Chapter XVII: Appendix: I

CLASSES OF POTTERY MADE AT ALCORA

(From RIAÑO's _Industrial Arts in Spain_)

Towards the middle of the eighteenth century:--

Vases of different shapes.

Small pots (Chinese fashion).

Teapots and covers (Chinese fashion).

Cruets, complete sets (Chinese style).

Entrée dishes.

Salt-cellars (Chinese style).

_Escudillas_ (bowls), of Constantinople.

_Barquillos_ (sauce bowls), Chinese style.

Bottles (in the Chinese manner).

Cups, plates, and saucers of different kinds, with good painted borders
in imitation of lace-work (_puntilla_). Some were designed in the
Chinese manner, and especial care was taken with fruit-stands,
salad-bowls, and dishes.

Trays and refrigerators.

A document, discovered by Riaño, and dated 1777, says that in that year the following kinds of pottery were manufactured at Alcora:--

_Figures of Demi-Porcelain._

Figures of tritons.
" of soldiers (two sizes).
" of soldiers, one-third of a _palmo_ high.
" of the four seasons (two sizes).
" of dancers.
" of tritons in the form of children.
" with brackets.
" of different animals.
" of gardener and female companion in the Dresden style.
Dancing figures in the German style.
Figures of Neptune.
" of shepherd and shepherdess.
" of the Moorish king, Armenius.
" of the four parts of the world (two sizes).
" of peasant and his wife.
Small figures holding musical instruments.
Figures representing different monarchies.
" representing historical personages.
" representing the history of Alexander the Great (two sizes).
" representing Martius Curtius (two sizes).
" of elephants.
" of a man mounted on an elephant.
" representing Chinese figures.
" of Heliogabalus.
" of a general on horseback.
" of a grenadier supporting a candlestick.
Large figures representing Julius Cæsar.
Figures representing the different costumes worn in Spain, on brackets.
Groups of Chinese figures.
Snuff-boxes, sugar-basins, inkstands.
Rabbits, horns, and pug-dogs for holding scent.
Small scent-bottles.
Needle-cases.
Large vases with foot and cover.
Brackets.
Walking-stick handles.
Knife handles.

_Figures of white Biscuit China._

Figures representing Spanish costumes (two sizes).
Groups of two figures.
Large and small figures of the four parts of the world.
Figures of the four seasons (two sizes).

We find also, says Riaño, the following figures of painted and glazed porcelain:--

Four seasons (two sizes).
Groups of two figures.
Figure of a Moorish king.
" of musicians and huntsmen.
" of peasants.
" of Chinese.
Small figures of a gardener and female companion.
Figures of soldiers in the German style.

From 1789 to 1797, continues Riaño, the following kinds of pottery were made at Alcora:--

Hard paste porcelain (French).
Porcelain of three different kinds called Spanish.
Porcelain of pipeclay (English).
Blue pipeclay porcelain.
Marbled pipeclay porcelain.
_Bucaros_, painted and gilt.
Strasburg ware.
Porcelain painted _en froid_.
Marbled and gilt wares, hitherto unknown.

_Porcelain (Frita)._

Porcelain painted with gilt lines.
" painted without gold.
" (_frita_), canary colour.
Boxes in relief.
" plain.
Porcelain (_frita_), painted with marble wares.
Plain boxes of the same kind.
Porcelain (_frita_), of blue and brown ground.
Cups and saucers of a similar kind.

_Biscuit Porcelain._

Figures.
Vases.
Pedestals.
White porcelain (_frita_) cups of different kinds.
" porcelain, ornamented and plain.
Boxes with busts.
Boxes with ornamentations in relief.
Vases for holding flowers, plates, etc.
Large figures of the four seasons.
Flower vases with rams' heads.
Plain boxes.
Boxes with ornaments in relief.

_White Porcelain._

Plates, cups, etc.
Figures of different kinds.

_Painted Porcelain._

Cups, saucers, plates, etc.
Cream-pots.
Plain snuff-boxes, or in the shape of a dog.
Fruit-stands in relief.

