ness not to be considered in producing art, 37.
" of good art, undesirable and why, 62 _seq._

Cheating disgraceful, but being cheated is not, 89.

Church-going and life, 14.
" restoration, mania for, 86-7.

Clarke, Dr. Adam, at the Metaphysical Society, 176.

Cleobis and Bito, death of, 109.
" story of, beautiful, 183.

Clergymen, to preach practically--_e.g._, on trade, 112 _n._

Cleverness, best shown in sympathy with the aims of others, 170.

Clough, Arthur, _quoted_, 185 _n._

Cocoa-nut, simile from a, as to the cheapness of good art, 64.

Colour, good, to be lasting, 44.
" local, as an element of chiaroscuro, 162.

Commerce, cowardice and, 177.
" frauds of, 151-2.
" modern, 1857 _pref._ xi.

Competition, a bad thing in education, 135.

Conservatism, true, 58.

Country, serving one's, with plough, pen, and sword, 129.

Cricket, the game of, 128.

Criticism, mistaken blame worse than mistaken praise, 24.
" public, its effect on artists, 24.

Currency, national, its nature, 149.

Dante--_Inferno_, the purse round the neck as a sign of condemnation, 4.
" " _Lasciate ogni speranza_, 93.

Deane, Sir T., on the Oxford Museum, 32.

Death, as a reward, 183.

Design, dependent on proportion, 160.
" study of, 159.
" subjects of, 172-3.

Development, the direction of human, 175.

Dialogue on "paternal government," 121.

Diamond-cutting, waste of time, 34.

Dictionary of classical antiquities, woodcuts in, 107.

"Diletto" and art, 155.

Diogenes, respected, 2-3.

Discipline the basis of progress, 16.

Discovery of men of genius, 20.

Disobedience destroys power of understanding, 1857 _pref._ x.

Drawing as a means of description, 153.
" lessons, 156.
" to be learnt, as reading or writing, 153, 158.
" to scale, to be learnt, 160.

Dress, art of, 47.
" beautiful, essential to great art--_e.g._, its portraiture, 54.
" " characteristics of, 54.
" " a means of education, 54.
" best, not the costliest, 54.
" employment of labour--_e.g._, ball-dresses, 50.
" fashion in, wasted power of design, 45.
" fine, the spoils of death, 53.
" " as a subject of expenditure, 146.
" " under what circumstance, right and wrong, 52.
" lace, its value, 171.

Duerer's engravings, art-models, 169.
" " permanency of, 42.
" " crest with cock, as art-model, 164.
" woodcuts, 40.

Economy, its true meaning (application: