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Index to Volumes 1-10. 1897-1906

Index to Volumes 1-10. 1897-1906

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The Journal of the Archaeological Institute of America

INDEX TO VOLUMES -X 1897-1906

THE MACMILLAN COMPANY :MACMILLAN & CO., Ltd. ?or? Qgatttmon (preee BALTIMORE,MD., U. S. . PREFATORY NOTE

This Index has been prepared by Miss Lucy Allen Paton, under the direction of the Editors. The general plan, arrangement, and scope were determined by the Editors, so that Miss Paton's respon sibility is limited to details of arrangement and accuracy of execu tion. The unusual size of the Index is due to the great number of items contained in the "News" and "Discussions," for which a full index seemed especially desirable.

Italic numerals refer to the volumes and pages of the Annual

Supplement. Harold N. .

Cleveland, Ohio, November ist, 1908. TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE I. INDEX OF AUTHORS. 7 A. Articles . 7 B. News ? Discussions. 17 II. INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS. 99 A. Plates . 99 B. Figures in Text. 102

III. BIBLIOGRAPHY . 112

IV. ABBREVIATIONS . 112

V. INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 113 A. Articles . 113 B. News and Discussions. 128 i. General Contents . 128 News: Notes on Recent Excavations and Discoveries 128

Discussions: Summaries of Articles in Periodicals, etc. 129 2. Summaries . 131

VI. INDEX OF INSCRIPTIONS. 274 A. Greek . 274 1. Sites . 274 2. Proper Names and Discussed Words. 274 3. Sources for Inscriptions Quoted or Discussed. 280 B. . 281 1. Sites . 281 2. Proper Names and Discussed Words. 281 3. Sources for Inscriptions Quoted or Discussed. 283 VII. INDEX OF SOURCES DISCUSSED. 284 A. Articles . 284 B. News and Discussions. 284 I. INDEX OF AUTHORS A. ARTICLES

Abbott, F. F. The Toledo Manuscript of the Germania of (abstract), VII, 73. Adler, C. The Exhibit of the United States National in Historic Archaeology at the St. Louis Exposition (abstract), IX, 36. Andrews, E. P. Color on the and on the Elgin : Recently Discovered Facts and Resultant Theories (abstract), V, 21. The Inscription on the East Architrave of the Parthenon (abstract), IV, 152. Newly Discovered Facts in Regard to the Different Series of Ornament attached to the Architrave of the Parthenon (abstract), VI, 30. The So-called Restoration of the Parthenon now in Progress, VI, 27.

Babbitt, F. C. An Ancient Herrn from Trachones (abstract), VI, 24. The at Corinth, 1896, I, 481. Bacon, B. W. Report of the Director of the American School in Palestine, 1905-06, Xy 2?. Baldwin, A. The at Vari: The , VII, 335. Banks, E. J. The Proposed Excavation of the Babylonian Ruin Mugheir, or of the Chaldees (abstract), IV, 155. Barton, G. A. Some Archaeological Notes on and Minor ( stract), VII, 82. (1) A Babylonian Deed of Gift from the Sixth Pre-Christian Millennium; (2) The Haverford Collection of Cuneiform Tablets (abstract), VI. 35. Inscription B of the Blau Monument (abstract), V, 2. Report of the Director of the American School in Palestine, 1902-03, VIIt 35 Bassett, S. E. The Cave at Vari: The Terra-cotta Lamps, VII, 338. Bates, W. N. An Achilles at Achouria, III, 177. Etruscan Horseshoes from Corneto (abstract), VI, 53. Etruscan Horseshoes from Corneto, VI, 398. The of the So-called Theseum Lighting " " (abstract), IV, 174. Notes on the Theseum at , V, 37. The Old Temple of on the (abstract), V, 3. of the Director of the American School at Report " " Athens, 1905-06, X, 13. Scenes from the Aethiopis on a -figured Amphora (abstract), VIII, 87. A Signed Amphora of Meno (abstract), IX, 68. A Signed Amphora of Meno, IX, 170. Baur, P. V. C. The Palace of on the Fran?ois Vase (abstract), VIII, 88. The Pedimental Groups of the Hekatompedon on the Acropolis (abstract), X, 76. Post-Mycenaean Influence in (abstract), VII, 74. A Terra-cotta Tityrus in the Museum (abstract), IX, 84. Tityros, IX, 157. Berenson, B. An Altar-Piece by Girolamo da , III, 161. Bishop, W. W. Roman Church of the First Nine Centuries (ab stract), VI, 49. Roman Church Mosaics of the First Nine Centuries, X, 251. 8 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Boas, F. Philological Aspects of Problems of American Anthropology and Archaeology (abstract), X, 78. Some Problems of American Archaeology (abstract), VI, 41. Some Problems in North American Archaeology, VI, 1. , C. P. Report of Committee of Archaeological Institute on Ameri can Archaeology, IX, 41; X, 40. American Archaeology (abstract), IV, 164. Boyd, H. A. Excavations at Kavousi, , in 1900, V, 125. Houses and Tombs of the Geometric Period at Kavousi, Crete (abstract),

Mycenaean Discoveries at Gournia in the Neighborhood of Kavousi, Crete (abstract), VI, 48. , C. N. Fragment of a Treasure-List found in the Acropolis Wall of Athens (abstract), VI, 45. Fragment of a Treasure-List found in the Acropolis Wall of Athens, VIII, 263. Brownson, C. L. A Philosopher's Attitude toward Art (abstract), IV, 174. Buckingham, M. H. The Work of the German Reichlimeskommission (ab stract), V, 11. , J. M. Prudentius' Commentaries, IV, 293. Butler, H. C. Five Unpublished Churches of the First Quarter of the Fifth Century in Northern Central Syria (abstract), VII, 98. Preliminary Report of the Princeton University Expedition to Syria, IX, 389. Report of an American Archaeological Expedition to Syria, 1899-1900, IV, 415. The Roman Aqueducts as Monuments of , V, 175. in Northern Central Syria (abstract), V, 5. The Tychaion at is-Sanam?n as a Prototype of Early Christian Churches in Syria (abstract), X, 80.

Capps, E. The Dating of Some Didascalic Inscriptions, IV, 74. The Dating of Some Didascalic Inscriptions (abstract), IV, 180. 'B7T? T7j? CKijvfj? and Similar Expressions (abstract), V, 31. Carroll, M. 's Theory of Sculpture (abstract), V, 24. Observations on the Harbors and Walls of Ancient Athens (read by 88. Title), VIII, " " and and the Dionysium in Limnis (abstract), IX, 70. Carter, F. On Some Minor Points in Homeric Archaeology (abstract), IV, I5X* Carter, J. B. Abstract in Ancient Roman (abstract), X, 79. The Portrait of (abstract), VII, 72. Caskey, L. D. Notes on Inscriptions from dealing with the Building of the Porch of Philon, IX, 147. , S. H. The Discovery of a Doric Temple at , (abstract), V, 18. Chase, G. H. An Amphora with a New ?A-Name in the Museum of Fine Arts (abstract), VII, 96. Some Terra-cotta Types from the Heraeum (abstract), VI, 40. Some Unpublished Terra-cotta Figures in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts (abstract), X, 79. Terra-cottas from the Argive Heraeum (abstract), IV, 161. Shield Devices among the (abstract), V, 26. Cooley, A. S. Archaeological Notes (abstract), IX, 68; X, 82. Athena Polias on the , III, 345. The Discovery of the Macedonian Tomb at (abstract), VIII, 81. The Excavations of the American School in Corinth (abstract), V, 30; VIII, 87. ARTICLES. 9

Curtiss, S. I. Ancient among Modem Semites (abstract), VI, 38. The Plan of Sacrifice among the Primitive Semites (abstract), VII, 83. Survivals of Ancient Semitic Religion in Syrian Centres of Moslem and Christian Influence (abstract), VIII, 77.

De Cou, H. F. A Roman Building at Corinth, I, 495. Dennison, W. The Epigraphic Sources of , II, 26. A New Head of the So-called Scipio Type: An Attempt at its Identifica tion, IX, 11. Some New Inscriptions from Puteoli, Baiae, Misenum, and , II, 373 Two Notes: 1. On Some Osean Inscriptions. 2. On Commentarium Aeto rum Saecularium Quintorum, 1. 64, II, 399. An Unpublished Bust of the So-called Scipio Type, VIII, 77. Dickerman, S. C. An Archaic Inscription from Cleonae (abstract), IV, 164. Archaic Inscriptions from Cleonae and Corinth, VII, 147. D'Ooge, M. L. New Points in the of the Acropolis at Athens (ab stract), VII, 81. Dunham, M. E. The Cave at Vari: The Inscriptions, VII, 289. Dyer, L. New Aspects of Mycenaean Cultus (abstract), V, 20.

Earle, M. L. Notes on the Greek (abstract), VI, 46. On the Supplementary Signs of the (abstract), IV, 175. The Supplementary Signs of the Greek Alphabet, VII, 429. Eaton, D. C. The Study of Greek Sculpture (abstract), VII, 78. Ebersole, W. S. The Metopes of the West End of the Parthenon, III, 409. Egbert, j. C. recently found at Teano (abstract), IX, 67. Emerson, A. Greek in California (abstract),VII, 97.

on Fairbanks, A. A Comparison of the Scenes on White Lecythi and Grave Stelae (abstract), VII, 84. Excavations in the Roman Forum 1904 IX, 74. " " during (abstract), On the Athena Relief 26. "Mourning " (abstract), VI, On the Mourning Athena Relief, VI, 410. at Fisher, C. S. The Mycenaean Palace , VIII, 403. Fletcher, A. C. The Significance of Dress (abstract), VII, 84. Fossum, A. The Eiskyklema in the Eretrian Theatre, II, 187. The Theatre at (abstract), IV, 176. The Theatre at Sikyon, IX, 263. and his Fowler, H. N. The Connection of with Buildings (abstract), V, 9. Pausanias's Description of , II, 357. The of Milo (abstract), VII, 87. 181. , S. B. Reliefs on klov'lokol (abstract), IV, the zur Frickenhaus, A. Building Inscriptions of Erechtheum, Beitr?ge Erkl?rung, X, 4. with the Romans Frothingham, A. L. Did the Triumphal Arch Originate or the Greeks? (abstract), V, 27. at the Lateran at The Mediaeval Chapel of the Sancta Sanctorum (abstract), V, 28. on Arch at Beneventum Two Monuments of Imperial Rome the (ab stract), IV, 172. the Christian Church New Light on the Earliest Forms of (abstract), VII, 77. American School in Rome Report of the Assistant Director of the (1895 96), I, 51. 1. A Revised List of Roman Memorial and Triumphal Arches, VIII, with Some Contents of Early Etruscan Tombs, and their Connection Greece and the Orient (abstract), V, 17. IO INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Gardner, E. A. A Vase in representing the Madness of , III, 331. Gill, A. H. The Contents of a Mycenaean Vase found in , X, 300. Goodspeed, E. J. The Wash?m of , 1-68, II, 347. Goodwin, W. W. The Physician (abstract), IV, 168. A Recent Visit to Greek Lands (abstract), VII, 91. Goodyear, W. H. Architectural Refinements in Italian Churches, VI, 166. Brooklyn Institute Surveys of Early Byzantine Churches at Constanti nople and of Gothic Cathedrals of Northern (abstract), VIII, 75 The Leaning Fa?ade of Notre Dame as compared with that at Pisa (ab stract), V, 12. Lotus Ornament on Cypriote Vases (abstract), IX, 73. New Observations on Architectural Refinements in Italian Churches (ab stract), VI, 44. An Unpublished Survey of the Pisa Cathedral (abstract), IV, 170. Grieve, L. C. G. The Dead Who are not Dead (abstract), VI, 37. Gulick, C. B. Notes on Greek Lampstands (abstract), VII, 79.

Halbherr, F. Addenda to the Cretan Inscriptions, II, 79. Epigraphical Researches in Gortyna, I, 159. Report on the Researches at Praesos, V, 371. Ruins of Unknown at Hagios Ilias and Prini?, V, 393. Some Cretan Sculptures in the Museum of the Syllogos of Candia, I, 239. Three Cretan Necropoleis: Report on the Researches at Erganos, Pana ghia, and Courtes, V, 259. Hale, W. G. Report of the Director of the American School in Rome, I, 17. First Annual Report of the Managing Committee of the American School in Rome (1895-96), I, 5. Second Annual Report of the Managing Committee of the American School in Rome (1896-97), I, 123. Third Annual Report of the Managing Committee of the American School in Rome (1897-98), II, 504. Fourth Annual Report of the Managing Committee of the American School in Rome (1898-99), III, 687. Hall, E. H. The Designs of Cretan -Age Vases (abstract), X, 83. Harrington, K. P. A Canard, a Quarry, a Query (abstract), VI, 46. Some Artistic Types familiar to a Roman Country Gentleman (abstract), V, 6. The Topography of 's Boyhood Home (abstract), IX, 85. Harris, W. F. The Publication of the Work of the Expedition to in 1881-83 (abstract), V, 18. Hastings, H. R. A Bronze-Age "Pocket" from (Crete), IX, 277. Haupt, P. The Garrett Collection of Oriental Manuscripts (abstract), V, 22. Haynes, H. W. Progress of American Archaeology during the Past Ten Years, IV, 17. Recent Progress in American Archaeology (abstract), IV, 165. Heermance, T. W. A Correction, IX, 181. Excavations at Corinth, 1903, VII, 350. Excavations in Corinth in 1904: Preliminary Report, VIII, 433. A New Class of Greek Geometric (abstract), IV, 152. Pre-Mycenaean Graves at Corinth, I, 313. The Reciprocal Influence of the Doric and Ionic Styles in Greek Archi tecture (abstract), VI, 25. Report ,of the Director of the American School at Athens (1903-04), VIII, 16. Hellems, F. B. R. The Pupus Torquatianus Inscription, III, 202. Hempl, G. Interpretation of the Scene and Inscription on the Praenestine Cista at (abstract), V, 10. The Runic Inscription on the Anglo-Saxon Sword found on the Isle of Wight (abstract), VI, 51. ARTICLES. II

Hewett, E. L. The Preservation of American (abstract), X, 79. Hill, B. H. Notes on the Hekatompedon Inscription (abstract), X, 82. Hincks, E. Y. Address (abstract), VI, 41. Hoeing, C. The Codex Dunelmensis of Terence, IV, 310. Hoppin, J. C. A Cylix in the Style of Duris (abstract), VI, 24. The Death of Argos on a Red-figure Hydria (abstract), IV, 162. The Greek Colonial Movement as a Commercial (abstract), VII, 80. A Panathenaic Amphora with the Name of the Theophrastus (abstract), X, 74. A Panathenaic Amphora with the Name of the Archon Theophrastus X, 385. Three Argive Lekythi in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, IV, 440. Huddilstone, J. H. An Archaeological Study of the Antigone of , III, 163. Hussey, G. B. Archaeological Notes on (abstract), IV, 176. , W. H. as a Worker in (read by Title), VIII, 88.

Jackson, A. V. W. Some Archaeological Memoranda made in (ab stract), VI, 38. Jenkins, A. S. The " Reliefs" in the Forum, V, 58.

Kalopothakes, D. in Modern Greece (abstract), IV, 179. Kellogg, G. D. An Unidentified Building near the Forum next to S. Adriano (abstract), V, 32. The Use of the Floating-ship Motive in Some Ancient and Fountains (abstract), VIII, 83. Kelsey, F. W. The Stage Entrances of the Small Theatre at Pompeii (ab stract), IV, 150. The Stage Entrances of the Small Theatre at Pompeii, VI, 387. Vesuvius and Pompeii (abstract), VIII, 84. Kent, R. G. The Gates of Demetrias, IX, 166. Keyes, A. M. The Acanthus Motive in Greek Decoration (abstract), IX, 76. Notes on 's Relations to his Literary Authorities in his Paintings of Mythological Subjects (abstract), VIII, 73. King, L. S. The Cave at Vari: Vases, Terra-cotta Statuettes, , and Miscellaneous Objects, VII, 320. Kyle, J. W. The Maidens' Race on Attic Vases (abstract), VI, 53.

Laing, G. J. The Principal Manuscripts of the Fasti of , III, 212. Lawton, W. C. The Rise of (abstract), IV, 149. Lindsay, T. B. The Aemilia (abstract), VII, 88. Lithgoe, A. M. The Egyptian Expedition of the University of California: An Early Prehistoric Cemetery at Naga ed-D?r (abstract), IX, 79. Littmann, E. Archaeological Details from Syriac Inscriptions (abstract), VII, 96. Four Early Palmyraean Inscriptions (abstract), VI, 44. to Preliminary Report of the Princeton University Expedition Syria, IX, 389. Lord, G. D. An Attic Lease Inscription, III, 44. Pre-Mycenaean Graves at Corinth, I, 313. in the LOWRIE, W. An Early Christian Representation of Jonah, Metropolitan Museum (abstract), V, 7. Graeco-Roman Textiles (abstract), VII, 76. A Jonah Monument in the New Metropolitan Museum, V, 51. The Relation between Classical and Later Textile Design, and the Early Mediaeval Sculpture (abstract), IV, 179. Lummis, C. F. The Primitive Music of the Southwest (abstract), IX, 69. 160. , D. G. The Harvard Semitic Museum (abstract), IV, 12 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Mach, E., von. The Draped Female Figures from the Acropolis: An At tempt at Classification (abstract), VI, 51. Discobolus? (abstract), IV, 178. Hermes Dis ko , VII, 445. The Origin of the Slanderous Stories concerning Phidias traced to a Cor rupt Manuscript (abstract), VII, 75. The Statue of in the Fogg Museum of (abstract), V, 29. Mariani, L. Some Roman Busts in the Museum of the Syllogos of Candia, I, 266. Statue of an Asclepiad from Gortyna, I, 279. The Vases of Erganos and Courtes, V, 302. Marquand, A. The Dome of SS. Sergius and at (abstract), X, 77. Report of Committee of Archaeological Institute on Fellowship in Medi aeval and Renaissance Archaeology, X, 43. The Terms Cyma Recta and Cyma Reversa, X, 282. Abstract of same, X, 85. A Painting by Hieronymus in the Princeton Art Museum (ab stract), VII, 76. The Palace at Nippur not Mycenaean but Hellenistic, IX, 7. Report of the Professor of Archaeology in the American School in Rome (1896-97), I, 156. Robbia Pavements (abstract), VI, 25. The Temple of the Didymaean near (abstract), IX, 79. Two Windows in the Cathedral of (abstract), IV, 166. Two Windows in the Cathedral of Florence, IV, 192. McMahon, R. C. A Doryphorus on a Red-figured Lecythus, X, 405. Meader, C. L. Symmetry in Early Christian Relief Sculpture, IV, 126. Merrill, E. T. The Date of Notifia and Curiosum (abstract), X, 78. Fifth Annual Report of Managing Committee of American School in Rome, IV, 28. Mitchell, H. G. Report of Director of American School in Palestine, 1901 1902, VI, 41. Moore, C. H. The Introduction of the into the Cult of the Magna Mater (abstract), IX, 70. Moore, F. G. The Gilt-Bronze Tiles of the , III, 40. Moore, G. F. Baetylia, VII, 198. Baetylia and Other Holy Stones (abstract), VII, 82. Annual Report of Managing Committee of American School in Palestine: First, VI, 39; Second, VII, 33; Third, VIII, 40. Morey, C. R. The Christian Sarcophagus in S. Maria Antiqua (abstract), VIII, 79. Inscriptions from Rome, X, 427. MouLTON, W. J. Twelve Mortuary Inscriptions from , VIII, 283.

Nichols, M. L. Geometric Vases from Corinth (abstract), IV, 163. Geometric Vases from Corinth, IX, 411. The Origin of the Red-figured Technique in Attic Vases (abstract), VI, 39 Nies, J. B. Excavations in Palestine (abstract), V, 7. Report on the Endowment Fund for Exploration and Excavation under the Direction of the School in Palestine (abstract), VI, 44. Noll, A. H. Tenochtitlan : Its Site identified, I, 515. Norton, C. E. The Founding of the School at Athens, VII, 351. The Work of the Archaeological Institute: An Address, IV, 1. The Work of the Archaeological Institute of America (abstract), IV, 153. Norton, R. Report of Director of American School in Rome, 1899-1900, IV, 37; 1900-01, V, 35; 1901-02, VI, 28; 1902-03, VII, 25; 1903-04, VIII, 34; 1904-05, IX, 41; 1905-06, X, 22. Two Reliefs from Assos, I, 507. ARTICLES. 13

O'Connor, C. Some Peculiarly Constructed Conduits in the Roman Forum "(abstract), V, 32. The Tribunal Aurelium," IV, 303. Olcott, G. N. Latin Inscriptions, X, 154. Numismatic Notes: I. A Hoard of Roman Coins from Tarquinii, VI, 404. Some Unpublished Inscriptions from Rome, III, 229. Orsi, P. Note on a Mycenaean Vase and on Some Geometric Vases of the Syllogos of Candia, I, 251.

Pais, E. The Temple of the Sirens in the Sorrentine Peninsula, IX, 1. The Topography of the Temple of the Sirens on the Sorrentine Peninsula (abstract), IX, 71. Palmer, F. M. The Indian Archaeology of Southern California (abstract), IX, 69. Report on Researches of Southwest Society in 1905, X, 21. Pat?n, J. M. The Death of Thersites on an Amphora in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts (abstract), IX, 82. The Story of Alcestis in and Art (abstract), IV, 150. Pat?n, L. B. The Civilization of Canaan in the Fifteenth Century B. C. (abstract), VI, 44. Some Excavations on the Supposed Line of the Third Wall of (abstract), IX, 81. Report of Director of American School in Palestine, 1903-04, VIII, 43. Peabody, C. American Archaeology during the Years 1900-1905: A Sum mary, IX, 182. The Archaeological Explorations of 1903 in the Foothills of the Ozark Mountains, undertaken by Phillips Academy, (abstract), VIII, 81. Explorations in Mississippi (abstract), VI, 28. The So-called "Plummets" (abstract), V, 25. Peck, T. The Personal Address in Roman Epitaphs (abstract), VII, 88. Recent Excavations in the Roman Forum (abstract), IV, 168. Report of the Director of the American School in Rome, 1898-99, III, 702. Perrin, B. The Hiereiai of Hellanicus and the Burning of the Argive He raeum (abstract), V, 10. Perry, E. D. Some Illustrations of D?rpfeld's -Leucas Theory (ab stract), VI, 29. Peters, J. P. Excavations at Mugheir (abstract), IV, 156. The Palace at Nippur Babylonian not Parthian, IX, 450. Two Tombs from the Necropolis of Marissa (abstract), VII, 89. Pfeiffer, G. J. Stamps on Bricks and Tiles from the Wall at Rome (abstract), IX, 74. Pickard, J. The Brauronia of , II, 367. The Relief, II, 169. Platner, S. B. Recent Excavations in the Roman Forum (abstract), V, 20. The Rostra (abstract), IX, 83. Powell, B. Greek Inscriptions from Corinth, VII, 26. : The Building on the Hill, VIII, 207. Oeniadae: History and Topography, VIII, 137. Oeniadae:' The Small Temple, VIII, 202. Oeniadae : The Theatre, VIII, 174. The Temple of Apollo at Corinth, IX, 44. Prentice, W. K. Magic on Lintels and Amulets (abstract), X, 76. Magical Formulae on Lintels of the Christian Period in Syria, X, 137. The Sanctuary of Madbachos on the Djebel Sh?kh Berek?t in Syria (abstract), VI, 27. Prince, J. D. Annual Report of Managing Committee of American School in Palestine, Fourth, IX, 21; Fifth, X, 2J. Putnam, F. W. Ancient Pueblos of Chaco Ca??n (abstract), IV, 166. Report on the Establishment of the Travelling Fellowship in American Archaeology (abstract), VI, 48. 14 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Rankin, W., 2d. The New Connoisseurship (abstract), IV, 177. Ransom, C. L. Chronological Survey of the Forms of Egyptian Stools, Chairs, and Couches (abstract), X, 81. Richardson, R. B. An Ancient Fountain in the of Corinth (abstract), VI, 29. An Ancient Fountain in the Agora at Corinth, VI, 306. Excavations at Corinth, 1896, I, 455. The Excavations at Corinth in 1898: Preliminary Report, II, 233. The Excavations of the American School at Athens on the Site of (abstract), IV, 152. The Fountain of Glauce at Corinth, IV, 457. A Group of Dionysiac Sculptures from Corinth, VIII, 288. Mountain Climbing in Greece (abstract), IX, 72. An Old Corinthian Vase from Corinth, II, 195. : I. Before the Excavations of 1899. H- At the Close of the Ex cavations of 1899, IV, 204. A Quarter-Century of Mycenology (abstract), VIII, 84. Report of Director of American School at Athens (1896-97), I, 107; (1897-98), II, 491; (1898-99), III, 679; 1899-1900, IV, ig; 1900-01, V, 24; 1901-02, VI, 15; 1902-03, VII, 16. A Series of Colossal Statues at Corinth, VI, 7. Terra-cotta Figurines from Corinth, II, 206. A Trace of Egypt in Eleusis, II, 223. The "YTraidpo? Kpr?vrjof Pirene, VI, 321. Riess, E. The Place of Classical Archaeology in the Secondary School (ab stract), VI, 46. Some Names found on Coan Inscriptions (abstract), VI, 32. Robinson, D. M. Ancient Sinope (abstract), X, 85. Greek and Latin Inscriptions from Sinope and Environs, IX, 294. Mr. Van Buren's Notes on Inscriptions from Sinope, X, 429. Ointment Vases from Corinth, X, 420. Terra-cottas from Corinth, X, 159. Terra-cottas and Ointment Vases found at Corinth in 1902 (abstract), X, 83. Terra-cotta "Finds" at Corinth in 1903 (abstract), IX, 72. Robinson, E. Some Recent Acquisitions of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts (abstract), IV, 155. Rogers, J. D. Fragment of an Archaic Argive Inscription, V, 159. The Meaning of IITPrOS in Two Tean Inscriptions, IX, 422. On the vofiLGfiara irvpyiva of , Pers., 859 (abstract), VII, 95. Edict Rolfe, J. C. The Language and Style of the Preamble of Diocletian's De Pretiis Venalium Rerum (abstract), VI, 50.

Sachs, J. Address (abstract), VI, 24. Sanctis, G. de. The Startus in Cretan Inscriptions, V, 319. Sanders, H. A. Evidence with Regard to the Manuscript Variations in the Epitome of (abstract), VIII, 86. Sanford, M. R. The Material of the Tunica and Toga (abstract), V, 15. Savignoni, L. Fragments of Cretan Pithoi, V, 404. Schmidt, N. Report of Director of American School in Palestine, IX, 24 ff. at Schumacher, G. Remains of a Mediaeval Christian Church Zer'Tn, VI, 338. at Sears, J. M., Jr. The Lechaeum Road and the Propylaea Corinth, VI, 439. Oeniadae: A Greek Bath, VIII, 216. Oeniadae: The Ship-Sheds, VIII, 227. Sergi, G. Notes on the Skulls of Erganos, V, 315. Seymour, T. D. Annual Report of the Council of the Archaeological Institute of America, Twenty-first, IV, 1; Twenty-fifth, VIII, 1; Twenty I. sixth, IX, 1; Twenty-seventh, X, ARTICLES. 15

Annual Report of the Managing Committee of the American School at Athens, Sixteenth, I, 91 ; Seventeenth, II, 479 ; Eighteenth, III, 667 ; Nine teenth, IV, 8; Twentieth, V, 23. The Homeric Poems as a Source of Archaeological Knowledge (abstract), VIII, 87. and Servitude in (abstract), V, 23. Shipley, F. W. Certain Sources of Corruption in Latin Manuscripts: A Study based on Two Manuscripts of Livy: Codex Puteanus, and its Copy, Codex Reginensis 762, VII, 1, 157, 405. Shumway, E. Notes: (1) On the DVENOS Inscription; (2) On the So called Senatus Consultum de Bacchanalibus; (3) On the Sanction in Legal Inscriptions (abstract), VI, 26. "Satan's Throne" and (abstract), V, 26. Smith, C. L. First Annual Report of Managing Committee of American School in Rome, I, 5. Report of the Director of the American School in Rome (1897-98), II, 514. Smith, K. F. The Influence of Art upon Certain Traditional Passages in the Epic Poetry of Statius (abstract), VII, 93. Spaulding, L. C. On Dating Early Attic Inscriptions, X, 394. Sixth-Century Attic Inscriptions (abstract), VIII, 73. Sterrett, J. R. S. The Cappadocian Troglodytes (abstract), IV, 167. Descent reckoned fir/rp?dev (abstract), VI, 53. Report of the Professor of Greek in American School at Athens (1896-97), I, 120. A Ruined Seljuk Khan compared with Anatolian Khans of To-day (ab stract), V, 8. Stevens, G. P. The East Wall of the Erechtheum, X, 47. The East Wall of the Erechtheum (abstract), X, 83. Stevenson, S. Y. Notes on Some Important Objects in the Egyptian Collection of the University of Pennsylvania (abstract), V, 34. Some Points of Museum Policy (abstract), IV, 153. on Stuart, D. R. Imperial Methods of Inscription Restored Buildings: and , IX, 427.

Taramelli, A. Gortyna, VI, 101. Notes on the Necropolis of Courtes, V, 294. The Prehistoric Grotto at Miam?, I, 287. A Visit to the Grotto of Camares on , V, 437. A Visit to Phaestos, V, 418. Tarbell, F. B. Are the Reliefs of the Arch of Titus Examples of Illusionist Art? (abstract), VIII, 82. The Form of the (abstract), X, 78. A Signed Cylix by Duris in Washington (abstract), IV, 161. A Signed Cylix by Duris, IV, 183. Some Present Problems in the Sculpture, VIII, 442. Thallon, I. C. The Cave at Vari: The Marble Reliefs, VII, 301. The Date of of , X, 302. at TiLTON, E. L. Concerning the Two Temples of Argos (abstract), VI, 32. A Greek Door of Stone at the Argive Heraeum (abstract), VII, 94. The Publication of the Results of the American Excavations at the Argive Heraeum (abstract), V, 6. Tisdall, F. The Credibility of 's "Anabasis" (abstract), VI, 47. Tonks, O. S. Exekias: A Master of the Black-figured Style (abstract), IX, 84. A New Kalos-artist: Phrynos, IX, 288. in Pales Torrey, C. C. First Annual Report of Director of American School tine, V, 45. A Greek Inscription from the (abstract), IX, 68. A Hoard of (1) A Recently Discovered Phoenician Temple Ruin; (2) Ancient Phoenician Silver Coins (abstract), VI, 33. i6 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Tozzer, A. M. Report of Fellow in American Archaeology (Archaeological Institute), VII, 45; IX, 45. Tucker, J., Jr. Some Statues from Corinth (abstract), VI, 26. Various Statues from Corinth, VI, 422. Tuckerman, F. S. The Flowers of Greece (abstract), IV, 162.

Van Buren, A. W. A Bronze Statuette from Norba, X, 415. Notes on Dr. D. M. Robinson's Inscriptions from Sinope, X, 295. Van Deman, E. B. The Imperial Atrium Vestae (abstract), X, 80.

Waldstein, C. The Earliest Art and Civilization and the Argive Heraeum, IV, 40. Report of the Professor of Art in American School at Athens (1896-97), I, 117. Terra-cotta Reliefs from the " Argive Heraeum, II, 173. Walton, A. Calynthus" or Calamis: A Note on Paus. X, 13, 10 (abstract), " VI, 34 " Calynthus or Calamis, VIII, 460. An Unpublished Amphora and Eye-cylix, signed by Amasis (abstract), X, 75 Ward, W. H. The in Primitive Babylonian Art (abstract), IV, 169. Hittite Gods in Hittite Art, III, 1. The Hittite Lituus (abstract), VI, 41. Notes on Oriental Antiquities: 1. The Horse in Ancient . 2. Nehushtan. 3. A Hittite , II, 159. The Origin of Babylonian Civilization and Art (abstract), IX, 77. The Rule of Symmetry in Early Oriental Art (abstract), VII, 86. Symbols of Babylonian Gods (abstract), VI, 39. Two Idols from Syria, IV, 289. Warren, M. First Annual Report of the Managing Committee of the Ameri can School in Rome, I, 5. On the Distinctio Versuum in the Manuscripts of Terence, IV, 92. Report of the Director of the American School in Rome (1896-97), I, 137. Washburn, O. M. Building Inscriptions of the Erechtheum: Text, X, 1. The Charioteer of , X, 151. Excavations in Corinth in 1905, X, 17. Washington, H. S. The identification of the Marbles used in Greek Sculp ture, II, 1. Weller, C. H. The Cave at Vari: Description, Account of Excavation, and History, VII, 263. The Evidence for 's Travels in Greece (abstract), X, 84. The Pre-Periclean Propylon of the Acropolis at Athens, VIII, 35; Abstract of ^ame, VII, 93. West, A. F. Annual Report of Managing Committee of American School in Rome, Seventh, VI, 24; Eighth, VII, 21; Ninth, VIII, 30; Tenth, IX, 15; Eleventh, X, 18. Wheeler, B. E. The Pottery at Gournia (abstract), VI, 49. Wheeler, B. I. The Archaeological Work now in Progress under the Aus pices of the University of California (abstract), V, 19. Wheeler, J. R. Annual Report of Managing Committee of American School at Athens, Twenty-first, VI, 10; Twenty-second, VII, 10; Twenty third, VIII, 11; Twenty-fourth, IX, 10; Twenty-fifth, X, 8. A Bronze Statue of in Boston (abstract), V, 29. A Bronze Statue of in Boston, X, 377. Heracles Alexicacus (abstract), VI, 53. Heracles Alexicacus (abstract), VII, 85. Notes on the So-called Capuchin Plan of Athens (abstract), IV, 170. Whicher, G. M. A Greek Inscription from the Hauran, X, 289. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 17

White, J. W. Annual Report of the Council of the Archaeological Institute, Eighteenth, I, 69 ; Nineteenth, II, 465 ;Twentieth, III, 657 ;Twenty-first, IV. 1; Twenty-second, V, 1; Twenty-third, VI, I; Twenty-fourth, VII, I. Williams, B. E. W. The Pottery from Gournia, Crete (abstract), IX, 77. Williams, M. G. Studies in the Life of a Roman Emperor (abstract), VI, 52. Studies in the Lives of Roman Empresses: I. Julia Domna, VI, 259. Williams, T. Field Report of the Babylonian Expedition conducted by the Babylonian Committee of the Department of Archaeology and Pale ontology of the University of Pennsylvania (abstract), IV, 157. WiNSLOW, W. C. Recent Discoveries in Crete (abstract), V, 4. Wright, G. F. Archaeological Discoveries in Ohio (abstract), IV, 165. The Archaeological Interests of Central Asia (abstract), VIII, 72. The Physical Conditions in during Man's Early Occu pancy (abstract), IX, 80. Wright, J. H. The Composition of 's Calumny (abstract), V, 21. Notes on Titian's Relations to his Literary Authorities in his Paintings of Mythological Subjects (abstract), VIII, 73. Some Aspects of the Work of Heinrich Brunn (abstract), VI, 44. Wright, T. F. Figurines from Sandahannah (abstract), VI, 42. Lamps with Christian Inscriptions (abstract), IX, 83. Report of the Board of Managers of the American School in Palestine (abstract), VI, 43.

Xanthoudidis, S. A. Inscriptions from Gortyna, Lyttos, and Lato pros Ka mara, II, 71.

Young, C. H. Practical Hints on Ancient Dressmaking (abstract), IV, 167.

B. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS.

A., F. S. Central Tower of Canterbury Cathedral, IX, 229. Abbruzzetti, G. Paintings by Lorenzo Lotto at Iesi, VII, 397. Abercromby, J. Pottery in Great Britain and America, X, 488. Achiardi, P. d'. A New Melozzo da Forli in Rome, IX, 380. Adler. Mausoleum of , IV, 525. Agati, S. The Work of Francesco Laurana in , X, 481. Albertini, E. Excavations at , X, 355. Aleandri, V. E. Discoveries at Sanseverino-Marche, III, 549.?Lombard Architecture in the Marches, V, 248.?Lombard Artists at Sanseverino, VI, 383. Alfonsi, A. Early Remains at Este, V, 349; VI, 75, 363; VIII, in; IX, 117. Allen, J. R. Bronze Bowl from Needham Market, V, 252.?Carved Bone of Viking Age, IX, 230.?Carved Bone Plaque from Reading, IX, 386.? Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Metal Bowls, III, 646.?Eaton Bray Church, X, 212.?Font at Zedelghem, III, 325.?Norman , Hawksworth Church, VII, 493.?Pre-Norman Cross at Nunburnholme, V, 486.?Pre Norman Crosses, VII, 256.?Thurible of Godric, X, 477.?Viking Brooch, VIII, 331. Allen, T. W. The Ancient Name of Gh?, VII, 473. Altmann, W. Objects from , IX, 104.?Statue of Maiden from Antium, VIII, 307.?Two Unpublished Greek Sculptures in Rome, VIII, 364. Amante, A. Neoptolemus on a Lecythus from , X, 350. Amaudry, L. The Carvallo Collection, IX, 495.?Mater Dolorosa by Titian, IX, 236. Ambrose, W. E. Translation of the Code of , VII, 456. Ambrosoli, S. Renaissance Coins from Abbiategrasso, IV, 281. z i8 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Amelineau, E. Tomb of Osiris at , II, 98; III, 113. Amelung, W. Ancient Statues transformed into Figures of Saints, I, 425.? of the Villa Doria-Pamphili, VI, 204.?Apollo Belvedere, V, 234.?Apollo Belvedere and Artemis of Versailles, IX, 205.? of Phyromachus in Pergamum, VIII, 306.?Athena and on Roman Medallions, III, 299.?Capitoline Bisellium, VIII, 320.?Certain Remains of Alexandrian Sculpture, I, 406.?Examples of Alexandrine Art, II, 276.? Roman Relief of Three Female Figures, IV, 363.?Gigantomachy on Re liefs in Rome, X, 201.?Greek Grave-Relief from Rome, VIII, 364.?In fluence of Lysippus, X, 191.?Mantinean Basis, II, 275.?Orphic Elements in Vase-Paintings of , III, 129.?Pergamene Representation of Labors of Heracles, X, 447.?Polychrome Glass Head in Conservatori Museum, X, 201.?Sorrentine Basis, V, 468.?Roman Imitation of a Greek , V, 477.?The of Bryaxis, VIII, 305.?Statue of from , IV, 350.?Rhodian Votive Relief in , VI, 205. Amicis, V. de. Tombs at Alfedena, VI, 363. Ampoulange. Prehistoric Drawings at La Gr?ze, IX, 125. Ancona, P. d'. Frescoes in Castle at , IX, 493.?Mediaeval Representa tions of the Liberal Arts, VII, 253.?Miniatures at Siena Exposition, IX, 494 , J. G. C. Apameian Exemplum of Asian Calendar Inscription, V, 229.?Explorations in in 1898, III, 522.?Greek Inscriptions from Galatia, IV, 249.?Inscriptions from , II, 109.?Hittite Inscription from Mocissus, VI, 65.?Inscriptions from Athens, III, 256.?Road Sys tems of Eastern Asia Minor, II, 246.?Roads and Sites in Phrygia, III, 523.?Sites and Dates in , V, 89.?A Summer in Phrygia, III, 62.? Topography of Asia Minor, II, 246. Andollent, A. Excavations in 1901 at Puy-de-Dom, VII, 132. Andrade, A. d'. Ancient Aosta, IV, 255.?Ancient , VII, 129.?Inscrip tions from Turin, IV, 263.?Tombs at containing Greek Vases, III, 537 Andraes, W. Inscriptions and Sculptures at , IX, 340. A. Treasure of Andre', Boscoreale," VIII, 320. Andrews, W. P. Titian's Sacred and Profane Love," VIII, 334. Angelini, J. Christian Mosaics at Jerusalem, VI, 91. Annoni, A. A Madonna by Luini, VI, 380. Arbanitopoullos, A. S. A Replica of the Sauroktonos of Praxiteles in Athens, X, 342. Arbois de Jubainville, H. d'. Celtic Gods in the Form of Animals, IX, 223.? The Cult of the among the , X, 468.?The Gallic Candetum, VIII, 323.?The Gallic Costume, VII, 486.?Gallo-Ligurian Names, VII, 387.?The Gourdeiziou, VIII, 324.?Mythology (Celtic), IV, 547. Arcelin. Ancient Mosaics from Sens, III, 84. Ardaillon, E. Mines of Laurium, III, 313.?Report of Excavations at the Port of , II, 315. Argnani, F. Lunette by Bertucci, VI, 380.?" II Rinascimento delle Cerami che Maiolicate in Faenza," II, 155. Arkwright, W. The Lycian. Alphabet, III, 599. Armanet, C. Inscriptions from , IX, 102. , W. New D?rer in , IX, 241.?Portrait of Philip IV in Boston, X, 218. Arnaud d'Agnel, G. Antiquities at Sault, X, 357.?Celtic Monument at Va ch?res, IX, 126.?Discoveries at Montsalier, VIII, 115.?Egyptian Flints from , X, 117. Arnauldet, P. Francesco da Bologna, VIII, 504. Arndt, P. Kaulbach Head of , V, 235. , W. R. Palmyrene Inscriptions in the Metropolitan Museum, X, 186. Arnouth, A. Statue of St. John Baptist at Rouvres, III, 589. Arthur, H. Manuscript Collection of Ordinances of Chivalry, V, 486. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. IC

Artioli, R. Appeal for a New Edition of the Catalogue of Drawings in the of Florence, VIII, 394.?Reconstruction of the Campanile of St. Mark's, IX, 139. Aru, C. Ciborium of St. Cecilia, IX, 487.?Vivarini's Madonna at , IX, 498. Arvanitopoulos, A. S. Bronze Statue from Anticythera, VII, 465. Ashby, T., Jr. Classical Topography of the Campagna, VII, 249; X, 464.? Early Dated Drawing of the Belvedere Torso, III, 271.?Excavations in the Baths of , VI, 366.?Excavations at Caerwent, VI, 372; VII, 391; VIII, 375; X, 119, 359.?Excavations in the Roman Forum, III, 540; IV, 257, 496; V, 352; VI, 78, 365; VII, 383; VIII, 112, 363; X, 352.?The Four Great Aqueducts of Rome, V, 245.?Fragments of the Pads, III, 545, 546.?Inscribed Stone from Via Prenestina, V, 108.?Monte Circeo, IX, 482.?Sculptures found near S. Stefano Rotondo, X, 112.?Site of Lake Regillus, II, 326.?Sixteenth-century Drawings of Roman Buildings, IX, 497.?Sixteenth-century Engravings illustrative of Classical Sculpture, X, 482.?Sixteenth-century Panorama of Rome, X, 362. Ashmead, A. S. Representations of Diseases on Peruvian Pottery, VIII, 467. Assandria, G. Excavations at Bene Vagienna, III, 534.?Gate and Building at Bene Vagienna, VI, 363. Assmann, E. Admiral's Staff on Greek Coins, X, 198.? Ship, V, 357. ?Foot-covering of the Vestal Virgins, IX, 221.?Raft of , VIII, 315.?Relief of Ship on Delian Metope, IX, 468.?Kronos with on Coins of Byblus, X, 455. Astley, H. J. D. Roman Pavements at Leicester, III, 271. Atkinson, T. D. Plans of Athenian Buildings, V, 230.?Structures at Melos excavated in 1899, IV, 492. Audouin, E. Athena of Poitiers, VIII, 115. Auge de Lassus, L. La Hunaudaye, I, 452. Ayrtoun, E. N. Tomb of Se-ptah, X, 335. Azan, P. 's Passage over the Alps, VI, 457.

B., F. Etruscan Vases from Barbarano Sutri, III, 533. Babelon, E. Agate Seal in the Museum of , III, 101.?An Amulet from , I, 439.?Ancient Cameos in the Biblioth?que Nationale, IV, 340.?Authorship of the Nointel Drawings, V, 232.?Coins from Charac Moba, IV, 342 ; from Medaba, III, 284.?Early Athenian Coinage, IX, 475 ; X, 197.?Gem representing the Legend of the Capitol, IV, 370.?The God Eshmoun, IX, 200.?The Monument of Augustus at La Turbie, X, 358.? Numismatics and the of Ancient Oriental Study Monuments, I," 390.?An Mould in the Cabinet des M?dailles, IV, 266.?The Praying Boy," IX, 206.?Ptolema?s-Ake, IV, 341.?A Statuette of Aphrodite at her Toilette, IV, 350.?Waddington Coins, I, 391; II, 305. Babot, A. The Navicularii of Aries, IX, 481. Bacci, A. Fortifications of S. Lorenzo fuori le Mura, VIII, 130. Bacci, P. Coppo di Marcoaldo, V, 248. , M. Early Illustrated Editions of , V, 253.?" Die Junker von Prag," VI, 224. Bacon, B. W. The Temples of Coele-Syria, X, 441. Baddeley, St. C. Excavations at the Basilica Aemilia, III, 544.?Excavations in the Roman Forum, 1899, IV, 257.?" Recent Discoveries in the Forum," VIII, 489.?Translation of Boni's Description of the Early Monuments of the , V, 479.?The Villa at Colle di S. Stefano, IX, 482. Baglioni, S. Objects from Belmonte-Piceno, VI, 75. M. E. Christian at 549. Bagnall-Oakeley, " Sarcophagi Zara, IV, Bailet, J. A Translation from The Book of the Dead," IX, 458. Baillet, A. The Vases Oucheb and Sochen, X, 439. Baker, J. Cemetery in Cornwall, V, 113. Baker-Penoyre, J. if. Boeotian or Theran Amphorae, VI, 469.?Melian Am phorae, VI, 470. 20 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Baker-Penoyre, J. W. and the Pheneatik?, VII, 243. Balanos, N. M. The Work on the Erechtheum and the Stoa of Attalus, X, 341 Balcarras. A Sixteenth-century Triptych, VII, 496. A. found at Balladoro, Objects Pacengo," IV, 369. Balletti, A. Miniatures from the Divine Comedy," VII, 140. Ballu, A. Christian Basilica at Announa, VIII, 391.?Discoveries in , VII, 392.?The Market and the Library at , X, 123. Banks, E. J. Early Remains at Bismaya, X, 96.?The Ruins of Ancient Erech, IX, 341.?The Ruins of Ancient , IX, 340. Banks, E. S. A Statue of the Time of King Daddu from Udnun, IX, 100. Bannier, W. Athenian Documents of the Fifth Century, VII, 469. Bapst, G. Altar of Charlemagne in St. Denis, IV, 278. Barbagallo, C. The Price of Grain in Greece and Italy in Imperial Times, X, 459 Barbier, de Monteult, X. The Borgia Apartments, II, 155.?Crucifix of Chervel, III, 153.?Fireplaces in the Ch?teau de Bouth?on, VII, 399.? Iconography of the Soul, IV, 548.?Iron Crown of Monza, V, 249, 484.? The Mosaics of Ravenna, I, 440.?Fa?ade of the Cathedral of Poitiers, VII, 492.?The Symbolism of the Lamb in Christian Literature and Art, VIII, 325.?Treasures of S. Ambrogio at Milan, IV, 378, 550.?Treasures of S. Matthias, Trier, V, 485. Barbieri, U. Plan of the Palatine by the School of Applied Engineering, Rome, IX, 120. Barnabei, F. The Vase, II, 321.?Bronze Seal from Boscoreale, VI, rediscovered at of the 77.?An Inscription Bari, " III, 533.?Inscription Pentascinensian Baths, I, 431.?" Pelasgic Fortifications of Numistro, I, 433.?"La Villa Pompeiana di P. Faunio Sinistore," VI, 216. , W. C. Ancient Flint Quarries near Seneca, X, 134. Barnett, L. D. The Golden Dog of Zeus and the Marriage of on Greek Vases, "III, 304. Barnsley, H. S. The Monastery of St. Luke of Stiris in ," V, 483. Barth?l?my, de. Excavations at Bibracte Haeduorum, IV, 374. Bartolini, A. Portrait of in the Incoronata, , VIII, 332. Bates, F. O. The Five Post-Cleisthenean Tribes, III, 615. Bates, W. N. Etruscan Inscriptions in , IX, 375.?Ionic Capi tals in Asia Old of Athena on the Minor, IV, 525.?The" Temple" Acropo lis, V, 458.?Scenes from the Aethiopis on a Black-figured Amphora, IX, 208. Battaudier, A. An Early Christian Basilica, IV, 376. Battaudier, M. The Dalm?tica of Charlemagne, V, 484. Battistelli, L. An Italian Ex-libris of 1601, IX, 136. Bauch, A. Sebald Beham, II, 344. Baud-Bovy, D. Painters of Geneva in the Eighteenth Century, VII, 262. Baudissin, W. Esmun, X, 184. Baudot, M. de. Models of French Mediaeval and Renaissance Monuments, V, 118. Bauer, A. The Battle of , III, 600; of Salamis, V, 477. Baum, H. M. Cahokia Mounds, VIII, 298.?Early Remains in Arizona, VII, 455 Baur, P. V. C. , VII, 243. Baye, J. de. Ancient Russian Padlocks, IV, 280.?Birds as Decorations in Art, VI, 455.?Enamels of the Twelfth Century at Vladimir, VIII, 390.? Limoges Enamels at Novgorod, VII, 403.?Mediaeval Earrings of Oriental Type, IV, 377.?Necropolis of Ananino, I, 391. Bazin, R. P. Description of the Church of Saint-Bonaventure at Lyons by J. B. Bazin, VII, 492. Beale, S. Roman and Romanesque , VI, 458. Beani, G. The Altar of S. Jacopo at Pistoia, V, 249. Beauchesne, C. An American Institute in Paris, IX, 383. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 21

Beauregard, C. de. Celtic Cuirasses from Fillinges, VI, 221. Bechtel, F. The Inscription of Sotairos, VII, 241.?"Ittttoc in Eretrian Proper Names, IV, 532. Bedeschi, G. Certain Works of Art in , VI, 93.?The " delle Tartarughe," Rome, VIII, 332. Belck, W. Inscriptions from Armenia, IV, 245.?Inscription of Sidakan, III, 521. German Translation of Discussion of B(). " D?rpfeld's" Mycenaean Architecture in The Mycenaean Age by Tsountas and Manatt, III, 604.?Excavations at the Temple of , V, 231. Belger, C. Archaeological Work at Athens in 1896, I, 350; in 1897, II, 312.? The Heraeum at , VII, in. , G. L. Byzantine Remains in Cilicia and , X, 366. Bell, M. Attribution of Vanitas to , III, 594. Belleschi, G. Francesco di Simone, V, 253. Bellucci, A. Altar Panel by Perugino at Castelnuovo di Porto, VI, 380.? Fifteenth Century Lombard Architects at Rieti, VII, 398. Beloch. Attic of the Third Century, VII, 470. Beloe, E. M. The Tomb of Sir Roger de Kerdestone, X, 212. Beltrami, L. Cappella di San Teodoro, VI, 494.?The Casa Landriani at Milan, VII, 495.? d'Olona, VI, 380.? Books of the Ca thedral at Lodi, III, 649.?Decoration by Leonardo in the Castle of Milan, VII, 258.?Design by Michelangelo for the Fa?ade of S. Lorenzo, Florence, VI, 494.?The Frescoes by in Royal Gallery, Milan, VII, 259.? Monument to Virgil at Mantua, VI, 498.?A Museum at Sacro Monte di V?rese, VI, 383.?S. Ambrogio, Milan, III, 643.?Santa Maria in Aurona, Milan, VII, 254.?Sculptures from the Tomb of Gaston de Foix, VII, 139.?The Sforza Portraits by Luini, VII, 397. JBe'nedite, G. Bronze Statuette of Libyan Warrior, , VIII, 299.?Horus as the Officer of a Roman Legion, VIII, 468.?The Mastaba of Akhoutho of tep, IX, 458.?A Palette of Schist in the Louvre, IX, 198.? the King Serpent from Abydos, X, 179.?Tablet-Case from , VII, 231. Benndorf, O. Ancient Models of Buildings, VII, 230.?Austrian Excavations at before 62.?Bronze Disk with Astronomical 1897, HI," " Figures, VII, 487.?Fragments of Campana Reliefs, VI, 484.?Grave-relief of the Fifth Century at Candia, VII, 373.?Greek Female Half-Figure in Vienna, III, 121.?Large Bronzes in the Naples Museum, VI, 467.?Origin of Acroteria, III, 602.?Portrait Head by Leochares from the Acropolis, V, 233.?Portrait Head of Plato in Vienna, IV, 348.?Praxitelean on Tripod Base in Athens, IV, 348.?'s Fables Ancient Monuments, VI, 457.?Roman Officials in Egypt, V, 227.?The Columna Xanthica, IV, of a 536.?Topographical Inscription from Ephesus, III, 524.?Torso Bull from the Acropolis at Athens, III, 295.?Tropaeum of Adamklissi, VIII, 324. " " , C. The Discovery of the True Cross in the Louvre, IX, 237.? French Renaissance Painting, VI, 233.?G?rard of Haarlem, VIII, 336.? Triptych by Jan Mostart, IV, 284. Benson, F. S. The Coinage of Catane, IX, 476.?Coins from Sicily, VIII, 320.?Coins of Zankle-Messana, X, 197.?Greek Coins in the Benson Col lection, IX, 213.?The Ward Collection of Greek Coins in the Metropolitan Museum, X, 365. Bent, M. V. A. The Monoliths of Aksum, VIII, 466. Benzinger, J. The Site of , VII, 457.?Excavations at Tell -Mute sellim, IX, 101. Berard, V. Ancient Places and Names of Places, V, 236, 453; VI, 197.? Italian Discoveries at Hagia Triada, VIII, 106.?Sites in Prehellenic Greece, III, 623. Berchem, M. van. Foundations of the of , III, 282.? Mediaeval Arabic Inscriptions, on Copper or Glass, VIII, 466 ; from Syria and Palestine, VIII, 340. 22 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Berenson, B. Alunno di Domenico, VII, 497.?" Annunciation," by Pesellino at Highnam Court, IX, 384.?Attributions to Amico di Sandro, IV, 382.? Attributions to Masolino da Panicale, VI, 496.?Attributions to Sassetta, IX, 233.?Attributions to Rosselli and to Botticini, X, 213.?Colvin's Attri butions to Maso Finiguerra, IV, 556.?Exhibition of Old Masters at Flor ence, V, 121.?Altarpiece at Empoli by Pesellino, VI, 497.?Pictures in the Yerkes Collection, New York, X, 488.? Oderisi and the In coronata Frescoes, V, 487.?Two Unpublished Paintings at Staggia, IX, 381.?An Unpublished Filippino Lippi in Boston, V, 122. Berenson, M. L. Pictures by Taddeo di Bartolo in France, X, 484. Berger, P. Funerary Masks from Carthage, IV, 272.?Inscription on De Clercq's Stele from Amrith, VI, 201.?Engraved Bronze Handle from Carthage, IV, 272.?Jewish Inscription from R'ormali, VIII, 126.?The Myth of among the Carthaginians, IX, 133.?Greek Funerary In scriptions from Nabulus, III, 61.?Greek Inscription from , V, 473.?Inscriptions from Carthage, IV, 272; VII, 393; VIII, 124.?Phoe nician Inscription from the Temple of Eshmoun, Sidon, VII, 366.?Tri lingual Inscription from Henchir Alaouin, III, 596.?Phoenician Inscrip tion on Lead from Carthage, III, 565.?Prehistoric Inscription from Donon, VIII, 114.?Punic Belief in Spirits, IV, 375.?Punic Inscriptions, VI, 81, 375; VIII, 124.?The Madaba , II, 337.?Two Punic Inscriptions, VII, 393. Berlanga, M. R. de. Identification of Alhauran with lluro, V, 480. , A. F. Early Smoking Pipes of the North American Aborigines, X, 219. " Bernard, A. Monographie de l'Eglise et de l'Abbaye Saint-Georges de Boscherville," IV, 515. G. The Sandor Lederer Collection at Bernardini, " Buda-Pest, X, 373. Bernardino, E. Bernardino Licinio's Herodias," VIII, 399. Bernardino, G. Paintings in the Museo C?vico, , VI, 496. Bernich, E. Architects of the Canceller?a, Rome, VI, 493 ; VII, 257. Bersa, J. von. Discoveries at Nedinum and Podgrazje, V, in. Bertaux, E. Castel del Monte in , II, 340.?The Enamel Plaque of St. Nicholas at Bari, V, 249.?Mosaics of , V, 366.?Triumphal Arch and Door at Castel Nuovo, Naples, IV, 554.?Work of Sienese Ar tists in Naples, V, 249. Berthele, J. J. The Samnagenses, VIII, 492.?The So-called Deambulato rium at Morienval, X, 208. Berthelot, M. Tablet-case from Thebes, VII, 231. Berti, U. Andrea Marchesi da Formiggine, VI, 230. Bertolini, G. C. The Tomb of a Physician at Portogruaro, IX, 356. Besnier, M. A Bust of Julius from Egypt, V, 243.?C. I. L. X, 931, IX, 481.?The Economic of , X, 470.?"L'Ile Tib? rine dans l'Antiquit?," VII, 249.?Inscription of Military School from , III, 568.?Inscriptions relating to Roman Antiquity, IV, 365; VI, 218; VII, 247, 482; VIII, 320, 487; IX, 219, 481; X, 201, 463.?Iupi ter Iurarius, III, 319.?Monuments of the Peligni, VIII, 490.?The Cam pana Collection, X, 438. Besset, A. Various Inscriptions from Asia Minor, VII, 369. Bethe, E. Ancient Illustrations of Terence, VIII, 322.?Dorpfeld's Theory in regard to the Theatre of Vitruvius, III, 117.?The Hellenistic Stage, IV, 526.?Thymilici and Scaenici, VI, 215. Bethune, B. Church at Messines, V, 485.?Fa?ade of the Church of Thourout, V, 251. Bevan, E. R. Antiochus Epiphanes, V, 229.?Antiochus the Great, VII, 235. at Bibb, A. B. Santa Maria dei Miracoli , IV, 384. Bicknall, C. Rock-drawings from Val Fontanalba, II, 121. Bienkowski, P. von. Reliefs at , III, 124.?The Cherchel and Uffizi Statue in Replicas of the , III, 297.?The Dresden, III, 297.?Two Attic Amphorae in Madrid, IV, 530. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 23

Bildt, C. von. Excavations in the Roman Forum in 1788-1789, VI, 220. BiLSON, J. Earliest Ribbed Cross Vaults in , VI, 228.?Norman Vault ing in England, VI, 493. BiONDi, G. The Italian Excavations at Hermupolis Magna, X, 334. Birch, W. F. Mt. Pisgah, III, 61. BiRDwooD, G. , Peacock, Cock, and Parrot in , IV, 339. Biscaro, G. Domenico Capriolo, VI, 232.?Lorenzo Lotto at Treviso, III, 650.?Early Works of Lorenzo Lotto, VI, 231.?Pietro Lombardo and the Cathedral at Treviso, IV, 554. Bishop, H. L. Fountain of Iuturna in the Roman Forum, VII, 483. Bissing, F. von. Mycenaean Bronze Bowl at Gizeh, III, 114.?Graeco-Roman Bronzes in the Museum at Cairo, VIII, 300.?Greek Inscription from Mem phis ( ?), Ill, 244.?Greek and Roman Sculptures in the Museum at Cairo, VI, 347.?The Mastaba of Gem--kai, X, 180.?A Mycenaean Box from Kahun, III, 281 ; IV, 523.?Objects found in Egypt, 1897-1899, IV, 242.? Recent Archaeological Work in Egypt, V, 330. Bizard, L. Funerary Inscriptions from , X, 106.?An Inscription from the Pto?on at , IX, 114.?Inscriptions from , IX, 109, 351. BizoT. Mosaics from Vienne, VI, 370; VII, 133. Blackiston, A. H. Casas Grandian Outposts, X, 376.?Cliff Dwellings in , X, 134, 376. Blair, B. Roman Altar at South Shields, II, 131.?Roman Inscription from Silurnum, I, 376. Blanchet. Kalaa of Beni Hammed, II, 341. Blanchet, A. Archaic Statuette of Apollo, III, 290.?Birds as Decorations in Art, VI, 455.?Caesar's Account of the Battle of Paris, X, 468.?" Chron a ique arch?ologique de France," VI, 457.?A Decoration of Fibula copied from a at Nancy, X, 467.?Discoveries of Ancient Coins in France, V, 108.?Fibulae from Bologna, I, 433.?A Gallic Bronze, VI, 485.?Gallic Terra-cottas, VI, 485.?A List of Gallo-Roman Cities, X, 467.?Over thrown on the Ammendola Sarcophagus, IV, 363.?Representa tion of Execution of Criminal by Beasts, I, 425.?Representations of Car thage on Coins, X, 202.?Roman Coins from Nanterre, IX, 125.?Satyr with a Wine-skin, IV, 350.?A Statue of from La Motte Pas of Annona on Roman quier, VIII, 366.?Types " Coins," IV, 365. Blanchet, J. A. Cupids from the Domus Vettiorum as Jewellers, IV, 366. Blashfield, E. H. The American Academy in Rome, VIII, 130. Blasiis, G. de. S. Pietro ad Aram at Naples, III, 155. Blauchet. Deposits of Sacred in France and Sweden, VII, 451. Blenkenburg, C. Epidaurian Inscriptions, IV, 534. (See Blinkenberg.) Blinkenberg, C. The Family of Asclepius, IV, 349.?Interpretation of a Proto-Corinthian Lecythus, III, 611.?Votive Offerings in the Sanctuary of Asclepius at , III, 134. , F. J. Excavations at Jerusalem, II, 104.?Excavations at Tell-ej-Ju deideh and at Tell Sandahannah, V, 88. or Blochet, E. Chinese Japanese Influence in Persian Art, X, 205.?Painting in Persia since the Thirteenth Century, X, 205. Blumner, H.?Ancient Models of Buildings, VII, 452.?Archaeological Dis coveries in Switzerland, VIII, 116; IX, 96.?Paintings of Panaenus at Olympia, V, 238. Blumereau. Excavations at Rom (Deux-S?vres), IV, 372. Bobeau, O. St. Laurent de Langeais (Indre-et-Loire), VI, 226. BoBRiNSKY, A. Archaeological Discoveries in , VIII, 373.?Metal Face Masks from Russia, VIII, 121. Bock, W. de. Glazed Pottery from and , I, 439. , W. Attributions to Sperandio of Mantua, III, 648.?Bust by Antonio Rossellino, V, 253.?Donatello, VI, 229.?Early Florentine Maiolica, III, 649.?Jan 's Portrait of a Burgundian Chamberlain, VI, 234.? Luca della Robbia, IV, 556.?Portrait of Bianca Maria Sforza by Ambrogio de Pr?dis, VII, 259.?Reliefs by Leonardo , VIII, 504.?A Statu ette of Apollo by Michelangelo, VI, 97. 24 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Boehlau, J. Acquisitions of the Collections of Antiquities in , 1896, III, 269.?Egyptian Porcelain Vase from Samos, V, 226.?Ionic Vases with Eyes, V, 236.?Pottery from Pitigliano, V, 478. B?HTLINGK, O. Inscription on the Gourd-vase in Paris, IV, 371. BoiNET, A. Illustrated Manuscripts of the Ninth Century at Amiens and Paris, IX, 382. Boissier, A. German Explorations at , VIII, 469. BoissiER, G. Theatre at , III, 566. BoLTON, H. E. Stone Fort at Nacozdoches, Texas, X, 489. BoLTON, R. K. Ffenny Bentley Church, IV, 553. Bonavenia, G. The Child Veneriosa as an Orante, VI, 224.?Inscription from the Cemetery of Commodilla, IX, 379.?The Ostrianum, VIII, 328. Bondurand. The of Heliopolis, VI, 460.?Inscription of the Temple at Vienne, I, 434. Boni, G. Excavations in the Roman Forum, IV, 497; V, 350; near the Arch of Severus, IV, 257 ; at the Precinct of Juturna, VI, 78.?Prehistoric Tombs in the Roman Forum, VII, 125; VIII, 112; IX, 118; X, in.?A Relief Map of the Roman Forum, V, 106.?Various Excavations in Rome, 1899, IV, 258.?Vestal Precinct in the Forum, V, 242. BoNNEFON, P. Claude Perrault, VI, 234. BoNSOR, G. Museum of Seville and Ruins of It?lica, III, 82.?Pre-Roman Agri cultural of the Valley of the Baetis, IV, 370. Borchardt, L. Tombs of the First Egyptian Dynasty, III, 114.?Excavations at Abusir, IX, 98, 337.?The Fall of the Temple of Amon at , IV, 479.?Ivory Tablet with the Name of King Men?s, II, 240.?Age of the of Gizeh, I, 395.?The Temple of Augustus at Philae, VIII, 300. Bork, F. The Elamic Language, IX, 455.?Archaic Elamite Writing, X, 183. Bormann, E. Archaeological Journey in , III, 64.?Epigrams from Monuments of the Fifth Century, VIII, 311.?Stele with the Fable of the and the Crane, VI, 457.?Military Diplomas at Agram and Sofia, of Etruscan III, 322.?Monuments " Authors, III, 633. Borrman, R. Wiegand, Die archaische Porosarchitektur der Akropolis," VIII, 470. Borsari, L. Destruction of Roman Monuments in the Fourteenth Century, III, 146.?Discoveries on the Via Latina, III, 73.?Excavations near S. Paolo, Rome, III, 73, 264.?Excavations in the Roman Forum, 1899, III, 540.? Inscription referring to the classis Germ?nica fidelis, III, 533.? Inscriptions from Mentana, VI, .76.?Marble Cippus from Rome, VII, 126.?Sepulchral Inscriptions from Rome, III, 546.?Discoveries in the Hospital of S. Giovanni in Laterano, Rome, III, 547.?Ruins at Aquae Albulae, VII, 122.?Various Minor Discoveries in Italy, VII, 130.?The Via Ostiensis, III, 634. Bos, du. Opening of the Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin, IX, 141. Bosanquet, R. C. Antiquities from Melos, III, 316.?Archaeological Investi gations in Greece, V, 91 ; VI, 67; VII, 113.?An Early Purple-fishery at Leuke, VIII, 105.?Excavations of the British School in , X, 105 ; at Melos, III, 70; at Palaeokastro, VI, 360; VII, 118; VIII, 105, 313, 483; at Petras, VIII, 105; at Praesus, VI, 72; VIII, 314.?The Monastery of Daou, IX, 487.?Some Early Funeral Lecythi, III, 612.?Some Late Minoan Vases in Greece, IX, 207.?The Temple and Minoan Vases at Palaikastro, X, 104. Boscawen, W. St. C. Babylonian Inscription from , V, 456. Boschheidgen, H. Excavations at Asberg, V, no. BoTTO.?Latin Inscription from Faro, I, 366. Bouche-Leclerc. The of the Cult of Origin " Serapis, VII, 231. Bouchot, H. The Artists of the Heures de Chantilly," IX, 494.?" Chancel lor Rolin worshipping the Virgin and Child," Louvre, VII, 500.?Gaspero Reverdino, VI, 234.?A Lost Work of Enguerrand Charonton, VIII, 397.? The Names Van Eyck and C?ne, IX, 490.?A Portrait of Julie d'Angennes in of Louis Proofs of Rem Paris, IX, 495.?Portraits" XI, VII, 499.?Two brandt's Etching of Christ Preaching," IV, 385. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 25

