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  • Kittens: A Family Chronicle | by Svend Fleuron
    • Foreword
    • Chapter One: Grey Puss
    • The Willow Stumps
    • The Kittens
    • Grey Puss And Her Past
    • Chapter Two: The Blind See
    • The Father
    • The Piebald Devil
    • The Rescue Of Tiny
    • The Flight From The Willow
    • Chapter Three: The Burial-Mound
    • Life In The Burial-Mound
    • The First Mouse
    • The Thief
    • Drown The Brute
    • A Great Reception
    • Chapter Four: The Trickster
    • The Lid Of The Well
    • The Dragon-Fly
    • The Old Crow
    • Chapter Five: Big-Kitten
    • Black-Kitten
    • Miauw-Miauw—Miauw-Miauw
    • Grey-Kitten
    • Chapter Six: White-Kitten
    • Tiny
    • Red-Kitten
    • The Great Eating-House
    • Chapter Seven: Box
    • Cats Of All Colours
    • The Life-Saving Chair
    • The Crow Again
    • Chapter Eight: The Kittens Go Out Hunting
    • The Attack On The Crow'S Nest
    • Chapter Nine: The Canary
    • Box And The Red Communist
    • The Smoke-Dog
    • Chapter Ten: The Best Cat
    • The Hanger-On
    • Grey On The Warpath
    • The Thief-Cat
    • White-Kitten And The Calf
    • Chapter Eleven: The Kittens Hunt By Night
    • The Death Of Box
    • Home-Sickness
    • Chapter Twelve: The Demon Mouser
    • Exit Red
    • Big-Kitten Turns Wild Cat
    • The Home Of The Fisherman
    • Black Joins The Army
    • Chapter Thirteen: Grey Puss' Future
  • Stories of Animal Sagacity | by William Henry Giles Kingston
    • Cats.
    • The Cat and the Knocker.
    • The Cat and the Rabbit-trap.
    • Affection exhibited by a Cat.
    • The Cat and her young Mistresses.
    • The Cat which died of Grief.
    • The Cat and the Canary.
    • The Cat and the Frog.
    • The Cat and her dead Kitten.
    • The Kitten and the Chickens.
    • The Cat and the Pigeon.
    • The Cat and the Leveret.
    • The Cat and the Puppies.
    • The Cat and the Burglars.
    • The Cat which rang the Bell.
    • The affectionate Cat that could measure time.
    • The Cat and the Prisoner.
    • The Cat and the Hawk.
    • The benevolent Cat.
    • The Cat and her many Guests.
    • The Dishonest Cat.
    • Pussy and the Cream-jug.
    • The revengeful Cat.
    • Dogs.
    • The Dog Rosswell.
    • The Shepherd’s Dog and the lost Child.
    • My Dog Alp.
    • The Dog and the Thief.
    • The Cleanly Dog.
    • Master Rough.
    • Byron, the Newfoundland Dog.
    • The Newfoundland Dog and the marked Shilling.
    • The lost Keys.
    • The Dog which acted as Constable.
    • The lost Child recovered.
    • Dog waking up Servants.
    • The Sheep-Dog and his Mistress’s Cloak.
    • The Dog and the Mare.
    • The two Dogs and their Charge.
    • Crib the Bull-Terrier saving the Life of Bob the Setter.
    • The Newfoundland Dog and the thievish Porter.
    • The Terrier and the Ducklings.
    • The Newfoundland Dog saving the Mastiff.
    • The Newfoundland punishing the little Dog.
    • The Terrier and the Bantam.
    • The compassionate Dog which saved Pussy’s Life.
    • Fop playing at Hide-and-Seek.
    • The Spaniel and his Friend the Partridge.
    • The Dog which traced his Master.
    • The Dog which travelled alone by Railway.
    • Neptune; or, faithful to trust.
    • The affectionate Poodle.
    • The Newfoundland Dog and the Hats.
    • The Newfoundland Dog and the Wreck.
    • Dandie, the Miser.
    • The Dog and the Burglar.
    • The Poodle and the Stranger Robber.
    • The Dog holding the Thief.
    • The Faithless Watch-Dog.
    • The Shoeblack’s Dog.
    • The Terrier and the Pin.
    • The Dog and his injured Friend.
    • The Dog and the Surgeon.
    • The Dog preventing the Cat stealing.
    • One Dog getting Assistance from another.
    • The Pointer and the bad Shot.
    • Bass, the great Saint Bernard Dog.
    • The Dog and the Newspaper.
    • The steady Pointer.
    • The Young Doctor and Pincher.
    • Sirrah, the Ettrick Shepherd’s Dog.
    • The Dog and the Fowls.
    • Barbekark, the Greenland Dog.
    • The Esquimaux Dog Smile.
    • The Mare and her Foal.
    • The Newsman’s Horse.
    • The two wise Cart-Horses.
    • The Author’s Horse becoming his Guide.
    • The wise Horse and the Pump.
    • The Pony which saved a little Girl’s Life.
    • The Horse and the Shipwreck.
    • The Irish Horse and the Infant.
    • The humane Cart-Horse and the Child.
    • The faithful Horse and his Rider.
    • Jack and his Driver.
    • The Horse which fought for a Dog.
    • The Arab Steed and the Chief.
    • The old Charger.
    • Donkeys.
    • Donkey Bob, the Policeman.
    • The Ass and the Door-Latch.
    • The Ass and the Teetotaller.
    • The Donkey and his Mistress.
    • The brave Ass and his Foe.
    • The Baker’s Donkey.
    • The shipwrecked Ass.
    • The old Hawker and his Donkey.
    • The musical Ass.
    • Elephants.
    • The Elephant in a Well.
    • The Elephant accusing his Driver of Theft.
    • The Elephant and the tipsy Soldier.
    • Elephants helping each other.
    • The Elephant and the rotten Bridge.
    • The Elephant turned Nurse.
    • The wounded Elephant and the Surgeon.
    • Oxen.
    • The Proud Cow.
    • The Cow and her Tormentor.
    • A Cow seeking her Calf.
    • A savage Bull tamed by Kindness.
    • The faithful Buffalo.
    • The affectionate Buffalo-Bull.
    • The kind Ox and the Sheep.
    • The courageous Bull.
    • The brave Bull and the wise Pig.
    • The Lion and his Keeper.
    • The generous Lion and his Assailants.
    • The grateful Lion.
    • The Tiger and his Companions.
    • The Tigress and her Young.
    • The Wolf and his Master.
    • Foxes: their domestic Habits.
    • The Fox and the Wild-Fowl.
    • The Labourer and the sly Fox.
    • The Fox in the Hen-Roost.
    • The Fox in a Plough Furrow.
    • The Fox and the Badger.
    • The Fox and the Hares.
    • Birdie, the Arctic Fox.
    • The Polar Bear and her Cubs.
    • The Honey-Seeker and the Bear.
    • The good-natured Bear and the Children.
    • The wise Hare and her Pursuers.
    • The cunning Wolf.
    • The Tiger and the Pariah-Dog.
    • The Doe-Chamois and her Young.
    • The captured Wolf.
    • The tame Otter.
    • The Otter and her young ones.
    • The wise Beaver.
    • The Rat and the Swan.
    • The Rats and the Wine-Cask.
    • The Mouse and the Honey-Pot.
    • The Ewe which returned to her old Home.
    • The Ewe and her Lamb.
    • The two wise Goats.
    • The affectionate Seal.
    • Birds.
    • The Gander and the Bantam-Cock.
    • The Farmer and his Goose.
    • The blind Woman and her Gander.
    • The Prisoner set free.
    • The two sporting Friends.
    • The two Hens.
    • The wild Turkey and the Dog.
    • The brave Hen.
    • The gallant Swan and his Foe.
    • The Raven and the Bird-Trap.
    • The facetious Raven.
    • The Arctic Raven.
    • The Eagle’s Nest.
    • The tame Robins.
    • The affectionate Duck.
    • Old Phil the Sea-Gull.
    • The tame Crow.
    • The Ostrich and her Young.
    • The Blackbirds and Grimalkin.
    • Conclusion.
  • The Boston Terrier And All About It. A Practical, Scientific, And Up To Date Guide To The Breeding Of The American Dog | by Edward Axtell
    • Chapter I. The Boston Terrier
    • The Boston Terrier. Continued
    • Chapter II. The Boston Terrier Club. Its History, The Order Of Its Business, Constitution, By-Laws, And Official Standard
    • The Boston Terrier Club. Constitution
    • The Boston Terrier Club. By-Laws
    • The Revised Boston Terrier Standard
    • An Early Boston Terrier Standard
    • Chapter III. Kenneling
    • Chapter IV. General Hints On Breeding
    • General Hints On Breeding. Part 2
    • General Hints On Breeding. Part 3
    • General Hints On Breeding. Part 4
    • Chapter V. Rearing Of Puppies
    • Rearing Of Puppies. Part 2
    • Rearing Of Puppies. Part 3
    • Chapter VI. Breeding For Size
    • Chapter VII. Breeding For Good Disposition
    • Breeding For Good Disposition. Continued
    • Chapter VIII. Breeding For A Vigorous Constitution
    • Breeding For A Vigorous Constitution. Part 2
    • Breeding For A Vigorous Constitution. Part 3
    • Chapter IX. Breeding For Color And Markings
    • Breeding For Color And Markings. Part 2
    • Breeding For Color And Markings. Part 3
    • Breeding For Color And Markings. Part 4
    • Breeding For Color And Markings. Part 5
    • Chapter X. Sales
    • Sales. Part 2
    • Sales. Part 3
    • Sales. Part 4
    • Chapter XI. Boston Terrier Type And The Standard
    • Boston Terrier Type And The Standard. Continued
    • Chapter XII. Picture Taking
    • Chapter XIII. Notes
    • Notes. Continued
    • Chapter XIV. Conclusion
    • Chapter XV. Technical Terms Used In Relation To The Boston Terrier, And Their Meaning
  • Concerning Animals And Other Matters | by E. H. Aitken
    • "EHA"
    • "EHA". Part 2
    • "EHA". Part 3
    • Feet And Hands
    • Feet And Hands. Part 2
    • Feet And Hands. Part 3
    • Bills Of Birds
    • Bills Of Birds. Continued
    • Tails
    • Tails. Part 2
    • Tails. Part 3
    • Noses
    • Noses. Part 2
    • Noses. Part 3
    • Ears
    • Ears. Part 2
    • Ears. Part 3
    • The Story Of An Owl
    • The Barn Owl. A Friend Of Man
    • The Barn Owl. A Friend Of Man. Continued
    • Domestic Animals
    • Domestic Animals. Continued
    • Snakes
    • Snakes. Continued
    • The Indian Snake-Charmer
    • The Indian Snake-Charmer. Continued
    • Cures For Snake-Bite
    • Cures For Snake-Bite. Continued
    • The Cobra Bungalow. A Story Of A Moneylender
    • The Cobra Bungalow. A Story Of A Moneylender. Part 2
    • The Cobra Bungalow. A Story Of A Moneylender. Part 3
    • The Panther I Did Not Shoot
    • The Panther I Did Not Shoot. Continued
    • The Purbhoo
    • The Purbhoo. Continued
    • The Coconut Tree
    • The Coconut Tree. Part 2
    • The Coconut Tree. Part 3
    • The Betel Nut
    • The Betel Nut. Continued
    • A Hindu Festival
    • A Hindu Festival. Continued
    • Indian Poverty. The Standard Of Living
    • Indian Poverty. The Standard Of Living. Continued
    • Borrowed Indian Words
    • Borrowed Indian Words. Continued
  • Diseases Of The Horse's Foot | by H. Caulton Reeks
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. Introduction
    • Chapter II. Regional Anatomy
    • A. The Bones
    • B. The Ligaments
    • C. The Tendons
    • D. The Arteries
    • E. The Veins
    • F. The Nerves
    • G. The Complementary Apparatus Of The Os Pedis
    • H. The Keratogenous Membrane
    • I. The Hoof
    • Chapter III. General Physiological And Anatomical Observations
    • A. Development Of The Hoof
    • A. Development Of The Hoof. Part 2
    • A. Development Of The Hoof. Part 3
    • B. Chemical Properties And Histology Of Horn
    • C. Expansion And Contraction Of The Hoof
    • D. The Functions Of The Lateral Cartilages.[A]
    • E. Growth Of The Hoof
    • Chapter IV. Method Of Examining The Foot
    • Chapter V. General Remarks On Operations On The Foot. A. Methods Of Restraint
    • B. Instruments Required
    • C. The Application Of Dressings
    • D. Plantar Neurectomy
    • D. Plantar Neurectomy. Continued
    • E. Median Neurectomy
    • F. Length Of Rest After Neurectomy
    • G. Sequelæ Of Neurectomy
    • G. Sequelæ Of Neurectomy. Continued
    • H. Advantages Of The Operation
    • I. The Use Of The Horse That Has Undergone Neurectomy
    • Chapter VI. Faulty Conformation
    • A. Weak Heels
    • B. Contracted Foot
    • B. Contracted Foot. Part 2
    • B. Contracted Foot. Part 3
    • B. Contracted Foot. Part 4
    • B. Contracted Foot. Part 5
    • B. Contracted Foot. Part 6
    • B. Contracted Foot. Part 7
    • B. Contracted Foot. Part 8
    • C. Flat-Foot
    • D. Pumiced-Foot, Dropped Sole, Or Convex Sole
    • E. 'Ringed' Or 'Ribbed' Hoof
    • F. The Hoof With Bad Horn
    • G. Club-Foot
    • H. The Crooked Foot
    • Chapter VII. Diseases Arising From Faulty Conformation. A. Sand-Crack
    • Faulty Conformation. Sand-Crack. Part 2
    • Faulty Conformation. Sand-Crack. Part 3
    • Faulty Conformation. Sand-Crack. Part 4
    • Faulty Conformation. Sand-Crack. Part 5
    • Faulty Conformation. Sand-Crack. Part 6
    • B. Corns
    • B. Corns. Part 2
    • B. Corns. Part 3
    • B. Corns. Part 4
    • B. Corns. Part 5
    • B. Corns. Part 6
    • C. Chronic Bruised Sole
    • Chapter VIII. Wounds Of The Keratogenous Membrane. A. Nail-Bound Bind Or Tight-Nailing
    • B. Punctured Foot
    • B. Punctured Foot. Part 2
    • B. Punctured Foot. Part 3
    • B. Punctured Foot. Part 4
    • B. Punctured Foot. Part 5
    • B. Punctured Foot. Part 6
    • B. Punctured Foot. Part 7
    • C. Coronitis (Simple). Tread, Overreach, Etc
    • C. Coronitis (Simple). Tread, Overreach, Etc. Part 2
    • C. Coronitis (Simple). Tread, Overreach, Etc. Part 3
    • C. Coronitis (Simple). Tread, Overreach, Etc. Part 4
    • C. Coronitis (Simple). Tread, Overreach, Etc. Part 5
    • D. False Quarter
    • E. Accidental Tearing Off Of The Entire Hoof
    • E. Accidental Tearing Off Of The Entire Hoof. Continued
    • Chapter IX. Inflammatory Affections Of The Keratogenous Apparatus. A. Acute Laminitis
    • A. Acute Laminitis. Part 2
    • A. Acute Laminitis. Part 3
    • A. Acute Laminitis. Part 4
    • A. Acute Laminitis. Part 5
    • A. Acute Laminitis. Part 6
    • A. Acute Laminitis. Part 7
    • A. Acute Laminitis. Part 8
    • 1. Chronic Laminitis
    • 1. Chronic Laminitis. Continued
    • 2. Seedy-Toe
    • 3. Keraphyllocele
    • 4. Keratoma
    • 5. Thrush
    • 6. Canker
    • 6. Canker. Part 2
    • 6. Canker. Part 3
    • 6. Canker. Part 4
    • 6. Canker. Part 5
    • 6. Canker. Part 6
    • 7. Specific Coronitis
    • Chapter X. Diseases Of The Lateral Cartilages. A. Wounds Of The Cartilages
    • B. Quittor
    • 1. Simple Or Cutaneous Quittor
    • 2. Sub-Horny Quittor
    • 2. Sub-Horny Quittor. Part 2
    • 2. Sub-Horny Quittor. Part 3
    • 2. Sub-Horny Quittor. Part 4
    • 2. Sub-Horny Quittor. Part 5
    • 2. Sub-Horny Quittor. Part 6
    • 2. Sub-Horny Quittor. Part 7
    • 2. Sub-Horny Quittor. Part 8
    • 2. Sub-Horny Quittor. Part 9
    • 2. Sub-Horny Quittor. Part 10
    • C. Ossification Of The Lateral Cartilages, Or Side-Bones
    • Ossification Of The Lateral Cartilages, Side-Bones. Part 2
    • Ossification Of The Lateral Cartilages, Side-Bones. Part 3
    • Ossification Of The Lateral Cartilages, Side-Bones. Part 4
    • Chapter XI. Diseases Of The Bones. A. Periostitis And Ostitis
    • 1. Periostitis
    • 2. Ostitis
    • 2. Ostitis. Continued
    • B. Pyramidal Disease, Buttress Foot, Or Low Ringbone
    • C. Fractures Of The Bones
    • 1. Fractures Of The Os Coronae
    • 2. Fractures Of The Os Pedis
    • 3. Fractures Of The Navicular Bone
    • Chapter XII. Diseases Of The Joints[A]
    • A. Synovitis
    • B. Arthritis
    • B. Arthritis. Part 2
    • B. Arthritis. Part 3
    • C. Navicular Disease
    • C. Navicular Disease. Part 2
    • C. Navicular Disease. Part 3
    • C. Navicular Disease. Part 4
    • C. Navicular Disease. Part 5
    • C. Navicular Disease. Part 6
    • D. Dislocations
• Architecture Books
  • Illustrated Handbook of Architecture | by James Fergusson
    • book I - Romanesque: Chapter II - Romanesque Style
    • book I - Romanesque: Chapter III - Later Romanesque
    • book I - Romanesque: Chapter IV - Circular Churches
    • book I - Romanesque: Chapter V - Tombs, Towers, Secular Buildings, Romanesque Architecture in the East
    • book II - Lombard And Rhenish Architecture: Chapter I - Lombard Architecture
    • book II - Lombard And Rhenish Architecture: Chapter II - Switzerland
    • book II - Lombard And Rhenish Architecture: Chapter III - Germany
    • book II - Lombard And Rhenish Architecture: Chapter IV - Basilicas
    • book II - Lombard And Rhenish Architecture: Chapter V - Domestic Architecture
    • book III - France: Chapter I - General
    • book III - France: Chapter II - Aquitaine
    • book III - France: Chapter III - Anjou
    • book III - France: Chapter IV - Auvergne
    • book III - France: Chapter V - Frankish Style
    • book III - France: Chapter VI - Normandy
    • book III - France: Chapter VII - Burgundy
    • book III - France: Chapter IX - French Gothic Cathedrals
    • book III - France: Chapter X - Gothic details
    • book VI - Italy: Chapter I
    • book VI - Italy: Chapter II
    • book VI - Italy: Chapter III - Naples and Apulia
    • book VI - Italy: Chapter IV - Sicily
    • book VII - Spain And Portugal: Chapter I - Spain
    • book VII - Spain And Portugal: Chapter II - Spain and Portugal
    • book VIII - England: Chapter II - Peculiarities of English Gothic
    • book VIII - England: Chapter III - Architecture of Scotland
    • book VIII - England: Chapter IV - Ireland
    • book IX: Chapter I - Scandanavia
    • book IX: Chapter II - Pomerania
    • book X - Byzantine: Chapter II - Byzantine Architecture in Asia
    • book X - Byzantine: Chapter III - Architecture of Russia
    • Title page - Chapel at Humanejos
    • Frontispiece - Spire of St. Stephen's, Vienna
    • Fig 365: Plan of Church of San Clemente at Rome [plan] (pg484)
    • Fig 366: Plan of the Original Basilica of St. Peter at Rome [plan] (pg487)
    • Fig 367: Basilica of St. Peter [section+elevation] (pg489)
    • Fig 368: Plan of Sta. Maria Maggiore [plan] (pg490)
    • Fig 369: View of Sta. Maria Maggiore [interior] (pg491)
    • Fig 370: Section of Sta. Agnese [section+elevation] (pg492a)
    • Fig 371: Plan of Sta. Agnese [plan] (pg492b)
    • Fig 372: Half section, half elevation, of the Church of San Vincenzo alle Tre Fontaine [section+elevation] (pg493)
    • Fig 373: Church of S. Apollinaire in Classe, Ravenna [plan] (pg495a)
    • Fig 374: Arches in Church of S. Apollinaire Nuovo, Ravenna [detail] (pg495b)
    • Fig 375: Part of apse in S. Apollinaire in Classe, Ravenna [interior] (pg496a)
    • Fig 376: S. Apollinaire ad Classem, Ravenna [exterior] (pg496b)
    • Fig 377: Church at Parenzo in Istria [plan] (pg497)
    • Fig 378: Plan of Church at Torcello [plan] (pg498a)
    • Fig 379: Apse of Basilica at Torcello [detail] (pg498b)
    • Fig 380: Plan of San Miniato, Florence [plan] (pg500)
    • Fig 381: Section of San Miniato, near Florence [section+elevation] (pg501)
    • Fig 382: View of the Cathedral at Pisa [exterior] (pg502)
    • Fig 383: Plan of Sta. Maria, Toscanella [plan] (pg504)
    • Fig 384: View of the Interior of Sta. Maria, Tocanella [interior] (pg505a)
    • Fig 385: Elevation of the Exterior of Sta. Maria, Toscanella [section+elevation] (pg505b)
    • Fig 386: Plan of the Tomb of Sta. Costanza, Rome [plan] (pg509)
    • Fig 387: Plan of San Stephano Rotondo [plan] (pg510a)
    • Fig 388: St. Angeli, Perugia (mislabelled as fig 838) [plan] (pg510b)
    • Fig 389: St. Angeli, Perugia [section+elevation] (pg510c)
    • Fig 390: Baptistry at Nocera dei Pagani [plan] (pg511a)
    • Fig 391: Baptistry at Nocera dei Pagani [section+elevation] (pg511b)
    • Fig 392: Plan of St. Vitale, Ravenna [plan] (pg512)
    • Fig 393: Section of St. Vitale, Ravenna [section+elevation] (pg513)
    • Fig 394: Plan of S. Lorenzo at Milan [plan] (pg514)
    • Fig 395: Plan of Sta. Fosca, Torcello [plan] (pg516)
    • Fig 396: Tomb of Galla Placidia [plan] (pg517)
    • Fig 397: Plan of Tomb of Theodoric [plan] (pg518a)
    • Fig 398: Elevation of Tomb of Theodoric, Ravenna [exterior] (pg518b)
    • Fig 399: Tower of Sta. Maria in Cosmedin [exterior] (pg520a)
    • Fig 400: Porta Palatina, Turin [detail] (pg520b)
    • Fig 401: Gateway, Palazzo della Ragione, Mantua [exterior] (pg521)
    • Fig 402: Church at Pergamus [plan] (pg523)
    • Fig 403: Church of the Nativity at Bethlehem [plan] (pg525)
    • Fig 404: Interior of the Golden Gateway [interior] (pg526)
    • Fig 405: Order of the Golden Gateway [detail] (pg527)
    • Fig 406: Order of the Dome of the Rock [detail] (pg528a)
    • Fig 407: Plan of the Dome of the Rock at Jerusalem [plan] (pg528b)
    • Fig 408: Chapel at Friuli [interior] (pg531)
    • Fig 409: Plan of San Antonio, Piacenza [plan] (pg532)
    • Fig 410: Section of Church of San Antonio at Piacenza [section+elevation] (pg533)
    • Fig 411: Section and Plan of Baptistry at Asti [plan] (pg534a)
    • Fig 412: Plan of Cathedral at Novara [plan] (pg534b)
    • Fig 413: Elevation and Section of the Facade of the Cathedral at Novara [section+elevation] (pg535)
    • Fig 414: Half Section, Half Elevation, of the Baptistry at Novara [section+elevation] (pg536)
    • Fig 415: Section of San Michele, Pavia [section+elevation] (pg537a)
    • Fig 416: View of the Apse of San Michele, Pavia [NOTE - warped roofs are accurate as in the engraving, not from bad scanning] [exterior] (pg537b)
    • Fig 417: Plan of San Ambrogio, Milan [plan] (pg539)
    • Fig 418: Atrium of San Ambrogio, Milan [exterior] (pg540)
    • Fig 419: Facade of the Cathedral at Piacenza [exterior] (pg541)
    • Fig 420: Apse of the Cathedral, Verona [detail] (pg542)
    • Fig 421: Facade of San Zenone, Verona [exterior] (pg543)
    • Fig 422: View of Zara Cathedral [exterior] (pg544)
    • Fig 423: San Tomaso in Limine [plan] (pg546a)
    • Fig 424: San Tomaso [section+elevation] (pg546b)
    • Fig 425: Plan of the Chruch of Romain-Motier [plan] (pg550)
    • Fig 426: View of the Church of Romain-Motier [exterior] (pg551a)
    • Fig 427: Section of Church at Granson [section+elevation] (pg551b)
    • Fig 428: View of the Cathedral at Zurich [exterior] (pg552a)
    • Fig 428: Plan of the Cathedral at Zurich [plan] (pg552b)
    • Fig 429: Cloister at Zurich [interior] (pg553)
    • Fig 430: Doorway at Basle [detail] (pg554)
    • Fig 431: Reduction of an original plan of a Monastery found at St. Gall [plan] (pg556)
