INDEX
Reading edition
Abbesses, historical list of, 67-78.
Ælfgyfu (Emma), benefactress, 18.
Ælflæd, 16, 17.
Aisles, 24, 48; north choir, 22, 28; south, 56.
Ambulatory, 52.
Apse, foundations of, 17.
Apsidal chapels, 24, 34, 50, 59.
Bells, 34.
Berthon, Rev. E. L., 18, 24, 59.
Brackley tomb, 50.
Broke, Eliz., Abbess, 76.
Capitals, carved, 48.
Chantry of St. George destroyed, 22, 28.
Choir rebuilt, 40.
Christ Church, Oxford, 47.
Church purchased by the people, 22, 78.
Clerestory, 45.
Corbel table, 30.
Danes, destruction by, 18.
Dimensions, 82.
Doors, 32.
Eadgyth (Queen Maud), 71.
Font, 64.
Foundation, 16.
Horse-shoe arches, 52.
Icthe, Joan, Abbess, 61.
Kilpec, Isabella de, supposed effigy of, 60.
Lawrence, St., Parish Church, 22, 28, 50.
Mary, Abbess, 72.
Monuments, 60-63.
Nave, interior, 39.
Organ, 60.
Petty, Sir W., tomb of, 63.
Relics, hair, 52; sundry, 53.
Reredos, fourteenth-century, 51.
Restoration, 24, 36.
Robert, Earl of Gloucester, 48.
Romsey Psalter, 53.
—— Rood, 32.
Ryprose, E., last Abbess, 77.
St. Barbe John, monument of, 60.
Saxon carving, 56.
Screen, choir, 59.
Suppression of the nunnery, 77.
Tomb of priest, 62; of unknown lady, 60.
Tower, top, 24; interior, 49.
Triforium, 44, 46.
Vaults, 39, 48.
West front, 29.
Western (Early English) addition, 20, 43.
Windows, east, 21, 28, 64; west, 63.