BOURGUET, E. Articles on Greek , VII, 473.?Delphian Accounts, III, 132; III, 615; V, 344; VI, 473; VII, 470.?Inscriptions relating to the Temple at Delphi, IX, 210.?New Delphian Archons, IV, 534.? Decrees from Delphi, V, 344.?Payment of the Fine after the Sacred War, III, 306.?The Pheidonian Standard, VIII, 316. Bovillius, C. Ceramics found in Nicaragua, X, 437. Boyd, H. A. The Archaeological Congress at Athens in 1905, IX, 347.?Ex cavations and Discoveries at Gournia, Crete, VI, 71; IX, no; IX, 352. Boyd, W. C. Two Coins of Constantine the Great, III, 271. Bradford, E. H. Costume Deformities, VI, 197. Braithwaite, E. H. The Semitic Museum of Harvard University, X, 124. Brakspear, H. Lacock Abbey, IV, 381 ; V, 486. Brassloff, S. The Commendatio of the Plebeians, IX, 480. Bratti, D. R. Venetian Miniature Painters, VI, 490. Braun, J. Exhibition of Miniatures, Breslau, VIII, 399. Breal, M. Etruscan Inscription from Carthage, IV, 375.?The Gallic Word Bratoude, II, 323.?Terra-cotta Vase of the Mus?e Carnavalet, III, 638. Breasted, J. H. An Address by Blanckenhorn on Prehistoric Flints in Syria, Research in in X, 186.?Archaeological Egypt, IX, 340.?Discoveries" " in Egypt, X, 94.?The Eleventh Dynasty, IX, 458.?The Name Abram of the of Wenamon, IX, 458. Egyptian, " IX, 458.?Translation Report Breccia, E. II Diritto din?stico nelle Monarchie dei Successori d'Alessandro Magno," VII, 476. Bredius.?A Painting by Pieter Latsman, VII, 139. Brehier, L. Introduction of the Crucifix into , VII, 491.?Oriental Colo nies inWestern Europe in the , VII, 453. Brenil. Ornamentation in the Stone in Early Age" France, IX, 483. , H. Diirer's and Palma Vecchio's Adam and Eve," V, 488. Brereton, R. P. Unrecorded Saxon Churches, IX, 488. Breuil, H. Ancient Axes, VI, 486.?Bronze Handle from Ess?mes, at VII, 250.?Bronze Relics from Choussy, V, 109.?Celtic Bronzes Ch? teauroux, VI, 485.?Hallstatt Objects from Argenton, VII, 130.?Hallstatt at Swords from Mignaloux-Beauvoir, VIII, 115.?Palaeolithic Paintings Font-de-Gaune, VI, 386; near Santillana del Mar, VIII, 323.?Palaeolithic at La Wall Carvings at Bernifal, VIII, 114.?Prehistoric Drawings Gr?ze, IX, 125.?Prehistoric Reliefs from Combarelles (Dordogne), VI, at 369.?Prehistoric Rock Carvings at Teyjat, VII, 116.?Rock-sculptures Saint Aubin 126. Baubigny," IX, " Brinton, D. G. Bow-Pullers and the Myrmex, I, 420. Brizio, E. Antiquities from Fano, IV, 494.?A Bronze Bust from Gualteri, an 121.?Tombs III, 75.?Bronze Candelabrum from Etruscan Tomb, II, at Verucchio, III, 551.?Copper from Borgo Panigale, III, 535.? at Tombs at Fabriano, IV, 494.?Gallic Cemetery Montefortino, V, 479.? Mosaic Pavement in Bologna, III, 79.?Necropolis at Ancona, VII, 381.? no.?Novilara Fragments of the of the at Civit' Alba, VIII, a Tombs at Montegiorgio, VIII, in.?Objects from Christian Cemetery Mosaic at Ravenna, IX, 357.?Piscinae, at Atri, VI, 363.?Polychrome Tombs at Pavements from Savignano sul Panaro, II, 121.?Prehistoric a Atri and its Vicinity, VII, 122.?A Relief at Ravenna representing Tomb at , IX, 118.?Roman Remains at Atri, VI, 75.?Roman Faenza, IX, 117.?Sepulchral Inscriptions from Bologna, III, 535.?Vari ous Minor Discoveries in Italy, VIII, 113. Brown, C. E. Wisconsin Caches, IX, 388. Brown, J. W. The Rucellai Madonna, VI, 225. Br?ck, R. A Treatise on Glass Painting by Antonio of Pisa, VII, 255. of Altar at Per Bruckner. A Cyzicene Relief, VII, 452.?Smaller Frieze the 206. gamon, IX, " Bruckner, A. Anakalypteria," IX, 215.?An Ilian Inscription, IV, 536.? illustrative of The Post-Trojan Settlements at Hissarlik, VI, 461.?Stelae und Changes in Greek Taste, VI, 466.?" Troja Ilion," VII, 235. 26 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Brueckner, O. Survival of Mycenaean Ornament, V, 241. Br?nnow, R. Greek and Latin Inscriptions from Palestine, IV, 484.?Greek and Latin Inscriptions from East of the , I, 345.?Greek Inscrip tions from Palestine, IV, 246. Brunelli, E. A Madonna by Paolo del Sera, IX, 137. Brunsmid, J. Antiquities of Dalmatia and , IV, 505.?Antiquities and Discoveries in Croatia, VII, 134.?Archaeological Notes from Dal matia and Pannonia, III, 595.?Catalogue of Objects of Marble and Stone in the Museum at Agram, X, 178.?Coins from Croatia and Slavonia, V, 358.?Coins and Mediaeval Antiquities from Croatia and Slavonia, X, 178.?Greek Grave Inscription from Kavardarca, III, 527.?Greek In scriptions from Thessalonica, III, 527.?Mediaeval Antiquities in Croatia, IX, 128.?A Military Diploma from Krnjesevaca, III, 555.?Sculptures in the Museum at Agram, IX, 129. Brunswick, F. Excavations at the Clivus Palatinus, IX, 357.?The Location of the Scalae Caci, VII, 483.?The Museum Baracco in Rome, X, 112.? The New Museum at Delphi, VIII, 107.?Recent Discoveries in the Roman Forum, VIII, 112, 363; IX, 118; X, 352.?Marble Plan of Rome in the Conservatori Palace, VII, 382. Brutails. Date of the Chapel of Sainte Croix at Montmajour, III, 153. Bryant, A. A. Greek in the Classical Period, IV, 539. Bryant, T. H. Manors and Roman Remains at High Wycombe, X, 212. Brydon, J. M. Roman Bath at Bath, II, 131. Brykczywski, A. Acoustic Vases in Vlotslavek, III, 155. Buchanan, M. Roman Fort at Roughcastle, VIII, 122. Buche, J. Bronze Statue from Coligny (Ain), II, 127.?A Bull's Leg of Bronze from Teyssonge, III, 555.?The of Coligny, IX, 223. Buckingham, C. Windows of the Ducal Palace at Venice, V, 485. Budge, E. W. Acquisitions of the British Museum, VII, 136.?Acquisitions of the British Museum in the Department of Egyptian and Assyrian An tiquities, IV, 506; VI, 87; VIII, 376. B?CHELER, F. Outfit of an Ancient Juggler, VII, 482.?An Etruscan Inscrip tion from Capua, IV, 545. B?RCHNER, L. An Attic Grave Relief, VII, 238.?Inscription from , V, 239.?Two Inscriptions from Salonichi, II, 116. Bulic, E. A Christian Comb from Salona, VIII, 127.?A and an Aphrodite from Salona, V, 111.?A Roman Cistern near Salona, III, 64. Bulic, N. Latin Inscriptions ?From Servia, VIII, 354. Bulle, H. 's Funeral Car, X, 458.?The Barberini Faun, IV, 268; on an V, 465.? and Eleusinian Vase, II, 284.?University Museum at Erlangen, VIII, 370.?The Votive Offerings at Delphi, III, 629. Bulliot, J. G. The Site of Bibracte, IV, 546. Burkitt, F. C. Bilingual Greek and Cuneiform Tablets, VII, 233. Burrows, R. M. An Eteocretan Fragment from Praesus, IX, 353. Bury, J. B. The Double City of Megalopolis, III, 139.?The Inscription on the Base of the Polyzalos Bronze, III, 133. Bushnell, D. I. Excavation of the N. D. McEvers Mound in Pike County, Illinois, IX, 388. Butler, H. C. "Architecture and Other Arts," VIII, 301.?A Mosaic Pave ment at Serdjilla, VI, 62.?Sites in Northern Syria, VII, 458.?The Work of the Princeton Expedition at S?', IX, 343. Byzantinos, G. P. Discovery of the Bronze Hermes (?) at Anticythera, V, 339

C. Old Churches in 230. C, J. " Nottinghamshire, IX, Cabaton, A. Nouvelles Recherches sur les Chams," VI, 457. Cagnat, R. Discoveries at Lambaesis, VI, 90, 375.?Early Wall of Paris, III, 147.?Egyptians under the , VI, 458.?French Schools at Athens and Rome, IX, 94.?Greek Inscription from Pozzuoli, V, 473.? House of the Antistii at Thibilis, X, 470.?Inscription from Khamissa, IX, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 27

134.?Inscriptions from Mateur, IV, 274.?Inscriptions relating to Roman Antiquity, IV, 365, 545; VI, 218; VII, 247, 482; VIII, 320, 487; IX, 219, 481 ;X, 201, 463.?Latin Inscription from Khamissa, VIII, 379.?Latin In scriptions from Bou-Ghara, VI, 374; from , IX, 360.?Milestone between B?ne and , IX, 224.?Monastery and Inscription from hemdiah, X, 334.?Mosaic from Veii, IV, 543.?Original Plan of Tha magudi, IX, 224.?Roman Military Diploma from Bulgaria, II, 332.? Saturninus and the Odeum at Carthage, VI, 487.?Sepulchral Inscription from , VIII, 379.?Site of Gurza, VIII, 380.?Tables of Measures from Timgad and Khamissa, X, 123.?Trilingual Inscription from Hen chir from Alaouin, III, 596.?A Virgilian Inscription Maktar, IV, 274." Cagnola, G. Fresco by Masolino at Castiglione Olona, VIII, 505.?A Ma " by Francesco Napoletano, X, 133.?Grandi Collection, Milan, IX, 377.?Painting by Giovanni Francesco da Rimini in Milan, X, 126.?Two Drawings by Filippino Lippi, X, 479. Cahen, E. Decrees of Minoa and Aegialon in Amorgus, V, 339.?Inscriptions from Ozolian and , III, 617. Cain, G. The Dutuit Legacy to Paris, VII, 102, 400. Calice, F. v. Monument to a Roman Soldier at Constantinople, VI, 354.? The Thracian Bosphorus, IV, 522. Calvert, F. Topography of the , VII, 459. Calzini, E. Early Work by Cola di Amatrice, VI, 499.?Gallery at Urbino, VI, 496.?Restored Fresco at Cesena, IX, 376. Campi, I. de. Etruscan Inscription from Dos Tavon (Tyrol), V, 358. Campi, L. de. Copper Ingots from Lauregno, IV, 267. Camus, G. Miniatures by Bourdichon from the Turin Library, X, 127. , M. E. Discoveries at S. Saba, Rome, VI, 94; VII, 141, 384.?In augural Address at Exposition by the Associazione Art?stica in Rome, IX, 380. Cantalamessa, G. Fresco by Zuccari at Venice, VII, 142. Cantarelli, L. Coins from , X, 114.?Honorary Inscription from from Aequum, X, 118.?Seneca's Uncle, IX, 219.?Sepulchral Inscription Milan, X, 115. Capit?n. Egyptian Flints from near Marseilles, X, 117.?Palaeolithic Wall Carvings at Bernifal, VIII, 114.?Palaeolithic Paintings at Font-de-Gaume, VII, 386.?Prehistoric Drawings at La Gr?ze, IX, 125.?Prehistoric Re liefs from Combarelles (Dordogne), VI, 369.?Prehistoric Rock Carvings from Teyjat, VIII, 116.?Rock-sculptures at St. Aubin Baubigny, IX, 126. Cappelli, A. Archaeological Remains at Collettara, III, 261. Capps, E. Catalogues of Victors at the and Lenaea, IV, 532.?Chron ological Studies in the Greek Tragic and Comic Poets, IV, 532.?Greek Agonistic Inscriptions, V, 470. Caproni, P. P. Catalogue of Casts for Sale by Caproni, VI, 56. Caro'e, W. D. Door of St. Mary Magdalen, Gedney, IV, 279. Car?n, M. Mediaeval Coins from Delphi, II, 152. Carotti, G. Decoration by Leonardo in Castello, Milan, VII, 258.?New Pic tures in the Brer a and the Poldo-Pezzoli Museums, VIII, 127.?Sipriot Col lection in the Brera, VIII, 395.?Triptych by Bernardino Butinone in the Museo del Castello, Milan, VIII, 395. Carroll, M. Aristotle's Aesthetics of Painting and Sculpture, X, 199.?The Dionvsium in X, 198.?Site of Ancient Phalerum, IX, 217. Limnis, " " Carta, A. V.-F. Illuminators of the Apocalypse in the Escurial, VI, 236. Carthailac, E. Prehistoric Drawings from Marsoulas, VII, 131.?Prehistoric Gallic God Paintings near Santillana del Mar, VIII, 323.?Three-headed from Dordogne, III, 554. at Carton, L. Bacchic Panthers on a Tunisian Relief, VI, 486.?A Building near Dougga, I, 437.?Catacombs at Sousse, VIII, 392; IX, 365.? at of an La Calle, VIII, 380.?Discoveries Ksiba, VIII, 125.?Record at Colonia , X, 363.?Sanctuary of at El Kenissia, X, 123.?Terra-cottas from , VIII, 380.?Theatre, Thugga, VI, 90. 28 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Cartwright, J. Castello, Milan, VI, 229. Casanova, A. F. Cathedral of Santiago de Compostelana, VI, 491. Castaldi, G. The Imperial Titles of M. Aurelius Severus Augustus, X, 466. Castelfranco, P. Bronze and Flint Implements from the Isola Virginia, X, 353.?Christian Sarcophagus from Lambrate, X, 126. Castells, F. De P. Ruins at Indian Church, Honduras, VIII, 389 Caster, van. Frescoes in the Cathedral, Malines, V, 370. Cat?n, R. Sanctuary of Asclepius at Cos, X, 339. Caulfield, A. St. G. Temple of Abydos, VII, 103. Cavaignac, E. Tariff of Diocletian from Delphi, IX, 113. Cavalieri, F. de'. Papyrus Letter from the Great Oasis, VIII, 326. Cavaniol, H. Excavations at Chanteroy, III, 554.?Gallo-Roman Habitation at Saint Roch, IX, 126. Cave, W. Saxon Crypt at Sidbury Church, III, 590. Caviglia, E. Basilica at Squillace, VII, 489. Cawadias, P. An Archaic Statue at Athens, VII, 114.?Inscriptions from Epi daurus, III, 618.?Officials and Festivals at Epidaurus, VI, 211.?Sanctuary of Asclepius at Epidaurus, IV, 360.?Stadium at Epidaurus, III, 603.?The Tholos at Epidaurus and the Painter Pausias, X, 450.?Work of the Greek Archaeological Society in 1898, III, 528. (See Kawad?as.) Caylus. Slab with Engraved Designs from Janina, VIII, 353. Ceci, L. Archaic Inscription in the Roman Forum, IV, 257, 544. Centofante, C. Fresco by Cosimo Rosselli at Pisa, II, 155. Cesano, L. Coins, from Norba, X, 109 ; from S. Gregorio di Sassola, IX, 121.? Leaden Tesserae, X, 466.?Matrices and Tesserae in the Museo Nazionale, Rome, IX, 119.?Uthina, V, 482. Cesari, C. S. Giacomo Marca, VI, 496. Chabert, S. Greek Epigraphy in Europe, IX, 475; X, 197, 453. Chabeuf, H. The Ecce Homo at Dijon, II, 343.?Boundary Stones of the Abbey of Saint-Seine, III, 644.?Church of Rouvres, III, 153.?The Condi tion of the Western Tympanum of Chartres Cathedral, VII, 399.?Destruc tion of the Abbey of Cluny, IV, 380.?A Lithograph after a Lost Painting at of the Church of Montier Dijon, X, " 371.?Portal Abbey" Saint-Jean, III, 645.?The Raising of Lazarus at Beaune, VI, 95.?Sculptured Head at Dijon, V, 484.?Tapestries of Notre Dame de Beaune, IV, 557.?Tombstone in the Abbey Church of Saint-Seine-PAbbaye (C? d'Or), I, 453.?Two Ivories in the Museum at Dijon, III, 154. Chabrun, C. Bronze Vase from Jublains, X, 356. Chajes, H. P. Jewish Inscriptions from Aden, IX, 198. Chantre, E. Gallic Cemeteries of the D?partement de l'Is?re, IV, 503. Chapot, V. Antiquities of Northern Syria, VII, 364.?Christian Inscription from Daphne, VIII, 391.?Greek and Latin Inscriptions from Arabia, VI, 350.?Inscriptions from in Phrygia, VI, 461.?Inscriptions and Seals from , VIII, 347.?Remains of Sergiopolis, IX, 225.?Repre sentations of Syrian River-gods, VIII, 469. Charbonneau-Lassay. at Saint Aubin 126. Rock-sculptures " Baubigny, IX, Chartraire, E. An Eighth-century Assumption of the Virgin," I, 444. Chassinat, E. French Excavations at Abu Roash, VI, 59.?Work of the French Institute at Cairo, VIII, 95. Chatelus, M. Statues of Madonna at Notre Dame de Fouvi?re, V, 256. Chauvet, C. Discoveries at Bois-des-Bouchards, VII, 131. Chauvet, G. Ancient Sculpture in the Department of Charente, V, 481.? Gallo-Roman , Bois-des-Bouchards, V, 355.?Fossil from Poiron, IV, 503. Cheales, H. J. Wall Paintings at Friskney, Lincolnshire, X, 476. Checchia, G. Neolithic Objects from Capitanata, VII, 130. Chennevieres, H. de. Acquisitions of Paintings in the Louvre, X, 371.? Legacy of the Baroness Nathaniel de Rothschild to the Louvre, IV, 558.? Miniatures by Fran?ois Dumont in the Louvre, VII, 401. Cherel, A. Gallo-Roman Sarcophagus from Vienne, VIII, 368. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 29

Chesnay, L. of Seres, IX, 226. Chiappelli, A. New Fourteenth-century Painting in Sta. Maria Novella, X, 367. * Christom anos, A. C. Analysis of Some Greek Coins, X, 197. Chlingensperg auf Berg, M. von. Prehistoric Mounds near Reichenhall, VIII, 370. Christy, M. Brasses in Essex, V, 486; VIII, 336. Church, A. H. Seals of Imitation Haematite, VII, 473. Church, C. M. Library of Cathedral, VI, 493.?Prebendal Stalls and Misericords, Wells Cathedral, II, 341. Chytil, O. K. A Crystal Vase by W. F. Sibmacher, III, 654. CiACCio, L. Lost Work of Donatello, X, 214. CiANi, G. Thirteen Coins of Mir?ndola, I, 451. Cicco, V. di. Antiquities in Lucania, IV, 503.?Primitive Dwellings and Tombs at Castelmezzano, III, 81 ; at Pietraposta, III, 80.?Primitive Set tlements in Apulia, VI, 218.?Remains near Tricarico, III, 71.?Vases and Tombs at Calciano, III, 70. CiNQUiNi, A. Dates of Piero della Francesca's Portraits of the Count and Countess of Urbino, X, 481. CiOFALO, S. Walls and Tombs at Termini Imerese, VII, 128. CiPOLLA, C. Roman Villa at , VII, 385.?A Thirteenth-century Mitre at Verona, VI, 225. Claflin, E. F. Syntax of Boeotian Dialect Inscriptions, X, 453. , E. C. Archaic Inscription in the Forum, VI, 481. Clark, E. K. The Manufacture of Palstaves, X, 469. Clark, E. W. Roman Terra-cotta Lamps, X, 465. Clarke, S. Arab Tomb at Assuan, VII, 395.?Proposed Dam at Assuan, III, 115.?Temple of Deir-el-Bahari, III, 59.?Excavations at El Kab, I, 336. Clark-Maxwell, W. G. Roman Towns in the Valley of the Baetis, HI, 552. Clausse, G. Cosmati Decoration in Sta. Maria, Civita Castellana, II, 339.? Notre Dame de Lesear, IV, 379.?Representations of the Roman Plague of 680, IX, 234. Clay, A. T. American Excavations at Nippur, V, 333 ; VII, 456.?Topograph ical Map from Nippur, IX, 340. a Cl?dat, J. A Byzantine Monastery and Greek Inscription from Mahemdiah, X, 334.?Coptic Art at Baou?t, VII, 103.?Paintings in the Monastery of the Apa Apollo, Baou?t, IX, 135.?Tomb of Amten, III, 280. Clerc, M. Stone Head from Orgon, VIII, 367.?Celto-Graeco-Roman Relief from Montsalier, VIII, 115.?Dedication to at Tarry-le-Rouet, III, 322.?First Roman Inscription from Vitrolles, VII, 388.?Phoenician Inscription at Avignon, III, 284. Clercq, de. Stele from Amrith, VI, 201. Clermont-Ganneau, C. Aramaic Monument of Arabissos, III, 599.?Bilin gual Inscription from Deir el-Qala'a, VIII, 301.?Bronze Statuette of Jupiter Heliopolitanus at , VII, 365.?Byzantine Inscription from Beersheba, VII, 106.?Carthaginian Curiae, Collegia, or Ordines, III, 284.?Carthaginian " Curse-inscription, IV, 375.?The Carthaginian Original of the Name Sophonisba," III, 564.?Christian Monogram in Mas'oud?, VIII, 325.?Chronology of the Kings of Sidon, IX, 465.?Cufie Inscription from Jerusalem, II, 337.?De Clercq's Stele from Amrith, VI, 201.?De lattre's Great Carthaginian Inscription, III, 117, 284.?Egyptian Stele from Telb-Erh-Chib?h, VI, 62.?Egypto-Phoenician Inscription from Byblos, VIII, 98.?El-Kahf and the Cave of the Seven Sleepers, IV, 341.?Epitaph from Mount of Olives, VIII, 391.?The Era of Eleutheropolis, VIII, 347.? Fragment of Statuette from Sarba, VIII, 303.?Greek Epitaphs from sheba, IX, 100.?Greek Inscription from Pozzuoli, V, 473.?Greek Inscrip tions from Gaza, VIII, 98.?Greek and Latin Inscriptions from Jerusalem, VIII, 348.?Greek Vases with Perforated Bottom, IV, 352.? Plaque from Sidon, VI, 62.?The Heracleum of Rabbat-Ammon and the , X, 186.?Inscribed Lead Weight at Jerusalem, III, 283.?Inscribed 3? INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Mosaic from Kefr Kenna, V, 334.?Inscribed Vases from a Phoenician Sepulchre, III, 282.?Inscription from Mt. Hermon in the British Museum, VII, 457.?Inscription from Sandahannah, V, 88.?Inscription on Syrian Relief, VII, 234.?Israelite Seal from Jerusalem, II, 241.?Jewish Coin from Tell from In el-Herr, IX, 339.?Latin Inscription Acre, VII," 395.?Latin scriptions from , VIII, 125.?" Lepcis in an inscription from Lambaesis, X, 123.?The "Limit of Gezer," III, 283.?Mosaic Map from Madeba, II, 104.?Nabatean Inscription from Kanatha, III, 286.? Nabataean Inscription from Madeba, X, 337.?Notes on Oriental Archae ology, I, 397.?Notes on Punic Inscriptions, IV, 375.?Notes on a Samaritan Inscription from Gaza, X, 97.?Phoenician Cippus of the Rab Abdmiskar, III, 282.?Phoenician Inscription from Tyre, II, 107.?Phoenician In scription from Temple of Eshmoun, Sidon, VII, 366.?Phoenician Stele in of , VI, 459.?Punic Inscription Maktar," IV," 273.?Roman Inscriptions, from Jerusalem, V, 333; on Three Milaria from Syria, I, 398.?Sculptures with an Aramaic Inscription from Kaisariyeh, III, 250.? Tombs of and the of of Mithras Kings Judah, II, 105, 241.?Tombs" Worshippers at Guigariche, VIII, 124.?Waddington, Insc. Gr. et Lat. de la Syrie, No. 2556," V, 228. Clerval, A. Porches of the Cathedral at Chartres, III, 588. Clinch, G. The Neolithic Dwelling in England, IX, 484.?Neolithic Tombs and Monuments, X, 178. Cloquet, L. Abbey at Aulne, III, 645.?Architectonic Decoration, V, 482.? The of Plan of the Cathedral of To Fa?ades Bruges, "VII, 402.?Garcia's ledo, V, 250.?Lambin, La Cathedral et la For?t," IV, 378.?A Roman esque Tower at Cunault, V, 369. Clouzot, E. A Fifteenth-century Lock at La Roussille, X, 210. Cochrane, R. Roman Remains in Scotland, X, 362. Codara, A. Castiglione d'Olona, VI, 380. Cohen. Terra-cotta Groups of a Mother and Infant, III, 298. Cohen, E. Spartan Relief of the Dioscuri, V, 347. CoLASANTi, A. Bas-relief by Mich?le Marini in Rome, IX, 380.?New Paint in the Pinacoteca of the Renaissance ings Vaticana," X, 127.?Relations" Poets to Art, IX, 232.?The San Rocco of Francia in Naples, X, 126.? Two New Pictures by Filippo and Filippino Lippi, VIII, 333. Coleman, C. Cosmati Mosaics, VII, 255. Colin, G. Amphictyonic Council Decrees from Delphi, V, 470; IX, 210.? Athenian Dedication at Delphi, II, 295.?Inscriptions from Delphi, relat ing to the Athenian Theoria, X, 451 ; relating to Manumissions, III, 307.? Inscriptions from Delos, IV, 358.?Messenian Export and Import Duties, III, 134.?Pythian Apollo at Athens, II, 297.?Record of a Lease at Thes piae, III, 133.?A Senatus Consultum from Delphi, III, 303; IV, 534. COLINI, G. A. Bronze Age in Etruria, V, 245 ; in Sicily, IX, 222, 482 ; X, 202.?Tombs at Grottaferrata, VII, 124.?Early Bronzes at Poggibonsi, X, 351.?Eneolithic Period in Italy, III, 635; VI, 482.?Eneolithic Tombs, in Northern Italy, IV, 263 ; at Remedello Sotto and Monte Bradoni, III, 145, 321, 540; IV, 369; VI, 218; VII, 248; near Viterbo, VIII, 322.?The Necropolis of , X, 353.?Neolithic and Eneolithic Utensils, IV, 545.?A Neolithic Weapon, VI, 218.?Prehistoric Weapons at Rome, and Tomb at , X, 202.?A Review of Mayr's Study of Prehistoric Maltese Monuments, VII, 452. Collier, C. V. Church of St. Martin, Bowness, I, 447.?Roman Mosaic at Harpham, X, 360. M. Ancient at from Asia Minor COLLIGNON, Necropolis Yortan, V, 91.?Busts " in of Vases at Citha Brussels," VII, 388.?Catalogue Athens, VI, 469.?A roedus in the Louvre, VI, 465.?Discoveries at , IX, 344.? Excavations at Pontica, X, 91.?Fxcavations in the Necropolis at Yortan, VI, 354.?Funerary Group, from Alexandria, II, 276.?Funerary Monument from Pergamon, IX, 207.?Gold Ornaments from , III, in the 526.?Greek Sculpture from Tralles, IX, 204.?Ivory Situla Louvre, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 31

Mask of Artemis with Two Ex VIII, 320.?" Lysippe," IX, 470.?The" pressions, V, 460.?" Mourners in Early , VIII, 304.?Painted Lecythi in the Louvre and in Madrid, X, 193.?Report on the French Schools at Athens and Rome, VII, 231; VIII, 93.?Tiara of Sai'taphernes, IV, 540.? at Costievo, VIII, 353.?Tumuli in the Toundja Valley, VII, 370.?Vase in Form of a Double Head in the Louvre, II, 264. Collingwood, W. G. Anglian and Viking Crosses from Great Britain, VIII, 501.?Early Remains in the Hebrides, IX, 142.?Pre-Norman Carvings at Lancaster, VII, 256; VIII, 331. Colnago, A. Archaeological Investigations in Northern Dalmatia, IX, 362. Comparetti, D. Archaic Inscription in the Forum, IV, 365.?The Black Pave ment in the Comitium, III, 634.?Bust with Inscription from Euripides, I, 424. Comyn, H. Ruined Church at Daou-Mendeli, , VIII, 390. Conder, C. R. Erotic Graffito in the Tomb of Apollophanes at Marissa, X, 441.?The Lachish Tablet, X, 440. Constans, L. Terra Sigillata at Graufesenque, VII, 485. Constantin. Sea Plants in Mythology, IV, 340. Contoleon, A. E. Greek Inscriptions from Thessalonica, III, 527.?Inscrip tions, from Asia Minor, VI, 63; from Asia Minor and , IV, 536; from Athens, VIII, 362; from Greece and Asia Minor, V, 473; from Greece and the Islands, VI, 362. Con way, R. S. Eteocretan Fragment from Praesus, IX, 353.?Pre-Hellenic In scriptions of Praesus, VIII, 310. Conze, A. Archaeological Discoveries in 1896, I, 336; in 1897, III, 56; in 1898, IV, 251.?A Hellenistic Relief from Panderma, IV, 486.?Imperial Ottoman Museum at Pergamon, III, 525.?Important Sculptures from Tralles, VII, 112.?Mysian Relief in the British Museum, V, 458.?The of Niceratus, VII, 460.?The Origin of Art, II, 238.?Excavations, at Aliso, V, 357; VI, 372; at Pergamon, II, 247; IV, 342; V, 357; VII, 109; of Art in IX, 347.?Exhibition" London, VIII, 325.?" Pray ing Boy from Nemea, VIII, 477.?Sketches of Torsos at Chios, III, 290. , A. B. Arrangement of in the Trireme, X, 199.?Gong at , VI, 476.?Signed Greek Vases in the Dorchester and British Museums, III, 301.?Three Archaic Greek Bronzes in the British Museum, III, 625. Cook, H. Bartolom? Vermejo, X, 131.?The Bramantino Portraits at the Metropolitan Museum, X, 218.?Date of Titian's Birth, VI, 498; VII, 259.?Early Flemish Paintings in the New Gallery, London, IV, 520.? Exposition at the Burlington Fine Arts Club, X, 487.?Francesco Bianchi Ferrari, V, 487.?Italian Pictures at the Burlington Fine Arts Club Ex position, IX, 385.?The Original of Titian's Portrait of Laura de' Dianti, X, 132.?A Painting by Unknown Master of the Fifteenth Century, IX, 385.?Unpublished Portraits by Titian, Luini, and Francia, VII, 404.? 's Paintings in England, IV, 555.?Treasures of in England, VII, 144.?Venetian Portraits in England, X, 486. COOLEY, A. S. American Excavations at Corinth, VI, 475.?Burial Mound of the at Chaeronea, VIII, 109, 357.?Excavations in Greece, IX, 106.?The Bronze Statue from Anticythera, VII, 464. Coppejans, F. Mural Painting of the "Last Supper" at Ghent, X, 130. Coo, E. The Inscription, "E7rapxo? 'P?>p;c, II, 338. Cordenons, F. Primitive Aryan , VIII, 465. Correr?, L. Cult of the Actaean in Naples, IX, 481. Corroyer, E. Origin of French Mediaeval Architecture, III, 641. Corssen. Statues of Harmodius and Aristogeiton at Athens, VII, 463. C?rtese, G. Archaic Inscription in the Roman Forum, IV, 257. Cosenza, G. Etruscans in Pompeii, VIII, 321. Costa de Beauregard, O. Ancient Bronzes from St. Jean de la Porte, X, 357.? Bronze from the Aisne, X, 116. Costantini, C. Gold Crosses from Ascoli, VI, 500. 32 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

C?TE, C. Roman and Merovingian Rings at Lyons, IX, 483 ;X, 467. Cotte, C. Glass Factory at R?galon, X, 203. Cotton, J. S. Distribution of Petrie's Finds at Denderah, III, 96. C. of the de Couderc, Manuscripts" Abbaye Grandmont, VI, 96. Courbaud, E. Le Bas-relief Romain ? Repr?sentations Historiques," IV, 362. Couret. Book of Hours at Orl?ans, VII, 500. Cousin, G. Inscriptions and Topographical Notes from , III, 600; V, 335; VI, 351.?Inscriptions from Panamara, IX, 103.?Tombs and Inscrip tions at Termessus, IV, 249, 486. Couve, L. Catalogue of Vases at Athens, VI, 469.?Colossal Male Statue from Delos, III, 119.?Early Corinthian and Boeotian Vases, III, 300.?Early Greek Vases, III, 609.?A Proto-Attic Amphora, II, 281.?Proto-Corinthian Vases, III, 126. Cowper, H. S. Ancient Oil-presses in , III, 596.?Bronze Armlet and Dagger from Great Britain, X, 469.?The Rock-cut , X, 441. Cox, J. C. Crosses in Forest of the High Peak, IX, 230.?Norfolk Churches, VIII, 501.?Saxon Crypt at Repton, III, 277. Creusot, J. Discoveries of Ancient Coins in France, V, 108. Crewdson, C. N. Statues of Aramon and of Usertesen I at Karnak, III, 513. Cronert, W. Inscriptions from Ormela, VI, 460. Cronin, H. S. Discoveries at , VIII, 351.?Inscriptions from Lycaonia, VI, 353; VII, 108; from and , VI, 353. Crostarosa, P. Stamped Tiles from Sta. Croce in Jerusalemme, Rome, VI, 224. Crowfoot, J. W. of , V, 229.?Late Anatolian Art, III, 639.? Primitive Remains in Galatia, III, 523.?Some Portrait Busts of the Fla vian Age, V, 243.?The Demarch's Field in Melos, III, 257.?Thracian Portrait in Athens, II, 278. Crum, W. E. Egyptian Orantes, IV, 548. Crusius, O. 'E?(f)?oTiKToc}VII, 477. Cruttwell, M. A Reputed Drawing by Verrocchio in the UfEzi, X, 367. at Cudworth, W. Museum Ilkley, III, 325.?Leathley Church, Yorkshire, X, 212. Cumont, F. An Amphipolitan Decree, III, 305.?Art in Mithraic Ornaments, IV, 363.?Cult of Anaitis, IX, 466.?The Mithraic Liturgy, VII, 230.? Greek and Aramaic Inscription from Aghatcha-Kal?, IX, 344.?Inscrip tions from Pontus, VLl, in; IX, 202.? of Fidelity to Augustus, V, 336.?The of Amisus, IX, 470.?Polychrome Statuette from Tim gad, X, 363.?The Pontarch and the 'Apxiepev? Tl?vrov, V, 472.?'s Error in regard to Galatia, VII, 461.?A Statue from the Mithraeum at Merida, X, 116.?Statuette of from Laurium, VIII, 360; of War rior from Girgenti, II, 270.?Two Milestones from near , X, 101.?Two Mithraic " Reliefs, VI, 480. " Cuntz, O. The Fabrum in Aquileia, X, 463.?Roman Itin eraries, III, 636; VII, 248; VIII, 490. Currelly, C. T. Excavations at Palaikastro, IX, 353. , L. Female Head by Scopas at Rome, IX, 207.?A Fragment from Kopae in Thebes, X, 349. Mosaic in the and Cust, L.?Fourteenth-century" " Museum, X, 486.?The Lovers at Buckingham Palace, X, 486.?New D?rer in the National Gallery, London, IX, 240.

