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Londinium, Architecture and the Crafts

INDEX

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Alexandria, 8.

Alignment, 46, 53, 145, 152.

Altar, 128.

Ante-fix, 29.

Apotropaic sculpture, 140.

Apse, 33, 35, 42, 44, 47.

Arches, 12, 17, 18.

Atys, 139.

Augusta (Londinium), 219.

Bacchus, 144.

Barbican, 80.

Basilica, 16, 33.

Bastions, 62.

Baths, 49.

Bone objects, 203, 212.

Bricks, 10, 15, 37.

Bridge, 41, 44, 54, 80.

Britannia, 129.

Bronzes, 121, 139.

Buildings, 32, 33.

Capitals, 11.

Carpentry, 21, 30, 43.

Cemeteries, 84.

Chariot races, 51, 199, 204, 210.

Chimney, 24.

Christianity, 94, 96, 158, 160, 208, 212, 214, 217, 225.

City (the), 55, 83, 119, 129, 184.

Coffins, 92, 208.

Coins, 220.

Colour, 85, 112.

Columns, 11, 16, 28, 34, 35, 39, 135.

Commerce, 193, 202, 215, 230, 234.

Concrete, 10, 12, 27, 37.

Constantine, 220.

Copings, 11, 116.

Crosses, 156, 219.

Cymbeline, 230.

Dadoes, 167.

Decoration, 161.

Diana, 128.

Ditches, 79.

Education, 191.

Enamels, 206, 224.

Figure painting, 171.

Floors, 27, 158.

Flues, 15, 23, 43.

Foot-rule, 8.

Ford, 241.

Forum, 33.

Friezes, 136.

Gates, 76.

Gladiators, 199, 204.

Glass, 31, 148, 159, 194, 202.

Gods, 103, 127, 132.

Greek workmen, 160.

Hadrian, 121.

Hercules, 127.

Hinges, locks, etc., 30.

Houses, 23, 42, 44.

Hunting, 198.

Hypocausts, 23.

Imperial statues, 121.

Impersonations, 126.

Inscriptions, 42, 110, 115, 149, 161, 176.

Jove and giant columns, 101, 139.

Lamps, 222.

Latin, 20, 184, 193.

Leadwork, 32, 140, 208.

Leather work, 212.

248Lettering, 176.

Lions, 140.

Londinium (origin of), 228.

Mace (bronze), 238.

Marbles, 42, 99, 174, 194.

Masonry, 9.

Mausolea, 109.

Mirror, 203.

Mithras, 133.

Monograms, 221, 225.

Mortar, 12.

Mosaics, 42, 142, 175.

Mouldings, 11.

Opus signinum, 17, 27.

Ornament, 135.

Orpheus, 149, 160.

Osulstone, 242.

Painting, 29, 33, 35, 42, 162.

Peacocks, 139, 151.

Pewter, 211, 225.

Piling, 14, 21, 43.

Pine-cones, 139.

Plastering, 23, 28, 35, 226.

Porphyry, 174.

Port, 28, 80, 193, 230.

Portraits, 124.

Pottery, 194, 200, 232.

Roads, 243.

Romanesque art, 30, 137, 143, 159.

Roofs, 10, 16, 25, 29, 39.

Saints of London, 218.

Sarcophagi, 94.

Sculpture, 85, 100, 114, 119.

Sewers and drains, 21, 37.

Site and soil, 84.

Skirtings, 29.

Statues, 42.

Streets, 33, 40, 43, 52.

Style, 7, 11.

Sun-dial, 161.

Symbolism, 138.

Tablets, 99.

Temples, 49, 150, 187, 191.

Thames impersonation, 132.

Thatch, 23.

Theatre, 51.

Tomb-houses, 116.

Tombs, 84, 100, 112.

Tools, 8, 30.

Turning, 30.

Vaults, 17, 35.

Walbrook, 61.

Wall (the City), 16, 57.

Wall tiles, 25.

Walling, 9, 13, 22, 33, 37.

Water-pipes, 21, 32.

Wattle and daub, 10, 22.

Wells, 44.

Westminster, 19, 240.

Windows, 29, 31.

Winds, 133.

Zodiac, 133.

Transcriber’s Notes: This book uses the mid dot “·” to separate the integer part of a number from the decimal fraction. Missing or obscured punctuation was silently corrected. Typographical errors were silently corrected. Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation were made consistent only when a predominant form was found in this book.

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