    • Fig 432: Porch of Convent at Lorsch [exterior] (pg560)
    • Fig 433: Plan of the Church at Aix-la-Chapelle [plan] (pg563)
    • Fig 434: Church at Nimeguen [section+elevation] (pg564)
    • Fig 435: Church at Petersburg [plan] (pg565)
    • Fig 436: Baptistery at Bonn [exterior] (pg566)
    • Fig 437: Chapel at Cobera on the Moselle [plan] (pg567)
    • Fig 438: Plan of the Church at Gernrode [plan] (pg568)
    • Fig 439: View of West end of Church at Gernrode [exterior] (pg569a)
    • Fig 440: View of West end of Abbey of Corvey [exterior] (pg569b)
    • Fig 441: Plan of the Original Church at Treves [plan] (pg570)
    • Fig 442: Plan of Medieval Church at Treves [plan] (pg571a)
    • Fig 443: Western Apse of Church at Treves [section+elevation] (pg571b)
    • Fig 444: Eastern Apse of Church at Treves [section+elevation] (pg572a)
    • Fig 445: Plan of Church at Hildesheim [plan] (pg572b)
    • Fig 446: Internal View of the Church at Hildesheim [interior] (pg573)
    • Fig 447: Cathedral of Worms [plan] (pg574a)
    • Fig 448: One Bay of Cathedral at Worms [detail] (pg574b)
    • Fig 449: Cathedral at Spires [plan] (pg575)
    • Fig 450: Western Apse of Cathedral at Mayence [plan] (pg576)
    • Fig 451: 1. Church at Minden; 2. Cathedral at Paderborn; 3. Church at Soest [section+elevation] (pg577a)
    • Fig 452: Sta. Maria in Capitulo, Cologne [plan] (pg577b)
    • Fig 453: Apse of the Apostle's Church at Cologne [exterior] (pg578)
    • Fig 454: Apse of St. Martin's Church at Cologne [exterior] (pg579)
    • Fig 455: Church at Laach [plan] (pg580)
    • Fig 456: View of Church at Laach [exterior] (pg581)
    • Fig 457: Church at Zinsig [exterior] (pg582)
    • Fig 458: Rood Screen at Wechelburg [interior] (pg583a)
    • Fig 459: Crypt at Gollingen [detail] (pg583b)
    • Fig 460: Facade of the Church at Rosheim [exterior] (pg584)
    • Fig 461: Church at Marmoutier [exterior] (pg585)
    • Fig 462: Chapel at Landsberg [plan] (pg586a)
    • Fig 463: Section of Chapel at Landsberg [section+elevation] (pg586b)
    • Fig 464: Arcade of the Palace ad Gelnhausen [detail] (pg587)
    • Fig 465: Capital, Gelnhausen [detail] (pg588)
    • Fig 466: View of the Wartburg [exterior] (pg589)
    • Fig 467: Dwelling-house, Cologne (elevation) [exterior] (pg590)
    • Fig 468: Back windows in Dwelling house, Cologne [detail] (pg591)
    • Fig 469: Windows from Sion Cathedral, Cologne [detail] (pg592a)
    • Fig 470: Windows from St. Guerin at Neuss [detail] (pg592b)
    • Fig 472: Diagram of Vaulting, South of France [section+elevation] (pg598)
    • Fig 473: Porch of Notre Damedes Doms, Avignon [exterior] (pg601)
    • Fig 474: Porch of St. Trophine, Arles [exterior] (pg602)
    • Fig 475: Apse of Church at Alet [exterior] (pg603)
    • Fig 476: Internal Angle of Apse at Alet [detail] (pg604)
    • Fig 477: Longitudinal and Cross Section of Fontifroide Church [section+elevation] (pg605)
    • Fig 478: Doorway in Church at Maguelone [detail] (pg606)
    • Fig 479: Cathedral, Vienne [plan] (pg607)
    • Fig 480: Plan of Church at Planes [plan] (pg608a)
    • Fig 481: Tower at Puissalicon [exterior] (pg608b)
    • Fig 482: Church at Cruas [exterior] (pg609)
    • Fig 483: Cloister at Fontifroide [detail] (pg610)
    • Fig 484&485: Capitals at Cloister, Elne [detail] (pg611)
    • Fig 486: Plan of St. Front, Perigeux [plan] (pg612)
    • Fig 487: Part of St. Front, Perigeux [section+elevation] (pg613)
    • Fig 488: Interior of Church at Souillac [interior] (pg614)
    • Fig 489: Plan of Cathedral at Angouleme [plan] (pg615)
    • Fig 490: One bay of Nave, Angouleme [section+elevation] (pg616a)
    • Fig 491: Plan of Church at Moissac [plan] (pg616b)
    • Fig 492: Plan of Cathedral at Abbey [plan] (pg617)
    • Fig 493: Plan of Church at Conques [plan] (pg618)
    • Fig 494: Plan of St. Benigne, Dijon [plan] (pg619)
    • Fig 495: Church of Charroux [plan] (pg620a)
    • Fig 496: Plan of St. Martin at Tours [plan] (pg620b)
    • Fig 497: St. Germain, Toulouse [exterior] (pg622)
    • Fig 498: Church at Loupiac [exterior] (pg623a)
    • Fig 499: St. Eloi, Espalion [exterior] (pg623b)
    • Fig 500: Church at Aillas [section+elevation] (pg624a)
    • Fig 501: Church at St. Pierre, Toulouse [exterior] (pg624b)
