Chapter 5 House, 27

Choir (exterior), 65-71;

interior, 88

Cloister, 62

Consecration, 6, 19

Consistory Court, 83

Curteys, Bishop, 118

Daye, Bishop, 35, 116

Durnford, Bishop, 85

Fire of 1114, 5;

of 1187, 6, 10

Flying buttresses, 15, 57, 66

Font, 85

Gunning, Bishop, 119

Hare, Bishop, 120

Harsnett, Bishop, 35, 118

Hilary, Bishop, 108

Hook, Dean, his monument, 97

Lady-chapel, 9, 26; exterior, 69;

interior, 94

Langton, Bishop, 26, 114

Leophardo (Gilbert de S.), Bishop, 20, 26, 70, 112

Library, exterior, 71;

interior, 94

Luffa (Ralph de), Bishop, 5, 8, 107

Manning, Cardinal, 92

"Maudde," inscribed monument to, 98

Moleyns, Bishop, 115

Monuments in nave, 85;

in transepts and choir, 96

Nave, exterior, 53, 73;

interior, 81

Neville, Bishop, 20, 23, 110

Organ, 40, 88

Otter, Bishop, 121

Paintings on the walls, 41;

on the vaults, 46;

Bernardi's, 34, 90;

Miss Lowndes', 91

Porch, west, 53;

south, 59;

north, 76

Presbytery constructed, 17

---- interior, 92

Pulpit, 85

Rede (William), Bishop, 30, 114;

Robert, 114

Reformation, 34, 36

Reredos, ancient, 28, 43, 47;

modern, 88

Rood-screen, 85

Roof, 56

Sacristy, 61, 90

Sampson, Bishop, 116

Sculptures, romanesque, 96

See, transfer of, 4, 5, 8;

foundation of, 101

Seffrid d'Escures, Bishop, 108

---- II., Bishop, 19

Selsea, carved panels from, 96;

church at, 103;

bishops of, 123

Sherburne, Bishop, 34, 116

Spire, 30, 40, 42, 76;

fall of, 48

Stigand, Bishop, 4, 107

Storey, Bishop, 115

Tower, central, 32, 47, 76

Towers, fall of, 14, 21, 37-40

---- western, 51, 55

Transept, south, 64, 90;

north, 92, 96

Treasury, 83

Triforium, 36, 94

Vault constructed, 12

Watson, Bishop, 118

Welles (Simon de), Bishop, 20, 109

Wilfrith, Archbishop, 103

Window, west, 53;

east, 69

Windows, nave, 57, 73, 75;

transept, 90;

stained glass in, 98

Wren, Sir C., 37, 42

Wych (S. Richard of), Bishop, 20;

shrine of, 28, 35, 94, 111-112;

tomb, 96

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CHISWICK PRESS: PRINTED BY CHARLES WHITTTNGHAM AND CO.

TOOKS COURT, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON.

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DIMENSIONS.

Length (extreme) internal 393 feet.

" of nave " 155 feet.

Width of nave (extreme) " 90 feet.

Length of choir " 115 feet.

Length of transept " 131 feet.

Width of transept " 33 feet.

Height of vault " 61 feet.

Height of spire " 277 feet.

Area 28,000 sq. feet.

Footnotes.

1 Walcott, "Early Statutes," p. 12.

2 Willis, "Chichester Cathedral," p. 6.

3 Walcott, "Early Statutes," p. 15.

4 Walcott, p. 15.

5 Walcott, p. 15.

6 Author of "Architectural Parallels."

7 Walcott, p. 15.

8 See Willis, p. x.: Introduction.

9 Bishop Reade's Register.

10 Walcott, p. 16.

11 "Early Statutes."

12 Walcott, p. 23, note a.

13 See page 45.

14 See drawings in vestry of cathedral.

15 See the Wykeham motto on the lady-chapel vault decoration, page 92.

16 Walcott, p. 34.

17 "Records."

18 "Mercurius Rusticus" (1642). Quoted by Walcott.

19 "Archaeological History," Chichester, p. 6, note c.

20 "Early Statutes," p. 21.

21 Walcott, "Early Statutes" p. 21

22 "Worthies," II, 385

23 Spershott.

24 Gentleman's Magazine, Part I., 1803, pp. 22-25.

25 See illustrations, pp. 33 and 125.

26 Supposed to be by Carter, an architect of Winchester.

27 See "Recollections," p. 309. Edited by his son, 1861.

28 Ibid., p. 310.

29 By the late J.L. Pearson, R.A., and completed by his son.

30 The figures in parenthesis refer to the numbers on the plan at the end.

31 Stephens, p. 49.

32 See Walcott, p. 15, note c, May 24th, 1207.

33 Stephens, p. 57.

34 Matt. Paris.

35 See Walcott, p. 15, note c.

36 See Stephens, p. 61, cf. Murray's "Chichester."

37 Strype, quoted by Dean Stephens, p. 190.

38 Kennett's Notes: see Stephens' "Diocesan History of Chichester," p. 197.

39 Stephens' "Diocesan History," p. 216.

40 Quoted by Stephens, "Diocesan History," p. 216.

41 Stephens' "Diocesan History," p. 233.

42 Stephens, p, 245.