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INDEX

Abd-al-Azis, I. 31.
Abd-er-Rhaman the First, II. 57.
Abd-er-Rhaman the Second, II. 57; III. 20.
Abd-er-Rhaman the Third, II. 98.
Aben-Said, I. 225; II. 135, 136.
Abolais, II. 226 _et seq._, 237.
Abreviador, the Casa del, III. 150.
Abu-Said, III. 37.
_Adargas_, I. 241, 242.
Addison, Lancelot, II. 18 _et seq._, 32, 45 (note).
Alberoni, Cardinal, III. 150 (note).
Albuquerque, the inventory of the Dukes of, I. 272, 273, 279, 283, 284;
II. 9, 10.
Alcaicería of Granada, the, I. 78; II. 194 _et seq._
_Alcarrazas_, II. 194 _et seq._
Alcázar of Seville, the, II. 60 _et seq._, 138, 141, 143, 148, 150, 152.
Alcora, pottery of, II. 203 _et seq._
Alcoy, cloths of, III. 124.
Aleman, Cristóbal, II. 245.
_Aleros_, II. 65, 66.
_Alfarge_ ceilings, II. 52 _et seq._
Alfonso the Second, III. 183.
Alfonso the Third ("the Great"), I. 44, 57 (note); II. 106; III. 183.
Alfonso the Sixth, I. 45 (note), 276; II. 15, 106; III. 106.
Alfonso the Ninth, II. 39.
Alfonso the Tenth ("the Learned"), I. 61, 62, 129, 205; II. 226, 239;
III. 11, 28, 33, 34, 106, 238.
Alfonso the Eleventh, I. 68; III. 12, 70.
Alfonso the Eleventh, the Chronicle of, I. 207, 209, 268, 269,
280 (note).
Alfonso the Thirteenth, I. 42 (note).
Alfonso the First of Aragon, II. 14.
Algeciras, the siege of, I. 269.
Al-Hakem the First, II. 135; III. 213.
Al-Hakem the Second, II. 57.
Alhambra, the, II. 54, 56, 59, 64 _et seq._, 86, 121, 154 _et seq._, 168
_et seq._, 183, 232, 233.
_Aliceres_, II. 136.
Al-Jattib, I. 77 (note), 226, 268.
_Aljofar_, I. 67; III. 11 _et seq._, 33.
Al-Khattib, III. 33, 39.
Almagro Cardenas, II. 65 (note).
Almagro, lace of, III. 160.
Al-Makkari, I. 32, 76; II. 137, 163, 231; III. 1, 2, 21, 33, 35.
Al-Manzor, I. 227; II. 57.
_Almexía_, III. 8.
Almohades, the, II. 136; III. 23.
Almoravides, the, III. 22.
Almotalefes, III. 58 _et seq._
Altar-screens (see _Retablos_).
Alvarez de Colmenar, I. 110 (note), 267; II. 23, 24, 31, 199 (note),
260; III. 50 _et seq._, 74.
Amador de los Ríos, José, I. 17, 23, 28; II. 59 (note).
Amador de los Ríos, Rodrigo, I. 36, 48, 49, 61, 62, 128, 129, 176, 179,
183, 185; II. 58, 101, 103, 135, 136; III. 212, 238.
Amphoræ, II. 116, 117.
_Analogia_, III. 211, 212.
Ancheta, II. 80.
Andino, Cristóbal de, I. 151 _et seq._
Angels, the Cross of, I. 41 _et seq._, 58.
Apocalypse, the Codex of the, I. 223.
_Arabian Nights, The_, II. 62, 63 (note).
Aranda, the Count of, II. 182, 204 _et seq._
_Arca Santa_ of Oviedo, the, I. 44.
Arenys de Mar, lace of, III. 172.
Arenys de Munt, lace of, III. 172.
Arfe, Antonio de, I. 98.
Arfe, Enrique de, I. 97, 101; III. 201.
Arfe, Juan de, I. 85, 96 _et seq._; III. 185, 201.
Argote de Molina, II. 23.
Armouries of Spain, private, I. 243, 244.
Armoury, Madrid, the Royal, I. 17, 210, 214 (note), 217 _et seq._,
229 (note), 231 (note), 235 _et seq._, 248 _et seq._, 273, 274, 276,
278, 282.
Arnao de Flandes, II. 243.
_Arquetas_, I. 48 _et seq._
"Arras cloths" (see _Paños de Ras_).
_Artesonados_, II. 47, 55 _et seq._
Ash Shakandi, III. 3, 4.
Augusta, Cristóbal de, II. 152.
_Axorcas_, I. 77, 79.
_Azulejos_ (see Tiles).

_Baculi_, ivory, II. 105, 106.
Balconies, Spanish, I. 154 _et seq._
Balearics, slingers of the, I. 200, 201.
Bâle, the Council of, III. 110, 111 (note).
Balsa de la Vega, III. 163.
_Banyolenchs_, III. 123 (note).
Barcelona, silk of, III. 98 _et seq._
_Barros Saguntinos_ (see "Saguntine ware").
_Barros tarraconenses_ (see "Saguntine ware").
Bartholomew, Master, I. 149 _et seq._
Barzanallana, III. 222 (note), 249 (note).
Bayan Almoghreb, I. 32.
Becerra, II. 68.
Becerriles, the, I. 94, 95.
Bedclothes, Spanish mediæval, II. 4 (note).
Benvenuto Cellini, III. 208 _et seq._
Berruguete, I. 189; II. 68, 71, 79, 80.
Bertaut de Rouen, I. 3, 38, 82, 97, 101, 102, 109, 154, 155, 203;
II. 39, 59, 60, 63, 67 (note), 169, 262; III. 50, 51, 108, 109, 140,
141, 164, 165 (note), 242, 243, 245.
Boabdil el Chico, I. 75, 227 _et seq._; III. 36, 37.
Bocairente, cloths of, III. 124.
Bonsor, II. 113, 114.
Bourgoing, II. 159, 181, 216, 217; III. 74, 76 _et seq._
Bowles, William, I. 4 _et seq._, 23 (note), 56 (note), 263 _et seq._;
II. 58 (note), 196 _et seq._, 254, 255.
Brihuega, cloths of, III. 110, 115 (note).
Brims of Wells (see _Brocales_).
_Brinquiños_, II. 191, 192.
British Museum, The, II. 177; III. 183.
Brocade, III. 98, 99 (note).
_Brocales_, II. 123, 124.
Bronzes, Moorish, I. 169 _et seq._
Brun, Sigismund, II. 259.
_Búcaros_, II. 191, 193.
Buckram, III. 5, 7.
Buen Retiro, pottery of the, II. 203, 212 _et seq._
Buonaparte, Joseph, II. 218.
_Burel_, III. 122.

