-drawn, |
xcvi. |
| Opus Anglicum, or English work, |
xcviii. |
| Opus consutum, or cut work, |
cii. |
| Accessories of gold and silver, |
civ; |
| glass, |
cv; |
| enamel, |
cv. |
| Diapering, |
cviii. |
| Thread embroidery, |
cix. |
| Quilting, |
cx. |
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Section III.—Tapestry. |
| Egyptian, |
cx. |
| Asiatic, |
cxi. |
| English, |
cxi. |
| Flemish, |
cxii. |
| Arras, |
cxii. |
| Saracenic, |
cxii. |
| Imitated Tapestry—“stayned cloth,” |
cxiv. |
| Carpets, |
cxv. |
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Section IV. |
| Usefulness of the Collection |
| To the Historian, |
cxvi. |
| The miscalled Bayeux Tapestry, |
cxvi. |
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Section V.—Liturgy. |
| Liturgical rarities, |
cxxiii. |
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Section VI. |
| Usefulness of the Collection to |
| Artists, |
cxxx. |
| Manufacturers, |
cxxx. |
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Section VII. |
| Symbolism, |
cxxxv. |
| The Gammadion, |
cxxxvii. |
| Vow of the Swan, the Peacock, &c., |
cxli. |
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Section VIII. |
| Usefulness of the Collection |
| To Literature and Languages, |
clii. |
| The Cyrillian alphabet, |
clii. |
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Section IX.—Heraldry. |
| Armorial bearings worked upon vestments, |
cliii. |
The Scrope and Grosvenor claims for
the bend or on a field azure, |
cliii. |
| Case of the Countess of Salisbury, |
clv. |
| Case of the Earl of Surrey, |
clv. |
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Section X.—Botany and Zoology. |
| The giraffe, |
clvi. |
| The pheasant, |
clvi. |
| The cheetah, |
clvi. |
| The hom, |
clvii. |
| The pine-apple, |
clix. |
| The artichoke, |
clix. |
| The passion-flower, |
clx. |