D., L. S. A. Strong, VIII, 341. D., R. Inscription on Coins of Ascalon, IX, 201. D., W. Excavations at Pergamon, VIII, 352; IX, 347. Dagnel, A. Gallo-Ligurian Names in an Inscription ?From Ventabren, VII, 387. Daguin, F. Excavations at Vertault, VI, 370. Dahm, O. Aliso, V, 357; VI, 371.?Dedicatory Inscription at Niederberg, II, 331.?Roman Settlement near Haltern a. d. Lippe, IV, 504.?Teutobur gensis Saltus, V, 357. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 33

Dalman, G. Hebrew Inscriptions from near Jerusalem, VI, 61.?Inscriptions and Forgeries in the German Museum at Jerusalem, VIII, 99.?The Pass of Michmas, IX, 200.?Stone Weights from Gezer, X, 441. , O. M. Byzantine Silver Treasure in the British Museum, V, 485.? Crystal of Lothaire, X, 212.?Inlaid , VII, 452.?Sneyd Carved Ivory Pyx, VIII, 496. Damberges, A. J. of Epidaurus, V, 95. Dangibeaud, C. Coins found at Famars in 1824, X, 467.?Masks of Gallic Divinities from Saint-Saloine, VIII, 116.?Statuette of , X, 203. Daniel, A. M. Damophon and the Sculptures, VIII, 475. Danielsson, O. A. "Inschriften von Olympia," No. 2, III, 617.?Inscription: containing the of Naupactus, III, 617; concerning Eugnotus, VII, 241; from Mantinea, I, 413; from Olympia, IV, 535.?Thessalian Decree, I, 412. D'Arbois de Jubainville, H. Monuments illustrating , IV, 547. (See Arbois.) and Daressy, G. Egyptian Plan of a Royal Tomb, III, 113.?Yanoem , III, 283. Dashian, P. J. Orpheus Mosaic from Jerusalem, VI, 487. of Dattari, G. Coins of the Egyptian Nomoi, IX, 459.?Egyptian Imitation Athenian Coins, X, 181.?Silver-plated Coinage of the Roman Empire, X, 201. Daun, B. Date of Adam Krafft's "Stations," V, 257.?T?cher Sepulchral Bronze at Regensburg, III, 654.?Work of Veit Stoss in , V, 256. Davidson, R. Birthplace of , II, 343.?Chronology of di Buon Fourteenth insegna, V, 248.?The Doni Portraits of Raphael, V, 255.?A century Florentine Caricature, IV, 378.?Mosaic of the Scarsella, Florence, IV, 378.?" Portrait of Maddalena Doni," V, 487. Davies, N. de G. Tomb of Ptahhotep at Saqqarah, III, 514.?Tombs at El , VIII, 95. Davis, F. Roman House at Silchester, III, 93. Davis, W. M. Archaeological Remains in the Tian Shan, Turkestan, IX, 335. at Dawkins, R. M. Excavations at Palaikastro, IX, 353.?Houses excavated Kouram?nos, VIII, 483.?Houses and Pottery at Palaikastro, VIII, 483.? on Mycenaean Vases at Torcello, VIII, 486.?Notes Carpathus, VIII, 482.? Pottery from Zakro, VIII, 309. of Pre Dawkins, W. B. Excavations at Hod Camp, III, 91.?Present Stage historic Archaeology (1897), II, 97.?Skulls from Zakro, VI, 360. at Dechelette, J. Antefix of the Eighth Legion N?ris, X, 356.?Brizio's Views on Gallic Civilization in Italy, VI, 483.?Bronze from at at Versailleux, X, 358.?Excavations Bibracte Haeduorum, IV, 374; Hof heim, IX, 483.?Gallic Andirons with Rams' Heads, III, 279.?Gallo Roman Grave at Chassenard, VII, 386.?Graffiti of the Graufesenque, T?ne VIII, 365.?Laoco?n Relief from Lezoux, VIII, 366.?La Pottery, of Duke Charles VI, 221.?Mural Paintings of Forez, V, 484.?Portrait the III of Bourbon, VII, 499.?Representations of Paegniarii, VIII, 490.? Slave with a Lantern in Ancient Art, VI, 480.?The Terra Sigillata in 221. Gaul, VII, 485.?Vases with Relief Ornament in Gaul, VII, De Cou, H. F. Apollo from Keratea, V, 93. Degering, D. Osean Military Inscriptions at Pompeii, III, 143. Horseman" Degrand, A. Gold Treasure at Izgherli, VIII, 103.?"Thracian from Kara-Agatch, V, 112. Dehio, G. Influence of upon , V, 247. 212. Deiters, P. Cretan Inscriptions from , IX, Delamarre, J. Religious Ordinances from , VIII, 310. Meas Delaporte, L. J. Babylonian, Lists of Articles for Temples, IX, 460; ures, IX, 460. and of Elizabetta Delaruelle, L. Portraits of Guidobaldo di Montefeltro Gonzaga, V, 255. 3 34 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Delattre, A. L. Carthaginian Inscription concerning Memmius Senecio, IV, 375.?Cemeteries near Carthage, I, 384; III, 94, 95, 274, 565; IV, 272; V, 114; VI, 89; IX, 365; X, 122.?Dedication to Adonus from Oued-Kitan, IX, 134.?Descriptive List of Lamps from Carthage, II, 133.?Excavations in the Amphitheatre, Carthage, II, 133.?Inscriptions from Roman Tombs at Carthage, I, 385; III, 565.?Inscriptions from Tunis and Sousse, VII, 395.?Latin Curse-inscription from Carthage, I, 385.?Procurator Primae Cathedrae, X, 122.?Punic epitaphs from Carthage, X, 122.?Punic In scriptions and a Marble Sarcophagus from Carthage, IX, 133.?Punic Necropolis, Utica, X, 364.?Sarcophagi from Carthage, VI, 89, 374; VII, I37> 392; VIII, 378; X, 122, 362.?Site of the Temple of Ceres, Carthage, IV, 374.?Subterranean Building at Carthage, X, 122.?Terra-cotta Statu ettes from St. Monica, VIII, 124. Delbruck, R. , No. 692, V, 462.?Bust at Aceranza, VII, 488.?Cow of , VI, 203.?" Die drei Tempel am Forum holitorium in Rom," VII, 479.?Early Italic Architecture, IX, 115.?Excavations in , V, 97.?Fountain of Theagenes, , V, 97.?Graves at Athens, V, 93.?Temple Remains in Central Italy, VIII, 317.?Greek Tombs for the " Poor, V, 242." , L. Book of Hours of Jacqueline of Bavaria, VIII, 505.?Mini atures by Jean Fouquet at Windsor, X, 132.?Psalter and of Jeanne of Navarre, II, 341. Delitsch, F. and the Bible, VI, 348.?Excavations at Assur, IX, 340.?Excavations in Babylonia, VIII, 97. Demaison. Discoveries at Reims, VIII, 367. D?mange. Latin Inscription from Khenchela, III, 275. DemargnE, J. Archaic Terra-cottas from Crete, IV, 540.?Excavations at Lato (Goulas), IX, 110.?Monuments and Inscriptions from Crete, V, 342.?Sanctuary of Bendis, , IV, 489.?Topography of Gjulas, VII, 375 Demetrykiewicz, W. Bronze Hand from Myszkow, IX, 129. Demiani, H. The Mars-Platte, IV, 385. Demoulin, H. Inscriptions from Tenos, IX, 114. Denais. Rebuilding of the Spire of Saint-Sernin, Toulouse, I, 444. Deniau, A. Temple of Saturn at Henchir-es-Srira, X, 363. Dennis, J. F. New Names of Officials from Gizeh, IX, 338. Dennison, W. Excavations in the Forum, IX, 357.?Syllabification in Latin Inscriptions, X, 463. Derenbourg, H. Forgery of Yemenite Inscriptions, VIII, 100.?Sabaean and Himyarite Monuments at Marseilles, IV, 248.?Semitic Inscriptions from Yemen, VII, 357. Dessau, H.?The Calendar of the Province of Asia, IV, 536.?Latin Inscrip tion from Khenchela, III, 275.?Inscriptions from , III, 323.?L. Cor nelius Pusio, VI, 481.?St. Salsa at , V, 120. Dessi, V. Bronze Seal from Sardinia, III, 81.?Inscriptions from Sardinia, III, 81. Desso?laVY, P. Mycenaean Vases at Neuch?tel, V, 236. Deubner, L. Greek Terms for Wedding Presents, V, 238.? in Greek Popular Belief, VII, 476. Detlefsen, D. Pliny's Use of Catalogue of Works of Art in Rome, VI, 199; X, 178. Diakowitch. Tumulus at , X, 332. Diamantaras, A. Inscriptions from Megiste, IV, 485. DiCKiNS, G. House of Odysseus, VIII, 304. Dickson, G. Palestinian Ossuaries, IX, 200. Dickson, I. A. nal?? Vase in the British Museum, IV, 353. Russian Dictiot, J. " Iconography, III, 596. Diehl, C. Etudes Byzantines," IX, 485. Diels, [H.] Ancient Long Jump, IV, 539.?Mosaic of the Philosophers, Torre Annunziata, III, 143.?Temples on the Marmaria Road, VIII, 481. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 35

Dieterich, A. XMr X, 471. Dieterich, K. Metrical Inscription from Thessalonica, VIII, 103. DiEULAFOY, M. Archaic Monuments of the Forum, IV, 546.?Discoveries at Martres-Tolosane, III, 83, 266.?Polychrome Statuary in , III, 639; IX, 227.?Saracenic Coins at Granada, IX, 382.?Statue of from Santiponce, VII, 385. Dilke. Statue of Voltaire by Pigalle, VIII, 336. L. Benvenuto Cellini at the French 260.? DiMiER," " Court, III, 156; VII, Book of Hours at Parma, VIII, 128.?Eug?ne M?ntz, VII, 400.?Por trait of Henri III at Chantilly, VII, 261.?Zanetto Bugatto, IX, 491. Dissard, P. Coligny (Ain) : A Bronze Statue from, II, 127; The Gallic Cal endar of, III, 147; Gallic Inscriptions from, II, 127.?Latin Inscriptions from Lyons, IX, 125. W. Letter of to the 211. Dittenberger, " Antigonus" Scepsians, VI, " Dobbert, E. Evangelarium at Goslar, III, 645.?Kraus, Geschichte der Christlichen Kunst," III, 150. Dobrusky, V. Discoveries at Orochak, Thrace, II, 116.?Inscriptions from and Thrace, IV," 486. " Dobsch?tz, E. von. The Vision of Ezechiel on an Ivory Plaque, VIII, 329. Dodgson, C. Book-Illustrations by Lucas van Leyden, IV, 559.?Hans Sebald Beham, VII, 502.?Hans Wechtlin's Illustrations of the Life of Christ, III, 654.?Jost de Negker, III, 653.?New D?rer in the National Gallery, Lon don, IX, 241.?Wood-cut by Sch?ufelein, IX, 497. Doebner, R. Birthplace of Hans Br?ggemann, VI, 235. Dolger, F. J. The Confirmation in Early Christian Monuments, X, 206. D?ring, A. The Sabinum of , IX, 222. D'?rpfeld, W Ancient Temple of Athena on the Acropolis, II, 249.?Build ings excavated at Pergamon, VII, 109; IX, 103.? and Burial in Ancient and Homeric Greece, X, 456.?Cretan, Mycenaean, " Palaces," X, 188.?Date of the Earlier Parthenon, VII, 462.?The Dromos near the Theseum, II, 113.?Excavations in Athens, I, 348; II, no, 112.?Ex cavations at Pergamon, VII, in.?The Greek Theatre, II, 258, 312; III, 287; IV, 343.?Leucas: Ancient Necropolis at, VIII, 361; Excavations at, X, 346 ; Leucas-Ithaca, VII, 242, 473 ; VIII, 482.?Megaron of the Homeric Plan of the Erechtheum, VIII, Palace," III, 603.?Original 471.?Puchstein, Die griechische B?hne," VIII, 472.?Repairs on the Erechtheum, VIII, 356.?Reply to Chamonard, II, 257.?Supposed Hellenistic Stage, V, 460.? Theatre at , VIII, 362.?Tholos, Epidaurus, VII, 236.?Thymele and Skene, VI, 476.?" Troja und Ilion," VII, 235.?Work of the German Insti tute at Athens in 1897, II, " 312. " Domaszewski, A. von. The Ara Pacis : Excavations on the Site of, VIII, 112; the Family of Augustus on, VII, 479.?Fragment of C. I. L., Ill, 7741, V> 358.?Fragments of Reliefs from , III, 558.?Inscription of a Tribune of the Legio VI Maced?nica, III, 525.?Latin Inscription from Aquincum, VIII, 372.?Political Meaning of the Arch at Beneventum, IV, 363.?Stationarii, VIII, 319.?An Uprising in Roman Germany, X, 201.? The Zellhausen Inscription, II, 331. von Richter, O. Encaustic Painting among the Romans, IV, 364.? Wooden Tablets on Pompeian Walls, IV, 364. Donnet, M. Acoustic Vases in the Middle Ages, II, 338. , W. Roman Sculptures and Inscriptions at Ashcroft, IV, 269. D'Ooge, M. L. Excursions made by the Archaeological Congress at Athens in 1905, IX, 351. Doolittle, G. C. Monuments in Coelesyria, IX, 101. Doren, A. Dome of the Florence Cathedral, III, 591.?Illustrated Manuscript of Bartolomeo di Bartoli, IV, 516.?Manuscript Sketches in the Style of Leonardo da Vinci, VII, 143, 499.?Private Accounts of Paul III, X, 127. Doutreligne, N. Destruction of Ancient Fortifications at Cambrai, I, 443. Dowdeswell, W. Attribution to Bartolom? Vermejo, X, 369. Dragatses, J. C. Walls and Harbors of Munychia, V, 98. OF AUTHORS. 36 INDEX

Dragatsis, J. The Grave of , II, 113. Dragendorff, H. Archaeological Discoveries: in Germany, VIII, 117; IX, 127; in , I, 383.?Aretine Vases and Augustan Art, III, 319.?Necropolis at Thera, I, 354.?Terra Sigillata, X, 177.?Early Attic Paintings on Marble in Athens, I, 407. Dragoumes, S. N. Attic Magistrate-list of Roman Times, X, 343.?Cult of Asclepius at Athens, VI, 210.?Epigram of Simonides, II, 113.?Epigraphi on cal Notes, II, 302.?Hermes Poloneios, IV, 532.?Inscription Museum Hill, Athens, III, 308.?Sacred Funds at Eleusis, V, 240.?Two Inscriptions from Arkesine, IX, 475.?Vases used in the Eleusinian Cult, VI, 208. Dragoumis, E. Epigraphical Notes, VI, 475. Drerup, E. Athenian Decree in Honor of Aristotle, III, 614.?Greek Theatre at Syracuse, VI, 203. Drexler, W. Curse Formulae of Christian Times, IV, 537. , J. A. Inscription of Sargon II, VII, 233. Droubin, B. Tenth Legion Fretensis at Abou-Gosch, VI, 348. Ducati, P. Temple of Athena at Sunium, X, 443.?Geryon Vase of Euphro nius, X, 448.?Irene and of Cephisodotus, X, 445.?Recent Discov eries at Phaestus and Hagia Triada, X, 344.?Some Phidian Types of Athena, IX, 468. Duchesne, L. Ancient Baptistery at Rome, VI, 93.?Discoveries in the Roman Forum, IV, 257. Duckworth, W. L. H. Remains at Hagios Nicolaos and Roussolakkos, VIII, 483. D?LBERG, F. Lucas van Leyden: "Last Judgment," III, 652; Wood-cuts by, III, in. D?rrbach, F. D?los: A Dedication from X, 196; Excavations at, VII, 119; on IX, 112; Inscriptions from, VIII, 106; IX, 209, 354; X, 104.?Notes Greek Inscriptions, X, 196. Duhn, F. von. Management of Villa di Papa Giulio, IV, 262.?Sculptures 120. from the Temple of Lacinia, Cotrone, II, at Dulon, J. Chapel of St. Louis St. Germain, VIII, 500. Durand-Greville, E. The Changes of Color in Paintings, VII, 251.?Draw in the Louvre, d'OuItremont, VII, ing by Jean " Fouquet IX, 140.?Ma?tre 501.?The Vergine delle Roccie," VIII, 504. French Goldsmiths' Durrieu, P. Early Flemish Miniatures, VII, 500.?Early National at Work, VII, 492.?Illustrated Manuscripts in the Library Manu Turin, VIII, 396.?Miniatures by Jean Fouquet, VII, 499.?New of a Lost scripts with Miniatures by Bourdichon, IX, 383.?The Recovery at Riches Painting of Enguerrand Charanton Chantilly, IX, 139.?"Tr?s Heures" of the Duc de , VIII, 505; X, 484.?Zanetto Bugatto, IX, 230. R. near in I, Dussaud, Archaeological Journey, ," V, 456; Syria, in 346 ; into the Syrian Desert, VII, 234.?" Bel Syria, VIII, 469.?Bronze the Cult of Image from Tripoli, VIII, 100.?Coins illustrating Dusares, 201.?Date of the IX, 201.?Coins of the Nabataean Kings, IX, Dynasty of Echmounazar, IX, 465.?Lost Copy of the Statue of Jupiter Heliopoli de la tanus, VIII, 302.?" Mission dans les R?gions d?sertiques Syrie on moyenne," VIII, 348.?Nabataeo-Arab Inscription, VII, 235.?Notes Syrian Mythology, VII, 457; IX, 200.?Triparadisos, III, 285.?Votive Hand from N?, IX, 465. at Dutilh, E. D. J. Ancient Counterfeit Coins Alexandria, IX, 459. , M. French Origins of the Art of the Van Eycks, IX, 490.?Miniature Painters of Bohemia, VII, 262. to Dyer, L. Annual Meeting of Subscribers the Egyptian Exploration Fund, at in VII, 103.?Archaeological Congress Athens 1905, IX, 347.?Archi at tectural Details of the Olympian "Treasuries," X, 443.?Excavations at Cnossus, VI, 359; VIII, 358; IX, 352.?Palace Cnossus, V, 95.?Treas of uries at Olympia and Elsewhere, X, 189.?Twenty-fifth Anniversary the Hellenic Society, VIII, 374. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 37

Easter, J. Archaeology and the Bible, X, 178. Ebersolt, J. Byzantine Miniatures in Berlin, X, 211. Eckardt, R. Description of Jerusalem by the Bordeaux Pilgrim, X, 440. Edgar, C. C. Ancient Egyptian Moulds, X, 436.?Dating of the Fayum Por traits, X, 182.?Excavations at Naucratis, IX, 338.?Ionian Dedication to , IX, 212.?Pottery: from Melos, III, 531; IV, 492; from Naucratis, IV, 479 Edgar, C. E. Prehistoric Tombs at Pelos, III, 257.?Two Stelae from Cyno sarges, II, 272. Edhem (Bey). Excavations at , X, 99.?Ruins and Sculptures at Tralles, IX, 105. Edmonds, C. D. Thessalian Topography, IV, 538.?Tumulus of Pil?f-Tep?, V, 101. C. Roman-British Pewter Edwards, " " Vessels, II, 132. Egbert, J. C. Altar of of Augustus, X, 465.?Sta. Maria Antiqua, X, 476. O. Vase from Egger, Corneto, " VII, 381. Egidi, F. Miniatures of the Documenti d'Amore," VI, 500. Ehrenberg, H. Renaissance Monuments in Jever, IV, 283. Ehrle. Preservation of Ancient Manuscripts, III, 150. Eisler, R. New Frescoes by Guido Reni, X, 127.?The "Putto Motif" in Art, X, 127. Ellen, R. (see Allen). Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Metal Bowls, II, 131. Elmendorf, D. L. Ruins at , Timgad, and Tebessa, X, 122. H. of Church of Elrington, Abbey Timoleague, III, 647.?Ancient " Bosham, III, 102.?Buildings at Ardfert, VI, 228.?Roman Intrecci," VII, 488. Elter. as in the Middle " Regarded Ages, II, 130. Elworthy, F. T. Pantea," X, 466.?Moulds from Tarentum, II, 320. Ely, T. Bronze Dionysus (?) from Sidcup, Kent, I, 376.?The House of Vet tius at Pompeii, II, 321.?"Roman Hayling," VIII, 494.?Roman Remains at Hayling, III, 92. Ely, T. N. American Academy in Rome, VIII, 131. Emerson, A. Temple at Thermon, III, 260.?Torso of a Hermes in Phila delphia, IX, 375. Engel, A. Latin Inscription from Cortegana, IX, 124.?Roman Bronze Pot from Coronada, IV, 264. Engelmann, R. Ancient Vases at Spongano, III, 77.? Vases, IX, 472.?The Cat in Antiquity, IV, 339.?The Epitaph of Petronius Musa, X, 463.?Influence of Greek Drama on Vase-painting, IV, 353.?Inscrip tion from Aquae Albulae, X, 462.?Io in Art, VII, 476.?Metal Cestus on a Roman of and the 108.? Mosaic, VII, 484.?Mosaic" Hylas , V, "Murder of Neoptolemus in a Pompeian Wall-painting, VI, 364.? Representation of Actor and Astyoche on Scyphus, VII, 241.?Terra-cotta from Weight , VIII, in.?Vagnonville " Vase, X, " 449.?Vase painting, of the Laoco?n Scene, IV, 531 ; from the Phoenissae of Euripi des, X, 450. Engleheart, G. H. Buildings of the Romano-British Period at Clanville, III, 562. Enlant, C. Abbey of Lep?is, Cyprus, III, 642.?Byzantine Treasure from Cyprus, VIII, 390.?French Tombs in Cyprus, III, 642.?Gothic Architec ture in Greece, II, 151.?Saint-Pierre de Montmartre, Paris, I, 443.?Fif teenth-century Heads at Auchin, VIII, 397. Errara, I. Collection of Ancient Textiles at Brussels, VI, 489. Esperandieu, E. An Ancient Bas-relief from Cornillon, IX, 360.?Choiseul Gouffier Collection, IV, 373.?Excavations on Mont Auxois, X, 355.?In scription from Orange recording a Concession of Land, IX, 223.?Mith raeum, Entrains, IX, 360.?Mosaics from Vienne, VII, 133.?Oculist's from X, 118.?Relief from Cornillon, X, 203. Stamp " Mainz, Essling, d'. Le premier Livre xylographique italien imprim? ? Venise vers 1450," VIII, 334. 38 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Evans, A. J. Acquisitions of the Ashmolean Museum, Department of Antiqui ties, III, 91; VI, 88; VII, 137.?Ancient Oil-presses in Tripoli, III, 596.? Coin of Carausius, IX, 131.?Cretan Chronology and Writing, VIII, 312.?Discoveries of Cretan and Aegean , II, 289; Excavations at Cnossus, VI, 357-359; VII, 374; VIII, 313; IX, 352.?Gold Votive Objects from Ireland, I, 392.?Mycenaean Remains, Cnossus, IV, 490, 491.?My cenaean Tree and Pillar Cult, V, 475.?Neolithic Settlement at Cnossus, VI, 212.?Palace at Cnossus, V, 95, 342, 474; VII, 461.?Prehistoric Tombs at Cnossus, X, 343.?Pre-Phoenician Writing in Crete, VIII, 310. , J. Roman Coins found in England, III, 89.

F., C. v. Ambrogio Volpi da Casal-Monferrato, IV, 382.?" Assumption of the Virgin" by Capriolo at Treviso, IV, 384.?Attribution of Milanese Tomb to Marco Baldovinetti and in d'Agrate, III, " 592.?Frescoes " by Castagno Madonna in Sta. Maria Florence, VII, 397.?A Domini, " VI, 230.?" Monument of Berardo Maggi, Brescia, IV, 276.?Relief of a Piet? at Milan, IV, 554.?Verrocchio and the Pistoiese Altar-piece, IV, 283. F., H. N. A Necropolis at Naga ad-Deir, VIII, 344.?Sites in the Aegean and in Asia Minor, VIII, 354. , E. Bronze Tablets of Osuna, IV, 545.?The Work of the Reichs limeskommission, V, no; VI, 84, 370; VIII, 118; IX, 127; X, 118. Fabriczy, C. de. Adriano Fiorentino, VI, 495.?Antonio d?lia Porta, III, 648.?Architectural Work of Gaspare Romano, VI, 494.?Bernardo Ros sellino, IV, 554; V, 253.?Candida, "Del preteso Busto di Sigilgaita folo nel Duomo di Ravello," IX, 228.?Domenico Rosselli, III, 648.? Donatello's "St. Louis," V, 253.?French Influence on Mediaeval Monu ments of Southern Italy, III, 643.?Marble Reliefs by Omodeo at Parma, a VII, 398.?Niccol? d'Arezzo, IV, 556; VII, 258; Statue by German Sculptor at Padua, IX, 378.?Triumphal Arch of Alfonso I at Naples, IV, at 383.?Fifteenth-century Tuscan and North Italian Artists Naples, II, 342 Falchi, I. Excavations and Discoveries at Vetulonia, III, 77, 78; V, 355. Falka, O. von. Glazed Faience from , III, 654.?Stoneware Pottery of Cologne, IV, 385. Faraglia, N. F. Parishes of Naples in 1598, III, 649. Farcy, L. de. Angers: A Cross in a Miniature, X, 128; Excavations in Cathedral, VII, 399; Great Hall of Episcopal Palace, III, 153; Late Gothic Ivories, III, 644; Twelfth-century Ivory Reliquary, III, 644; Vases and Flower- in a Book of Hours, IV, 557.?Atelier at Champfleur for Reproduction of Ancient Tapestries, IX, 139.?Flowers on Altars, V, 254. Farinelli, P. P. Sepulchral Chamber and Statue at Pozzuoli, VII, 125. Farnell, L. R. Allusion to Mycenaean Script in , VI, 476.?Attic in of Ancient 241. Colony ," X, 451.?Topography Athens, V, Fatigati, E. S. Los Claustros de Pamplona," VI, 227.?A Madonna by Quentin Matsys, VI, 384.?" Notas Arqueol?gicas," VIII, 496.?Spanish Gothic Altar-pieces, VI, 227.?Spanish Romanesque Sculpture, VI, 226. O. Works of Art at Fattori, " Montefiorentino, VI, 382. Faucon, M. Notice sur la Construction de l'Eglise de la Chaise-Dieu," X, 209. Faure, P. Length of the Greek Foot, IX, 217. Favraud, A. Gallo-Roman Statues from Sireuil, VIII, 116. Fay, W. Ancient Bronze Drums from Asia, VIII, 467. Fayolle, G. de. Ancient Sculptures in the Museum at P?rigord, IX, 483. Feasey, H. P. Evolution of the Mitre, VIII, 496.?Miserere Stalls at Thanet, VII, 503. " Federici, V. Announcement of Contribuito alio Studio della Miniatura Ro mana dal Sec?lo, IX al XVI," IV, 277.?Inscriptions from the Fountain of Juturna, V, 351. Feliciangeli, B. Unknown Works of Giovanni Boccati, X, 478. Ferguson. Roman Altar at Bewcastle, III, 562. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 39

Ferguson, E. M. Tomb of Yua and Thua at Thebes, IX, 340. Ferguson, W. S. Athenian Archons of the Third and Second Centuries B. C, III, 614. Ferotin, M. Two Visigothic Manuscripts, VI, 227. Ferrari, G. Baptismal Font at Reggio Emilia, VI, 93. Ferr?e, B. The Cathedral of Cahors, III, 152.?Studies of French Cathedrals, I, 443; II, 153. Ferreiro, A. L. Cathedral at Santiago, VI, 492. Ferrero, E. Bronze Head from Turin, VI, 82.?Roman Coins from Busca, III, 79.?Roman Tombs, at Almese, III, 80; at Moncalieri, III, 79; near and Ornaments at Turin, III, 551.?Tombs, Arms, " Turin, VI, 367. Ferri, P. N. Sketch by Michelangelo for the Last Judgment," VI, 498.?De sign by Michelangelo for the Fa?ade of S. Lorenzo, Florence, VI, 494.? Sixteenth-century Drawings and Prints of St. Peter's, IX, 234. Fewkes, J. W. Ruins near Black Falls, Arizona, VIII, 389. Ff., C. J. Madonna of Giovanni Francesco da Rimini, IX, 385. Ffoulkes, C. J. Portrait of Aretino German Chigi by Titian, X, 131.?Early " Painting at the Dusseldorf Exhibition, IX, 227.?" Holy Family by Marco Palmezzano, X, 131.?Acquisitions of the Victoria and Albert Mu seum, X, 130.?Vincenzo Foppa, VI, 499; VII, 259, 498, 499. FiEBiGER, O. Inscriptions from , VI, 487. FiLANGiERi Di A. Colossal Bronze Horse's Head at Candida, " Naples, VI, 495.?" Portrait of Cardinal Passerini at Naples, VI, 232. Finaly, G. VON. Archaeological Discoveries in Austria-, IX, 128; X, 118. Fink, J. Roman Terra-cotta Lamps, VI, 220. FiNOT, M. Ancient Jewellery from My-Son, VIII, 340. Fisher, C. S. Archaic Arch at Nippur, IX, 461.?Architecture of Nippur, VII, 456. Fishwick, H. British at Todmorden, VIII, 122. C. M. Bronze Statue of Trebonius Gallus from , " Rome, X, 365. Flickinger, R. C. Plutarch as a Source of Information on the Greek Thea tre," IX, 214. Florio, V. An Ancient Necropolis at Naples, X, 465. Flower, F. A. The Pillager Indians, X, 489. Foat, F. W. G. Ancient Greek Tachygraphy, VI, 214.?Sematography of Greek Papyri, VI, 478. F?RSTER, R. Antiochia on the Orontes, II, 244.?An Attribute of Hermes, IX, of Laoco?n in Literature and 470.?Mantegna Studies, "VI, 230.?Myth Art, X, 447.?Raphael's ," IV, 555.?Sculptures from Antioch, III, 607 ; V, 457. FOGOLARI, G. Wood Sculpture in the Twelfth Century, VII, 490. FONTRIER, A. Greek Inscriptions from the Plain of the Cayster, VII, 107.? Metrical Epitaph from Mersinli, V, 89.?Inscriptions, from , VIII, 101 ; from , VI, 65.?Sanctuaries of Aphrodite Stratonicis, V, 90.? : The Baths of , V, 90; Milestone, VI, 65; a Metrical Epitaph, V, 90; the Temple of Aphrodite Stratonicis, VII, 235. Forrer, L. A Roman Denarius, III, 633. Forster, E. S. Edict of Diocletian, X, 106.?Terra-cottas from Praesus, VIII, 314.?Topography and Inscriptions from Laconia, IX, 354. a Fossey, C. Publications on in 1903, IX, 200, 462.?Correction of Published Greek Inscription from Syria, II, 304.?Inscriptions and Monu ments in Northern Syria, II, 241.?Phonetic Value of the Signs in Sume rian, IX, 460.?The Sumerian Question, VI, 459.?Temple of Zeus Boeto caecus in Syria, III, 283. , B. O. Symbolism of the Apple in , IV, 539. Foster, J. J. Roman Pavement at Dorchester, IV, 270. Foucart, G. Date of the Monuments at Hieraconpolis, V, 455.?Decoration of Neggadeh Vases, X, 179.?Furniture of Egyptian Tombs of Twelfth Dynasty, III, 597.?Maut, V, 228. 40 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Foucart, P. Athens and Samos from 405 to 403 B. C, IV, 354.?Greek Treaty of Alliance, 362 B. C, III, 614. A. Graeco-Buddhist Foucher, " Sculptures, VI, 469; VII, 230. Foug?res, G. Mantin?e et PArcadie orientale," III, 314. FouRNiER, P. Delphic Dialect, III, 307.?Inscriptions from Thyatira, VI, 65.? Missal at Grenoble, VI, 226. Fowler, H. N. Art Museum at Springfield, III, 585.?Connection of Phidias with the Parthenon, V, 475.?Exhibition of Greek Art at the Burlington Club, London, VII, 390.?List of Olympic Victors from Oxyrhynchus, IV, 526.?Pliny, Pausanias, and the Hermes of Praxiteles, V, 464. Fowler, J. T. Monastic Lavatories and Lavas, VIII, 400. Fox, E. Coins of the Corinthian Duoviri, IV, 359. Fox, G. E. Excavations and Discoveries at Silchester, III, 93, 563; IV, 507; V, 481; VI, 373; X, 362.?Imitation Aretine Ware at Silchester, III, m 149.?Roman Fulling in Britain, X, 469.?Uriconium, I, 375. M. C. I. FrXnkel, G., " I, 1118, V, 470.?Epigraphic Notes, I, 415.?Epigraph ical Additions to Epigraphisches aus Aegina," III, 134.?Notes on Per gamene Inscriptions, IV, 536.?Origin of Inscriptions formerly in Aegina, II, 300.?Tholos of Epidaurus, VIII, 304.?Treasure taken from Olympia in 364 B. C, III, 618. France, A. "Jean Gutenberg," VI, 233. K. Influence of French on German 492. , " Sculpture Sculpture, VI, Franck-Oberaspach, K. Der Meister der Ecclesia und Synagoge am Strass burger M?nster," VIII, 331. Francotte, H. Free Distributions of Bread in Greece, X, 459. Franklin, S. B. Tombstone of a Priestess in Athens, VII, 373. , A. Stone Crosses in M?hren, III, 645. Fraschetti, S. Bas-reliefs by Pacio and Giovanni di Firenze at Naples, III, 643.?A Painting of 's Bust of Francesco I d'Est?, VII, 257. Frati, L. Francia and the Coins of Julius II, I, 451. Frazer, J. G. Animals on an Ancient Vase, IV, 340. Fredrich, C. Aphrodite of Aphrodisias, II, 276.?Hippostratus of Miletus, V, 89.?Site and Walls of Demetrias, X, 105.?Two Inscriptions from , X, 338. Freer, W. J. Roman Antiquities in Leicestershire, VIII, 375. Freshfield, E. Mosque of the Kalendars, Constantinople, II, 337. Frey, K. A Portrait of D?rer in Venice, X, 370. Friedlander, M. J. Attributions to Jan Mostaert, X, 479.?Attributions to Hans of Meister Schwaz, II, 344.?Cranach Exhibition at Dresden, IV, 279.?Paintings by D?rer in the Berlin Gallery, IV, 519.?The Exhibition of Early Flemish Paintings in Bruges, VII, 402.-?Georg Pentz and the Master J. B., II, 344. Frimmel, T. von. Abraham Godyn, III, 594.?Acquisitions of the Vienna Gallery, II, 157.?Prehn Gallery, Frankfort, IV, 520. Fritze, H. von. Early Incense-vessels in Greece, III, 612.?An Eleusinian Painting, III, 128.?Greek Sacrificial Ritual, VIII, 314.?Oriental Nude und 235. Goddess, II," 238.?"Troja " Ilion," VII, Frizzoni, G. Beatrice d'Est? in the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, X, 482.?Bur Club Exhibition of Milanese of the lington " Paintings, III, 594.?Date Rothschild Violin Player," X, 217.?Disputed Attributions to Paolo Mo randa, IX, 492.?Drawings of Pinturicchio for the Borgia Apartments, III, 650.?Exhibition of Renaissance Art at Munich, VI, 97.?Exposition at D?sseldorf, 1904, IX, 496.?Kaufmann Gallery, Berlin, VII, 261.?New Attributions in the Uffizi and the Pitti Galleries, X, 214.?New Drawings by Correggio, VI, 499.?Notable Italian Paintings in Milan, VI, 92.? Notes of and Relief Travel, VI, 91.?Painting by Ambrogio Borgognone " by Amadeo in Milan, VII, 258.?Raphael's Sketches for the Disputa," IV, 555.?Recent Acquisitions of the Gallery at Munich, V, 122.?Sienese Exposition at the Burlington Club, IX, 142. . Prehistoric Inscription from Donon, VIII, 114. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 41

Frost, K. T. Statues from Cerigotto, VIII, 305. A. L. German Excavations at of Frothingham, Prierie," V, 457.?Model St. Maclou, Rouen, X, 209.?" Triumphal Arches of the Roman Empire, X, 200. as a Fry, R. E. Chigi Portrait of Aretino by Titian, X, 131.?Mantegna Mys tic, X, 213.?New D?rer in the National Gallery, IX, 241.?New Master of the Lombard School, IX, 386.?Paintings by Lotto, Maes, and in the Metropolitan Museum, X, 375.?Sienese Exposition at the Burlington Club, IX, 142.?Titian's Ariosto in the National Gallery, IX, 240.?Two Mini atures by the De Limbourgs, X, 217. Fryer, A. C. Chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr in St. David's Cathedral, III, 228.? 646.?Fonts with Representations of the Seven Sacraments, VI, Norman Fonts in Cornwall, VI, 492.?Norman Tympanum at Siston Church, IV, 553. F?hrer, J. Christian Catacomb at Ferla, VII, 137. Funck, E. Roman Graves near Remagen, VIII, 118. Furtw'?ngler, A. Ancient Sculptures at Chatsworth House, VI, 86.?Antiqui ties in the Museums of the united States, IX, 366.?Aphaia, VI, 69.? Aphrodite of Melos, VI, 205; VIII, 475.?The Apollo Stroganoff, V, 233.? Athena Lemnia on a Relief from Epidaurus, II, 272.?Attic Marble Head at in Athens, VI, 466.?Bronze Roman Head Munich, III, 318.?Bronze of at Spartan Head in Boston, III, 290.?Date the Dionysiac Theatre Athens, VI, 202; Date of the , III, 287.?Draped from Aphrodite with , .II, 273.?Early Ionic Terra-cotta Frieze at at Smyrna, III, 290.?East Pediment Olympia, VIII, 473.?Excavations the Temple of Aegina, V, 338; VI, 68, 69.?Four Archaic Greek Statu ettes, III, 290.?The Future of Museums, III, 595.?Greek Statues in Venice, IV, 347.?Heracles of Lysippus, VIII, 475.?Hermes-Thoth, VI, 199.?Inn on an Italic Vase-painting, X, 462.?Lancelotti Discobulus, VI, 203.?The Marathonian Votive Monuments, Delphi, VI, 213; IX, 477.?The Medici Torso, III, 296.?Monument at Adamklissi, II, 332; IX, 479.?Mycenaean Glass at Lewes, III, 313.?New Small Monuments of Ancient Art, V, 230.?Originals from a Niobe Group in Copenhagen, V, 232.?Pediment of the Old of Sculptures " Hecatompedon, X, 189.?Pothos Scopas," VII, 238.?" Praying Boy in Berlin, VII, 467.?Roman Copy of the Fainting Wounded Man" in the Museum at by Cresilas, X, 190.?Sculpture " Odessa, " I, 381.?Sculptures from Epidaurus, VIII, 474.?So-called Todtenmahl Relief with Inscriptions, II, 275.?Statues from the Pediment of a Greek Temple, VIII, 474.?Statuette of an Athlete in Trier, III, 299.?Stone Head from Cyprus, III, 291.?Temples on the Acropolis, Athens, IX, 467.? Traces of Apis-worship in Europe, VI, 223.?Tripod in Commemoration of Battle of , IX, 477.?Two Statuettes of Hermes in Regensburg, III, 299.?Two Greek Works at the Burlington Fine Arts Club, IX, 207.? Two Terra-cotta Heads from Tarentum, III, 291.?Voutier's Drawings of the Aphrodite of Melos, II, 277.?Wheeled Base from Cyprus, V, 226. Fuye, A. de la. Tablet of , IX, 460; X, 439. D. T. Painted Decoration of the Palace at Cnossus, VII, Fyfe, " " 461.?The Royal Tomb at Isopata, X, 343.