Cadalso, glass of, II. 232.
_Cadinas_, III. 123 (note).
Campomanes, Count, III. 248, 253.
_Candil_, the, I. 167, 168.
Cannon, early Spanish, I. 268 _et seq._
Cano, Alonso, II. 69, 81.
_Cántigas de Santa María_, the, I. 282.
Capmany, III. 6, 123 (note), 169.
Carpentry, artistic, II. 46 _et seq._
_Carpintería de lo blanco_, II. 52, 53.
_Carpinteros de lo blanco_, II. 50.
Carrión, Fernando de, III. 206, 207.
Casa de los Tíros, Granada, the, II. 65, 156.
Casiri, III. 35, 39.
Cataluña, cloths of, III. 123 (note).
Cataluña, lace of, III. 169 _et seq._
Catherine of Lancaster, III. 107, 129.
Cato, I. 5.
Cean Bermudez, I. 88, 148 (note), 185; II. 62, 80, 83 _et seq._, 149,
246 (note); III. 131, 168 (note).
Cedillo, Count of, III. 70 (note), 225 (note).
Celosías, II. 47, 62 _et seq._
Celtiberians, the, I. 195, 196.
_Cendal_, III. 5, 6.
Chair-makers of Granada, the, II. 28 _et seq._
_Chamelot_, III. 5, 6, 14.
Charles the Second, I. 107, 273, 274; II. 46; III. 27, 107, 134,
248 (note).
Charles the Third, I. 115, 235 (note); II. 212, 218, 258; III. 46.
Charles the Fourth, II. 215; III. 249 (note).
Charles the Fifth, I. 129, 222, 223, 235 _et seq._, 253, 273, 283;
II. 40, 56, 77; III. 15, 31, 40, 107, 153, 169, 174, 238, 239.
Chests, makers of, II. 30.
_Ciclaton_, III. 5, 6.
Cid, the, II. 12.
Cid, the Chronicle of the, I. 207.
Cid, the Poem of the, I. 203, 207 (note); II. 45 (note).
Cisneros, Cardinal, III. 126.
Ciudad Real, II. 39.
Clemencin, III. 13, 14.
Clonard, Count of, I. 204, 206, 208, 213, 215 (note), 268; II. 2 (note),
5 (note), 39 (note); III. 14 (note).
Cloostermans, II. 209 _et seq._
Cloth of Gold, III. 7.
Cloths, Spanish, III. 105 _et seq._
Cluny, the Museum of, II. 40; III. 183.
Coaches, Spanish, I. 283.
_Cofradías_, III. 222 _et seq._
Commercial Company of Extremadura, the, III. 65.
Compañia Real de Comercio y Fábricas de Granada, the, III. 61 _et seq._
_Contrayes_, III. 122.
Contreras, II. 173.
_Cordellate_, III. 122.
Cordova, cloths of, III. 122.
Cordova, embroiderers of, III. 131 _et seq._
"Cordova leathers," II. 38, 39.
Cordova, _rejeros_ of, I. 145, 146.
Cordova, the Council of, III. 12.
Cordova, the mosque of, II. 57, 58, 135.
Cordova, the Ordinances of, II. 43, 44.
Covarrubias, II. 38, 137; III. 128.
Crossbows, Spanish, I. 220 _et seq._
Crosses, iron, I. 138.
Crown of Spain, tapestries of the, III. 152 _et seq._
_Cueros de Córdoba_, II. 38 _et seq._
Cunninghame Graham, I. 131, 132, 235 (note), 277 (note); II. 20 (note),
126 (note).
_Cursi_, the, II. 22.
_Custodia_ of Cordova, the, III. 201 _et seq._
_Custodia_ of Seville, the, III. 185 _et seq._
_Custodias_, I. 95 _et seq._
Cutlers, Spanish, III. 214 _et seq._

Dagobert, I. 29, 30.
Dancart, II. 77, 83.
Danis, Juan, II. 247, 248.
D'Aulnoy, Countess, I. 107 _et seq._; II. 25 (note), 224; III. 134, 135,
141, 142, 162, 242 _et seq._
Davillier, Baron, I. 72, 87, 280 (note); II. 78, 144, 249, 162, 165,
166, 186 _et seq._; III. 149.
Diago, II. 163, 180.
Diodorus Siculus, I. 199.
Diptyches, ivory, II. 89 _et seq._
Dolfin, II. 240, 241.
Domingo, "Maestre," I. 148, 149; III. 237, 238 (note).
Doncel, Guillermo, II. 79, 80.
_Don Quixote_, I. 286 (note); III. 160.
Dozy, II. 135 (note), 136.
_Drach-alat_, the, III. 228.
Drury Fortnum, III. 182.
Ducange, III. 211.
Duque y Cornejo, II. 81.

