  | PAGE | | Acca, silks, | 70 | | Amasis, his linen corslet, | 5 | | Anne of Cleves, her pall of cloth of gold, | 41 | | Areste, cloth of, | 74 | | „ not Arras, | 75 | | Aristotle first mentions silk, | 8 | | Arras, a name for tapestry, | 97 | | Aurelian, refuses his wife a silk robe, | 9 | | Babylon, embroideries, | 79 | | Baldachino, from baudekin, | 42 | | Banner of Strasburg, | 92 | | „ at Lyons, | 97 | | Bath, famous for weaving, | 65 | | Baudekin, a costly stuff, | 40 | | „ origin of name, | 40 | | “Batuz,” its meaning, | 90 | | Block-printed linens, | 67 | | Blodbendes, | 11 | | Blodius, blue colour, | 76 | | Boadicea, her cloak, | 3 | | Bordalisaunder, explained, | 72 | | British bards, distinction of dress, | 3 | | Bruges, her looms famous, | 67 | | Buckram, why so called, | 72 | | Byzantine textiles, | 50 | | „ not good examples at South Kensington, | 50 | | Cadas, or carduus, a silken stuff, | 30 | | Camoca, or camak, how used, | 30 | | Canvas, origin of name, | 4 | | Care-cloth, explained, | 72 | | Carpets, | 101 | | Cecily, Saint, her robe, | 16 | | Cendal explained, | 27 | | Chasubles of stauracin, | 37 | | „ not to be made of fustian, | 73 | | Childeric, his burial garment, | 16 | | Chinese textiles, | 49 | | „ patterned silks, | 71 | | Chrysoclavus explained, | 35 | | Ciclatoun, | 18 | | Cingula, explained, | 12 | | Cloaks for christenings, | 108 | | Cloth of gold, two kinds, | 19 | | „ “stayned”, | 101 | | Cloths of estate, | 42 | | 50, 60, 65, 75 | | Paper, employed by Japanese for clothing, | 1 | | “Passing” for embroidery, | 93 | | Persian textiles, | 49 | | “Phrygian” work, | 79 | | Plaited woollen stuff among the Britons, | 2 | | Polystauron, why so called, | 36 | | Pyx cloths, at South Kensington, | 107 | | „ curious example, | 108 | | Queen Matilda takes the Abingdon vestments, | 83 | | Quilts for children, | 108 | | Rayns (Rennes) cloths, | 68 | | Rhenish cut-work, | 88 | | Samit, | 10, 19 | | „ explained, | 24 | | Sandal, explained, | 27 | | „ of bishops, | 109 | | Saracenic textiles, | 46, 58, 99 | | Sarcenet, explained, | 28 | | Satin, not unknown in middle ages, | 29 | | „ early names, | 29 | | Sicilian textiles, | 54 | | „ three styles, | 54 | | Silk, | 8 | | „ unknown in ancient Egypt, | 8 | | „ in South Italy, 11th century, | 10 | | Silk, its use at first condemned for garments at Rome, | 8 | | Silver, woven into webs, | 21 | | Skins, employed for clothing, | 1 | | Snood, of the Anglo-saxons, | 12 | | Spangles, how anciently used, | 92 | | Spindle tree, | 2 | | Spinning, ancient daily work of women, | 2 | | Stauracin, origin of name, | 36 | | StragulatÆ, explained, | 39 | | Street hangings, | 43 | | Subsericum, explained, | 25 | | Syndon, explained, | 28 | | Syon Cope, peculiar work, | 83 | | „ its historical value, | 105 | | Syrian textiles, | 52 | | Taffeta, explained, | 28 | | Tapestry, | |   |
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