of the Gabrici, E. Ancient Remains at Luogosano, VI, 76.?Coins: Bruttii, Roman from III, 70 ; Campanian in the Naples Museum, V, 349 ; Taranto, at Pom III, 265.?Chronology of the Coins of Nero, II, 323.?Excavations at 108 peii, VII, 124.?Greek Wall and other Remains Naples, V, ; VII, at 116.? 124; X, 350.?Roman and Pre-Roman Remains Bolsena, IX, Silver Vases from Boscoreale, VII, 480.?Stamped Arretine Vases from at Certaldo, VII, 123.?Statue from Sepulchral Chamber Pozzuoli, VII, 125. Gabrielli, G. Roman Villa at Monterrubiano, III, 75. Gagnola, G. Frescoes in San Giovenale, Orvieto, VII, 398. Galpin, F. W. Roman Hydraulus, IX, 223. 42 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Gamba, C. A New Melozzo da Forli in the Uffizi Gallery, X, 367.?New Museum, Florence, IX, 136.?Paolo Moranda, IX, 491.?Recent Acqui sitions of the Uffizi and the Bargello, IX, 136.?Unpublished Relief by Verrocchio, VIII, 392. Gamurrini, G. F. Etruscan Remains at Castiglion del Lago, I, 364.?Etruscan Tombs at Chiusi, V, 102.?Etrusco-Latin Tomb at Macciano, IV, 495.? Excavations at of Arezzo, III, 74.?Gold " Philip II, III, 76.?An Inscription at Chiusi containing the Name Vergilius," I, 429.?Inscrip tions, from Mevania, V, 355; Etruscan, from Chiusi, I, 363.?L. Velius Prudens, X, 350.?Site of Pliny's Tuscan Villa, I, 430.?Stations of the Via Cassia, III, 321.?Tomb at Barbarino di Sutri, III, 533.?"Tufa Cip pus," in the Forum, IV, 257, 544.?Vases from Foiano, V, 355. Gann, T. W. Ancient Monuments of Northern Honduras, Yucatan, Guate mala, and the Rio Grande, X, 220. Gardella, O. Bell Towers of Ravenna, VII, 489. Gardiner, A. H. "Tale of Two Brothers," X, 181. Gardiner, E. N. Ancient Methods of Wrestling, IX, 478.?Jump of Phayllus, VIII, 485.?Notes on the Greek Foot-race, VIII, 315.?The Pancratium, X, 458.?Pentathlon, VII, 475.?Use of Halt?res in Jumping, IX, 216.? Wrestling Groups in Ancient Art and Literature, X, 199. Gardner, E. A. of , X, 446.?Athena of the School of Alca menes, III, 605.?Bronze Statue from Anticythera, VII, 465.?Egyptian Amulet for a Dog, IV, 340.?Greek Head of a Youth in London, III, 120.? The Greek House, VI, 202.?"The Inscriptions of Attica" (An Introduc tion to Greek Epigraphy. Part II), X, 194.?Plans of Athenian Buildings, V, 230. Gardner, J. S. Iron-Casting in Sussex, III, 157, 647. P. of the Ashmolean Museum in the of Gardner, Acquisitions " Department Antiquities, I, 377.?" Apoxyomenus of Lysippus, X, 191.?Copies of Statues on Coins, X, 455.?Corinthian ( ?) Stone Tripod at , I, a 404.?Dedication to Artemis from Stater of Sicyon, III, 618.?"A Gram mar of Greek Vase in Art," IX, 476.?Mantinean Base, I, 404.?Pandora " the Ashmolean Museum, IV, 540; V, 468.?"Boreas and Oreithyia on a Crater, III, 129.?Scenery of the Greek Stage, IV, 362.?Types of Apollo in in the Ashmolean Sculpture, VII, 467.?Vases" Museum, IX, 364. Garnett, R. Titian's Sacred and Profane Love," VII, 498; VIII, 505. Garnier, G. Three Inedited Paintings by Palmezzano, VI, 500. Garstang, J. Excavations at Ps?t Khallaf, VII, 103.?Roman Fort at Brough, IX, 131.?Tablets from Negadah, VIII, 344.?Tombs: at Beni-Hassan, VII, 361 ; VIII, 343 ; at Beit-Khallaf, V, 332; at Reqaqnah, VI, 347. Gaspar, C. The Works of Smicrus, VIII, 310. Gassies, G. Gallic Altar to Serapis, VI, 486.?Meaux: Bronze Hermes, VI, 369; Gallo-Roman Reliefs, VI, 83; a Graffito, VIII, 367; Relief of a God with a Sack, X, 117; of Venus and , VII, 386; two Roman Bronzes, VI, 83; Statue of a Mother-goddess, X, 467; Stone Horseman and footed Men, VII, 250. Gastinel, G. Reliefs relating to the Dioscuri, V, 477. Gatt, G. Hills of Jerusalem, VII, 456.?Wall of at Jerusalem, IX, 463. Gatti. Inscription from , IV, 256. Gatti, E. Discoveries in and near Rome, X, 113, 353. Gatti, G. Bust of Homer, and Head of Heracles, III, 74.?Discoveries in and near Rome, I, 359; III, 72, 547, 548; IV, 261, 501; V, 106, 353; VI, 78, 79, 366, 367; VII, 126, 127,384; VIII, 112, 113; IX, 120, 121, 357, 358; X, 112, 113, 352, 353.?Epitaphs from Rome, V, 352.?Excavations in the Forum, III, 540; IV, 257, 497.?Granarv at Ostia, VIII, 113.?Inscribed Cippus from Nepi, III, 75.?Inscribed -pipe and Dolia from Ostia, X, 109.?Inscriptions : Funerary, from Rome, III, 73 ; an Honorary In scription of Thermantia, VII, 383; of Virginius Gallus, IX, 120; from Ostia, III, 538; from Otricoli, III, 538; from Rome, VI, 78; concerning the NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 43 " Secretarium Tellurense," I, 429.?Marble Altar at Monte Celio, III, 262.?New Columbaria with Inscriptions at Rome, X, 352.?Pompeian Graffiti, VII, 124.?Sculptures at Benevento, IX, 356.?A Sepulchral Chamber on the Via Salaria, X, m.?Statue and Inscriptions from Pales trina, IX, 118.?Terra-cottas, etc., from Palestrina, X, 109.?Two Roman Sarcophagi, IX, 120. Gauckler, P. Byzantine Baptisteries of Tunisia, VI, 229.?Centenarius of Tibubuci at Ksar-Tarcine, VII, 138.?Christian Necropolis at , X, 375.?Discoveries, at Henchir-Dou?mis, VII, 393 ; at Souk-el-Arba, VII, 393; in Tunis, VII, 137, 394, 395; near Utica, VIII, 380; IX, 365.? Engraved Metal Plates from Carthage, V, 114.?Excavations: in the Thea tre at Carthage, IX, 365 ; at Thugga, VII, 394.?Exploration of Roman Re mains in Tunis, VIII, 125.?Inscriptions from: Bordj-el-Amri, VII, 391; Civitas Avioccalensis, III, 323; Dougga, IX, 134; El-Djem, IX, 365; Henchir-Alouin, IX, 134; Henchir-Tambra, IX, 134; Khanguet el Had jaj, X, 363; Ksarbou-Fetha, III, 95; Munchar, VIII, 379; Medjez el-Bab, VII, 138; Oudna, I, 387; S?germes, X, 123; Souk-el-Abiod, IV, 274; Teboursouk, IV, 275; Tunisia, I, 387; III, 94; VII, 395.?Mosaics: African of Marine Scenes, X, 204 ; from Carthage, III, 273 ; Roman from El-Alia, III, 566; from Sousse, II, 334; at Upenna, IX, 376; Christian at Tabarka, IX, 376.?" La Mosa?que Antique," VIII, 466.?Odeum at Car thage, V, 114.?Portrait Busts of and Faustina from , I, 437.?Punic Jewellery, VIII, 379.?Punic Necropolis at , IV, 275.?Quarters of First Roman Cohort at Carthage, IX, 365.?Roman Castellum at Ksar-Ghel?ne, V, 114.?Roman Villa at El Alia (Tunisia), IV, 273.?Sanctuary of Jupiter Ammon, and Punic Tombs at Carthage, III, 564.?Sculptures in the Gandolphe Collection at Sousse, I, 384.?Statuettes in Sacred Costume from Carthage, VII, 393.?Temple of Mercury at Dougga, IX, 365.?Temple of Mercury at Gales, IX, 133.? Terra-cottas: from Sousse, VII, 393; in trie Gandolphe Collection at Sousse, I, 383. Gauley, R. D. Portrait of Philip IV in Boston, X, 218. Gauthier, G. Roman Villa at Champ vert, VII, 131. Gautier, L. A Trip in the of the , VI, 61. Gauthiez, P. Date of the Death of Luini, VIII, 333.?"Nativity" by Luini at Milan, VIII, 127. Gavard, M. Glass Factory at R?galon, X, 203. Gavelle, E. Enghelbrechtsz, IV, 381. Gavini, I. C. Excavations in S. Saba, Rome, VII, 141, 384.?Santa Maria Assunta in Assergi, VI, 490. A. Excavations at Gayet, " Antino?," VI, 59. C. The Lovers in Ducal Gebhardt, Museum, Gotha, " X, 485. Geisberg, M. The Coat of Arms of the Engraver, E. S.," VI, 236.?Old German " Copper-plate Engravings, IV, 384. Gelli. Vite d'Artisti," II, 343. Gelli, J. Armor of Charles V, VII, 496.?Attribution of a Shield at Turin, VII, 259. Gelzer, H. Byzantine Inscriptions from , VII, 396. George, T. Anglo-Saxon Burials in Northamptonshire, VIII, 400. Ge'rin-Ricard, H. de. Gallo-Ligurian Names from Vertabren, VII, 387.? from Inscriptions Cabri?s, VII, 131. " Germer-Durand. Inscriptions from the Canal de Salomon," Jerusalem, VII, 106.?Roman Milestone from Jerusalem, III, 520. Gerojannis, C. Attributions of Greek Coins, X, 454. Gerola, G. Necropolis at Phaestus, VII, 119. Gerspach. Acquisitions: of the Florentine Galleries, IX, 377; of the Royal Gallery, Venice, IX, 139.?A Delia Robbia at Legno, IX, 137.?Discovery of a Fresco by Andrea del Castagno at Florence, IV, 282.?Discovery of of Portrait Cardinal Bembo by Titian, IX, 137.?Eighth-century Mosaic in S. Marco, Florence, VIII, 127.?The Frescoes of Sta. Maria Antiqua in 44 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Rome, VI, 225, 383.? of Florence, VI, 490; VII, 488.?Mediaeval Frescoes at Sta. Maria i*. Lata, Rome, IX, 380.?Pitti Palace, IX, 136.? Recently Discovered Frescoes at Florence, Orvieto, and Montefiascone, del Verrocchio III, 109.?The Raphael Tapestries, V, 487.?Tabern?culo" " in Or S. Mich?le, VII, 257.?Thode's Discovery of Michelangelo's Crucifix, IX, 233.?Works of Art in Pienza, V, 121. Gerspach, E. Frescoes at Campione, VII, 255. Gerspach, M. Alfonso Lombardi, IV, 383.?Iconography of the Annunciation, III, 509.?Methods for the Removal of Frescoes, IV, 376.?Mosaic in S. Mich?le in Africisco, Ravenna, IV, 378.?Processional Banners of Umbria, IV, 548.?Tombs of Bolognese Professors, IV, 377.?Works of Unknown or Little-known Italian Painters, II, 155; III, 649; V, 120. A. T. Prehistoric Mandan Remains in North Gesner, " " Dakota, X, 133. F. St. Catherine Crowned in the Museo Civico at Gevaert, " " Pisa, X, 369. Geyer, C. Stations of Adam Krafft, X, 485. Geymuller, H. de. A Design by Michelangelo for the Fa?ade of S. Lorenzo in Florence, VI, 495. Geymuller, E. di. A Drawing of St. Peter's, IX, 234. Ghirardini, G. Ancient Fire-shovels, VII, 248.?Coins and Other Objects from Casaleone, VI, 75.?Contributions for the Campanile at Venice, X, 370.?Este: as an Early Manufacturing Centre, VI, 218; Four Periods of Tombs in the Necropolis, IV, 369; Oculist's Seal, X, 107; a Pre-Roman Settlement, VI, 75; Pre-Roman and Roman Tombs, VI, 363; IX, 117.? Genoa: Necropolis, IV, 368; Tombs containing Greek Vases, III, 537.? Inaugural Address at the New Museo Civico at Adria, IX, 355.?A Votive Bronze from Padua, VI, 219.?Zo?morphic Ornament in Venetia, VI, 219. Ghosn el Howie. Ancient Sites on Mt. Lebanon, VIII, 99.?Rock Sculptures at Kab Elias, VII, 107, 366; at Nahr-el-Kelb, VIII, 303. GiACOMO, S. di. Frescoes of Boscoreale, V, 478.?The Statue of a Priestess from Pozzuoli, VI, 364. GiANNOPOULOS, N. I. Inscriptions : Christian, from , V, 348 ; from Kai'tza, Thessaly, II, 116; in Unknown Characters at Pagasae, IX, 114. Gillet, M. Site of Praetorium, IX, 362. Gillett, C. R. Egyptian Antiquities in the Metropolitan Museum, X, 365.? Ward Collection of Scarabs in the Metropolitan Museum, X, 365. M. of GiLLiERON, Reproduction" Mycenaean" Metal-work, IV, 493. Gilman, B. I. The New Velasquez in Boston, IX, 498. G. B. Remains near GiovENALE, Early Piperno, IV, 368. "" Girard, P. Louvre Crater from Orvieto, I, 411; II, 285.?" Telamonian Ajax, IX, 477. Giraud, J. B. Marriage Coffer at Lyons, VII, 499; VIII, 506. Gjorgjevic, T. R. Inscriptions from Servia, VI, 355. Glachant, P. and V. Letter (1851) of Ernest Beule, III, 630. Glavinic, M. Roman Coins from Krusevo, III, 64. Glotz, G. S. G. D. L, i 152, VIII, 311. Collection of Gl?ck, G. K. D. Kauninck, VII, 501.?" Prodigal Son" in the D * 261. Dr. Albert Figdor, IX, 239.?Name of the Master, V, VII, Diocletian and Maximianus Gnecchi, F. Aes Signatum, V, 244.?Coins of of Herculeus, I, 432.? of Ticinum, IX, 220.?New Contorniate Hadrian, III, 82. Gnirs, A. Discoveries at Pola, IX, 130.?Excavations in Southern Istria, X, in Southern 358.?Roman Remains: at Pola, VIII, 119, 372; Istria, VII? 134 Gnoli, D. The Architect of the Canceller?a at Rome, VI, 493.?Garden and of Cardinal Antiquarium " Cesi, X, 483. Gnoli, U. Titian's Sacred and Profane Love," VII, 498. at GoBOTTO, F. Venetian Commerce and Supremacy Trani before 1530, III?

Godbey, A. H. List of Assyrian Officials, IX, 462. Goddard, E. H. Saxon Cross-shaft from Minety (Wiltshire), III, 589. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 45

M. and Goebel, " "Praying Boy" Capitoline Amazon, X, 191. G?tze, A. Troja und Ilion," VII, 235. Goldenschmidt, A. Hamburg Master of 1435, III, 156. Goldschmidt, A. Development of Romanesque Sculpture in Saxony, V, 251.? Earliest Psalter Illuminations, V, 248.?French Influence in Early Gothic Sculpture in Saxony, IV, 553. Gomez, P. S. Iberian City of Ello, III, 639. G00DSPEED, E. J. Alexandrian Hexameter Fragments, VIII, 301.?Lamp from Denderah, IX, 464.?New Papyri from Oxyrhynchus, IX, 339. G00DYEAR, W. H. Architectural Refinements: in French Churches, VIII, 500; in St. Mark's, Venice, VII, 490.?Constructive Assymetry in Mediaeval Italian Churches, I, 440.?An from Evelyn's Diary, II, 339.?Entasis in Mediaeval Italian Architecture, II, 339.?Horizontal Curves: in the Buildings of Columbia University, New York, IV, 376; in Mediaeval Italian Architecture, I, 441.?The Leaning Tower of Pisa, II, 340.?Op tical Refinements in Mediaeval Architecture, I, 440.?Perspective Illu sions, I, 440.?Photographic Exposition in Rome, IX, 380.?Renaissance Leaning Fa?ade at Genoa, VII, 256, 495. Gordon, A. Somerset Bench-ends, VIII, 501. Gordon, G. B. Serpent Motive in Aztec and Maya Art, IX, 498. GOSSELIN, M. Western Portal of the Cathedral at Rouen, III, 588. Gotch, J. A. Anglo-Saxon Burials in Northamptonshire, VIII, 400. Gowland, W. Ancient Oil-presses in Tripoli, III, 596.?The Early Metal lurgy of Lead, VI, 455.?Early in Europe, V, 225.?Recent Excavations at , VII, 487.?Roman Metallic Vessels from Appleshaw, II, 132.?Silver Refinery at Silchester, V, 481. Gr?ber, F. Enneakrounos, X, 198. Graef, B. Amazon Statues of Cresilas and Polyclitus, I, 401.?Archaic Marble Head in the Sabouroff Collection in Vase in Berlin, IV, 344.?Assteas" Madrid and the Greek Stage, V, 469.?Boehlau, Aus Ionischen und Italischen Necropolen," III, 609.?Codrus Cup in Bologna, III, 128.? Forty-seventh Meeting of Philologists and Teachers at Halle, VIII, 369.? Golden Gorytus from , V, 476.?Greek Temples of Sicily and Southern on Greek of Anti Italy, V, 458.?Notes Vases, V, 469.?Portrait " ochus , VII, 238.?Protesilaus Adonis, I, 405.?Puchstein, Die Griechische Tholos at 202. B?hne,"" V, 460.?The Epidaurus, VI, Graef, P. Krell, Altr?mische Heizungen," VI, 484. Graeven, H. Ancient Savings Banks, VI, 455.?Battle of Dionysus and the Indians, V, 454.?Bone Pyxis from Athens, V, 235.?Column of Igel, IX, 224.?Discoveries in Italy, IV, 264.?Indians in Ancient Art, V, 480.? Ivory: Book-cover in So. Kensington Museum, V, 485; Byzantine, Reliefs, II, 338; V, 247; Portrait of Queen Amalasvintha, III, 640; Relief of Abraham and his Companions at Trier, VI, 227 ; of at Berlin, VI, 227.?Mediaeval Enamels in the Kestner Museum at Hanover, V, 252.? Prototypes of the Utrecht Psalter, III, 155. Graf, T. Ancient Portraits from Kerke, VII, 455. Graham, J. C. Frescoes in the Palazzo Communale, San Gimignano, IX, 488. H. Graillot, Bronze Mercury Pantheus at Autun, V, 109.?Cult of Cybele and in Africa, VIII, 494. P. Graindor, Archaic Vases from Tenos, X, 106.?A Boeotian Cantherus, X, 193.?Carthaea: Excavations, IX, 109; X, 103; Inscriptions, IX, 109; X, 343.?Decree from los, IX, 114. de Granciere, A. la. Statuette of from Elliant, III, 83.?Gallo-Roman Antiquities at Vannes, IX, 362. Grand, R. Relief representing Mars from Arpajon, VII, 131. Grassa-Patti, F. la. Delia Robbia Sculptures in Sicily, VII, 495. Grauert, H. The Imperial Graves in the Cathedral at Speyer, VI, 228. Gray, H. St. G. Excavations and Discoveries at Arbor Low, VIII, 374. Grayling, F. St. Mary's, Recul ver, VIII, 331. Green, E. Arms of the Cathedral of Canterbury, I, 453. 46 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Greene, H. C. Tomb of loua and Tioua, X, 180. Greenwell, W. Early Bronze Implements, VII, 451. Gr?goire, H. Byzantine Seal from Southern Italy, VIII, 392. Grenard. Hittite Monuments at Palangah, VII, 109. Grenfell. : in the and at El from Papyri Fay?m" Hibeh, VII, 203 ; Oxyrhyn chus, II, 102; VII, 362; Tebtunis," VII, 104. on Grenier, A. Color Neumagen Sculptures, VIII, 492.?Roman Amphi theatre, Metz, VIII, 492. Griffith, F. L. Egyptian Statuette from Gezer, X, 336. Grigione, C. First Documentary Mention of Certain Italian Artists, III, 106.?Frescoes by Ascanio Condivi at Ripatransone, VI, 382.?A New Guercino, IX, 378. Grilli, G. Fa?ade of Palazzo Milesi, Rome, X, 215. Grisar, H. Sta. Maria in Cosmedin, III, 152. Groag, E. of Hadrian by Trajan, IV, 542.?Dacian Envoys on the Column of Trajan, VI, 480.?Sulpicia Dryantilla, IV, 367. G. Art Exhibition and Recent Excavations at Gronau, Ravenna," VIII, 498.? Form of Piero della Francesca's Name, V, 254.?Gelli, Vite d'Artisti," II, 343.?Manuscript Drawings after Leonardo da Vinci, VII, 499.?Por trait of Luca Pacioli, IX, 493.?Sources for a Biography of Antonello da , II, 343.?Titian's Portrait of Moritz von Sachsen, V, 255. Gronkowski, C. Old Houses in Paris, VII, 499. Gro?te, V. Early Artemisium at Ephesus, X, 339. Grueber, H. A. Roman Coins from Cardiff, V, 113. Grueber, P. Wall Paintings of St. Christopher, III, no. , G. B. Account of the Battles of Artemisium and Salamis in Herodo tus, II, 317. Gruneisen, W. de. Byzantine Ikon in Alexander III Museum, IX, 227. Gruyer, G. Bonnat Collection at Bayonne, VII, 399. Gsell, S. Ancient Sculptures at Cherchel, V, 481.?Carthaginian Bas-relief representing Mars, Venus, and , III, 631.?Christian Basilica at Benien, III, 590; at Rusguniae, IV, 517.?Mausoleum at Blad-Guitoun, III, 324.?" Les Monuments Antiques de l'Alg?rie, VII, 231.?Pre-Roman Antiquities at B?ne, VIII, 494.?Relief representing Epona from Saint Leu, V, 115. G?MBEL, A. Schreyer Monument at Nuremberg, VII, 402. G?nther, A. An Augustan Necropolis at Coblenz-Neuendorf, VI, 84.?Pre historic Settlements at Urmitz, VIII, 118.?Roman Milestones at Coblenz, III, 269. Guerinot, A. Hebrew Cult of the Dead, IX, 464. Guiffrey, J. Acquisitions of the Louvre, VIII, 131; X, 129.?Exposition des Primitifs fran?ais, IX, 238.?Tapestries: in the Cathedral at Strassburg, VI, 236; Exposition at the Grand Palais, Paris, VII, 643 ;Notes on French, VIII, 335; at the Paris Exhibition of 1900, V, 119. Guimet, E. Egyptian Figures on Ushabtis from Gaul, IV, 547.?God with the Bourgeons, IX, 459. Guizot. Expenses for the Construction of a Sixteenth-century House at Cr?py en-Valois, I, 452. G?nther, R. J. Restorations at Magdalen College, VIII, 502. G?nther, R. T. Submerged Shore near Naples, VIII, 489. Gurlitt, W. Pettau: Excavations near, III, 556; Mithras Inscriptions from, IV, 267. Gusman, P. Villa Madama, VII, 399. Guthe, D. H. German Institute at Jerusalem, VIII, 99. Guthe, H. High Place at , X, 186.?Jerusalem on Mosaic Map of Ma deba, IX, 463.

H., F. Excavations in Roman Britain, IV, 505. F. v. Excavations and Discoveries at 122. H., " Thera, VII, H., J. A French Boxwood Madonna and Child," III, 644. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 47

H., T. Votive Relief to Men, V, 465. Haack, F. So-called D?rer at Frankfort, VII, 262. G. Barberini Habich, " Faun, VI, 467.?Hermes" Discobolus, III, 120; IV, 346. K. Child with a Bird in the Museo Hadaczek, " , VI, 467.? "Drunken Silenus from Herculaneum, VIII, 318.?Homeric Ornaments, on Altar of VII, 474.?Hymenaeus Ostia," VI, 479.?New Group, VII, 468.?Personal Ornaments in the Greek Middle Ages," VII, 243.? Treasure of Gold from Michalkow, X, 468. Haendcke, B. Jacopo de' Barberi and Albrecht D?rer, III, 653. H agen, H. Roman Inscription from Windisch, III, 85. Hagenmeyer, H. Chronology of the First Crusade, III, 640. Haines, R. Anglo-Saxon Graves at North Luffenham, VIII, 400.?Roman Set tlement at Market Overton, VIII, 377. Halbherr, F. Excavations in Crete, X, 345.?Italian Excavations in Crete, IV, 490; VI, 360.?Mycenaean Remains from Hagia Triada, VIII, 314.? The Palace at Phaestus, VII, 119. Hall, E. H. Pottery from Gournia, IX, 352, 471.?Recent Discoveries at Ephesus, X, 102. Hall, H. R. Early Relations between Egypt and Greece, VIII, 299.? Early Use of Iron in Egypt, VIII, 298.?Excavations at Deir-el-Bahari, VIII, 343.?Greek Inscriptions from Egypt, III, 135.?Greek labels, IX, 337; X, 181.?Keftiu Fresco at Thebes, IX, 458.? of Cnossus and Egypt, X, 188.?Nitokris-Rhodopis, IX, 199.? of Moeris, X, 438.?Temple of the Eleventh Dynasty at Deir-el-Bahari, X, 94. Hamdy-Bey. Antiquities at Arslan Tash, IV, 245. Hamel, M. Recent Works on Albrecht D?rer, VII, 502. Hamlin, A. D. F. Corinthian Capitals in Mediaeval Architecture, V, 247.? Decorative Motives, IV, 522; V, 247, 453. Hamy, E. T. Ardjem: of A?n-Sefra, IX, 484; of the Valleys of the Sousfana and the Saoura, X, 122.?Explorations in the Sahara, IX, 484.?French Miniature of a Scene in Florida, VI, 233.?Palaeolithic Decorations at Plaustellum Font-de-Gaune, VII, 386.?The " Poenicum, IV, 548.?Roman Beehives, IV, 548.?" Thunderbolts as Prehistoric Implements, X, 437.? Tumuli in the Gambia Valley, IX, 96. v. Skeletons from Abusir, X, 198. Hanseman, " Hardy, E. G. Studies in Roman History," X, 466. Harrison, J. E. The Aegis, and the 'Ayprjv?v, V, 476.?Archaeological Notes on , II, 309.?The Danaides: The Pelasgian Origin of Myce naean Objects, I, 419.?Early Hellenic Belief in Snake Spirits, IV, 361.? as The Liknon, IX, 478.?Pandora, IV, 540; V, 237.?"Primitive Athens described LTse of Classical by Thucydides," X, 457.?Ritual " Winnowing Implements, VIII, 314; IX, 216.?Furtw?ngler's Aiginetica," VI, 69. on in the Harrison, J. P. Influence of Eastern Art Western Architecture Eleventh Century, III, 641. Hartmann, L. M. Forts about Lake Garda, III, 636. Hartmann, M. Syrian Steppes, V, 87, 457. Hartshorne, A. Cogenhoe Church, VIII, 502. P. of Transitional Mould in Hartwig, Amphora Style, VI, " 207.?Arretine Boston, IV, 543.?" Athlete wiping the Strigil in the Boston Museum, VI, 467.? of Polyeuctos, VII, 467.? of Cresilas, of an Athe V, 463.?An ?7rivnrpov from Eretria, III, 128.?New Name of: nian Sculptor, VI, 366.? Reliefs, IX, 217.?Representation Dan?e in the Chest on a Vase in Boston, IX, 209; Heracles in the Bowl of , VII, 240; and the Sphinx on a Lower Italian Vase, I, 428; the Return of on an Attic Crater, II, 286; Temple of on a Monument of Caracalla, IX, 119.?Statue of an Apoxyo menus from Frascati, I, 363.?Terra-cotta Frieze of Octavius, VII, 479.? Use of the Feather in Greek Vase-painting, IV, 531. 48 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Hartwig, W. Bronze Statuette of a , VII, 237.?Inscriptions from Cyzicene District, VI, 352; VII, 366; VIII, 350; IX, 475.?Notes on the Topography of Cyzicus, VIII, 350.?Sculptures recently found at Cyzicus, VIII, 101.?The Site of Poemanenum, X, 441. Haug, F. A New Inscription from Bisica, VIII, 378. Haupt, P. Deluge Tablets, IX, 462. F. of Athenian H?user, Aphrodite" Epidaurus," VII, 465.?The Tettix, X, 457.?Bronze Apoxyomenus from Ephesus, VII, 237.?Bronze Statu ettes from Pompeii, VII, 382.?The Diadumenus of Polyclitus, IX, 468.? Epidaurus, Tholos and Aphrodite, VIII, 304.?Harmodius and Aristo geiton on a Vase in Boston, IX, 471.?K?/U.'/3ac, IX, 479.?Moulds for Bronze-casting from Memphis, IX, 479.?Nausicaa-Vases, IX, 472.? Neo-Attic and Pergamene Art, III, 299.?Neo-Attic Reliefs, VII, 468.? Pliny's Use of a Censor's List in Citing Works of Art, X, 466. d'. The Statue of Voltaire Haussonville, " by Pigalle, VIII, 335. Haussoullier, B. Didymes, Fouilles de, 1895 et 1896," VIII, 470.?Cult of Zeus at , III, 309.?Excavations at the Temple of Apollo, Didyma, I, 346. Hauttecoeur, H. Carpathus and Cimolus, VI, 475.?The Island of Amorgus, of III, 624.?Principality Samos, VI, 215. " Hauvette, A. Archaic Inscription from , VIII, 480.?" in the Marmor , VI, 475.?The Younger , IV, 356.?Ed mond Le Blant, III, 511.?New Fragments of Archilochus, V, 471.? Phayllus of Crot?n, III, 616. Hauvette, G. Small Objects from Utica, X, 364. Hauvette, H. Identity of 's Laura, VII, 255. Haverfield, F. Early Italian Vase from Bath, X, 359.?Excavations at Caerwent and Silchester, VI, 373.?Roman Britain, IX, 484.?Roman Coins from Cornwall, V, 359.?Roman Inscribed Prow found in London, I? 376-?Roman Inscription from Caerwent, VIII, 121.?Roman Relief at Bath, VII, 135.?Roman Remains in Britain, II, 130; V, 112, 358; VI, 372; VII, 135, 390; VIII, 121; VIII, 374; IX, 131; X, 119.?Roman Remains at Inchtuthill, VI, 87.?Roman from Birdoswald, III, 149.?Sepul chral Banquet on Roman Tombstones, IV, 363. Head, B. V. Acquisitions of the British Museum; Department of Coins and Medals, VI, 88. Heberdey, R. Excavations at Ephesus, III, 63, 523; IV, 485; VII, 108; VIII, 350; X, 339.? Aam?IX, 212.?Epicurean Inscription from , III, 310.?A Graeco-Lycian Inscription from , III, 62.?Necropolis of Termessus, V, 229.?Proc?nsules Asiae under Trajan, X, 442.?Reliefs from the Library at Ephesus, IX, 102. Hedin, S. Buried Cities of Central Asia, IX, 335. Heierli, J. Weighing-Pans from Swiss Baden, I, 370. Helbig. Signed Reliquary of the Sixteenth Century, X, 130. Helbig, J. B?guinage Ste. Elizabeth at Mont St. Amand, IV, 552.?Braun's Study of the Symbolism of Liturgical Colors, VI, 487.?Exhibition of Flemish at Early " Paintings Bruges, VII, 143.?Joachim Patenier, V, 488.? E. Rupon, L'Abbaye et les Clo?tres de Moissac," III, 644.?Sixteenth century Triptych from the Castle of Warfus?e, III, 652.?The Tower of St. Rombaut at Malines, IV, 284.?Vase from St. Savin, IV, 380. Helbig, W. Egyptian Painting and the Mycenaean Question, II, 305.?Ho meric Rites of Interment, V, 241.?Petersen's Views on the Athenian 'Ittttelc and their Squires, X, 459.?Pisistratus or Hippias on a Vase from , III, 301.?War Chariot in the Later Parts of the Iliad, X, 456. Hellems, F. B. "Lex de Imperio Vespasiani," VI, 481. Henderson, A. E. Imperial Ottoman Museum, Constantinople, VII, 112.? Notes on the Topography of Cyzicus, VIII, 350. Henkel, F. Miniature "Vierg?tterstein" in Darmstadt, I, 435. Henson, L. L. Recent Archaeological Work in Palestine, X, 336. Herbig, G. Etruscan Inscriptions, IX, 124. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 49