Echeverría, Father, I. 82.
Eder, II. 259.
Edrisi, I. 224; II. 162; III. 137, 138.
Egilona, I. 30, 31.
Eguilaz Yanguas, II. 22; III. 36, 37 (note).
El Nubiense, III. 4.
Embroidery, Spanish, III. 125 _et seq._
Ena of Battenberg, Princess, III. 173.
Enguera, cloths of, III. 124.
_Entalladores_, II. 50, 76, 78.
Escolano, II. 163, 164.
Escorial, the, I. 98.
Eximenes, II. 163, 164, 180.

Ferdinand and Isabella, I. 65, 69 _et seq._, 252, 253; II. 74, 125, 143,
184 (note), 190, 234; III. 14, 31, 39, 123, 128, 129 (note), 152, 236,
252.
Ferdinand the Catholic, I. 229, 253 _et seq._; II. 236; III. 123 (note).
Ferdinand the First, I. 45 (note); II. 13, 39, 99, 104.
Ferdinand the Second, II. 107.
Ferdinand the Third (San Fernando), I. 128, 129, 250, 252, 276; II. 85;
III. 18.
Ferdinand the Sixth, III. 44, 240.
Ferdinand the Second of Aragon, I. 210.
Fernandez de Navarrete, III. 109 (note), 144, 199 (note), 235 (note),
237 _et seq._
Fernandez y Gonzalez, III. 17 (note).
Fez, III. 50.
Florez Estrada, III. 248.
Floridablanca, Count of, II. 177; III. 90, 91.
Fonseca, I. 80, 81.
Fonts, baptismal, II. 124, 125.
Ford, I. 40, 53, 56 (note), 59, 83 (note); II. 63 (note), 184 (note),
195, 196, 218, 219.
Fortuny, I. 171; II. 168, 174, 183.
Fouquet, II. 162.
Foz, Manuel, III. 83, 84, 93, 94.
Francés, Juan, I. 140 _et seq._
Francis the First, III. 123 (note).
Frisleva, Cristóbal, I. 273.
Fuero Viejo of Castile, the, III. 242 (note).

Gamero, Martin, III. 225, 251 (note).
Ganivet, III. 242.
García Llansó, II. 156 (note), 180, 198, 202 (note), 233.
Gates, bronze, I. 181.

Gayangos, Pascual de, I. 102, 104, 127, 155, 232; II. 24; III. 35,
71 (note), 135 (note).
Gelmirez, Bishop, I. 53, 54.
Gener, Pompeyo, III. 242.
George, Master, I. 61.
Gestoso, I. 72, 73 (note), 84 (note), 114 (note), 150 (note),
187 (note), 247 (note); II. 45 (note), 51 (note), 121 _et seq._,
136 _et seq._, 142 (note) _et seq._, 149 _et seq._, 152 (note)
_et seq._, 155, 187, 189, 198; III. 27, 221 _et seq._, 235 (note),
239, 240.
Giralda, the, I. 177 (note), 183, 186, 187; II. 77, 151.
Goblet d'Alviella, III. 71 (note).
Gomez Moreno, II. 56, 57, 65 (note), 155, 172 (note); III. 133.
Gonzalo de Cordova, I. 257, 258.
Goya, I. 113; III. 157.
Goyeneche, Juan, II. 250.
Granada, cloths of, III. 121 _et seq._
Granada, silk of, III. 149 _et seq._
Granada, the Alcaicería of, III. 49 _et seq._
Granada, the Ordinances of, I. 3, 4 (note), 135, 157, 158, 247 (note),
248; II. 27 _et seq._, 52.
_Granas treintenas_, III. 122.
Gricci, II. 213, 214.
Guadalajara, cloths of, III. 110, 112 _et seq._
Guadalete, the battle of, I. 30.
_Guadamacileros_, III. 226.
_Guadamacileros_ of Cordova, the, II. 42, 43.
_Guadameciles_, II. 38 _et seq._
Guarrazar, the treasure of, I. 16 _et seq._
Guise, Duke of, III. 71.
Gutierrez, Pedro, III. 145 _et seq._, 149, 150.

Hannibal, I. 7.
Harness for horses, war, I. 219, 220.
Henry, Master, II. 241, 242.
Henry the First, I. 68.
Henry the Second, III. 34 (note).
Henry the Eighth of England, III. 107.
Hernández, Gregorio, II. 68, 69.
Herranz, Francisco, II. 247.
Hita, Archpriest of, I. 67.
Hixem, II. 57.
Hübner, II. 115.
Hurtado de Mendoza, II. 23, 37.

Ibn Abdo-l-Haquem, I. 35.
Ibn Alwardi, I. 31, 32.
Ibn Batutah, II. 162, 163.
Ibn Hayyan, I. 33, 34.
Ibn Hud, III. 36, 37.
Ibn Khaldoun, II. 22; III. 21, 33, 36.
Ibn Said, II. 163, 180; III. 33 _et seq._
Illiberis, I. 173, 174.
Inlay on steel and iron, gold, III. 208 _et seq._
Inns, furniture of Spanish, II. 30 _et seq._
Irving, Washington, I. 82; II. 170, 171.
Isabel Farnese, I. 274; II. 252.
Isabella the Catholic, I. 254; II. 16, 244 (note); III. 13, 14, 133,
161.
Isabella the Second, I. 25.
Isidore, Saint, I. 12 (note), 15, 27, 166 (note), 198, 201; II. 2, 7.

