Table of
Contents

• 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.

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