    • Fig 502: Cathedral at Angers [plan] (pg627a)
    • Fig 503: St. Trinite, Angers [plan] (pg627b)
    • Fig 504: View of the Interior of Loches [interior] (pg628a)
    • Fig 505: Plan of Church at Fontevrault [plan] (pg628b)
    • Fig 506: View of Chevet at Fontevrault [exterior] (pg629a)
    • Fig 507: Elevation of one of the bays of the nave at Fontevrault [section+elevation] (pg629b)
    • Fig 508: Facade of Church of Notre Dame at Poitiers [exterior] (pg630)
    • Fig 509: Plan of Cathedral at Poitiers [plan] (pg631)
    • Fig 510: Spire at Cunault [exterior] (pg632)
    • Fig 511: Church at Issoire [plan] (pg634)
    • Fig 512: Elevation of Church at Issoire [section+elevation] (pg635a)
    • Fig 513: Section of Church at Issoire, looking East [section+elevation] (pg635b)
    • Fig 514: Elevation of Chevet, Notre Dame de Puy [section+elevation] (pg636)
    • Fig 515: Plan of Chevet, Notre Dame de Puy [plan] (pg637)
    • Fig 516: Fortified Church at Royat [exterior] (pg638)
    • Fig 517: Plan and Section of Basse (Euvre, Beauvais) [plan] (pg640)
    • Fig 518: External view of Basse (Euvre, Beauvais) [exterior] (pg641a)
    • Fig 519: Internal view of Basse (Euvre, Beauvais) [interior] (pg641b)
    • Fig 519: Decoration of St. Genereux [detail] (pg642)
    • Fig 520: Triapsal Church at Querqueville [exterior] (pg643)
    • Fig 521: Plan of the Church of St. Stephen, Caen (Fig. 1 - as originally built; Fig. 2 - superseded by a chevet a century later) [plan] (pg644)
    • Fig 522: Western facade of St. Stephen, Caen [exterior] (pg645)
    • Fig 523: Elevation of Compartment of Nave of St. Stephen, Caen [section+elevation] (pg646)
    • Fig 525: Compartment, Abbaye des Dames, Caen [section+elevation] (pg648)
    • Fig 526: East end of St. Nicoles, Caen [exterior] (pg649)
    • Fig 527: Lower compartment, Nave, Bayeux [detail] (pg650)
    • Fig 528: View of interior of Abbey at Tournus [interior] (pg652)
    • Fig 529: Plan of Abbey Church at Cluny [plan] (pg653)
    • Fig 530: View of aisle at Autun [interior] (pg654)
    • Fig 531: View of nave at Autun [interior] (pg655a)
    • Fig 532: Section of Narthex at Vezelay [section+elevation] (pg655b)
    • Fig 533: East End, St. Menoux [exterior] (pg656)
    • Fig 534: Chevet, St. Menoux [interior] (pg657)
    • Fig 535: Plan of Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris [plan] (pg669)
    • Fig 536: Section of side aisles, Cathedral of Paris [section+elevation] (pg670a)
    • Fig 537: External elevation, Cathedral of Paris [section+elevation] (pg670b)
    • Fig 538: Plan of Chartres Cathedral [plan] (pg671)
    • Fig 539: Plan of Rheims Cathedral [plan] (pg672a)
    • Fig 540: Plan of Amiens Cathedral [plan] (pg672b)
    • Fig 541: View of the facade of the Cathedral at Paris [exterior] (pg673)
    • Fig 542: North-west view of the Cathedral at Chartres [exterior] (pg674)
    • Fig 543: Buttress at Chartres [detail] (pg675a)
    • Fig 544: Buttress at Rheims [detail] (pg675b)
    • Fig 545: Bay of nave of Beauvais Cathedral [section+elevation] (pg678)
    • Fig 546: Doorway, South Transept, Beauvais [exterior] (pg679)
    • Fig 547: Plan of Cathedral at Noyon [plan] (pg680)
    • Fig 548: Spires of Laon Cathedral [exterior] (pg681)
    • Fig 549: View of Cathedral at Coutances [exterior] (pg682a)
    • Fig 550: Lady Chapel, Auxerre [interior] (pg682b)
    • Fig 551: Plan of Cathedral at Troyes [plan] (pg683)
    • Fig 552: Facade of Cathedral at Troyes [exterior] (pg684)
    • Fig 553: Window of Cathedral at Lyons [detail] (pg685a)
    • Fig 554: Plan of Cathedral at Bazas [plan] (pg685b)
    • Fig 555: Plan of Cathedral at Bourges [plan] (pg686)
    • Fig 556: Section of Cathedral at Bourges [section+elevation] (pg687)
    • Fig 557: View in the Choir of Charite sur Loire [interior] (pg688)
    • Fig 558: Chevet, Pontigny [interior] (pg689)
    • Fig 559: West front of St. Marie de l'Epine (near Chalons sur Marne) [exterior] (pg690)
    • Fig 560: Plan of Church of St. Ouen at Rouen [plan] (pg691)
    • Fig 561: Church of St. Ouen at Rouen [exterior] (pg692)
    • Fig 562: Southern porch of St. Ouen at Rouen [exterior] (pg693)
    • Fig 563: Diagram of plans of pillars [detail] (pg696)
    • Fig 564: Window, St. Martin, Paris [detail] (pg697a)