Jacquemart, II. 186.
_Jaeces colgantes_, I. 281, 282.
Jaen, cloths of, III. 122.
Jayme the First of Aragon ("the Conqueror"), I. 210 _et seq._; II. 101,
108; III. 5, 11, 18, 47 (note), 232.
Jewellery in Spain, Roman, I. 11, 12.
Jewellery, Moorish, I. 73 _et seq._
Jewellery, Morisco, I. 77 _et seq._
Jones, Owen, II. 171, 172 (note).
Jovellanos, III. 249.
Juana, Doña, III. 15.
Juan of Aragon, I. 212; II. 5.
Juan the First, I. 215; III. 13, 30, 227, 228.
Juan the Second, I. 130, 280 (note); III. 34.
Juni, Juan de, II. 68, 69.

Kersey, III. 122.
Keys of Seville, the, I. 126 _et seq._
Keys, Spanish, I. 124 _et seq._

Laborde, I. 7 _et seq._, 116 _et seq._, 133, 134, 266, 267; II. 34
_et seq._, 38 (note), 131 _et seq._, 182, 183, 194, 195, 200, 201,
203, 216, 254, 260; III. 44 _et seq._, 55, 67 _et seq._, 94 _et seq._,
108, 109, 122 _et seq._, 142, 143, 151, 152 (note), 168 _et seq._,
240 _et seq._
Lace, Spanish, III. 159 _et seq._
La Granja (or San Ildefonso), the glass factory of, II. 252 _et seq._;
III. 240.
La Higueruela, the battle of, I. 218.
Lalaing, III. 50.
Lambot, Diodonet, II. 249.
La Milanesa, III. 91, 105.
La Moncloa, the porcelain factory of, II. 219, 220.
Lampérez, Vicente, II. 62; III. 158 (note).
Lamps, Roman, I. 165 _et seq._
Lamps, ware, II. 116.
Lane-Poole, Stanley, II. 47, 48; III. 9 (note), 21 (note).
La Payessa, Joseph, III. 91, 92.
Larruga, II. 200, 213, 235, 251, 252; III. 66 (note), 111 (note), 118,
119 (note), 233 (note), 235 (note), 248, 249 (note).
Lasteyrie, I. 21.
_Latticinio_, II. 225, 261.
_Lazo_-work doors, II. 47, 58 _et seq._
Leather, Spanish decorative, II. 38 _et seq._
Lefort, III. 157.
Lenger, Antoine, III. 151.
León, the Synod of, III. 15.
Lerma, Duke of, I. 102, 103, 219, 220.
_Libros de Pasantía_, I. 72, 73.
Locks and keys, I. 135.
Lope de Vega, I. 86; II. 23 (note).
Lopez de Arenas, Diego, II. 51 _et seq._, 56.
Lugo, exhibition of, I. 41.
Luis de León, Fray, III. 99 (note).
Luna, Alvaro de, I. 189, 216.
Lustred pottery, Hispano-Moresque, II. 161 _et seq._

Machuca, Pedro, II. 57.
Madrid, the Gremios of, III. 45, 119, 120 (note).
Madrid, the National Museum, II. 58, 60, 79, 91, 94 _et seq._, 108;
III. 29.
Majolica ware, II. 165, 166.
_Manillas_, I. 78.
_Mantilla_, the, III. 164 _et seq._
Marckwart, the brothers, I. 273.
María Cristina, Queen, III. 249 (note).
María de Padilla, III. 141.
Marineus Siculus, I. 254; II. 180, 233, 234; III. 50.
Marmol, II. 169.
Martial, I. 199.
Martinez de la Mata, III. 48.
Martinez Guijarro, Fernan, II. 151, 152.
Martinez Montañes, II. 68.
Martin Hume, II. 113 (note).
Martin of Aragon, I. 212; III. 7.
Mary of England, II. 237.
Maskell, II. 97 _et seq._
_Medias lanas_, III. 123 (note).
Medina del Campo, cloths of, III. 122.
Medina, Pedro de, I. 55; II. 185.
Mélida, II. 167, 175 (note).
Mena, Alonso de, II. 69.
Menandro, Vicente, II. 246.
Mena, Pedro de, II. 69, 81.
Mendez Silva, I. 147, 284; II. 234, 255.
Mendoza, the _guión_ of Cardinal, I. 65.
Micerguillo, I. 273.
_Mimbar_ of the Mosque of Cordova, the, III. 213.
_Mimbar_, the, II. 22.
Mines, gold and silver, in Spain, I. 1 _et seq._
Mines of Spain, the iron, I. 123.
Miquel y Badía, II. 2 (note), 7 (note); III. 7, 8, 10, 18, 19, 22, 26,
47 (note), 70 (note), 133.
Moawia, II. 22.
Mocarabes, II. 54.
Mohammed the Third of Granada, I. 74.
Mondejar, the Marquis of, I. 286.
Monistrol, the Marquis of, II. 27.
Montague, Lady Mary Wortley, III. 184 (note).
Monte-Fuerte, the Marquis of, III. 149 (note).
Montoya, Alejo de, III. 206, 207.
Montserrat, II. 156.
Monzón, the Cortes of, III. 169.
Morales, Ambrosio de, I. 54, 55, 58 (note); II. 7 (note), 14, 41, 57,
58 (note), 100, 107, 108; III. 213.
Morel, Bartolomé, I. 183 _et seq._
Morella, cloths of, III. 124.
Moriscos, the, II. 29 (note); III. 40.
Moriscos, the expulsion of the, I. 80 _et seq._
Mosaic-work, Spanish, II. 128 _et seq._
Müntz, III. 138, 140 (note), 149, 155 (note), 156.
Murcia, cloths of, III. 122.
Murcia, silk of, III. 67 _et seq._, 103 _et seq._
Muza, I. 31, 34, 35.
Muzquiz, Miguel de, III. 92 (note).