Herkenrath, E. Series of Statues of the Age of the Antonines, X, 200. Hermanin, F. Miniatures in the Latin Bible of Federigo d'Urbino, III, 650.? Recently Discovered Frescoes by Pietro Cavallini, VI, 94.?Ivories of the Stroganoff Collection, III, 98. Hermann, F. Background in D?rer's Portrait of Bartolomeo V?neto, V, 258. Hermet, F. Graffiti of the Graufesenque at Aveyron, VIII, 365. H?ron de Villefosse, A. Acquisitions of the Louvre: Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities, III, 266; VII, 132; VIII, 115; IX, 361, 362; X, Moulds from Tortosa in the 356.?Ancient Louvre, VI," 349.?Basilica" with Inscriptions at Rouis, X, 375.?Bronze Copy of the Spinario from Calymnus, X, 339.?Bronze Goat's Horn from Cyprus, VI, 460.?67. /. L. XII, No. 1359, V, 246.?Calendars of Coligny and from the Lac d'Antre, III, 147.?Cantharus from Aliso, VIII, 323.?Carthaginian Bronze , IV, 271.?Catacombs of Hadrumetum, IX, 135; X, 123, 374.?Cretan Painting in the Louvre, X, 117.?Dedication to Bacchus from Carthage, X, 363.?Engraved Bronze Handles from Carthage, IV, 272.?Fare at the at the Lake of Tunis, X, 363.?Fragments of C. I. L., VIII, No. 18,042, IV, 274.?Gilded Bronze Jupiter, I, 425.?A Gravestone with Relief from Frolois, X, 356.?The Great Altar at Pergamon on a Bronze Coin, VI, 461.?Greek Stele at Narbonne, VIII, 492.?Inscribed Disc from Four vi?re, III, 554.?Inscribed Glasses from Saida, IX, 343.?Inscribed Sar cophagus in the Louvre, IX, 480.?Inscription for the Front of the Temple at Vienne, I, 434.?Inscription of Theodoridas, V, 234.?Inscriptions from: A?n-el-Menchia, X, 123; Boulogne-sur-Mer, IV, 266; Carthage, IV, 374, 375; Cherchel, III, 274; Cos, IX, 102; Djebba, VIII, 124; Elephantine, IX, 338; Fr?jus, VIII, 366; Karnak, VIII, 344; Mariana, III, 262; , V, 453; Pellefigue, IX, 362; Volx, I, 435.?Latin Epitaph from , X, 101.?A List of Greek Names from , X, 357.? Mosaic: from Baneza, VI, 368; from Villelaure, VII, 387.?An Oculist's Seal from Boulogne-sur-Mer, VIII, 366; from Rugles, VI, 83.?Oculist's Stamp from Rheims, III, 148.?Painted Sarcophagi from Carthage, X, 204.?Representation of Mars and Rhea Silvia on , VII, 249.?Relief of Marsyas and Apollo from Le Baille, IX, 360.? Remains of Early Wall at Paris, III, 147.?Replica of the of Polyclitus, VI, 369.?Roman Baths at Beauvais, VIII, 366.?Roman Mili tary Diploma: from Apheca, II, 107; from Nazareth, I, 399.?Roman Officials in Egypt, VI, 349.?Roman Road from Bostra to Philadelphia, VIII, 349.?Roman Seal from , VIII, 347.?Roman Workmen's in the Louvre, VIII, 491.?Sarcophagus of St. Crispina from Te bessa, VIII, 502.?Tabulae Devotionis from Hadrumetum (Sousse), VI, 486; X, 363.?Telegenii at Carthage and Thapsus, VII, 393.?Treasure of Boscoreale, III, 636.?Worship of Saturn in Africa, VI, 486.?Vases from Boscoreale, VII, 478. Herrick, F. H. Rock Tomb with Paintings at Thebes, VIII, 345. Herrlich. Sibylline of the Destruction of Pompeii, VIII, 321.? Tholos at Epidaurus, III, 118. Herrmann, P. Acquisitions of the Museum of Dresden in the Department of Antiquities in 1896, III, 88; in 1897-98, V, 504; in 1899-1901, VII, 134.? Altar of the Four Seasons, Chantilly, V, 356.?Replicas of the Medici Torso in Seville, IV, 345. Herz. Arab Art in the Museum at Cairo, VI, 458. Herzog, R. Asclepieum, Cos, III, 625; IX, 345.?"The Boy with the Fox at goose" of Herondas, VIII, 307.?Discoveries Cos, VI, 64; VII, 366; to VIII, 350.?Letter of King Zia?las of Bithynia the Coans, X, 196.?New Coan Inscriptions, III, 626.?Sixteenth-century Turkish Maps of the Aegean, VII, 454.?Theatre of New in Aetolia, III, 259. Hesketh, T. G. F. Roman Head from Towchester, VIII, 378. Hettner, F. Acquisitions of the Collections of Antiquities in Western Ger many, III, 557; IV, 504.?Reports of the Reichslimeskommission, V, no; VI, 84. 4 5o INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Heuzey, L. Bust from Elche, II, 125.?Babylonian Statuettes with Incrus tation, VII, 233.?Bricks attesting the Antiquity of Babylonian Build ings, III, 598.?Chaldaean Bull with Human Head in the Louvre, V, 227.?Chaldaean Inscription concerning the Wars of Sirpoula, I, 344.? A Dedicatory Inscription to a Genius, IX, 126.?Discoveries of Captain Cros at Tello, IX, 341.?Door from a Tomb near Acre, X, 97.?Early In scriptions from Tello, III, 599; IV, 245.?Early Relief at Tello, V, 87.? Egyptian Palettes snowing Babylonian Influence, III, 597.?Engraved Work from Carthage, IV, 548.?Figure of the Dog of King Soumou from a Tello, X, 182.?French Excavations at Tello, VIII, 346.?Gods with Turban on Babylonian Cylinders, X, 439.?Greek Inscription from Kha?fa, X, 98.?Inscriptions of King Ourou-Kaghina, II, 240.?Phoenician Ste lae, VII, 234.?Seal of Gudea, VII, 456.?A Syrian Relief with Mounted God, VII, 234. Hilberg, I. Epigram from Aquileia, III, 633. Hild, J. A. Athena of Poitiers, VI, 369. Hildebrand, A. Statuette of Apollo by Michelangelo in Berlin, VI, 97. Hill, A. G. Post-Visigothic Churches in Spain, X, 208. Hill, B. H. Acquisitions of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts; Department of Classical Antiquities, in 1904, IX, 367; in 1905, X, 364. Hill, G. Explorations on the Eastern Shore of the Dead Sea, V, 88. Hill, G. F. C. I. A. II, No. 105, IV, 532.?Diadems of Priests from Ephesus, to ?V, 343.?Drawings from the Antique attributed Pisanello, X, 481.? False Bars for from X, 180.? " , VII, 234.?Gold Coinage Aboukir, Handbook of Greek and Roman Coins," IV, 339.?Judas's Thirty Pieces of Silver, X, 436.?Medallic Portraits of Christ, IX, 231, 490; X, 212.? Notes on Greek Coins in the British Museums, II, 304. Hille, E. van. Treasure List from the Acropolis, VIII, 356. Hiller von Gaertringen, F. at Thera, V, 472.?Corrections of a Rhodian Inscription, IX, 475.?Date of the Laoco?n Group, X, 101.?Date of the Temple of Athena Nike, III, 131.?"?chelos and Basile" (Sixty fifth Winckelmannsprogram), X, 190.?Excavations: at Lindus, IX, 104, 346; at Thera, IV, 493.?Grave Reliefs from , VIII, 103.?Hermes Kypharissiphas, VI, 210.?Inscription concerning Archedamus the The raean, IX, 209.?Inscription (Coan) at Buyukdere, III, 310.?Inscriptions from: , X, 100; , IV, 535; Paros, V, 98; VI, 475; , III, 531; V, 99; VI, 65, 353; Syme, VIII, 352; Tenos, VI, 475; Thera, VI, 74.?"KapTradiatc?" by Manolakikis, I, 416.?List of Cretan Cities, VIII, 480.? at Rhodes, VII, 472.?Relief from the Sepulchre of a Rhodian Schoolmaster, VI, 468.?Rhodian Amphora Handles, III, 305.? Varus as Quaestor, VI, 362.?Weights from Thera, V, 476; VII, 244. Hilprecht, H. V. Athenian Coins discovered near Marash, III, 251.?Baby lonian Life at the Time of Ezra and Nehemiah, IX, 199.?Babylonian Tablets and Seals at Berlin, V, 356.?Belck's Discoveries in Asia Minor, VI, 350.?Chapel of Unas, Sakk?ra, V, 332.?The Comparative Age of Babylonian and Egyptian Civilization, III, 114.?Count Landberg's Ex pedition to Shabwa, III, 249.?Discoveries at Nippur, IV, 48iff.; Egyp tian Writing Tablets in Berlin, III, 244.?Excavations: in Babylonia, VI, 348; VIII, 97; at Nippur, III, 518; IV, 244, 481; V, 86; IX, 100; at Tell es-S?fi; IV, 246; at Tell-Zakar?a, III, 520.?Graves of Roman Times at Tarbaneh, IV, 247.?A Greco-Roman Monument at Ak-Shehir, III, 250.? Local Museums in Turkey, VI, 56.?Pre-Sargonic City near Nippur, V, 332.?Sculptures with an Aramaic Inscription from Kaisariyeh, III, 250.? Tablets from of Eshmoun near 62. Nippur, VI," 379.?Temple " Sidon, VI, Hind, A. M. A Study for Christ Blessing Little Children in the National Gallery, IX, 386. Hirsch, F. Hans Morinck, II, 344. Hirschfeld, O. Bilingual Inscription from Tenos, VI, 361. Hirst, G. M. Cults of Olbia, VII, 230, 452. HoDGMAN, A. W. Versification of Latin Metrical Inscriptions, III, 633. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 51

Hock, A. Delphic Inscription relating to the Sons of of Thrace, III, 307. Hoernes, M. Engraved Bronzes from Hallstatt, IV, 522.?Excavations at Nesiactum, VII, 389.?Migration of Archaic Ornament, III, 112. HoFFiLLER, V. Antiquities from Croatia, X, 179.?" Thracian Horseman," VII, 134.?Objects from the Roman Cemetery at Stenjevac, IX, 129. Hoffman, O. Arcadian Devotiones, IV, 537. Hoffmann, E. A Cretan Epigram, IX, 475.?Roman Greek Inscription, X, 453 Hoffmann, F. H. East Palace of Heidelberg Castle, IX, 497. Hofmann, H. Antiquities in the Museums of Southwestern Germany, VIII, 369. Hoffmann, O. Inscription of Sotairos, VII, 472. Hofstede DE Groot, C. Dutch Pictures in the D?sseldorf Exposition, 1904, IX, 496. a Hogarth, D. G. Cnossus: Excavations at, V, 474; New Latin Inscription, at V, 343.?Dictaean Cave at Psychro, V, 344.?Excavations Naucratis, IV, 479; IX, 338.?Mycenaean Palace at Phaestus, VI, 72.?North Delta Nomes, VIII, 345.?Primitive Painted Pottery in Crete, V, 468.?Work of the British School in Melos, III, 531.?Zakro: Bronze-Age Vases from, VII, 239; Excavations in 1901, VI, 360; Houses and Small Objects, VI, 72; Sealings, VI, 476. Holbach, V. von. Byzantine Cistern on Makronisi, VI, 379.?Rock Tombs at Halicarnassus, VIII, 101. Holmes, C. J. Development of Rembrandt's Etchings, X, 479.?Drawing by Fabritius in the British Museum, IX, 386.?New D?rer in the National Gallery, IX, 240. Holmes, R. English Miniature Painters, X, 486.?Miniature by Hans Hol bein at , VII, 402. Holmes, W. H. Pottery of the Eastern United States, VIII, 467. Holleaux, M. Apollo Spodios and Apollo Hismenios, III, 317.?Boeotian Archon Lycinus, V, 239.?Delos, Excavations and Discoveries, in 1904, IX, 113, 353; in 1905, X, 104, 346.?Discussion of Three Rhodian Decrees, III, 620.?Epigraphical Notes, I, 414; III, 311, 622; V, 473; VIII, 312.?In scriptions from: Antiochia (?), V, 228; , II, 300; Delphi, IV, 536; Notium, X, 340; Panamara, IX, 103; , V, 471.?New Readings of a Milesian Decree, V, 471.?Ptolemy, Son of , IX, 212.?Regu lar Assemblies of the , X, 196.?Siphnian Decree, IX, a 473.?"Y?Xapifiev? in Rhodian Inscription, IX, 213. Holwerda, J. H. Abaton at Epidaurus, VII, 463.?Dress of the Acropolis Statues, VIII, 473.?Greek Theatre, III, 604.?Tholos at Epidaurus, IX, 203. Hommel. Count Landberg's Expedition to Sabota, III, 520.?Bronze Charioteer from of the of 461.? " Delphi, III, 292.?Caryatides Treasury " Cnidus, V, Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum Christianarum by the , III, 510.?Delian Temple Accounts, IX, 113.?Delphi: Acan thus Column, IX, 215; Excavations, VI, 73; Gymnasium, V, 459; History of the Temple, II, 251; Inscriptions, II, 292, 293; IV, 356, 534; V, 345; VI, 361, 474; X, 451; Metopes of Treasury of Sicyon, II, 261; Pediment Sculptures of Temple, VII, 463 ; Reconstruction of Treasury of Athenians, X, 444; Stadium, V, 459; Treasury of Siphnus or Cnidus, II, 255; Topog raphy, II, 309; IV, 538.?Delphian Decrees, IV, 356, 534; VI, 361.? Delphic Offerings of the Sons of Deinomenes, III, 306.?Devotiones from Amorgos, VII, 371.?Epigraphical Notes on the and Chronology of Delphi, IV, 532.?The Ex-voto of Daochos, V, 464.?Ex-votos from Delphi, III, 292; VI, 213.?Inscriptions from: Angora, V, 395; Charadrus, V, 335, 472; Delos, IX, 113; Delphi, II, 292, 293; V, 345; VI, 474; X, 451 ; Syncratis, V, 336; Thebes, V, 472.?Ionian and Cretan Influ ence upon Greek Sculpture, VI, 463.?Ionian Art at Delphi, VIII, 481.? Monetary Monograms and Artists' Signatures in Delphian Inscriptions, IV, 52 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

534-?The "TlvOLov?nai" of Aristotle, III, 307.?"Recueil des Inscriptions chr?tiennes du Mont Athos," IX, 135.?Signature of Cephisodotus from Delphi, VI, 361.?Stelae with Engraved Decorations from Thebes, VII, 379.?Work of the French School at Athens, IV, 488; V, 92.?Worship of Pan at Delphi, VI, 361. Hook, LaR. van. Stamped Tile from near , IX, 106. Hope, W. H. St. J. Discoveries in the Cathedral at Norwich, III, 589;. in the Cloister of Durham Abbey, VIII, 400.?Excavations at Silchester, III, 563; IV, 507; V, 481; VI, 373; VII, 391; VIII, 378; X, 362.?Great Seal of King Stephen, VII, 494.?Sculptures of Wells Cathedral (West Front), X, 211. Hopkinson, J. H. New Evidence on the Melian Amphorae, VI, 470.?Painted Pinax from Praesus, IX, 471. " " C. Evidence for the Date of the Supplices and Hoppin," J. Archaeological" of Aeschylus, V, 469.?Argive Exclusion of Attic Pottery, 126. III, " H. P. Alesso and II Horne, Baldovinetjti Graffione,"" X, 126, 127.?Andrea del : A Lost ; as a Castagno, IX, 490.? Adoration," " VII, 497 Pupil of Fra Filippo Lippi, VI, 231.?Explanation of the Simon Magus" at Buckingham Palace, X, 217. HosKiNS, F. E. Discovery of a Third High-place at Petra, X, 337. HouDEBiNE, T. L. Priory and Church of La Haie-aux-Bons-Hommes, Angers, IV, 379 Hovelaque, E. The Japanese Exhibit at the Paris Exposition of 1900, in Paint ing? V, 369; in Sculpture, V, 119. A. A. of the Howard, Mouth-piece avlo?, IV, " 539. Howland, B. M. D?rer's Use of Pollaiuolo's Hercules and Nessus," X, 488. in the of HpwoRTH, H. H. Interpolation of the Name of Asshur Epic Tiamat, IX, 461.?Numismatic Study of the Reign of Ecgberht, V, 252. Hubbard, G. Cathedral of Cephalu, III, 642. Hubert, M. Architect of Sainte Wandru de Mons, IV, 551.?Merovingian Fibulae, IV, 378.?Moreau Collection at Saint Germain, VII, 250. Hublard, E. Seated Mercury from Mons, VII, 131. Hudd, A. E. Discoveries at Caerwent, VI, 372; VII, 391 ; VIII, 375; X, 119. Huddilston, J. H. Lessons from Greek Pottery, VI, 206. I. L. H?bner, E. The Bust from Elche, and Iberian Art, III, 379.?C. on at VI, v, 1885, No. 3050*, V, 227.?Inscription: Mosaic Elche, IV, 503; from Silurnum, I, 376; Villa-franca de los Barros, IV, 265. of a H?LSEN, C. Alphabet-Monuments, VIII, 319.?Ancient Description Roman House, VII, 484.? of Matidia and Marciana, Rome, IV, I. L. 370.?Bust of L. Junius Fufficius, VIII, 319.?C. VI, 3743, VII, in the 247.?The Curtius Relief, VIII, 318.?Excavations: Forum, III, in Rome 540; IV, 497; VII, 483; VIII, 488; X, in; (various), 1, 360; Forum IV, 258.?Extent of Rome under , II, 324.?" on Portrait Herms and num," VIII, 489.?The Inscriptions Mediaeval Busts, VI, 205.?Inscriptions, Archaic in the Forum, IV, 257, 544.?In 120.?Kalatia or scriptions from Rome and Vicinity, IV, 544; IX, 118, Kaiatia, I, 428.?Manuscript with Drawings by Boissard, X, 117.?New " dis Fragments of the Fasti Saliorum Palatinorum," VII, 247.?Objects covered on the Esquiline in 1545, III, 73.?Pine-cone of the Vatican, IX, 221.?Porticus Divorum and in the Campus , VIII, Acilius 321.?Proper Names from the Colosseum, VII, 482.?P. Attianus, on the Roman in.? VIII, 319.?Reviews of Recent Literature Forum, X, on "The Roman Forum," X, 464.?Round Temple the , VIII, 318.? Statue and Inscriptions from Palestrina, IX, 118.?Summa Rudis, I, 417.? A Term from the Baths of Diocletian, IX, 120.?The Trustworthiness of Flaminio Vacca's Memoirs, VI, 216. on H?sing, G. Elamic Language, IX, 455.?Genouillac's Article the Ancient Deities of , X, 183.?Kassite Kings of Babylon, IX, 460. Hughes, C. Parish at Gressingham, III, 103. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 53

Hughes, J. Incrustation on St. Paul's Cathedral, VII, 144. Hula, E. Change of Dedication in Attic Imperial Inscriptions, III, 131.? Dekaprotoi and Eikosaprotoi, VII, 236.?Inscriptions from Syme, VI, 354. Hultsch, F. Early Corinthian Weight, X, 197. Humann, G, Provenance in Mediaeval Archaeology, VII, 252. Humieres, R. d'. Mohammedan Art in India, V, 455. Hunger, J. Bowl-divination among the Babylonians, IX, 460. Hunt. Papyri : in the Fay?m and at El Hibeh, VII, 103 ; New Oxyrhynchus, VII, 362; "Tebtunis," VII, 104. Huntington, E. Hittite Remains at Hilar, VII, 458.?Prehistoric Mounds of Armenia, VII, 230. Hutton, C. A. Terra-cotta Figures from Eretria, III, 607.?Terra-cotta Vo tive Reliefs in the Acropolis Museum, II, 267.?Three Bronze Statuettes in of the Boreadae Athens, III," 291.?Vase-painting Racing, IV, 353. Hyde, W. W. De Olympionicarum Statuis a Pausania Commemoratis," VIII, 305. Hymans, H. Acquisitions of Belgian Museums, IX, 384.?Approaching Ex positions in Belgium, IX, 384.?" L'Exposition des Primitifs flamands ? Bruges," VII, 142, 143.?Jordaens Exposition at Antwerp, X, 214.?New Museum at Antwerp, IX, 384.?Painting by K. D. Kauninck in the Mu seum at Ghent, VII, 501.?Satirical Picture of the Duke of Alva in Brus sels, VIII, 336.?Van Dyck Exhibition at Antwerp, IV, 284.

Ibarra y Ruiz, P. Figure of aWarrior from Elche, III, 551. Ihm, M. Arretine Pottery and Potter's Stamps, III, 632. Imhoff-Blumer, F. The City of Eurydicea, X, 441.?Coin-types of Some Cilician Cities, III, 622. Intra, G. B. A Lorenzo Costa at Toeplitz, VIII, 399. G. G. The Church of St. 106. Irvine, " Doulough, County Dublin, III, Issel, A. Bicknell, The Prehistoric Rock Engravings in the Italian Mari time Alps," VII, 484.?Rock-cut Figures of the Maritime Alps, VI, 483.? Rock Sculptures at Oreo Feglino, III, 537.

Jacobs, E. Inscriptions collected in by Cyriacus of Ancona, II, 302. Jacobs, J. South and West German Collections of Antiquities, VI, 371. Jacobsen, C. Portrait of Caracalla, VII, 480. Jacobsen, E. Acquisitions of Paintings by the Royal Museum at Amsterdam, VI, 97.?Acquisitons of the Uffizi, VI, 92.?Attributions to Antoniazzo of Italian at Munich Romano, X, 482.?Attributions Paintings (1897), II, 343.?Certain Objects from the Eucharistie Exhibition at Venice in 1897, III, 593.?A Drawing by Correggio at Frankfurt, V, 370.?Draw ings in the Uffizi Gallery relating to Florentine Art and Architecture, III, 649.?Frescoes: by Castagno and his School in Florence, X, 368; by Luini at Lugano, VII, 259.?Gallery of the Sforza Castle, Milan, VI, 381.?A German Altar-piece at Milan, V, 489.?Interpretation of Botti celli's Primavera, II, 343.?Notes on the Italian Paintings in the Louvre, VII, 260.?The Paintings in the Ateneo at Ferrara, V, 121.?Review of Attributions of in Paintings Venice, IV," 384.?Unpublished " Drawings by Correggio in the Uffizi, IX, 377.?A Virgin and Child in Berlin from the of Bottega " Ghirlandaio, IX, 239. Jacoby, A. Ein bisher unbeachteter apokrypher Bericht ?ber die Taufe Jesu," VI, 488. Jacquerel, C. Ruins of Hatra, II, 103. Jalabert, L. New Painted Stelae from Sidon, IX, 101.?Statue of Poseidon at of Byblus, IX, 341.?The Heliopolis, X, 336. " Jamot, P. Monument to the at , VII, 379.?" Museia at Thespiae, VII, 245. " en au Janin, C. Analysis of Claudin, Histoire de l'Imprimerie France XVe et au XVIe Si?cle," VI, 233. Janke. Battle-field of Issus, VIII, 303. 54 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Jansenn. Nabataean Tombs at 'Abdeh, IX, 341. Jarde, A. Amphictyonic Decrees from Delphi, VII, 471.?French Excavations at Delos, IX, 112, 353.?Inscriptions from Delos, IX, 354.?Notes on Greek Inscriptions, X, 196.?Reliefs with Inscriptions at , IX, 109. Jarvin, A. M. Artisan's Sepulchral Urn from , X, 360. Jastrow, M. German Discoveries at Babylon, VI, 348.?Sippara Version of the Story of the Deluge, II, 103. Jatta, A. Tomb near Andria, X, 353.?Tombs of the Early Iron Age near Bari, IX, 115. Jatta, M. Interpretation of a Laocoon Scene, V, 237.?Red-figured Crater from Rutigliano, IX, 121. Jaullieur, M. Renaissance Artists of Bordeaux, IV, 518. Jensen, P. Cult of Ashera, III, 116.?Religion of the Hittites, III, 116. Jerome. Neolithic Period in the Tonsus Valley, VI, 198. Johns, C. H. W. Aramaic Papyrus from Elephantine, X, 181.?Assyrian Lists of Aromatic Woods, IX, 462.?Chronology of AssurbanipaFs Reign, IX, 462; X, 439.?Cuneiform Tablet from Gezer, IX, 342; X, 97.?Monu ments in the British Museum Illustrative of Biblical History, X, 436. Johnston, C. Shamashshumukin, IX, 461. Johnston, H. H. Cave-Dwellers of the Tunisian Sahara, X, 123. Jolles, A. The Antithetic Group, IX, 197. Jones, E. A. Silver Altar of Pistoia Cathedral, X, 474. Jones, H. S. Croesus Myth on an Amphora and in Bacchylides, II, 308.? Excavations on the Site of the Ara Pads, VIII, in.?Medallions on the Arch of Constantine, IX, 480.?Mould from in the Ashmolean Mu seum, I, 420.?Reliefs on Trajan's Column, X, 461.?Roman Historical Reliefs, X, 460.?The Salutations of Nero, VIII, 491 ; X, 465.?Various Discoveries of Sculpture in Rome, VIII, 365. P. M. Method of Shell 220. Jones, Preserving Specimens," X, Jongh, de. A Portrait of Dante in Uccello's Deluge," VIII, 332. Joseph, D. Frescoes of the Leugemete Chapel, Ghent, II, 341.?Frescoes at Meysse, III, 593. Joubin, A. Argive Bronze Statuette in the British Museum, II, 270.?Bronzes in the Museum at Constantinople, IV, 350.?Ephebus of in Con stantinople, IV, 345.?Imperial Museum at Constantinople, III, 254.? Marsyas from Tarsus, V, 235.?Thessalian Bust of Ge, IV, 350. Jouguet, P. Excavations at Gh?ran and Nahas, VII, 104.?Houses and Tombs at M?di and Gh?ran, VII, 361.?Inscriptions from: Delos, IV, 358; Egypt, II, 304; Hermopolis Magna, II, 103; Ptolema?s, II, 303.?Ostraca from Luxor, IX, 98.?Papyri: from Magdola, IX, 99; from Nahas, VII, 362; Recent Publications of, VII, 455. JOULIN, L. Archaeological Investigations in and near Toulouse, X, 203.? Discoveries at Martres-Tolosane, IV, 372.?" Les Etablissements Gallo Romaines de la Plaine de Martres-Tolosane," VI, 485.?Great Oppidum of the Tolosates, VI, 221. Jouy. The Episcopal chapel at Meaux, V, 485. Jubainville, see Arbois. Jubaru, F. Mausoleum of S. Costanza, IX, 487. Judd, J. W. Rock Fragments from Stonehenge, VII, 487. Judeich, W. Account of Attica in 1395 by Nicolaus de Marthono, II, 313.? G?rgara and the Altar of the Idaean Zeus, V, 457.?Salaminian Decree, IV, 355.?"Topographie von Athen," IX, 477. J?THNER, J. Garland and Taenia for Victors, III, 139.?Representation of Bells in the Thiasos, VIII, 493.?" Vorl?ufiger Bericht ?ber eine Arch? ologische Expedition nach Kleinasien," VIII, 102. Jullian, C. Bust of Minerva from N?rac, VI, 83.?Celto-Graeco-Roman Re lief from Montsalier, VIII, 115.?Early Gallic Domestic Ritual, VIII, 324.?Earliest Gallic Religion, VI, 486; VII, 250, 484; VIII, 324, 491.? Early Walls of Paris, VI, 485.?Excavations at Rom (Deux-S?vres), IV, 372.?Factory-Mark on Amphora from Bordeaux, III, 147.?Gallo-Roman NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 55

on Towns, VI, 221.?"Graffito" a Vase from Bordeaux, VIII, 114.?The Iberians, VIII, 323.?Inscription: in an Unknown Alphabet, VII, 387; from Chagnon, I, 367; Inscriptions: from France containing the Names of Gallic Deities, V, 246; from Provence, III, 147.?La T?ne Civilization, on Gallo-Roman on the X, 437.?Notes Antiquities, X, 203," 468.?Notes Suessiones, VII, 485.?Notes on Topography of the Chanson de Roland," IV, 372.?Origin of Bayonne, IX, 483.?Palace of at Paris, VI, 485.?Phocaean Thalassocracy, VIII, 316.?Ramparts of Dax, VI, 222.? on Recent Publications Gallo-Roman Antiquities, X, 204.?Relief with Marsyas and Apollo from Le Baille, IX, 360.?Relief from Vach?res, IX, an 483.?Requisites for Inventory of Gallo-Roman Figlinae, III, 637.? Some Place Names in Gaul, VII, 485.?Ste. Victoire of Volx and of Mont Sainte-Victoire, III, 638. Jung, J. Inscriptions and Marbles from Apulum, V, 111. Justi, C. Portrait of Philip IV in Boston, X, 218. Justi, L. Jacopo de' Barberi and Albrecht D?rer, III, 653.?Peter Vischer, V, 489.

K., G. Mycenaean: Tomb at Kapakly, X, 346; Tombs near Thebes, X, 349.?Potter's Oven at , X, 346.?Terra-cotta Statuettes from Corcyra, X, 343. Kaindl, R. F. Tumuli in Bukowina, VIII, 372. Kalinka, E. Archaeological Journey in Bulgaria, III, 64.?Cathedral of Hera clea, III, 97.?Epigraphical Notes from Constantinople, III, 135.?Historic Topography of Lycia, IV, 524.?Inscriptions: (Coan) at Buyukdere, III, 310; from Constantinople, III, 149; (Epicurean) from Oenoanda, III, 310; from , III, 254; from Syria, IV, 484; from the Theatre of Perinthus-Heraclea, IV, 535. Kalkmann, A. Group of Eleusinian Divinities, II, 275. Kalkoff, P. D?rer's Visit to the Netherlands, II, 344. Kallab, W. Landscape Painting in Tuscany, V, 254. Kalopothakes, D. French Work at Delphi, VII, 376. Kampanes, M. L. Chronological Sequence of some Athenian Coins, X, 454. Kanzler. New Catacomb on the Via Latina, VIII, 130, 497. Karabacek, J. Archery Records from the Ok-meid?n, Constantinople, V, 337. Karo, G. Amasis and Ionic Black-figured Pottery, III, 611.?Etruscan Vases in the Museo Preistor ico, Rome, IV, 543.?Fran?ois Vase, VII, 124.? Greco-Egyptian Gold Jewellery, VI, 458.?Italian Discoveries at Hagia Triada, VIII, 106.?Preclassical Chronology of Central Italy, III, 140.? The Tombs at Cumae, IX, 222. Kastriotes, P. Archaic Head from Lycia, III, 604.?Cape Colias, II, 313.? Excavations at , V, 101.?Head of Aphrodite in the National Museum, Athens, V, 233.?The Inscription of an Attic Phratria, VI, 472.? A Representation of Potamon the -player, VIII, 361.?Votive Relief at Athens, VIII, 104. Katcheretz, G. Archaeological Society of Moscow, IV, 477.?Bertier-Dela garde's of the Christian Monuments of 280.? Study Chersonnese," IV, Byzantine Buckler from Kertch, III, 323.?Joukovski, Materials for the Archaeology of Russia," XIV (Ruins of Merv), III, 507.?Necropolis of Cemeteries and Lutzine," V, 83.?Russian Tumuli, IV, 250.?Spitzine, Materials for the Archaeology of Russia," XX (Tumuli in the District of St. Petersburg), III, 507.?Tumuli of the Southern Shore of Lake Ladoga, III, 241. Kautsch, E. Hebrew and Greek Inscriptions from near Jerusalem, VI, 61.? A Syrian Seal from Tell 101. el-Mutessellim, IX, " Kautzsch, R. Michelangelo's Drawing for Marcantonio's Mars, Venus, and Amor," IV, 383. Kavalieratos, M. A. Mosaic Representation of the Goddess Megalopolis, VII, 120. 56 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Kawad?as, P. Athenian Topography, II, 311.?Date of the Temple of Athena Nike, III, 130.?Epidaurus: Excavations, V, 95; X, 341, 342; the Gym nasium, VII, 120; the Stadium, VIII, 359.?Inscriptions from Athens, II, 290; III, 308; (relating to Temple of Athena Nike), II, 312; from Chalcis, III, 133.?Work of the Greek Archaeological Society at Athens, I, 347; VII, 114; VIII, 354; X, 342. (See Cawadias.) Kawerau, G. Dedication to Aphrodite Pandemus on the Acropolis, X, 195.? Erection of Two Columns of the Heraeum at Olympia, X, 106. Keiffer, J. Archaeological Discoveries in Luxembourg, III, 89, 270, 559; IV, 268. Keil, B. Byzantine Reference to Phidias, IX, 468.?Coins mentioned in Del phian Inscriptions, IX, 210.?Notes on Pergamene Inscriptions, VIII, 481.?A Pontic Inscription, VII, 472.?System of Accounts at Delphi, VII, 241.?Thessalian Inscription concerning Sotaerus, III, 617. Keil, J. Archaeological Investigations in Northern Dalmatia, IX, 362.?In scriptions of Physicians from Ephesus, IX, 346. Kekule v. Stradonitz, R. Berlin and Lateran Reliefs of Medea and the from Peliades," I, 403; II, 274.?Bronze Ephebus Pompeii, V, 357.? ?chelos und Basile," X, 190.?German Excavations at Miletus, IV, 485 ; VI, 64.?Portrait of at , III, 525.?Principles of Artistic Representation, III, 278.?Relief with the Inscription C. I. L. VI, No. 426, V, 478.?Reproduction of the Apollo of Canachus, IX, 203.? Statue No. 83, Berlin Museum, I, 400.?" Ueber ein Bildnis des Perikles in den K?niglichen Museen," VI, 205. Keller, O. Archaic Inscription in the Roman Forum : IV, 543 ; V, 244, 479 ; Summary of the Views of Tropea and Ludwig on, VI, 481.?Breeds of Dogs in Antiquity, X, 436. Kellner, M. Assyrian Records of the Fall of the Kingdom of Israel, IX, 465.?, IX, 461. Kelsey-Mau. "Pompeii, its Life and Art," IV, 367. Kemke, J. Alexander Mosaic, Pompeii, V, 478. Kenyon, F. M. Graeco-Roman Egypt, VIII, 95. Keramopoullos, A. D. Coins from: Epidaurus, VIII, 359; Lower Moesia, IX, 457.?Manumission Inscriptions from Amphissa, IX, 473. Kern, O. Festival of Artemis Leukophryene, VI, 210.?Votive Reliefs from Thessaly, VII, 122. Keyes, A. M. Titian's "Sacred and Profane Love," VIII, 334. Keyser, C. E. Aldermaston Church, Berkshire, I, 447.?Panel Paintings on Devonshire Screens, I, 449; III, 655.?Wall Paintings at Rothamstead Manor House, VII, 403. Kieseritzky, G. von. Apollo Stroganoff, IV, 528.?Discoveries in Southern Russia, IV, 250; V, 337; VIII, 121.?Various Antiquities from Southern Russia, VI, 344. Kinch, K. F. "Prize of ," III, 136. Kingsley, R. Old Houses in Paris, VII, 499. Kirchner, J. Attic Archons of the Third Century, VII, 245.?List of Attic Senators, IX, 473. Kirschner, A. Decanal Church at Aussig, III, 154. Kisa, A. Mediaeval Wall-paintings in Cologne, VI, 97. Kjellberg, L. Athena by Alcamenes, IV, 347.?Clazomenian Sarcophagi, IX, 471 ; X, 448. Kjellmark, K. Settlement of the at Limhamn, IX, 96. Klauss, H. Rabata in the List of Sheshonk, IX, 463. at Klein, J. Servandus and Vindex, VIII, 324.?Votive Inscription Netters heim, II, 330. Klein, W. Head of a Youth from the Acropolis, V, 233. Kleinclausz, A. Atelier of Claus Suter, VII, 492.?Mediaeval Funerary Art of Flemish Artists in X, 210. Burgundy," VI, 491.?Tombs by Burgundy, Knoll, F. Vorl?ufiger Bericht ?ber eine Arch?ologische Expedition nach Kleinasien," VIII, 102. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 57

Knopf, R. Tablet with the Lord's Prayer from Megara, V, 347. Knowles, B. H. Roman Bath at Great Chesters, II, 131. Knowles, W. H. Aydon Castle, Northumberland, III, 647. Koch, F. Pupil of the "Master of Fl?malle," VI, 235. KoECHLiN, R. Dvorak's Study of the Art of the Van Eycks, IX, 490. K?hler, U. Attic Gold Coinage, III, 136.?Bilingual Inscription of , III, 286. Koenen, C. Excavations near Neuwied, V, 246.?Graves at Andernach, VI, 84.?Pre-Roman Cippus from St. Goar, VI, 85.?The Site of the Roman Nouaesium, IX, 362. Koepp, F. City Life of Pergamon and Priene, X, 178.?The Monumentum Ancyranum, IX, 218. Korte, A. Ancient Phrygian Tumulus at Bos?juk, III, 601.?An Athenian Decree, V, 470.?An Attic ^ytyo?, I, 415.?" ," IX, 201.?Inscrip tions: from Asia Minor, V, 334; from Gordium and Vicinity, II, 303.? Lead Tablets from Styra, IX, 211.?Rock Sculptures of Phrygia, III, 285.? Site of Gordium, II, 246. " on K?rte, G. Gordion," IX, 201.?" Old Temple" the Acropolis, III, 287.? Wall-Painting from , I, 426. Kohte, J. Inscriptions on Renaissance Brass Keys, III, 654. Koikylides, K. M. Mosaic Map from Medeba, I, 344. from Kolbe, W. Athenian Naval Administration, VII, 244.?Attic Archons 293-92 to 271-70, X, 195.?Boundaries of , IX, 474.?Building of Per the Erechtheum, VII, 114.?Inscriptions from: Leucas, VII, 377; gamon, VII, no; IX, 104. Koldewey. Gate of Istar and Other Discoveries at Babylon, VIII, 346.?Ger man Excavations in Babylon, IV, 244. Kondoleon. Inscriptions from Tralles, VII, 112. KoNODY, P. G. Bramantino Portraits at the Metropolitan Museum, X, 219. Konstantinopoulos, K. M. Byzantine Lead Medals, X, 471 ; in the Numis matic Museum at Athens, IX, 351; X, 205.?Lead Medal of David Com nenus, X, 205, 471. KOUROUNIOTES, K. Chamber Tombs at Eretria, IV, 492.?Decrees of the Ko tyrtatae, V, 95.?Excavations: at Lycosura and the Lycaeum, X, 341, 342; the on Mt. Lycaeus, VIII, 355; IX, 355.?Greek Terra-cottas representing Domestic Life of Women, III, 607.?Inscriptions from: Chalcis, IV, 251; of Eretria, IV, 251; V, 97; Olympia, X, 348; Thebes, V, 600.?Lists Ly from the caean Victors, X, 106.?Necropolis at Eretria, VIII, 107.?Relief Bottles from Sanctuary of the Amarusian Artemis, V, 232.?Ring-shaped at Boeotia, V, 237.?Sculptures from Eretria, V, 97.?Temples Cotilum, at VIII, 358.?Thymiateria, IV, 531.?Work in the Museum Olympia, X, 341. (See Kuruniotes.) Krauss, S. Queen of Sheba in the Byzantine Chronicles, VII, 252. Krautzsch, R. Scheurl's Reference to D?rer, III, 653. Kretschmer, P. The "A" on Greek Shields, VII, 469.?Bilingual Inscrip from tion from Dorylaeum, V, 458.?C. I. G. 2422, V, 471.?Inscriptions the Greek , VI, 353.?Secondary Characters of Alphabet, I, 414.? in the Corinthian Secondary Signs " Alphabet, II, 298. Krispi, M. K. New Fragment of the Marmor Parium," II, 301. at Kristeller, P. Exhibition of Engraved Portraits Rome, III, 107.?Fra Bartolommeo at Antonio da Monza, VI, 500.?Studies by Fra Rome, III, 107.?Venetian Blockbook in Berlin, VI, 236. Kromayer. Battle of Sellasia, V, 454. at a Kr?ger, E. Pedestal of the Jupiter Bonn, V, 246.?Relief representing in Northern Greek Poet, VII, 238.?Roman Wall England, VIII, 325. at Krumbacher, K. Greek Manuscripts Turin, VIII, 499. Roman from Kubitschek, W. Coins: of the Ara Pacis, VII, 247; Krusevo, from III, 64; of and Dryantilla, IV, 367; Roman, Veszpr?m, Notes on VIII, 120.?Era of Eleutheropolis, VII, 458.?Inscriptions: Greek, VII, 473; from Salona, VII, 487.?King Ecritusirus, X, 468.? 58 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Notes from the Leitha District, IV, 505.?Palestinian Roads in the Ono masticon of Eusebius, IX, 464; Quadrantes of Caligula and Claudian, IV, 545.?Road Map of the Time of Caracalla, VI, 484.?Roman Epitaph from Br?ck a. L., Ill, 555.?Studies of Roman Calendars, IX, 456. K?ppers. Ancient Long Jump, IV, 539. Kukula, R. C. Burning of the Artemisium at Ephesus, IX, 466. Kurth, J. Mosaic Inscriptions from Salonichi, II, 337. Kuruniotes, K. Black-figured Vases from Eretrian Tombs, III, 530.?Grave Chamber in Eretria, III, 68.?Greek Terra-cottas representing Bread making, I, 420.?Inscriptions from Eretria, III, 69.?Eleusinian K?pvoi, III, 302.? Sculptures from , V, 347. (See KOUROUNIOTES.) Kuzsinszky, V. Antiquities from Aquincum, III, 555. Kyle, M. G. Egyptian Antiquities in Philadelphia, ., X, 124.

