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 403 INDEX. OsoN. — Adderbury, 355, 390 ; Binsey, 269 ; Driinsliill, 124; Hairpton-Ga}', 88; Idbury, 209; Minster-Lovell, 303; Newnham-Murreu, 304; Oddiugton, 87, 89; Oseney, 128; Ot- moor, 123; Oxford, 60, 62, 135,242,243,289; Shotover, 125; Souldern, 353 ; Wheatley, 116; Woodperry, 116—129, 178 Oxford, Corpus Christi College, and Trinity Col- lege, *ehalices at, 135 Painted glass at Rivenhall, Essex, 28 — and at Metz, 363 Paintings, mural, at Mid-Lavant, Sussex, 265 Paris, bibliotheque royale, part of the jeu d'eschets presented by Charlemagne to the Abbey of St. Denis, 241 Denis, St., missal of, 180 vessel of sardonyx at, 134 Patrick's, St., Isle of Man, 50, 56 Pavements, decorated, 151 — 154, 297 Peel Castle, Isle of Man, 49—58 Peels, Scotch, 363 Penkridge, Staffordshire, chalice found near, 135 Pennant, Sir., cromlechs described by, 40 Peuwith, Cornwall, gorget-found at, 37 Percy, Bishop, gorget described by, 36 Perdeswell, Worcestershire, tore found at, 34 PerFORATIOKS IK THE WALLS OF CHURCHES, 299 Petit, J. L., on the Ecclesiastical Anti- quities OF THE ISLF, OF MaN, 49 58 •Pillar, stone, at Kilmalkcdar, Ireland, 175 Plans of St. Mary's, Bridgewater, Somerset, 307 • *St. Peter's, Charlton, Wiltshire, 308 Towyn-y-Capel, Wales, 226 •Plas Newydd, Wales, the cromlech at, 41, 43 Pluscardine, near Elgin, Scotland, Abbey of, 55 Polden Hills, Somerset, ornaments at, 30, 31, 34 Polybius, torques alluded to by, 30 Portchcster Church, Hants, built between 1145 and 1153 ; left unfinished when the Priory was removed to Southwick, 218 — *west front of, 214 — *font in, 216, 217 Portrait of Queen Elizabeth found at Suckley, Worcestershire, 89 Pottery, Medieval, 61 — 64 Roman,fouud near Kingston, Notts, 159 — Woodperry, Oxou, 118 — Otmoor, Oxon, 123 — Drunshill, near Woodeaton, Oxon, 124 — and at *Winklersbury, Hants, 69 PovNTEB, A., on St. Winefrede's Well at Holywell, Flintshire, 148 — 150 •Presaddfred, Wales, cromlechs found at, 42, 43 Prudhoe, Lord, torques found by, 34 Pytchley Church, Northamptonshire, British kist- vaens found under, 105 — 115 • its architecture, 108 Roman coins found in, 105, 113 churchyard of, a populous burial- ground in the days of kistvaen interment. 111 Q. Quentin, St., Bretagne, France, torques at, 30 Quern stones in Monalty Island, Ireland, 48 R. •Ranis, France, tore found at, 34 Reading, history and remains of Francis- can Friery at, by J. Billing, 141 — 148 • plan and architecture of its Church, 144, 147 'roof of St. Mary's Church at, 1 47 I •Relics near Lough na Glack, Ireland, 46 — 48 Report of the receipts and disbursements of the Aich»ological Institute, submitted to the meeting at York, 270 — 272 •Repps, Norfolk, coped coiKu near, 268 Resources for building Churches in the middle ages, 293—295 Reviews, 93—96, 97—100, 10], 166—182, 183, 184—187, 366—372, 373—378, 379—392 Reyhole, Clare, Ireland, gorget found near, 36 Rheidd on the Menai, Celts found near, 257 Richard I., incident in the imprisonment of, 140 II., and Anne, his consort, effigies of, 202 ■ St., bishop of Chichester, account of the last opening and restoration of the tomb of, 262, 263 Rings, *Roman, found at Bredon Hill, 267 ■ belonging to Lord Rayleigh, of the fourteenth century, at Bredicot, 267, of the *fifteeuth century, at Saxon's Lode, 268, *of Roger II., of Sicily, 269 •of entwined gold chain, at Flodden, 269, near Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, and near Falmer, Sussex, 270 — and supposed talismanic virtue, presented to Queen Eliiiabeth, 359 Ripon, Yorkshire, stycas found at, 73 Rivenhall, Essex, painted glass at, 28 Rochdale, Lancashire, tore found at, 33 •Rochester, Kent, brooch found near, 77 Cathedral, Saracenic decorations, 196 •Roman Remains, 246, 251; pottery, 69, 117, 159; rings, 163, 267; coins, 3 05, 113, 125, 160; tiles, 124; glass vessel, 69; villa, 160; houses, 361 ; baths, 365; palace, 365 Rome, St. Peter's, chalice at, 130 the ascension of Elijah, 193, and the sacrifice of Isaac, 195 . representation of *fish, and *inscription from the Lapidarian Gallery at, 282, 283 •Roof of St. Mary's Church, Reading, 147 •Roose, Lancashire, vases found near, 68 Roule, Mont, France, gorget found near, 37 Rouen, duplicate effigy of King Richard I. at, 238 Round Towers, Irish, proved to be Christian, 166 Rowland, Mr., the cromlechs mentioned by, 41 Rutland. — Liddington, 85; Manton, 210 S. Salisbury chapter-house, alti-relievi in, 199 the story of the boy-bishop at, wants confirmation, 237 Sapaland, supposed to have given it« name to a Blonastery, 341 •Sarcophagi at Rome, sculptured with the ascen- sion of Elijah, 193 — and the sacrifice of Isaac, 195 Saxon work, 109, 197, 258, 386 •Saxon's Lode, Upton, Worcestershire, thumb-ring found in, 268 Scarcliffe, Derbyshire, effigy at, 237 Scotland. — Edinburgh, 241; Flodden Field, 269; Lewis Isle, 241; Locher Moss, (Dum- fries), 159; Oban, 96 ; Pluscardine, (Elgin), 55 •Scotland, Society of Antiquaries of, chessmen in the Museum of the, 241 Scroll ornaments in, Stoue Church, Kent, 199 Sculpture in England, observations on THE PROGRESS OF THE ArT OF, IN MEDIEVAL Ti.iiErJ, BY Sir R. Westmacott, 193 — 205 and painting, the revival of, owing to religion, 194 •Sculptured head, from Hereford Cathedral, 197
 * Penton ]Mevsey, Hants, bell-gable at, 210
 * Neath Castle, 276
 * tlie Church of the Friery, Reading, 144
 * Pruning-hooks, ancient, at Woodperry, Oxon, 122
 * of gold, with talismanic inscription, 358
 * sarcophagi at, with representations of