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600 600 CHICHEN ITZA. INDEX. COMO. Chichen Itza, Yucatan, temple at, ii, 57S, 579. Chichester Cathedral, ii, 164. Cliilumbrum, India, porch of hall at, ii. 4:]. China, stationary perfection of works in, i, 62. Ancient counterpart of its people, 94. Choirs, introduction of, i, 407. A French practice, 470. English ex- amples, ii, 144, 149, 150, 158. Leon, 206. Chosroes, arch of, at Takti-Bostan, i, 393, 394. Chrisoyono, S., basilican church, Rome, date^'of, i, 409. Christian architecture, discrimination of, its eras, styles, etc., i, 395-399. Oriental tradition relative to Christian architects, ii, 509. Mahomet's Chris- tian architect, 538. Christianity, adaptability of the Rgman basilicas to the usages of, i, 400-402. Results of its introduction into Eng- land, ii, 121. How carried into Ire- land, ii, 229. Irish round towers, Christian edifices, 232. Adaptation of Moorish art to its purposes, 281. When introduced into Russia, 483. Result of its corruption in the East, 498. Christodolos, Christian arciiitect em- ployed by Mahomet, ii, 538. Chunjuju, Yucatan building at, ii, 576. Church, double, examples of, ii, 32-34. 48, 108, 412. Churches, circular, see Circular churches. Cimborio, or dome, in Spanish churches, ii, 255. Examples, 258, 270, 272. Circular and polygonal churches, first germ of, i, 429. Romanesque types, 430-441. Provencal examples, 461, 462. In Aquitania, 476. In Ger- many, ii, .37-43. Heiligenstadt, 81. Round churches in Scandinavia, 111- 116. In England, 181. In Italy, 350, 384. Byzantine examples, 432. CiiTular windows, France, their number and dissimilarity in tracery, etc., i, 567- 569. English examples, ii, 159, 161. Cistercian abbeys, i, 14, 557. Citeaux, i, 497. Civic and Municipal buildings: Belgian town-halls, i, 601-606. Germany, ii, 84. London, 196. Spain, 285. Italy, 357. Venice, 362. Clairvatix, i, 497. Classic architecture, cause of the revival of, i, 43, 47. Clement, S.. as a type of the Roman basilican clun-ch, i, 407, 408. Its date, 410. Colomiade, 420. Choir, ii, 2(52. Cleopatra in Egyptian paintings, i, 134. Clerestories in Greek antl Egyptian tem- ples, i, 262. First publication of the Author's views on the subject, ibid, note. Munich and Metz, ii, 76, 77. Clermont, church of Notre Dame du Port at, i, 491. Elevation and plan of its chevet, 493, 494. Climate: regions in which it has and has not changed, i, 56. Cloaca Maxima, Rome, arcli of the, i, 206, 290. Cloisters, English and southern, i, 464. Provencal examples, 464. Puy en Velay, 498. Zurich, ii. 49. Gloucester, 146. Kilconnel Abbey, 228. The Huelgas, 283. Tarazona, iS4. St. Giovanni in Laterno, 389. Clonmacnoise. tower and arch at. ii. 234, 236. Clovis, division of France on the death of, i, 522. Cluny. Abbey of, i, 497. Its magnitude and magnificence, 500. Narthex, 5(H. Influence exercised by the establish- ment, 505. Arcaded house, 584. Cluny, Hotel de, i, 585. Cnidus, lion tomb at, i, 274. Coata, Titicaca, Peru, terraced building at. ii, .585. Cobern, hexagonal chapel at, ii, 42, 43. Coblentz, cliurch of St. Castor at, ii, 29. Cockerell, C. R., work on Grecian temples by, i, 251 note. Cocos. Castille, castle of, ii, 286, 287. Cocumella, the, at Vulci, i, 288, 289. Cceur. Jacques, house of, i, 585. Coimbra, churches at, ii, 290. Cologne Cathedral: dimensions, compar- ative observations, etc., i, 24. 533, 559, 561, 596, 597: ii, 64, ttS. Views as it will appear when completed, 61. But- tresses, i, 574. Featiu'es in which it is pre-eminent, ii, 57. Date, plan, etc., 58. Disproportion of length to height, 59. External proportions, 60. Mechanical merits, 62. Window tracery, 68. Orig- inal cathedral, 23, 58. See 260, 262, ooo ooi; OOA o<o •J.jZ, .J.jU, •J-Jil, o-iZ. Cologne, triapsal and other churches at, Tlie Apostles', i, 592; ii, 24-26. Sta. Maria in CapitoHo, 2:3. St. Martin, 24, 25. St. Gereon, 29. Details, 53. Section and plan, 54. St. Cunibert, 'AK 53. St. George, 29. Sion, 29, 51. Most pleasing characteristics of these churches, 62. An English St. Gereon, 181, 409. Convents, 49. Dwelling- houses and windows, 50-52. Guild- hall, or Gurzenich. 84. Colosseum, or Flavian amphitheatre, Rome, i, 296. Interest attaching to it, 326. Effect of reduplication of parts, plan, sections, etc., 327. Area, amount of sitting space, 328. Color as an architectural element, i, 35. See Painting. Cohunbaria, Rome, arrangement and ob- ject of the, i, 344. Columna Rostrata, ugliness of, i, 340. Como, cathedral at, ii, 345. Broletto,. 359. Its advantageous position, 359.