Laban, F. Portraits by Van Dyck in the Berlin Gallery, VI, 97. Ladek, F. Inscriptions from Servia, VI, 355. Lafaye, G. Moulds for Imitations of Coins from Bordeaux, IV, 265.?Inscrip tions from V?nejean, VII, 132.?Roman Mosaics from Villelaure, VI, 370.?Statuette of Aphrodite from Syria, III, 122.?Toy Service from V?nejean, VIII, 368.?Work of the Austrian Archaeological Institute, VIII, 119. Lafenestre, G. Early French Painters at the Paris Exhibition of 1900, V, 119.?Paintings at the "Exposition des Primitifs fran?ais," IX, 237.?Van Dyck in France, IV, 519. Laffranchi, L. Coinage of Helena at Antioch, IX, 466.?Mint, Ticinum, VIII, 487. Lagrange, M. J. Limits of Gezer, III, 599.?Macedo-Sidonian Tombs at Beit-Djebrin, VII, 106.?Madaba Mosaic, II, 241. Lagumina, B. Arabic Inscriptions in , IV, 514. Laigue, de. Phoenician Cemeteries in Andalusia, III, 638. Laigue, J. de. Inscription from , IX, 363. Laigue, L. de. Ancient Tomb at the Isle of Wight, IV, 507.?Silver Rhyton in Trieste, VI, 215. Lambin, E. Arum in Gothic Flora, VI, 225.?Cathedral: Laon, V, 484; Rouen, V, 250 ; Senlis, III, 645 ; Soissons, III, 645.?Glass Painting in the Middle Ages, VI, 489. Lambros, S. P. American Excavations at Corinth, I, 351; Archaeological Notes from Crete, IV, 252.?Excavation in Eretria by Kuruniotis, III, 69.? Excavations by Tsountas in Paros, , and , II, 117.? Mycenaean Remains at Thebes, II, 114.?The Restoration of the Erech theum, VI, 356.?Semi-Centennial of the French School at Athens, III, 65.?Serangeum, Piraeus, I, 350.?Views of Dragatsis in regard to the Grave of Themistocles, II, 113. Lamkin, E. Cathedral of Meaux, IV, 551. Lammens, H. Greek Inscriptions from Sidon, III, 246. Lamperez y Romea, V. Church at Bamba, VI, 492.?Garcia's Plan of the Cathedral of Toledo, V, 250.?Sta. Maria in the Castle Loarre, VI, 492.? Spanish Christian Architecture: Byzantinism in, V, 368; Notes on, VI, 226. Lampropoulos, A. Ancient Silver Coins from Mycenae, I, 419.?Index to the "'E^fieplc 'ApxaLoloyiKTj," VIII, 485. Lanciani, R. Acquisitions of the Borghese and Corsini Galleries, IX, 138.? Ancient City of Aosta, IV, 255.?Ancient Reliefs at S. Saba, Rome, V, 352.?Ancient Roman Streets, II, 325.?Ashby's Views on the Site of Alba Longa, IV, 369.?Barracco Museum, VI, 80.?Basilica below S. Saba, Rome, V, 367.?Borghese Museum and Gallery, VI, 80.?Changes in the Piazza Venezia, Rome, IX, 121.?Chigi Botticelli, IV, 283.?Christian Antiquities from Rome, VIII, 128.?Coins and Utensils from Pompeii, V, 350.?Collections of Coins in Rome, V, 353.?Discovery of: a Statue of Peloponnesian Type in Rome, V, 352; Two Marble Sarcophagi in NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 59

Rome, IX, 138.?Domus Valeriorum, VII, 125.?Epigraphic Notes of Ferdinand? from the Church of the Carmel Ughelli, II, 322.?Epitaphs" ites in Rome, IV, 261.?The Eulogium Thuriae," III, 632.?Excavations and Discoveries at: Aquae Albulae, VII, 122; Norba, IX, 118; Pompeii, IV, 256; Rome (Forum), III, 540; IV, 257, 497; V, 104, 351; VI, 365; X, 352; Rome (various), II, 325; III, 548; IV, 261, 262, 500, 501; V, 117; hi; 119; of the VI," 126, 141, 383, 384; VIII, IX, X, 353.?Fragments: Forma Urbis," III, 546 ; from the Monument of Avilius Teres, VII, 383.?Frescoes: Italo-Byzantine, at Grottaferrata, IX, 137.?Graves at St. Agnese, Rome, VI, 94.?Inscribed Pedestals at Tivoli, VII, 385.?In scription : the Archaic, in the Roman Forum, IV, 257 ; from Piacenza, IV, 256; Honorary of Virginius Gallus, IX, 120.?Inscriptions from Rome, V, 352.?Mausoleum of Hadrian, V, 352; Mediaeval Frescoes in Sta. Maria Maggiore, Rome, IX, 138.?Mediaeval Hall of Justice at Rome, IV, 277.? Monastery of S. Saba, Rome, IV, 515.?Museo Ludovisi, VI, 80.?Plan of the Island of Aesculapius and the Circus of Maxentius, III, 546.?Pliny's Villa at Passerina, V, 103.?Thirteenth-century , Rome, VII," 141.? " Prehistoric Tomb in the Forum, VII, 125.?Publication of the Regesta of Mediaeval Roman Monasteries, III, 587.?The Purchase of the Ludo visi and Borghese Collections, V, 354.?Quagliati's Report on Early Pot tery from Taranto, IV, 263.?Record of the Roman Capture of a City, V> 353.?Restoration of Marble Plan of Rome, VII, 382.?Restoration of Mediaeval Churches in Rome, IV, 277.?Roman House under S. Cecilia, IV, 261.?Sta. Maria Antiqua, Rome, V, 368.?Sta. Maria Lib?ratrice, Rome, IV, 515.?A Sarcophagus, and Engraved Gems from Rome, III, 547.?Sculptures from Santa Marinella, Civita Vecchia, III, 536.?Skele tons and Ornaments discovered near Pompeii, VI, " 77.?Subterranean Chapel, Rome, III, 587.?Theft and Recovery of the Madonna del Ro sario," VI, 95.?Tombs and Epitaphs found near S. Paolo, Rome, III, 547.?Topography of the Via Latina, X, 464.?The "Trajan" of the Villa Barberini, III, 535.?Virgin by Botticelli at Piacenza, VII, 140.? The Volcanal, VI, 78. Landau, W. von. Excavations in the Temple of , Sidon, IX, 343. Lang, A. Bronze and Iron in Homer, X, 456. Langdon, A. G. Sculptured Norman Tympana in Cornwall, III, 103. Lanore. Bayeux Tapestry, VIII, 330. Lanore, M. Twelfth-century Fa?ade of Chartres Cathedral, IV, 379, 551. L. Various Discoveries at 81. Lanzi, " Terni, VI, Larizza, P. Rhegium Chalcidense," X, 464. Larkby, J. R. Churches of Hayling Island, VII, 256; Kentish Churches, VI, 228.?St. Mary's at Horton , X, 212.?St. Mary's at Recul ver, VII, 493.?Monmouthshire Buildings, IV, 553. Lasteyrie, R. de. Bilson's Studies of Norman Vaulting in England, VI, 493.? Date of the Portal of St. Trophime at Aries, V, 250.?Sculptures of Chartres, VII, 491. V. Golden Seal of Mich?le 109. Lazzarini, " " Steno, III, Lathrop, F. The New Velasquez in Boston, IX, 498. Latyschew, B. Metrical Inscriptions from , X, 332. Lauer, P. Excavations under the Sancta Sanctorum, Rome, V, 117. Launay, L. de. Decoration of Monuments at Mycenae, IV, 359. of Laurent. Sculptured Byzantine Plaques from Delphi, III, 324.?Statuette the at Constantinople, V, 482. Laurent, J. Christian Delphi, IV, 549. Laurent, M. Amphora of Geometric Style, VI, 469.?Eretrian Sixth-century Amphorae, VI, 471.?Inscriptions from Delphi, VII, 470.?Veiled Achilles in Greek Vase-Paintings, III, 305. Lauzun, P. Female Statuette from Saint-Hilaire-sur-Garonne, VII, 132.? So-called Statue of Ausonius at Auch, X, 467. Lavar, H. Celtic Burial at Colchester, X, 360. Laville. Prehistoric Stations of Haute-Bruy?res, II, 237. 6o INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Lawson, J. K. Portrait of Himself by Lorenzo Lotto, IX, 497. Le Breton, G. Two Tapestries at Rouen, III, 100. Le Brun, G. Brueghel, the Elder, VII, 502. Lechat, H. Agias of Lysippus, V, 233.?Archaeological Bulletin, III, 607; at IV, 540; V, 235.?Archaic Apollo Brussels, V, 231.?Benndorf's" Theory of the Origin of Acroteria, IV, 524.?Collignon, The Tiara of Saita of Greek phernes, IV, 540.?Development Sculpture, IV, " 343.?Develop ment of the Greek Temple, VI, 202.?Haussoullier, Caligula et le Temple d'Apollon Didym?en," IV, 524.?Origin and Development of the Greek Temple, V, 458.?Poros Pediment Sculptures on the Acropolis, III, 289.?The Rampin Head, VII, 236.?Robert, "Der m?de Silen," V, 238.? "Kentaurenkampf und Trag?dienscene," IV, 531.?Summaries of Articles: on Greek Sculpture, VI, 469; on Greek Vases, V, 238; on Vase-paintings, I^> 53! ; VI, 471.?The Temple at Thermus and the Tholos at Epidaurus, VI, 462.?Tettix worn in Hair, III, 628.?Victorious Praying Athlete, VIII, 308. Lecrivain, C. Acholius, III, 621. Ledieu, A. House of Fran?ois I, Abbeville, VI, 233. Lefebvre, G. Greek Inscriptions from Tehneh, IX, 99.?Ostraca from Luxor, IX, 98.?Papyri: from Magdola, IX, 99; from Nahas, VII, 362. Lef?vre-Pontalis, E. Cathedral of Laon, V, 250; Cathedral of Noyon, IV, 380; V, 250. Legge, F. Carved Slate from Upper Egypt, X, 335.?Early Monarchs of Egypt, X, 438.?Magic Ivories of Egypt, X, 180, 439. Legge, W. H. Bishopston Church, VIII, 331.?Church of Ringmer, III, 325.? Early Art in Sussex Churches, IX, 489.?Mediaeval Purses, VIII, 328.? Mediaeval Roll of Prayers, VIII, 502.?Old Sussex Pottery, VII, 503. Legrain, G. Enclosure of King Samou or Seshmou at El-Kab, IX, 458.? Inscriptions: from Gebel Abou Gorab, X, 188; in the Quarries of El Hosh, X, 334. P. E. Promanteia at A Legrand, " " Delphi, V, 240.?Troezen: Building, III, 260; a Hestiatorion at, IX, 355; X, 444; Inscriptions, VI, 473; IX, 355. Legrange. Archaeological Exploration in Negeb, IX, 101. Lehmann, C. F. Cyrus's Expedition against , III, 117.?Inscriptions from Armenia, IV, 245.?Pre-Hellenic Rock Builders, X, 200.?Sarapis, II, 240.?Weights: from Babylonian to Roman Times, V, 476; from Thera, VII, 244. Lehner, H. Aliso, VI, 85.?Collections of Antiquities in West Germany, I, 375 ; III, 89.?Excavations in the Province of the Rhine, VI, 84.?New Governor of Germany, VI, 85.?Pre-Roman Walls near Urnitz, VI, 222.? Roman Antiquities in the Rhineland, V, no.?Roman Camp at Neuss, VI, 85.?Roman Fortress at Andernach, VI, 223.?Roman House at Tr?ves, III, 270.?Roman Remains discovered at Neuss, IX, 362.?Servandus and Vindex, VIII, 324. Lehrs, M. Fifteenth-century Printer's Signet, II, 344.?Master of the Berlin Passion, V, 257. Lenormant, C. Archaeological Congress at Athens, X, 102.?Temple of Augustus and at Vienne, X, 467. Lenschau. Topography of Acragas, VII, 482. Leo, F. An Ostracon from Luxor, IX, 99. Leonardi, V. Paolo Romano, V, 253. Leonardos, B. I. Attic Inscriptions of Roman Times, III, 615.?Excavations at the Amphiareum at , X, 341, 342.?Lycosura: Excavations, I, 351; an Inscribed Measure, III, 620; Inscriptions, I, 413 ;Mosaic in the Temple, III, 613 ; Rules of the Temple, III, 619. Leonhard, R. Paphlagonian Rock-tombs, X, 188.?Prehistoric Rock-monu ments in Paphlagonia, IX, 346. Leprieur, P. Albert Bossy Gift to the Louvre, IX, 237. Lepzy, M. L. Reliquaries in the Form of Busts at Cracow, IV, 549. Lessert, P. de. Christian Lead Medals from Carthage, VIII, 391. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 6l

Lessing. Hildesheim Silver Treasure, III, 148. Le Strange, G. Baghdad under the , V, 455. Le Strange, H. Saxon Brooch at Hunstanton, VIII, 400. Lethaby, W. R. Date of the Northeast Door of the Cathedral at Rouen, X, 129.?Painted Chamber of the Palace of Westminster, -X, 212.?Sculp tures of Wells Cathedral, X, 211. Le Tourneau, M. Byzantine Embroidery at Sal?nica, IX, 486. Leure, G. Attic Bas-Relief at Constantinople, V, 464. Levi, E. Frescoes by Ghirlandaio in the Ognissanti, Florence, II, 157. I. Malkandros in the of Levy, " " Inscription Eshmounazar, IX, 200.?Municipal Honorarium at , IV, 523.?Sicilian Gods, III, 637. Leynaud. Catacombs of Hadrumetum, X, 123, 374. Lewin, L. Ancient Bronze-casting, V, 454. B. Roman in South 86. Lewis, " Antiquities Germany, III, Libbey, W. The Jordan Valley and Petra," IX, 342. Liebl, H. Epigraphical Notes from Slavonia and Southern Hungary, IV, at 505.?Latin Inscriptions from Dalmatia, VI, 344.?Roman Gravestones Kistanje, VII, 370. Lieblein, J. Early Monarchs of Egypt, X, 438. Lindet, L. Ancient Grist-mill, IV, 340, 521.?Renaissance Allegorical Repre sentations of the Mill and the Wine Press, V, 252. T. M. Sta. Maria 225. Lindsay, Antiqua, Rome," VI, F. from D?rer's Netherland Sketchbook," V, 258. Lippmann, " Drawing Lisle, L. de. A la M?moire de Jean Gutenberg," VI, 233. Littig, F. Altar to Hercules in Elbe, VIII, 319. Littmann, E. New Inscriptions from Si', IX, 343. Lockyer, N. Age of Stonehenge, VI, 457. Loddo, R. Primitive Tombs in , VII, 384. Loeschcke, G. A Castellani Vase from Aegina, II, 281.?Date of the Hermes of of Alcamenes, VIII, 473.?Greek Origin of the Arts and Industries the Rhine Provinces, III, 154.?Head of Hermes in Bonn, VI, 199.?Some at New Antiquities in the Academic Museum Bonn, II, 130.?Votive Offer ings to Dolichenus, VI, 223. at Malcolm Loeser, C. Drawings: Italian, in the Museum Berlin, VII, 402; Collection in the British Museum, II, 345 ; of Old Masters in the Turin in the Berlin Library, III, 508 ; the Von Beckerath, Museum, VII, 402.? Lorenzo di Credi, VI, 230.?Paolo Uccello, III, 155. Medea and the Loewy, E. Berlin and Lateran Reliefs of Peliades, I, 403.? of Interpretation of the Diadumenos of Polyclitus, X, 445.?Original Ancient Representations of the Judgment of Paris, X, 465.?" Praying Minor and the of Boy" of the Berlin Museum, VI, 467.?Scopas Figure Hercules Olivarius, I, 406 ; II, 279. a to Logan, M. Attribution of "Holy Family" Granacci, VIII, 332.?Com del of Pesellino, VI, 230.?Paintings by Jacopo Sellaio, V, 255.? Matteo da Siena at S. Paintings by Borgo Sepulchro," IX, 492.?Picture by in in Butinone the Louvre, IX, 495.?" Sposalizio Caen," IV, 557.?Un known Pictures in the Museum of Virgin and Child " Nevers, IX, 235.?A surrounded by Angels in the Museum at Nevers, VIII, 397. of the Lohmeyer, K. Leaden Tablets with Devotiones, X, 201.?Poet-relief 217. Lateran, IX, " Lolling, H. P. Catalogue of the Inscriptions in the Epigraphical Museum at Athens," IV, 354. Lopez, M. F. Conical Tumuli at Carmona, III, 280. Lord, A. W. The American Academy in Rome, VIII, 130. at Nau LoRiMER, H. L. Ancient Greek Country Cart, VII, 475.?Excavations cratis, IX, 338. from Tralles at Con LovATELLi, E. C. Etruscan Hairpin, VI, 484.?Reliefs stantinople, V, 229. Lovett, E. The Penannular Brooch, VIII, 466. 62 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Lucas, H. Discus-thrower of Myron, VI, 204.?Ganymedes at N?mes, VII, 239.?Greek Inscriptions from Palestine, VII, 365.?Mosaic of Aristo, VII, 246.?Reliefs from the Basilica of at Rome, IV, 542.? Romulus and Remus Myth on a Relief, IV, 542.?Types of Athletes in Ancient Art, IX, 206.?Vase-painting of Silenus before Midas, V, 469. Lucchini, L. The Castello di Santa Croce at Cremona, VII, 253.?Monu mental Doorway and Reliefs from an Arch at Cremona, VII, 257.?Sculp tor of the Porta Stanga from Cremona, VI, 494. Luckenbill, D. D. German Excavations at Asshur, X, 336. Ludwig, G. Bonifazio di Pitati da Verona, VI, 231.?Venetian Painters, IV, 556; V, 254.?The Vivarini Family, IV, 384. W. Arabian of 228. Luedtke, Ninth-century" Description Rome, IX, Lugari, G. B. The Domine quo Vadis," VI, 224. Lugschneider, P. B. Tomb with Hebrew and Greek Inscriptions near Jeru salem, VI, 61. G. Botti's Excavation of the at 511. Lumbroso, " Serapeum Alexandria, III, Lumet, DE Lajonqui?re, E. Inventaire Descriptif des Monuments du Cam bodge," VII, 454. Lummis, C. F. Spanish-American Paintings at Los Angeles, IX, 143.?Work of the Southwest Society of the Archaeological Institute, IX, 387. Luneau, L. Coins from Saint-Etienne-des-Landes, V, 356. Lupattelli, A. Etruscan Sculptures at , IV, 495. Luschan, F. v. Ancient Bronze-casting, V, 454.?German Excavations at Sendchirli, VII, 459. Luschan, V. The Homeric Bow, III, 625. Arts in the De Lythgoe, A. M. Acquisitions of the Boston Museum of Fine Dr. at partment of Egyptology, IX, 373 ; X, 364.?Work with Reisner Gizeh, X, 364.

M. de. Bust of Antoine Arnaud de la Briffe, VII, 260. Maass, E. Greeks in Southern Gaul, X, 467.?Metrodorus the Periegete, VII, 245.?Tablet from Salzburg with Astronomical Representations, VII, 249.?Temple of Helios at Athens, VII, 463. Macallister, R. A. S. A Comparison of Discoveries at Gezer, Megiddo, and 'anach, X, 440.?Gezer: The Discovery of a Cuneiform Tablet, IX, 342; Excavation of the Mound, IX, 342; Excavations, VII, 106, 365; X, 97; Three Ossuary Inscriptions, X, 337.?Graffito in the Tomb of Apollo at Marissa, X, 441.?Ossuary of Nicanor, X, 184.?Palestinian Potter's Seals, X, 184.?Tombs in the Valley of Hinnom, V, 88. Macdonald, G. IATON on Coins from , III, 137.?Pseudo-autono near mous Coinage of Antioch, IX, 213.?Roman Camp Kirkintilloch, VIII, 375.?Seleucid Portraits from , VII, 459. MacDougall, A. Relief of St. Patrick, X, 130. Mace, A. C. Cemeteries of Abydos, V, 85. " of Greek and Mach, E. von. Greek Sculpture," VIII, 304.?" A Handbook and Roman Roman Sculpture," IX, 467.?Sketch of Greek Sculpture, V, 460. " " Machiels, A. 's Portrait of a Man in the Louvre, X, 129. MacIvor, D. R. Prehistoric Cemeteries at Abydos, V, 85.?A Twelfth Dy nasty Temple at Abydos, V, 85. MacIvor, R. Ruins in Rhodesia, X, 90. Mackenzie, D. Cos , III, 625.?Melos: Ancient Sites, III, 257; Excavations by the British School, II, 316; IV, 492; Successive Settlements, III, 531.?Pottery of Cnossus, VII, 468. Mackowsky, H. Sperandio of Mantua, III, 648. Mission dans Macler, F. Archaeological Journey near Damascus, V, 456.?" les R?gions d?sertiques de la Syrie moyenne," VIII, 348. Macmillan, G. A. Excavations at Cnossus, VIII, 358.?Objects from the Sanctuary at Cnossus, VII, 374.?Sanctuary of Dictaean Zeus at Palaeo kastro, VIII, 359.? Orthia, Sparta, X, 348. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 63

Macquoid, P. Form and Decoration in English Silver Plate, VII, 503. Macridy, T. Discoveries at Notium, X, 340. Maestri, V. Mediaeval Architecture in the Modenese Apennines, VI, 490; VII, 489. Maeterlinck, L. An Ecce Homo by Jerome Bosch, IV, 558.?Grotesque mals in Flemish Manuscripts, VII, 492.?Jacques Daret, VI, 234.?Paint ing by K. D. Kauninck in the Museum at Ghent, VII, 501.?A Painting by Lievin de Witte in Ghent, IV, 558.?Roger van der Weyden, VI, 234.? Satirical Picture of the Duke of Alva, VIII, 336. Magistretti, M. The Monastery at Ci vate, III, 155. Magne, C. Gallo-Roman Antiquities from Paris, X, 117. Mahaffy, J. P. Greek Inscriptions at Clandeboye, I, 418.?'s Pillar at Alexandria, I, 396. , A. Bronze in Berlin, VII, 474.?Delphian Charioteer, V, 231.?Head of an Ephebus in the Louvre, IX, 205.?Minerva of Poitiers, VII, 250.?Niceratus, IX, 470.?Original of the Medicean Aphrodite, VII, in the of the 466; X, 446.?Pythian Apollo Louvre, " VI, 466.?Replica Aphrodite of Aries, Louvre, VI, 466.?The Heracles of Onatas," III, 604. Mahler, E. E. Meyer's "Egyptian Chronology," X, 179.?Ephebus at Ma drid, X, 190.?The Month Abib, X, 186.?Sothis and Lunar Dates, IX, 457 Maier, A. Birth of Pandora in Art, IX, 204. Maignan, A. Antiquities in the Maignan Collection, I, 404.?Mounted War rior Carved from aWhale's Jawbone, II, 340. Maionica, E. Chrysopolis Aquileia, IV, 367. Maionica, H. Inscriptions from Grado, III, 79, 267. Ma?tre, L. Worship of Saints in Crypts and beside Springs, VI, 489.?Early Basilicas at Lyons, VII, 491. Majocchi, R. Giancarlo Rossi Treasure, VIII, 498. Makridy (Bey). Excavations in the Temple of Eshmun at Sidon, IX, 343. Malagola, C. Repairs of the Tower of St. Mark's Cathedral, VII, 142. Malaguzzi, F. Documents concerning Fifteenth-century Italian Painters, V, 120.?Fresco by Bernardo Butinone, VI, 497.?Portrait of Bianca Maria Sforza by Ambrogio de Pr?dis, VII, 259.?The School of Francia, VI, ^498. " E. L'Art du XIII si?cle en M?le, Religieux France," IV, 378.?Miniatures" at the des by Bourdichon, VI, 501 ; IX, 383.?Miniatures" " Exposition Primitifs fran?ais," IX, 237.?The Mysteries and the Art of the Fif teenth Century, VIII, 503.?"Mysteries" and Baccio Baldini, IX, 490; X, 483. Mallet, J. Early Church at Angoul?me, II, 153. Mallon, A. Bas-Reliefs of the Sphinx at Cairo, IX, 458. Malmberg. Fragments from the West Pediment of the Parthenon, I, 402. Malsdorf. Photographic Apparatus for Libraries, VI, 91. Maltezos, K. The Clepsydra, VII, 244. Manceri, E. Giacomo Serpotta, VI, 230.?Little-known Works of Art in Sicily, X, 369.?Pietro Novelli, VII, 259.?Riccardo Quartararo, VI, 232.? The Work of Francesco Laurana in Sicily, X, 481. Mancini, R. Etruscan Walls and other Remains at Orvieto, III, 75. Mandach, C. de. Leonardo's Use of Antique Gems, IX, 491. Mandin, M. J. Cloister of Puy-Saint-Front, P?rigueux, III, 588. Mann, MacL. Prehistoric Settlement at Stranraer, VII, 391. Mannai, E. Primitive Tombs in Cagliari, VII, 384. Mansuy. Prehistoric Stations of Haute-Bruy?res, II, 237. Manteyer, G. de. Lanuvium Inscription at Rome, III, 319.?Seal of Foulques le Count of 491. Jeune, " Anjou, VI," Marcel, P. Dance Paysanne by Watteau, VIII, 506. Marchand. Inscriptions from Bourg, VII, 131. Marchesetti, C. de. Castellieri at Trieste, VIII, 372. 64 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

A. de. An of Marchi, Inscription "eulogistic Athens, VII, 471. Marcou, P. F. Bronzes of the Exposition R?trospective de l'Art Fran?ais," V, 118.?Gift of Adolphe De Rothschild to the Louvre, VI, 384.?Iron Work at Paris Exposition, V, 119.?Ivories at the Paris Exposition, IV, 522.?Objects of Art in the Dutuit Collection, VII, 400. Marguillier, A. Baumgartner Altar-piece at Munich, VII, 402. Mariani, L. Alfedena: Excavations at, VI, 362; the Necropolis, VI, 75.? Archaic Greek Peplus Figures, I, 400.?Early Remains near Piperno, IV, 368.? of the Piazza Sciarra, Rome, III, 140.?Restored Statue of Cora in Rome, IX, 479.?A Statue of a Roman Matron from Monte Cavo, II, 120.?Statues of Women Clad in the Peplus, II, 266. Marinelli, L. Architect of the Loggia del Consiglio, Verona, VII, 257.? Castles of Verona, VII, 490. Marks, A. The Brothers Van Eyck, VII, 500.?Collaboration of the Brothers Van Eyck, VIII, 336.?Ghent Altar-piece, VII, 261.?Nero's Great Ship Canal, IV, 369. Marquet de Vasselot, J. J. The Exposition of Flemish Brass at Dinant, VIII, 132.?Limoges Enamels, X, 210.?The Reliquary of Reichenau, IV, 553.?Reliquary Casket at Quedlinberg, V, 251.?Sixteenth-century Ger man Plaquette in the Louvre, VII, 502.?Treasure of the Abbey of Reichenau, V, 485. Marrai, B. Tabernacle of Verrocchio in Or San Mich?le, VII, 257. Marriott, H. P. F. Family Portraits in Pompeii, I, 428. Marshall, F. H. Ancient Rings pierced with Nails in the British Museum, IX, 217. Martha. Etruscan Inscription from Carthage, IV, 375. Martha, J. Types of Coins of Brutus, II, 324. Martin, A. Alignments and Tumuli at Grand-Resto, III, 242.?A Tumulus in Morbihan, III, 242, 554. Martin, A. T. Discoveries at Bath, X, 359.?Excavations at Caerwent: VI, 372; VII, 391; VIII, 375; X, 119. Martin, H. Mediaeval Portraits in Manuscripts, VII, 395.?Sketches for Miniatures in Mediaeval Manuscripts, IX, 227. Martin, J. R. Portrait by Gentile from Constantinople, X, 366. to Marucchi, O. Ancient Baptistery at Rome, VI, 93.?Ancient Testimony Bones the Martyrdom of St. Peter in Rome, VI, 224.?The of the Scilli t?, VI, 93.?Bronze Slave Collar from the Tiber, VIII, 130.?Catacombs: on at Albano, VIII, 326; on the Janiculum, VIII, 130; the Via Latina, of Commodilla at VIII, 130.?Cathedral at Parenzo, III, 151.?Cemetery the of Domi Rome, IX, 378.?Christian Inscriptions concerning Catacomb tilla, VI, 488.?Discoveries: under Sta. Cecilia in Trastevere, IV, 501; Various, in Rome, V, 106; VI, 79.?Early Christian Monuments, Rome, in VI, 382.?Egyptian Obelisks Manufactured Rome, II, 325.?Epitaph: defining "Crypta," IX, 379; of Laurentia, the Mother of Damasus, VIII, 129.?Excavations in: Catacombs of Rome, X, 126; Church of Sta. Maria Antiqua, VI, 94.?Fragment of the Calendar of Verrius Flaccus, X, 109.?Inscriptions from the Obelisks in Benevento, IX, 116.?Mosaic on a Christian Inscription from Madaba, VIII, 127.?New Symbolism in Sarcophagus from Rome, I, 438.?Site where Peter Baptized Rome, VI, 488 ; VIII, 327, 497. at Mason, C. Church of St. Levan in Cornwall, VIII, 502.?Manor House Northborough, X, 212. Maspero, G. Am?lineau's Excavations in Egypt, II, 101.?Am?lineau's Views on the Tomb of Osiris at Abydos, III, 113.?Colossal Head of from Alexandria, III, 598.?Consecration of the New Temple of Phtah, IV, 522.?Egyptian Stele with Relief, IV, 340.?Excavations in Egypt, V, 84.?Pyramid of Unas at Sakk?ra, VI, 60.?Restorations and Discov eries at Thebes (Egypt), VI, 60.?Silverware and Jewellery from Toukhel Garamous, X, 95.?Stele of Nectanebo II from Naucratis, IV, 480.?The NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 65

