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Milanese embroidery, 3.

lace, 197.

net-work, 200.

steel-work, 3.

velvet raised, 7.

Missal-cushion, 142.

Missal, the Roman, quoted, 142.

the Salisbury, quoted, 284.

Mitre, lappets of, 51, 85.

Monstrance for liturgical use, what, 184.

Moon, crescent, 220, 243.

crescent, symbolism of, 288.

figured in pictures of the Crucifixion, 30.

Moorish tissue, 123.

Moresque, Spanish, 51, 55, 121, 124, 125, 152, 160, 180, 240, 244.

Moslem use, stuffs for, 57, 61.

Mund or ball, so called, 276.

how anciently divided, 276.

Munich, the Maximilian museum at, 153, 154.

Murano and its manufacture of beads, 169.

Murrey-colour liked in the mediæval period by the English, 9.

Musical instruments, mediæval, 23, 157.

Mythology, Scandinavian, 150.

Napery— Flemish, 34, 61, 73, 75, 124, 203, 205, 255, 263. German, 62.

Napkins for crozier, 174, 250.

embroidered, 99, 100, 101, 261.

Napkin of linen, 35.

for pyx, 202, 260.

Neapolitan embroidery, 13.

silk, 13.

, quoted, 286.

Needlework, 79, 99, 100, 101, 262.

old English, the admired "opus Anglicum," 147, 275, 281, 288.

old English, how to be known, 288.

Net-work, 3, 4, 61, 101, 107, 175, 200, 245.

Newburg, near Vienna, robes at, 38.

Newmarket, king's house at, 302; tapestries from, 302.

Nineveh sculptures, 25, 122.

Numbers, Book of, quoted, 288.