at Iona. 25, 26. Runic and Scandinavian crosses. 27. Cross diapered on Charlemagne’s dalmatic. 28. From mantle of Henry II., Emperor of Germany.

26 103   Prehistoric Crosses. 1. Greek. Pallas, with plaited tunic worked with Swastika. 2. Greek. Ajax playing at dice with Achilles. Cloak embroidered with Swastika and other prehistoric patterns. Fictile vase, Vatican Museum. 27 105   Assyrian Carpet carved in stone, British Museum. 28 107   Gothic. 1. Dress patterns from old MS. 2, 3. Old English tiles. 29 109   Cloud Patterns. 1, 2, 3, 7. Japanese. 5, 8, 9. Mediæval. 4. Chinese. 6. Badge of Richard II. 30 109   Indo-Chinese Coverlet. Hatfield. Supposed to have belonged to Oliver Cromwell. 31 109   Fundata Patterns. 1. On Phœnician silver bowl. (“L’Imagerie Phénicienne.”) 2, 3. From tomb at Essiout, Egypt. Wilkinson’s “Ancient Egyptians,” ii. p. 125. 1600 B.C. 32 124   Part of Border of silk, gold, and pearls. Worked by Blanche, wife of Charles IV. of Bohemia. Bock’s “Lit. Gew.” ii. p. 246. 33 147   Embroidered Window hanging from portrait of Mahomet II., by Gentil Bellini; belonging to Sir Henry Layard. 34 153 110 Classical Silks. 1. Greek. 2. Roman. 35 163   Durham Relics. Persian type of silk weaving. 36 164   Durham Relics. Norman and Persian types mixed. 37 164   Durham Relics. Græco-Egyptian type. 38 164   Egyptian Boat with embroidered and fringed sails, and floating scarves. Wilkinson’s “Ancient Egyptians,” iii. p. 211. 39 200   White embroidery from sculptured tomb of a knight, fifteenth century. Ara Cœli, Rome. 40 201   Processional Cloak, Spanish work, temp. Henry VIII., belonging to Lord Arundel of Wardour. 41 204   Opus Pulvinarium. Counted stitches. 1. Italian. 2. Scandinavian. 3. Ancient Egyptian. Turin Museum. 42 206   Italian Mosaic Stitch work, sixteenth century. Alford House. 43 214   Japanese Opus Plumarium. White silk. 44 216 25 Opus Consutum. Funeral tent of an Egyptian queen. 45 219 123 Opus