    • Fig 565: Window in the nave of Cathedral at Chartres [detail] (pg697b)
    • Fig 566: Window in Choir of Cathedral at Chartres [detail] (pg698a)
    • Fig 567: Window at Rheims [detail] (pg698b)
    • Fig 568: Window at St. Ouen [section+elevation] (pg699a)
    • Fig 569: Window at Chartres [section+elevation] (pg699b)
    • Fig 570: West Window, Chartres [detail] (pg699c)
    • Fig 571: Transept Window, Chartres [detail] (pg699d)
    • Fig 572: West Window, Rheims [detail] (pg700a)
    • Fig 573: West Window, Evreux [detail] (pg700b)
    • Fig 574: West Window, St. Ouen [detail] (pg701)
    • Fig 575: Diagram of vaulting [plan] (pg703)
    • Fig 576: Abbey Church, Souvigny [interior] (pg704)
    • Fig 577: Diagram of buttresses [plan] (pg705)
    • Fig 578: Flying Buttress of St. Ouen [detail] (pg706)
    • Fig 579: Flying Buttress at Amiens [detail] (pg707)
    • Fig 580: St. Pierre, Caen [exterior] (pg709)
    • Fig 581: Lantern, St. Ouen, Rouen [exterior] (pg710)
    • Fig 582: Corbel, From Didron, Annales Archaeologiques [detail] (pg711a)
    • Fig 583: Capitals from Rheims [detail] (pg711b)
    • Fig 584: Rood-screen from the Madeleine at Troyes [interior] (pg713)
    • Fig 585: House at Cluny [section+elevation] (pg714)
    • Fig 586: House at Yrieix [section+elevation] (pg715)
    • Fig 587: Portal of the Ducal Palace at Nancy [exterior] (pg716)
    • Fig 588: View of West-end of Church at Nivelles [exterior] (pg719)
    • Fig 589: Plan of Cathedral at Tournay [plan] (pg720)
    • Fig 590: Section of central portion of Church at Tournay, looking South [section+elevation] (pg721)
    • Fig 591: West front of Notre Dame de Maestricht [exterior] (pg722a)
    • Fig 592: Spires of the Chapel of St. Sang, Bruges [exterior] (pg722b)
    • Fig 593: Window in Church at Villers, near Grenappe [detail] (pg723)
    • Fig 594: Plan of the Cathedral at Antwerp [plan] (pg724)
    • Fig 595: Plan of St. Jacques, Liege [plan] (pg726)
    • Fig 596: Belfrey at Ghent [exterior] (pg729)
    • Fig 597: Cloth-hall at Ypres [exterior] (pg730)
    • Fig 598: View of Town-hall, Brussels [exterior] (pg732)
    • Fig 599: Part of the Bishop's Palace, Liege [section+elevation] (pg733)
    • Fig 600: Section of St. Gereon, Cologne, Neider, Rhein [section+elevation] (pg736a)
    • Fig 601: Plan of St. Gereon, Cologne, Neider, Rhein [plan] (pg736b)
    • Fig 602: East-end of Church at Gelnhausen [section+elevation] (pg737)
    • Fig 603: Plan of the Church at Marburg [plan] (pg738a)
    • Fig 604: Section of Church at Marburg [section+elevation] (pg738b)
    • Fig 605: Plan of Church at Altenberg [plan] (pg739)
    • Fig 606: Plan of Cathedral at Cologne [plan] (pg740)
    • Fig 607: Intended Western Facade of Cathedral at Cologne [exterior] (pg742)
    • Fig 608: View of the Church at Friburg [exterior] (pg744)
    • Fig 609: Plan of Strasburg Cathedral [plan] (pg746)
    • Fig 610: West Front of Cathedral at Strasburg [exterior] (pg747)
    • Fig 612: View of the Spire of St. Stephen's, Vienna (same as frontispiece, slightly different quality) [exterior] (pg751)
    • Fig 611: Plan of Ratisbon Cathedral [plan] (pg749)
    • Fig 613: Plan of Church at Xanten [plan] (pg753)
    • Fig 614: Maria Kirche at Mulhausen [plan] (pg755a)
    • Fig 615: View of Maria Kirche at Mulhausen [exterior] (pg755b)
    • Fig 616: St. Severus Church at Erfuth [exterior] (pg756)
    • Fig 617: Anna Chapel at Heiligenstadt [exterior] (pg758)
    • Fig 618: Sacraments Hauslein at Nuremberg [detail] (pg759)
    • Fig 619: Doorway of Church at Chemnitz [detail] (pg760)
    • Fig 620: Schone Brunnen at Nuremberg [interior] (pg762)
    • Fig 621: Bay Window from St. Sebald, Nuremberg [detail] (pg763)
    • Fig 622: Plan of the Church at Vercelli [plan] (pg767)
    • Fig 623: Church at Asti [exterior] (pg768)
    • Fig 624: Plan of Cathedral at Sienna [plan] (pg770)
    • Fig 625: Facade of the Cathedral at Sienna [exterior] (pg771)
    • Fig 626: Plan of the Cathedral at Florence [plan] (pg772)
    • Fig 627: Section of Dome and part of Nave of the Cathedral at Florence [section+elevation] (pg773)
    • Fig 628: Part of the flank of Cathedral at Florence [detail] (pg774)
    • Fig 629: Dome at Chiaravelle, near Milan [exterior] (pg775)
    • Fig 630: Plan of the part executed of St. Petronio, Bologna [plan] (pg776)