Chapter V: Front Matter (5)

Opus Tesselatum, 75

Opus Lithostratum, 75

Opus Miserum, 75

Painted Enamels, 91

Palaces in Italy, 57

Palissy, Bernard, 81

Palladio, Andrea, 56

Pamphæios, 77

Pantheon, 22

Pannitz, Arnold, 54

Parthenon, 13

Pastorino, 51

Patera, 7

Penni, Francesco, 53

Perino del Vaga, 53

Perpendicular Gothic, 46

Persian Ornament, 65

Peristylium, 23

Pethenos, 77

Peruvian Textiles, 118

Peruzzi, Baldassare, 57

Phaleron Ware, 77

Phidias, 13

Pisanello, 51

Pisano, Nicolo, 49

“ Giovanni, 49

“ Andrea, 50

“ Vittore, 51

Plaster Work, 61

Plique à Jour, 92

Polynesian Ornament, 2

Pompeian Ornament, 29

Porcelain, 79-83

Portland Vase, 95

Primaticcio, 54

Printing in Italy, 54

Pythos, 77

Quercia, Jacopo della, 50

Raphael, 53

Red Figured Ware, 77

Renascence Ornament, 49

Renascence Palaces, 57

Rhodian Pottery, 80

Riesener, 107

Robbia, Luca della, 51-87-90

“ Andrea “, 51-90

“ Giovanni “, 51-90

Roentgen, David, 107

Romano, Giulio, 53-54

Roman Ornament, 25

Rosette, 7

Rossellini, 51

Rouen Pottery, 81

Samian Ware, 80

Sangallo, Antonio, 57

“ Giuliano, 57

Sansovino, Andrea, 54

“ Jacopo, 54

Scandinavian Ornament, 33

Serlio, 56

Settignano, Desiderio da, 51

Sgraffito, 87

Sheraton, Thomas, 107

Sicilian Fabrics, 111

Silversmith’s Work, 101

Sperandio, 51

Stained Glass, 97

Stiacciato, 51

Stoneware, 82

St. Mark’s, 31

“ Apollinare Nuovo, 31

“ “ in Classe, 31

St. Sophia, 31

“ Vitale, 31

“ Paul’s, 61

Sweynheym, Conrad, 54

Tablinum, 23

Tapestry, 118

Terra Cotta, 89

Terms used in Ornamental Art, 131

Textile Fabrics, 109

Theatre of Marcellus, 21

Thermæ, 25

Tijon, Jean, 105

Toft, Thomas, 82

Torrigiano, 60

Trajan, 27

Trecento, 49

Triforium, 41

Triclinium, 23

Udine, Giovanni da, 53

Verrocchio, Andrea del, 51

Vestibule, 23

Vignola, 58

Vincentine, 51

Viridarium, 23

Vitruvius, 56

Watteau, 59

Wedgwood, 82

Well-heads, 57

Wheildon, Thomas, 82

Wrought Iron, 105

Zormorpic Ornament, 35

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