Nails, decorative, I. 134, 135.
Napoleon, I. 141 (note).
Navagiero, III. 50.
Nebrija, II. 137.
Ney, Marshal, I. 56.
Nuevo Baztán, the glass-factory of, II. 250 _et seq._

Olivares, Damian de, III. 70.
Olivares, the Count-Duke of, III. 159.
Ollery, II. 205.
Onteniente, cloths of, III. 122, 124.
"Opening images," II. 107, 108.
Order of Preachers, the, III. 212.
Ordinances of Barcelona, the, III. 123.
Ordinances of Burgos, the, III. 233 (note).
Ordinances of Cordova, the, II. 43, 44.
Ordinances of Granada, the, I. 78, 79, 132, 133; II. 27 _et seq._, 52,
119 _et seq._, 125, 126; III. 39, 52 _et seq._, 121, 122.
Ordinances of Seville, the, II. 50 _et seq._; III. 31 (note).
Ordinances of Toledo, the, II. 52; III. 31, 225.
Ortiz de Zúñiga, I. 127, 128.
Ortiz, Lorenzo, III. 109, 117, 118.
Osma, II. 140 _et seq._, 160, 161 (note), 168, 183 _et seq._,
188 (note), 189.
Othman, the Caliph, III. 213.

Pacheco, II. 68.
Palencia, cloths of, III. 122.
_Pallia aquilinata_, III. 8.
_Pallia leonata_, III. 8.
_Pallia rotata_, III. 8, 18.
_Palmillas_, III. 122.
Pannemaker, William, III. 155, 156.
_Paños de Ras_, III. 139, 140, 152.
_Pardillos_, III. 122.
_Passo Honroso_, the, I. 218.
Pedro the Cruel, I. 270; II. 60, 61; III. 13, 37, 141, 221.
Pedro the Second, III. 227.
Pedro the Fourth of Aragon, I. 210 _et seq._; III. 30.
Pelayo, I. 43.
Petronius, I. 165.
Philip the First, I. 237, 238.
Philip the Second, I. 86, 129, 265, 280 (note); II. 69, 175, 236, 237;
III. 27, 40, 71, 107, 145, 149, 153.
Philip the Third, I. 241; III. 40.
Philip the Fourth, I. 102, 243; III. 41, 240, 245, 248.
Philip the Fifth, I. 274; II. 252; III. 43, 240.
Pinheiro da Veiga, II. 250; III. 33, 141 _et seq._
Pisano, Francesco Niculoso, II. 139, 140, 143 _et seq._
Pizarro, I. 257 _et seq._
Plato, I. 165.
Pliny, I. 166, 195, 201; II. 223 (note), 225 (note).
Poblet, the monastery of, II. 156.
_Poem of the Cid_, the, II. 45 (note).
Polybius, I. 201.
Ponz, II. 13, 62.
Porous pottery, II. 190 _et seq._
_Porrón_, the, II. 261.
Potosi, the silver mines of, I. 88.
Pottery, prehistoric Spanish, II. 111 _et seq._
_Primavera_, III. 8.
Procaccini, III. 151, 157.
Processional crosses, Spanish, I. 181, 182; III. 183, 184.
Procopius, I. 201.
_Psephosis fsefysa_, II. 135.
Ptolemy, I. 195.
Puente del Arzobispo ware, II. 186 _et seq._
Pulgar, Hernando del, II. 13, 23.
Pulpits, iron, I. 139 _et seq._
Pulpits, old Spanish, III. 211 _et seq._
_Punto de oro_, III. 163.

_Rácimos_, II. 54.
Ramírez de Arellano, I. 52, 84, 91 _et seq._, 145; II. 40, 42,
46 (note), 55 (note), 56 (note), 154; III. 131, 145 (note), 147.
Ramírez, Sancho, II. 160.
Rapiers, I. 259 _et seq._
Rassis, III. 2 _et seq._
Reboul, III. 91, 92 (note).
Recared, I. 20.
Recceswinth, I. 17.
_Red flandés_, III. 160.
_Rejas_, I. 141 _et seq._
_Relicarios_, I. 45 _et seq._
Renaissance, the, I. 95 _et seq._
_Reposteros_, II. 16 (note); III. 146 _et seq._, 153.
_Retablo_ of Gerona Cathedral, the, I. 63, 64.
_Retablos_, II. 82 _et seq._
_Ret Catalá_, III. 173.
Riaño, I. 9, 12, 13, 17, 40, 44, 47, 61 (note) _et seq._, 72, 88, 95,
107, 115, 123, 126 (note), 129, 139, 174, 179, 181, 185 (note);
II. 93 _et seq._, 118, 121, 123, 136, 153, 173, 177, 184, 186, 190,
191, 198, 199, 204 _et seq._, 213, 217, 225, 231, 232; III. 20, 23,
75, 126 (note), 128 _et seq._, 138, 139, 147 (note), 148, 154 (note),
161, 221, 254 _et seq._
Ricord, II. 203, 260 (note); III. 74, 75, 203.
Rico y Sinobas, II. 225, 228 _et seq._, 238, 259 (note); III. 240.
Riotinto, the mines of, I. 6.
Roderick, I. 30, II. 89.
Rodrigo, Maese, I. 217; II. 76.
Roldan, Pedro, II. 68, 69, 81.
Rosmithal, I. 37; III. 34 (note).
Roulière, Jean, III. 44, 45.
Rubens, III. 159.

