Dom Duarte's tomb-house unfinished--Work resumed by Dom Manoel--The two Matheus Fernandes, architects--The Pateo--The great entrance--Meaning of 'Tanyas Erey'--Piers in Octagon--How was the Octagon to be roofed?--The great Cloister, with its tracery--Whence derived 171-180
Torre de São Viente built to defend Lisbon--Turrets and balconies not Indian--Vasco da Gama sails from Belem--The great monastery built as a thankoffering for the success of his voyage--Begun by Boutaca, succeeded by Lourenço Fernandes, and then by João de Castilho--Plan due to Boutaca--Master Nicolas, the Frenchman, the first renaissance artist in Portugal--Plan: exterior; interior superior to exterior; stalls; cloister, lower and upper--Lisbon, Conceição Velha, also by João de Castilho 181-195
Coimbra, Sta. Cruz, founded by Dom Affonso Henriques, rebuilt by Dom Manoel, first architect Marcos Pires--Gregorio Lourenço clerk of the works--Diogo de Castilho succeeds Marcos Pires--West front, Master Nicolas--Cloister, inferior to that of Belem--Royal tombs--Other French carvers--Pulpit, reredoses in cloister, stalls--Sé Velha reredos, doors--Chapel of São Pedro 196-210
Tomb at Thomar of the Bishop of Funchal--Tomb in Graça, Santarem--São Marcos, founded by Dona Brites de Menezes--Tomb of Fernão Telles--Rebuilt by Ayres da Silva, her grandson--Tombs in chancel--Reredos, by Master Nicolas--Reredos at Cintra--Pena Chapel by same--São Marcos, Chapel of the Reyes Magos--Sansovino's door, Cintra--Evora, São Domingos--Portalegre, Tavira, Lagos, Goes, Trofa, Caminha, Moncorvo 211-221
LATER WORK OF JOÃO DE CASTILHO AND EARLIER CLASSIC
João III. cared more for the Church than for anything else--Decay begins--Later additions to Alcobaça--Batalha, Sta. Cruz--Thomar, Order of Christ reformed--Knights become regulars--Great additions, cloisters, dormitory, etc., by João de Castilho--His difficulties, letters to the King--His addition to Batalha--Builds Conceição at Thomar like Milagre, Santarem--Marvilla, _ibid._; Elvas, São Domingos--Cintra, Penha Longa and Penha Verde--Vizeu, Cloister--Lamego, Cloister--Coimbra, São Thomaz--Carmo--Faro--Lorvão--Amarante--Santarem, Santa Clara, and Guarda, reredos 222-239
THE LATER RENAISSANCE AND THE SPANISH USURPATION