and Caius Coll.,
Peterhouse, Trinity Coll., Camb., 265;
Library of Barber Surgeons, _ibid._;
wills of Sir M. Hale and M. Scrivener, _ibid._;
chains taken off at various places, 266;
inconvenience of, at Bodleian, _ibid._, note

Chair with desk: figured in MSS., 309-312

Chapter-House:
spaces divided off at west end for book-rooms in monasteries, 87-89;
books read in neighbourhood of, 89

Charles V., King of France: book-chest, 293;
fits up library in Louvre, _ibid._

Chest for books: bought for Vatican Library, 218;
used by Simon, Abbat of S. Albans, 292;
in France, 293

Chester Cathedral: arches in cloister, possibly used for books, 89

Chetham, Humphry: provisions of will, 259;
library in Manchester, 260

Chichele, Abp: builds library at Canterbury, 106;
account of this, 190

Christ Church, Canterbury: curse from a MS., 78;
library-walk of cloister, 91;
sets of nine holes, 92;
carrells in use, 99;
glass in cloister, 100;
catalogue, saec. xii., 102;
library, 106;
probable extent and arrangement of this described, 190-194;
Howley-Harrison library, 256

Christopher Le Stocks (S.), Lond.: library, 244

Christ's Hospital, Lond.: library, 108

Churches: libraries built in or near, 61, 64

Cirta: library, 62

Cistercians: rules for books, 70;
evolution of book-room, 84-89;
plan of this at Fossa Nuova, 85;
Kirkstall, _ibid._;
arrangement of books in, at Meaux, 86;
Titchfield, 87;
book-rooms at west end of Chapter House, Furness, _ibid._;
Calder Abbey, 88;
Fountains, _ibid._;
Beaulieu, 89;
Hayles _ibid._;
Chester Cathedral, _ibid._

Citeaux: books chained near Chapter House, 89;
arrangement of books, saec. xv., 103-106;
permanent library, 109-112

Citrus: identification of tree so called, 22, _note_;
used to preserve rolls, 29

Clairvaux: curse used, 78;
books chained near Chapter House, 89;
library, 112-4;
catalogue of this discussed, 196-8;
nature of fittings, 198

Clare Coll., Camb.: account of old library, 186;
new cases put up 1627,
_ibid._;
their plan discussed, 187;
new library fitted up, 285

_class_: meaning of word discussed, 243

_claustrum sine armario_ etc., 75

Cleopatra: receives library of Pergamon from Antony, 8

Cloister: the centre of monastic life, 8