Sagrado, Diego de, II. 70.
Saguntine ware, II. 114 _et seq._
Saint Ferdinand (_see_ Ferdinand the Third).
Saint Isidore, II. 117, 129, 134, 223 _et seq._; III. 1, 211.
Saint Isidro, diamonds of, II. 224, 225.
Saint Vincent Ferrer, III. 212, 229, 230.
_Samit_, III. 5, 6.
Sanchez, Martin, II. 73, 74, 77, 78.
Sancho the Fourth, III. 145.
Sancho the Great, I. 51.
Sandoval, Cardinal, III. 129, 130.
San Fernando, cloths of, III. 114.
San Isidro, the burial chest of, II. 13.
San Miguel in Excelsis, the legend of, III. 179 _et seq._
Santa Barbara, the tapestry factory of, III. 150 _et seq._, 156.
Santa Isabel, the tapestry factory of, III. 150 _et seq._, 156.
Santiago Cathedral, the treasure of, I. 53 _et seq._
Santiago, jet-work of, III. 182 _et seq._
Santas Creus, the monastery of, II. 156.
Sculpture in wood, Spanish, II. 68 _et seq._
Segovia, cloths of, III. 106 _et seq._, 122.
Segovia, woollens of, III. 117 _et seq._
Sentenach, III. 213.
Sepúlveda, the Fuero of, III. 106.
Serrano Fatigati, III. 127, 128.
Seville, the Ordinances of, I. 247; II. 50 _et seq._
Shields, Spanish, I. 207, 208, 239 _et seq._
Ships, silver, I. 65, 66.
Silk, Spanish, III. 38 _et seq._
_Sillerías_, II. 69 _et seq._
Silos, the Chronicle of the Monk of, II. 13 (note).
Sisenand, I. 29.
Sit, Ventura, II. 252.
Soria, cloths of, III. 106.
South Kensington Museum, the, II. 40, 53 (note), 97, 98, 121, 123, 184;
III. 161.
Stalactite decoration, II. 54.
Stirling, I. 138.
Strabo, I. 195, 196, 198, 200.
Street, I. 64 (note), 139.
Stuck family, the, III. 152.
Superstitions, Andalusian, I. 168, 169.
Susillo, II. 69.
Swinburne, I. 82, 104, 105, 168 (note), 172 (note), 235 (note),
240 (note), 274, 285 (note); II. 2 (note), 61 (note), 77 (note), 133,
155, 170, 193, 194, 224, 253, 257, 258, 261 (note); III. 47 (note),
66, 121, 168, 170, 184 (note).
Swinthila, I. 22, 29.
Swords, Spanish, I. 203 _et seq._, 239, 244 _et seq._
Swords, spurious Spanish, I. 265, 266.
Symonds, John Addington, I. 2; II. 67.

_Tabis_, III. 5, 6.
_Takcht_, the, II. 22.
Talavera de la Reina, pottery of, II. 186, 190 _et seq._, 198 _et seq._
Talavera de la Reina, silk of, III. 87.
Talavera de la Reina, the silk-factories of, III. 44 _et seq._
Tapestry, Spanish, III. 137 _et seq._
_Tardwahsh_, II. 18 (note).
Tarik, I. 31, 32, 34, 35.
Tarik's "table," I. 31 _et seq._; III. 212.
_Tartaricas_, III. 16, 17.
Tavira de Durango, cloths of, III. 122.
Teniers, III. 157.
Testaments, the Codex of the, II. 3 (note).
Thimbles, Moorish, I. 178, 179.
Throne of Don Martin, the silver, I. 60, 64, 65.
Tiles, Spanish, II. 136 _et seq._
_Tinajas_, II. 120 _et seq._, 195, 199; III. 55.
_Tiraz_, III. 1, 17, 20 _et seq._, 38.
Tirso de Molina, I. 282.
Toledo, silk of, III. 70 _et seq._
Toledo, the Ordinances of, II. 52.
Toledo, the trade-guilds of, III. 225.
Torreánaz, the Count of, III. 119 (note), 232, 233 (note), 252,
253 (note).
Torre del Oro, the, II. 140, 141.
Townsend, I. 95, 235 (note), 266, 275, 276 (note); II. 17, 25 (note),
33, 34, 176 (note), 215, 253, 254; III. 73, 74, 79 (note), 115 (note),
118 _et seq._, 151 (note), 165, 170, 182, 183 (note), 239, 240 (note),
250 _et seq._
Trade-guilds, Spanish, III. 221 _et seq._
Tramoyeres Blasco, Luis, III. 225 _et seq._
Triptych reliquaries, I. 60 _et seq._
Turismund, I. 29.

Ulloa, Martin de, III. 38 _et seq._, 47
Unamuno, III. 242.

Valencia, cloths of, III. 121.
Valencia, lace of, III. 169 _et seq._
Valencia, silk of, III. 66, 74 _et seq._
Valencia, the trade-guilds of, III. 225 _et seq._
Valencia, woollens of, III. 124, 125.
Valencia de Don Juan, the Count of, III. 27, 154 (note), 159, 183.
Valladar, II. 65 (note).
Valladolid, the Council of, III. 15.
Van der Goten, Adrian, III. 151.
Van der Goten, Cornelius, III. 151.
Van der Goten, Francisco, III. 151.
Van der Goten, Jacob, III. 150, 151.
Van der Goten, Jacob (the younger), III. 151.
Van Eyk, III. 156.
Vargas y Ponce, III. 168 (note).
Vargüeños, II. 27.
Vaucanson, III. 86 _et seq._
_Veintiseiseno_, cloths, III. 122.
_Velarte_, III. 122.
Velazquez, I. 102, 113; III. 150.
_Velón_, the, I. 167, 168.
Vergara, cloths of, III. 122.
Vermay, Jan, III. 154.
Victory, the Cross of, I. 41, 43.
Vigarny, Philip, II. 78 _et seq._
Villa-amil y Castro, I. 140 (note), 143 (note), 167; II. 111;
III. 182 _et seq._
Villalpando, Francisco de, I. 147, 148, 189.
Villamediana, the Count of, III. 135 (note).
Viollet-le-Duc, I. 211; II. 3 (note).
Virgen del Sagrario, Toledo, the, crown of the, III. 205 _et seq._
Virgen del Sagrario, Toledo, the mantle of the, III. 129, 130.
"Virgin of Battles," the, II. 104.
Visigothic jewellery, I. 15 _et seq._

Wallis, II. 164, 167, 168, 173, 174.
Washington Irving, I. 82; II. 170, 171.
Weathercocks, Moorish, I. 188.
Witiza, I. 276.
Woollens, Spanish, III. 105 _et seq._

Xelizes, III. 58 _et seq._

Young, Arthur, II. 262, 263; III. 171, 172.
Yusuf of Granada, I. 280 (note).

Zafra, Hernando de, II. 234.
Zaragoza, cloths of, III. 122.
Zaragoza, silk of, III. 103, 104.
Zarco del Valle, I. 87 (note), 141 (note), 148 (note); II. 71 (note),
245 (note), 247 (note); III. 7, 237.

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Inconsistent hyphenation and accents are as in the original if not marked as a misprint.

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p. 6: Cortes of Monzon -> Monzón
p. 8: _Almexia_ -> _Almexía_
p. 15: edging of the same; -> edging of the same;"
p. 33: Al-Makkari, Al-Kattib -> Al-Khattib
p. 37: in the form of a scarf. -> in the form of a scarf."
p. 48: il est en indiennne. -> indienne.
p. 51: qui croist assez prés -> près
p. 51: près de deux cens -> cent
p. 51: qui est une espece -> espèce
p. 51: Ses habitans -> habitants
p. 108: il y avoit autresfois -> autrefois
p. 109: quatre heures aprés -> après
p. 123: Chalons, Beziers, and Rheims -> Reims
p. 129: it to the church. -> it to the church."
p. 151: invitation John Vergoten -> Dergoten
p. 154: Madrid, the Pardo -> Prado
p. 165: Journal du Voyage d Espagne -> d'Espagne
p. 166: de rubans à l'extremité -> l'extrémité
p. 166: sur la tête attachée -> attachés
p. 167: autre les divers dégrés -> degrés
p. 167: elle ne depasse -> dépasse
p. 200: inscription, _Aeternum_ -> Æternum
p. 217: Sebastian. Early -> Early.
p. 217: Madrid. Cutler; a native -> native of
p. 217: early life in Flanders -> Flanders.
p. 220: Sosa, -> Sosa
p. 242: maxims of our Christain -> Christian
p. 243: through the market, -> through the market,'
p. 245: that they were "toûjours -> "toujours
p. 249: in the royal _cédula_ -> _cedula_
p. 262: Die Kleinodien des heil -> heil.
p. 262: Nation, nebst den Kroninsignen -> Kroninsignien
p. 264: la buena gouernacion -> governacion
p. 264: que los Mvy Ilvstres -> Muy Ilustres
p. 264: mandaron gvardar -> guardar
p. 264: gouernacion -> governacion
p. 264: se han bvelto -> buelto
p. 273: III. 131, 16 -> 168
p. 276: Granada, cloths of, -> Granada, cloths of, III.
p. 276: Juni, Juan de, 68, 69. -> Juni, Juan de, II. 68, 69.
p. 280: Sepulveda -> Sepúlveda
p. 281: 20 _et seq._; III. -> 20 _et seq._,
p. 281: 276 (note), -> 276 (note); II.
p. 282: Veintiseseno -> Vientiseiseno