"Table of Offerings" in the Egyptian Tombs, I, 396.?Tomb of Thut m?sis Discoveries in of the " IV, VII, 363.?Various Egypt, VI, 59.?Work Service des Antiquit?s," IX, 97. Massaic, L. M. de. Vestments of St. Hugues at Valsainte, X, 211. Massies, G. Gallic Antefixes from Meaux, IX, 360. E. W. G. Pool of Masterman, " " Bethesda, IX, 463. Mau, A. Amores in the House of the Vettii, Pompeii, VI, 217.? castellum, Pompeii, IX, 221.?Archaic Column from Pompeii, VIII, 317.? Degering's Discussion of Osean Inscriptions from Pompeii, IV, 365.? Excavations in ?nsula VI, 15, Pompeii, III, 71.?Houses at Pompeii, VI, 478.?" Katalog der Bibliothek des kaiserlich deutschen archaeologischen Instituts in Rom," VI, 457.?Old Column in Pompeii, IX, 217; X, 459.? Pompeian Epigram on Micon and Pero, X, 201.?Pompeian Wall-paint ing, IX, 218.?Pompeian Wine-press, VIII, 317.?"Praying " Boy," VII, 239.?Roman Wall Paintings, VII, 480.?" Rostra Caesaris in the Ro man Forum, X, 459.?Temple of Venus Pompeiana, V, 477.?Temple of Vespasian at Pompeii, V, 243. , Maumen?, C. Megalithic Monuments of the Province of Constantine, VI, 199. Maurice, J. Bronze Medal of Constantine, X, 202.?Coinage of Helena at Antioch, IX, 466.?Coin Portraits: Italian and Carthaginian, of Maxen of the Third and Fourth of tius, VIII, 487; Roman, Centuries," IX, 220; Roman Emperors, VII, 247.?Coins : with the Inscription Constantiniana Dafne," VI, 482; of Galerius, X, 470; Roman, from Maroc, VIII, 379.? Constantinian Coinage of London, V, 245.?Date of Constantine's Imperial Title, VI, 482.?Labarum of Constantine, VIII, 495 ; IX, 225.?Medallion of Constantine II, VIII, 487.?Mints of the Age of Constantine, IV, 366.? Numismatic Evidence of the Imperial Cult in the Fourth Century, VIII, 487.?Roman Mint at Tr?ves, VIII, 493. May, T. Roman Potter's Kiln, at Stockton Heath, V, 113. Mayence, F. Terra-cotta Braziers, X, 105. Mayens, P. Marignan's Monograph on the Date of the Bayeux Tapestry, VIII, 330. Mayer, M. Painted Vases from the Necropolis of Canosa, III, 142.?Pre hellenic Ceramics: of Apulia, II, 321; of Daunia, IX, 480; of Peucetia, IV, 363.?Prehellenic Greek Remains in Lower Italy, X, 108. Mayer-Lambert. Translation of a Phoenician Inscription from Avignon, II, 127. " " Mayeur, P. An Annunciation at Donzy, X, 209. Mayeux, H. The Infancy of Art, II, 237. Maynial, E. Salutations of Nero, VI, 217; IX, 219. Mayr, A. Phoenician Tombs in Malta, X, 435. Maxe-Werly. Francesco da Laurana, III, 651. Mazzatinti, G. The Architect of the Palazzo de' Consoli at Gubbio, VI, 490. McDowell, K. A. Greek Portrait Heads, VIII, 476.?Heads of the Choiseul Gouffier of in Type, IX, 204.?Portrait " Rome, X, 444.?Pre Lysippic Type of Heracles, IX, 470.?So-called Sardanapalus," IX, 205. McMahon, R. C. White Lecythus from Eretria, X, 193. Mead, F. H. Peabody Museum, Harvard University, IX, 498. Mehlis, C. Archaeological Investigations in the Middle Rhineland, IV, 504.? Excavations in the Palatinate, V, 109.?Hallstatt Necropolis at Neustadt, V, no.?Merovingian Graves at Gr?nstadt, IV, 517.?Roman Inscrip tions from Eisenberg, VIII, 370. Meissner, B. Babylonian Legal Procedure, IX, 461.?Inscription of Nebuchad of the nezzar, X, " 183.?Meaning Sign NI-GIS, X, 183. Meister, B. Von Babylon nach den Ruinen von Hira und Huarnaq," VI, 61. Meister, R. and , IX, 214.?An Early Thessalian Decree, I, 412.?Elean Decree of Amnesty, III, 618.?Inscription: , of Xuthias, I, 412; Pamphylian, from , IX, 202; Troezenian, concern ing Damages, VI, 473.?Inscriptions, from Aegina mentioning Aphaia, VI, 69; Notes on Greek, IV, 353. 5 66 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Melani, A. Bronze Doors in Italy, VII, 490.?Fall of the Tower of St. Mark's Cathedral, VII, 142.?Italian Bell Towers, VII, 253.?Mediaeval Italian Town Halls, VII, 253.?Reliquary of Jacopo at Pistoia, VII, 254.?Repre sentations of the Nativity by the Pisani, VII, 254.?Sculptor of the Porta Stanga from Cremona, VI, 494. A. Palace of Melano, " Theodoric, Ravenna, IV, 277. Mellen, G. De lus Fabula Capita Selecta," VII, 476. M?ly, F. de. Altarpiece in the Hospice at Beaune, X, 483.?Ancient Sculpture at of " Avallon, IX, 125.? Nichephorus Botoniates, V, 247.?Chinese De Monstris," II, 238.?Chinese Porcelain in Europe, VIII, 93.?Great Temple at Babylon, V, 85.?The Holy Lance, I, 439; II, 338.?Miniature of Eighth-century Warrior, IX, 139.?Relics from the Crown of Thorns, IV, 377, 380, 548; V, 247, 482.?Reliquary of St. Nazarius at Milan, VII, 254.?Sacred Image of Christ in the Lateran, X, 207.?Sacred Sheet of Xabregas, VI, 489.?Signatures of French Mediaeval Sculptors, X, 210.? Silver Box of the Fourth Century at Milan, IV, 550.?Statue in the Greek Style at Autun, VIII, 365.?Tomb of St. Wenceslas at Prague, IV, 381.? Treasure of the Sacristy of the Patriarchs at Moscow, X, 205.?Vases of Cana, IX, 226. Melucci, P. Inscription on the Column of Phocas, VII, 482. Mendel, G. Archaic Thasian Reliefs, VI, 465.?Baths and Temple at Aphro disias, X, 337.?Excavations at Tegea, VII, 378.?Inscriptions: from Bithy nia, VI, 350; IX, 102; from Kidros, VII, 367; from Paphlagonia, IX, 102; from Thasos, V, 348.?Monuments in the Museum of Konia, VII, of the Thasian 205. 367.?Studniczka's " Theory " Reliefs, IX, Mendelsohn, H. Immaculate Conception by Dosso Dossi, IX, 496. Mengarelli, R. Antiquities from Conca, III, 72.?Early Tombs at Grotta ferrata, VII, 124.?Excavations at Norba, VI, 363; VIII, in; X, 108.? Mooring Stone at , V, 354.?Necropolis at Viterbo, V, 355.? Tombs at Corneto, V, 349. Menotti. Paintings by Van Dyke at Genoa, II, 155. Mensignac, C. de. Gallic Jupiter at Bordeaux, IX, 359. Meomartini, A. Benevento: Mosaic and Inscription, III, 534; Sculptures, IX, 356; Temple of Isis, IX, 115.?Inscribed Seal from S. Angelo a Cupolo, III, 548. Mercer. Nationality of the Chieftain at Nocera, III, 151. Mercer, W. Etruscan Tombs at Perugia, V, 103. Merlet, R. Cathedral of Chartres, VII, 256. Merlin, A. Epitaphs relating to the Vetidii of Khamissa, VIII, 495.?Inscrip tions from: A?n-Fourna, IX, 364; Bulgaria, V, 112; relating to Plautianus from Northern Africa, X, 122. Merrill, E. T. Arch of Trajan at Beneventum, VI, 479. O. of Charles Le Merson, "Destroyed Paintings Brun," IV, 384. Mesnil, J. Tobias and the Three Archangels in the Accademia, Florence, VI, 497 Messerschmidt, L. Babylonian Method of Naming the Years, X, 182. Mestwerdt, G. Roman Terra-cottas from the H?nenberg at Nymwegen, VIII, 118. Meurer, M. Clazomenian Sarcophagi, VII, 235. Meyer, A. G. Sculptor of the S. Abondio Altar in the Cathedral of Como, II, 342 Meyer, E. Egyptian Chronology, IX, 457. Michaelis, A. Alexandrian Bronze Figure at Weimar, I, 396.?Colossi of Monte in the Cavallo, III, 318.?Drawings " "Escurial, Madrid, IX, 381.? Habich's Interpretation of the Discobolus in the Vatican, III, 298.? Italian Temples, IV, 541.?Lost Statue of the Enthroned Zeus, III, 631.? Rooms of the Erechtheum, VII, 236.?Temples of Athena on the Acropolis, VI, 462. Michaelson, H. Lucas Cranach and his Relation to Sculpture, V, 257. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 67

Michel, A. Acquisitions of the Louvre: Department of Mediaeval Renais sance, and Modern Sculpture, VII, 400.?Statue of the School of Cham 210.?Statues of St. St. and St. pagne, X, " Anna, Peter, Susanna, V, 251. Michel, E. Bode, Die Gemaeide Galerie des Herrn R. Kann in Paris," V, 369.?Paintings of the Dutuit Collection, VII, 400.?Rembrandt Ex hibition at Amsterdam, III, 327.?Wooden Manikins of the Sixteenth Century in Madrid, VIII, 396. Michon, E. Acquisitions of the Louvre: Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities, VII, 132; VIII, 115; IX," 361, 362; X, 356.?Ancient Statues from France, VI, 485.?The of Ch?teau d'Ecouen," IV, 373.?Aphrodite of Melos, V, 234; VI, 468.?Archaeological Dis coveries at Aries and Sens, IX, 125.?The Azara Herrn, X, 447.?The Barberini Faun, VIII, 476.?Discoveries in France, VIII, 114.?Draped Female Torso in the Louvre, IX, 467.?An Eros and a Satyr in the Mu seum at Montauban, IV, 373.?Funerary Inscriptions from the Courajod Collection in the Louvre, III, 83.?Head of in the Louvre, VII, 237.?Head of Constantine from Niche, VI, 480.?The of Admiral Halgan in the Louvre, IV, 349.?Louvre: (Clarac, II, pi. 162, 332), IV, 371; Cat. Sommaire des Marbres Antiques, No. 2439, I, 407.? Marble Lecythus in the Louvre, X, 190.?Mars Ultor on the Breastplate of the Augustus from Prima Porta, VI, 480.?Replica of the Aphrodite of Aries, VII, 466.?Seventeenth-century Bronze Relief in the Louvre, X, 216.?"Statue of Julian" in the Louvre, VI, 216.?Statues from Smyrna in the Louvre and at Versailles, VIII, 305.?Various Discoveries in France, VI, 369. MiCKLETHWAiTE, J. T. Cox's Views on the Saxon Crypt at Repton, III, 277. Mielich. Castle at Amra, VI, 56. MiGEON, G. Bronze Statuette and Silver Plaque of the Italian Renaissance, X, 216.?Exhibition: of Mohammedan Art in Paris, VII, 401 ; of Religious Art at D?sseldorf, VII, 138.?Gift of Adolphe de Rothschild to the Louvre, with Metallic Collec VI, 384.?Oriental " Pottery Lustre, VI, 223.?Peyre lection in the Mus?e des Arts D?coratifs," Paris, X, 128.?Unpublished Monuments of Moslem Art, X, 472. Milani, L. A. Ancient Necropolis at Saturnia, IV, 501.?Anthropoid Vases from Cetona and Chiusi, V, 102.?Antiquities discovered at Castiglione della Pescaia, III, 535.?Attic Vases, etc., from Populonia, X, no.?Bronze Busts from Chiusi, VI, 75.?Etruscan Cippus at Florence, IX, 117.?The Fran?ois Vase, VII, 123, 381.?Niger Lapis and the Objects near it, V, 245.?The Origin of the Mundus and the Templum, VI, 219.?Palette in Etruscan Tombs, VII, 484. Milano, E. Signed Picture by Giulio Campi, X, 366. Milchhoefer, A. The Theseum, IV, 538. MiLKOWicz, W. Fresco Calendars at Woronetz and Suczawitza, III, 157. Millet. The Marbles of St. Mark's, Venice, IV, 550. Millet, G. Byzantine: Domed Churches, IX, 485; Embroidery at Sal?nica, IX, 486; Inscriptions from Mistra, IV, 276; from Trebizond, II, 152.? Mt. Athos: Researches, III, 276; IX, 485.?Proposed Corpus of Greek Christian " Inscriptions, X, " 366. MiLLiET, P. Haggard Eyes in Alexandrian Sculpture, X, 447. Milne, J. G. Clay Sealings from the Fayum, X, 334.?Coins from Egypt, IX, 476.?Greek Inscriptions from Egypt, VI, 212. , P. J. O. Symbolism in Templars' Chapel, Garway, IV, 382. Miske, K. v. Velem St. Veit: Prehistoric Antiquities, X, 358; Recent Discov eries, VIII, 120. Mitchell, H. P. Altar Cross and Candlesticks in the Victoria and Albert Museum, X, 374. Modern, H. Diirer's "Triumphal Chariot of the Emperor Maximilian," II, at 157.?Paintings by Tiepolo Lake Como, VII, 139. 68 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Modigliani, E. Cathedra of Maximianus at Ravenna, VIII, 128.?The Cor visieri Collection of Seals, VIII, 130. " M?ller, E. von. Disappointed Suitor in Raphael's Sposalizio," VIII, 334. Molin, A. de. Inscriptions on Burgundian Belt-buckles, VI, 491. MoLiNiER. A Greek Curse-inscription from Carthage, IV, 272. MoLiNiER, E. Enamel Paintings at the Paris Exposition, V, 119.?"Exposition R?trospective de l'Art Fran?ais": The Goldsmiths' Work, V, 118; the Manuscripts, V, 118.?French Ceramics at the Paris Exposition, V, 119.? French Furniture: in the Louvre, V, 483; at the Paris Exposition, V, 483; of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, VII, 399.?Gift of Adolphe de Rothschild to the Louvre, VI, 384.?Sixteenth-century Bust of a Child, V, 256. Mommsen, A. T?/cof in Attic Inscriptions, IV, 532. T. Decree of the of of the Mommsen," People Ephesus, IV, 536.?Fragment Fasti Saliorum Palatinorum," VII, 247.?Julian Calendar in Asia Minor, IV, 342.?List of the , VII, 481.?New Fragments of the Capi toline "Fasti," VII, 481.?Roman Military Inscription at Wald?rn, II, and the 331.?Sallustius-Salutius " Signum, VII, 249. MoNACi, E. Manuscript of the Mirabilia Romae," X, 352. P. African with Christian Monceaux, Weights Symbols, VIII, " 502.?Aquae Persianae of , VIII, 495.?Byzantine Bishop in partibus," VIII, 496.?Cross on a Pagan Statue at , X, 132.?The Formula De Donis Dei, VIII, 503.?Inscriptions from: Africa, VI, 486; VIII, 326, of "503; IX, 224; X, 477; Anzia, VIII, 503; Enfida, X, 132.?Meaning Nomina Martyrum," X, 477.?Mosaics at Upenna, IX, 376.?Roman Sculptures from Cherchel, VIII, 379.?Roman Quarries in Phrygia, VI, 461.?Saturninus and the Odeum at Carthage, VI, 487.?The Tomb and the Basilicas of St. Cyprian at Carthage, VI, 229. MONCRIEFF, P. S. Objects from Wady , X, 335. Monlezun. Site of Hadrumetum, IV, 548. MoNNECOVE, F. de. Inscribed Pottery from Tournai, VI, 369. MoNRO, J. A. R. Inscriptions from , VI, 63. MoNTELius, O. Foundation of Rome in the Twelfth Century, IV, 369. Monti, P. Coinage of Helena at Antioch, IX, 466.?Mint at Ticinum, VIII, 487. T. S. Canon of for the Human Moore, " Proportions Figure, IX, 231. Moorehead, W. K. Gorgets," X, 489. Mora, M. A Roman Mosaic from Trinquetaille, VI, 83. Mordtmann. Byzantine Stamped Glass, III, 640.?Relief of the Thracian Dionysus from Melnik, VIII, 354. Morelli, M. Tapestries in Naples illustrating the Battle of Pavia, IV, 556. Moret, A. Egyptian Stele of the Eighteenth Dynasty, III, 597.?Scenes on the Shield of Achilles, V, 475. MoRETTi. Recent Restorations of the Castle of Milan (1898), III, 109. MoRETTi, F. Sarcophagus from Perugia, V, 479. MoRETTi, G. Sculptures from Norba, X, 109. Morgan, M. H. Vitruvius, X, 459. Morgan, J. de. Excavations: in Persia, VII, 105; at Susa, 1897-98, III, 516; in 1898, III, 246; X, 336.?The History of Elam, VI, 459.?Temple of 340. Susinak, IX, " " MoRiLLOT. Altar to the Deae Matres at Beire-le-Ch?tel, IV, 265. Moritz-Eichhorn, K. Master of the Venetian Sketch-book, IV, 383. MoRPURGO, L. Worship of Diana at Aricia, VIII, 489. Morris, M. Syon, Ascoli, and Pienza Copes, IX, 489. Mortet, V. Form of Romanesque Columns, III, 641.?Historical and Archae ological Notes on the Cathedral of Narbonne, IV, 379.?The Proportions of Columns according to Writers of the Early Middle Ages, III, 112.-^ Vitruvius, VII, 249;" VIII, 491. Mortillet, G. de. La Poterie aux Epoques Pr?historiques et Gauloises en Armorique," by P. du Chatellier, II, 237. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 69

Mortimer, J. R. Christian Embankment Crosses in England, I, 446. Moschetti, A. Giovanni da Bologna, VII, 497.?Guariento's Fresco in the 's Palace, Venice, IX, 381.?The Sculptor of the Monument of Enrico Scrowegni at Padua, IX, 493.?Two Paintings attributed to Paris Bor done, VI, 232. Moser, L. K. Palaeolithic and Neolithic Remains at Nabresina, VIII, 372. Mot, J. de. Aegean Vases in the Form of Animals, IX, 207.?Archaeology in Belgium in 1904, X, 90.?A Statuette of Aphrodite in the D'Arenberg Col lection, VIII, 306. Motta, E. Date of the Death of Luini, VI, 499. Moulin, F. Gallo-Roman Antiquities at Hy?res, IX, 360.?Roman Necropolis at V?nejean, VIII, 368. Mowat, R. Gold Coins from Karnak and Aboukir, VIII, 468.?Names of the Empress Maesa, II, 324.?Recent Discoveries at Fr?jus, VIII, 366.?Roman Altar at Newcastle, VIII, 377.?Roman Inscription from Heraclea Lyn cestis, V, 336.?Secret Combinations of Letters in Coin Marks of the Roman Empire, I, 432.?Symbol of the Fish, III, 639. Much, M. Enamel Objects at Villach, III, 154. M?hlau, F. German Diary of a Visit to Palestine in 1602, VIII, 302. M?LLER, N. Christ in Art, III, 150. M?ller, W. M. Ancient Egyptian Tombs at Hieraconpolis, III, 59.?Correct Method of Transcription of Egyptian, X, 180.?Discoveries: at Karnak, of the in the Theban and Repairs Temple, IV, 479; Necropolis," "III, Mausolus in 515.?Excavations at the Iseion, Behb?t, III, 512.?Name at Egypt and Assyria, X, 188.? and Tombs Sakkarah, IV, 480. M?ller-Walde, P. Leonardo da Vinci, III, 648. M?nsterberg, R. Attic Lead Tablets with Curses, VIII, 479.?Homeric Thalamos, V, 230.?Representations of and the Eagle from and other Roman Posts, VII, 389.?Roman Monuments from Transylvania, VII, 134.?Slab with engraved Designs from Janina, VIII, . 353 M?NTZ, E. Allegorical Tapestries, VIII, 328.?Archaeological Notes in Suabia, IV, 549.?Attribution to Cosimo Tura, III, no.?Embroidery wrought for John VII, IV, 550.?Fourteenth- and Fifteenth-century Illustrations of the Works of Petrarch, V, 369.?The Iconography of the "Roman de la Rose," III, 651.?Iconography of the "Triumphs" of Petrarch, IV, 556.?The Last Years of Francesco Laurana, IV, 556.? Leonardo da Vinci: Last Years, III, 326; the "," III, 326; Works in France, III, 326.?Laura de Sade, VII, 255.?Mosaics and Frescoes of S. Paolo fuori le Mura, III, 151.?Notes on Antiquities in the Louvre, II, 126.?Pontifical Golden Roses, V, 484.?Simone Memmi, VII, 255.? Trip through Suabia, IV, 381.?Triumph of Death at the Hospice at ^Palermo, VI, 231. Munzer, F. Foundation of Vindonissa, III, 322. on Munoz, A. Allegory of Life in and the Torcello Pulpit, VIII, 497.?Byzantine Art at the Exposition at Siena, IX, 228.?Byzantine Ivory Relief, X, 208.?Italo-Byzantine Exposition at Grottaferrata, IX, 487.?The Madonna in the Turtura Fresco, IX, 379.?Mediaeval Frescoes beneath Sta. Maria in Via Lata, Rome, IX, 380. Munro, J. A. R. Inscriptions: from Mysia, II, 109; from Thrace and Mace donia, I, 415.?The Parian Marble, VI, 210. Munro, R. Discoveries and Investigations in Scotland, VI, 373.?"Rambles and Studies in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Dalmatia," V, 225. Murray, A. S. Acquisitions of the British Museum: VII, 136; Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities, IV, 506; VI, 88; VIII, 376.?Dipylon Vase in the British Museum, IV, 351.?Excavations near Salamis, Cyprus, IV, 249.?New Fragment of the , VII, 390.?New Stele from Restoration of the Parthenon Athens, VI, 466.?Passow's" Frieze, V, 232.?Vase-relief of the Gates of ," VI, 471. Murray, M. A. Magic Ivories of the Middle Empire, X, 439. yo INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Musil, A. Castle at Amra, VI, 56. Musset, G. Gallo-Roman Remains at Brunette de Ch?rac, I, 368. Mylonas, K. D. The Stoa of Attalus at Athens, V, 93 : Attic Decrees from, VIII, 311; Excavation of, VII, 114; Lead Medals from, VI, 356. Myres, J. L. Ancient Road north of Mt. , I, 347.?Byzantine Jewelry from Cyprus, III, 97.?Carian Tombs, I, 421.?Early Sanctuary at Pet sof?, VIII, 483.?Excavations at Cyprus, II, 249.?Hellenic Fortress at Tek? Kal?, I, 346.?Homeric: House, V, 229; Thorax, IV, 539.?In scriptions from Latmus, I, 347.?Oil-presses: Carian and Hellenic, III, 629; in , III, 596.?A Relief from Tripolis representing Nymphs, III, 297.?Site: of , I, 346; of Koskinia, I, 346.

Nachmanson, E. The Walls built by , X, 450. Nardini, O. Via at , V, 107. Nash, W. L. Himyaritic Objects from the Yafi Valley, X, 99. Naue, J. Mycenaean Gold Plaque from Cyprus II, 108. Naville, E. Boxes of Mycenaean Style from Egypt, III, 281.?Eastern Pedi ment of the Temple of Zeus at Olympia, VIII, 305.?Excavations at Deir el-Bahari, VIII, 343.?God of the Oasis of Ammon, X, 438.?Temple of Mentuhotep," Deir-el-Bahari, IX, 98; X, 438. Negri, G. L'Imperatore Giuliano PApostata," VI, 74. Negrioli, A. Bath at Sarsina, V, 354. Negris, P. Submerged Greek Antiquities, IX, 479. Nehring, A. Hirsfogel's Relation to Herberstain's Works, II, 344. Nerwegna, G. Inscriptions from Brindisi, V, 107. Nestle, E. XMI\ X, 471. Newberry, P. E. Founders of Sais, X, 439.?Representation of the Manufac ture of Seals from Sakkara, X, 334. Newman, P. H. Trireme on a Relief, X, 457. Newstead, R. Roman Remains at Chester, IV, 506; V, 113. E. T. Bones from Newton, " Silchester, VIII, 378. Newton, H. C. The Epigraphical Evidence for the Reigns of Titus and Vespasian," VI, 217. Nichols, F. M. Hans Holbein's First Visit to England, IV, 385. Nicola, G. de. A New Donatello at Florence, IX, 377. Nicole, G. Red-figured Hydria at Athens, X, 449.?Statue from Dionyso, X, 346. Nicole, J. Catalogue of Works of Art in Rome in Imperial Times, X, 465. Niemann, G. Tropaeum of Adamklissi, III, 149 ; VIII, 324. Niese, B. Arcadian History, IV, 358. Nikitsky, A. Inscription from Troezen, VII, 471. Nikola?des, G. Excavations at the Olympieum, Athens, III, 529; VII, 114.? Kneeling Figure from Anticythera, VIII, 476. NiLSSON, M. P. Attic Vases with Animal , VIII, 477.? 2j^/za Tpiaivn? in the Erechtheum, VI, 214. Nino, A. de. Ancient Aqueduct of Corfinium, V, 355.?Bas-Reliefs of Castel di Sangro, VII, 257.?Inscriptions from: Castel vecchio Subequo, III, 74; Fontecchio, III, 536.?Necropolis near Sulmona, III, 549.?Pre-Roman Tomb at Introdacqua, III, 537.?A Priestess of Ceres, IV, 495.?Tombs and Rooms at Scanno and Castel di Sangro, III, 549. Nino, H. de. Various Remains at Casoli, V, 107. near NissARDi, F. Roman Military Diploma from Sardinia, III, 81.?Tombs: Baressa, IX, 358; at Bitti, VI, 81. Nissen, H. Caesar's Bridges, V, 246.?The History of Neuss, IX, 362.?Monu ment of a Roman Victory from Beuel, III, 269. Noack, F. Excavations at Alexandria, V, 85.?Pre-Roman Fortifications of Perugia, II, 318.?Ruins inWest Locris, Aetolia, and , I, 353. Nodet, V. Window of the Chapel of Margaret of Austria at Brou, X, 484. Nolhac, P. de. Cartoon by Moreau the Younger, VIII, 335.?Gardens at Ver sailles, IV, 558.?Portrait of Petrarch, V, 369. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 71

Nordhoff, J. B. Megalithic Tombs inWestphalia, V, 246. Norman, P. Joris Hoefnagel, VI, 502.?Priory of Christ Church, London, IV, 280.?Roman Remains on the Site of Newgate , X, 119.?Sir John de Pulteney, VI, 493. Normand, C. Drawing of Dieppe, IV, 518.?Libraries at Ephesus and Per gamon, X, 123.?Portrait of Henri IV, III, 651.?A Roman Building at de Paris, IX, 360.?Saint-Pierre Montmartre, Paris, I, 443.?Sepulchral" Bronze of Fr?re Geoffroy Daniel, III, 644.?Gille et Lambert, Versailles et les Deux Trianons," IV, 519.?Vaults of the Church of Saint-Jacques, Tr?port, I, 452. Norton, R. Boni's Restorations in the Roman Forum, III, 263.?Excavations in the Roman Forum, III, 540; IV, 257, 497.?Greek Grave-Reliefs, III, 120.?The Harvard Meleager, IV, 527.?Prospect of Excavations at Her culaneum, IX, 356. Nowotny, E. Inscriptions from Noricum, VII, 134. " O'Connor, C. J. The Graecostasis of the Roman Forum and its Vicinity," IX, 482. Oehler, J. Roman Monuments from Transylvania, VII, 134. Oehler, R. Harbors of Carthage, IV, 547; VI, 199; IX, 484.?Sanctuary of Jupiter Ammon and Punic Tombs at Carthage, III, 564. Oehler, W. Topography of Galilee, IX, 462. Offord, J. Etruscan Chariot in the Metropolitan Museum, VIII, 490.?Impor tance of Roman Military Diplomas, VI, 218.?Nisroch and Nusku, IX, 462.?Recent Archaeological Discoveries in Babylonia, IX, 341.?Statuette of Aphrodite from Egypt, VII, 466. Ohlsen, F. Y. Classification of Christian Sarcophagi at Rome, X, 474. Ohnefelsch-Richter, M. Mycenaean Period in Cyprus, III, 624. Olcott, G. N. Roman Coins: Types of, VIII, 320; Notes on, VIII, 488. Olcott, L. Attribution to Sano di Pietro, IX, 235. Oldfield, E. Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, II, 273. Ollendorff, O. Michelangelo's "Slave" and the Laoco?n, III, 156. Olmstead, A. T. Capture of by Shalmaneser IV, IX, 465. Omont, H. Account of Athens in the Seventeenth Century, VI, 215.?Bar berini Ivory, Louvre, VI, 96.?The Deterioration of Manuscripts, III, 243.?Extracts from Letters of Fauvel, VI, 478.?Manuscript: of the Gos pel of St. Matthew in the Biblioth?que Nationale, IV, 516; VII, 251; con taining Portraits of the Comneni, IX, 226.?Miniatures Representing Do siades and Offering their Works to Pan, X, 217.?The Palae o.ejraphic Collection of Pierre Hamon, VI, 96.?Statues in the Museum at Evreux, X, 117. Operziner, L. Renaissance Portraits at Trent, VII, 138. Oppe, A. P. Chasm at Delphi, IX, 216. Oppert, J. Assyrian Property , III, 282.?The Cylinder A of Gudea, VII, 233.?Date of the Death of Alexander the Great, III, 317.?Extent of Ancient Babylon, VIII, 468.?Introduction of the Metonic Cycle, VII, 475.?Lament of the Cities of Chaldaea, VI, 459.?Lehmann's Views on Ancient Oriental Chronology, IV, 523.?Measurement of Lands, 5000 B. C, IV, 341.?Mystic Squares of the Chaldeans and 653, VII, 233.? Sogdianus, King of , VI, 200; IX, 198.?The Successors of Nabuchodonosor, II, 240.?The Sun-god at Sippara, II, 241. Ornstein, J. Roman Fort at Szamos?jv?r, VIII, 120. Orsi, P. "Aes Grave" from Ragusa, VII, 128.?Antiquities from Gela, V, 349.?Byzantine Churches in Syracuse, IV, 278.?Cave of Demeter at Grammichele, VII, 127.? near Scala Greca at Syracuse, V, 354.? Christian Lamps, etc., from Sicily, VIII, 131.?Contents of Sicel Tombs at Girgenti, VI, 363.?Early Christian Tombs at Syracuse, V, 117.?Early a Remains and Byzantine Church near Syracuse, III, 265.?Early Sicilian Sculpture at Syracuse, II, 319.?Excavations: in the Necropolis of Cal near tagirone, IX, 122; Grammichele, X, 115; in Southeastern Sicily, IX, 72 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

121.?Inscriptions from Puteoli, VI, 78.?Necropolis at Licodia Eubea, II, 125.?Necropolis at Rivetazzo, VII, 384.?Olympieum, Syracuse, VIII, 365.?Prehellenic Vases from , and Stone Hatchets from , III, 550.?Prehistoric Quarries and Tombs at Monte Tabuto, III, 262.?Prehistoric Stone Pits at M?dica, II, 124.?Primitive Bronzes from Sicily, VI, 219.?Remains at , V, 103.?Secondary Ceme teries of Syracuse, II, 328.?Sicel: Occupation of the Site of Gela, VI, 219; Remains at Plemmyrium, III, 637; and Christian Tombs at Molinello, VII, 128; Village in , III, 80.?Tombs at: Camarina, X, 349; Gela, VI, 76; Licodia Eubea, VII, 127; Vizzini, VII, 128.?Various Discoveries: at , VII, 124; in Sicily, II, 124; III, 549; IV, 263, 502; V, 107; VI, 81; VII, 128; X, 114; in Southern Italy, IV, 263; VI, 367; near Syracuse, IX, 358.?Walls and Tombs near Syracuse, IX, 123. Ortmayr, P. Military Gravestones at Verona, X, 461. Osso, I. dall'. Terramara near Capri, IV, 494. Otto. W. Recent Discussions of the Archaic Inscription in the Forum, V, 224. Owen, H. T. Roman Bath in Valle Crucis Abbey, IV, 506. Ox?, A. Inscriptions from the Lower Rhine, III, 557.?Potters' Stamps at Neuss, II, 331.?Stamps on the Pottery of Cn. Ateius, II, 322.

P., H. F. British School at Rome, IV, 269. P., N. P. A Latin Inscription from Salonchi, VI, 66. P., A. V. DE. Tapestry made for Martin of Aragon, IX, 383. Page, W. St. Albans : Alterations of the Abbey Church, III, 646 ; the Norman Church, II, 154; School of Painting, VII, 494. Pais, E. Athena Siciliana at Naples, V, 245.?Pompeian Paintings of Legends of Rome, IX, 480. Pallat, L. Vases ?FromAegina, II, 280. Pallu de Lessert, C. Imperial Titles, VIII, 487.?Proconsul Euxenius, VIII, 495 Palmavini, T. M. Bronze Doors by Barisano da Trani, III, 152. Palmer, F. M. The Palmer- Collection of Antiquities of Southern California, IX, 387. " Palmerini, I. M. Titian's Sacred and Profane Love," VII, 498. Paoletti, P. Altarpiece by Iacobello Bonomo, VII, 398.?Notes on Venetian Painters, V, 254.?The Vivarini Family, IV, 384. Paoletti fu Osvaldo, P. Quiricio da Murano, VI, 497. Papabasileios(u), G. A. Athenian Decree from Chalcis, VII, 469.?Discov eries near Chalcis, VIII, 357.?Excavations in Euboea, X, 341, 342.?In scriptions: from Carystus, X, 103; from Chalcis, VI, 71; from Euboea, VII, 376. Papaconstantinu, M. Inscription from Tralles, X, 101. Papageorgios(u), P. N. Cameo from Pergamon, II, 109.?Colony of Thessa lonica in the Second Century, VII, 112.?Excavations at Chalcis, VII, 116.?Inscriptions: from Chalcis, VII, 116; from Mytilene, II, no; from Pergamon, III, 62; from Thessalonica, III, 527; VIII, 103; from Thrace, V, 337.?Relief with Inscription from Siatista, VI, 66. Papier, A. Inscriptions: Christian from El-Ai'oun, III, 275; Libyan and Latin, III, 323.?Excavations at Hippo, 1895-1898, V, 120.?A Fourth century Latin Inscription from Khenchela, III, 275.?Terra-cotta with Head-dress of Julia Titi, II, 329.?Terra-cotta Medallions from Tebessa, VIII, 494. Parat, A. Roman Villa at Saint-Mor? (Yonne), III, 555. Pargoire, J. Inscriptions from , III, 525; V, 334. Paribeni, R. Ancient Lamps as Memorials, VII, 248.?Excavations at Pom peii, VII, 124, 125, 382.?Fragment of the Tariff of Diocletian, VII, 115.? Hagia Triada: Italian Excavations at, VIII, 106; the Tombs, X, 344. Paris, P. Bronze: Ass of Silenus, IV, 265; Iberian Bull, V, 108; Italian Amphora and Plate, IV, 371; Ornament from Marchena, III, 552; Statu ette of Venus, VIII, 113.?Bronzes: from Majorca, I, 391; Spanish, III, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 73

146.?Discoveries in Andalusia, VIII, 113.?Head of a Child at Cartha gena, III, 606.?Iberian Monument at Darango, VI, 368.?Iberian and Roman Remains at Bienservida, IX, 359.?Latin Inscription from Cor tegana, IX, 124.?Mithraeum, Mirida, IX, 359.?Remains at Osuna, IX, 124.?Sculptures from Cerro de los Santos, V, 480.?Spanish Ceramics with Mycenaean and Geometrical Ornament, IV, 371.?A Terra-cotta Figure of a Goddess at Villanueva y Geltru, VII, 385. Parletti, P. History of Venetian Painting, IV, 556. Parmentier, H. Sanctuary of Po-Nagar at Nhatrang, VII, 495. Partridge, W. J. Town of Richelieu, VII, 261. Partridge, W. O. Sketch of the History of Sculpture, V, 482. Partridge, W. T. Some French Rood-screens, IV, 378. Partsch, J. Area of Antioch, III, 599.? of Corinth, VII, 245. Pascal, A. Pierre Julien, VII, 500. Pasqui, A. Bronze Statuette from , VII, 127.?Discoveries at: Ardea, V, 102; Palestrina, I, 358; V, 103; X, 109.?Etruscan Sarcophagi from Musarna, VIII, 113.?Excavations on the Site of the "Ara Pacis," IX, 119.?Roman Bronze Bits, I, 433.?Statue of a Goddess from Vasciano, V, 354-?Tombs: at Corneto, V, 103; at Ferrento, VII, 123. Passow, W. Slabs with Horses in the Parthenon Frieze, IV, 527. Pastoors, A. Cathedral, Cambrai, VIII, 500. Pat?n, W. R. Ancient Road north of Mt. Latmus, I, 347.?Antiochia Chrysa oris, IV, 343.?Carian Tombs, I, 421.?Coins from , I, 346.?Hel lenic Fortress at Tek? Kal?, I, 346.?Site of Hyllarima, I, 346.?Inscrip tions from Alinda and Yevreli Keui, I, 347, 348.?Ritual Rules from: Eresus, VII, 108; Koskinia, I, 346.?Samian Inscription, III, 532.?Sites and Discoveries in Lydia and Caria, V, 89.?Some Carian and Hellenic Oil-presses, III, 629.?Temple of Asclepius at Cos, VII, 107. Patrick, J. Sculptured Caves of East Wemyss, X, 477. Patricolo, A. Tapestries at Mantua, IX, 137. Patroni, G. Ancient Building at Padula, VI, 364.?Antiquities from a Ro man Villa at , III, 549.?Capuan Vase at Naples, III, 263.? Chronology of Vases in , VI, 217.?Discoveries at Atena Lucana, VI, 363.?Early Italian Vase at Naples, V, 244.?Excavations at , VII, 127; in Sardinia, VI, 80.?Flint Daggers from Italy, X, 202.?Italian with Discs Italic Amphorae on^Handles, IV, 364.?An Cumae," IV," 545.? Latin Inscriptions from Atena-Lucana, I, 430.?" Murrius and Luscid ius," VI, 78.?Nora, Sardinia, X, 202.?Oinochoe from Canosa, IV, 543.? Old Column in Pompeii, VIII, 317.?Origin of the Italian House, VII, 246.?Pelasgic Fortifications of ?tena-Lucana, I, 434.?Prehistoric An tiquities from Matera, I, 364.?Prehistoric Remains in a Grotto at Salerno, V, 354.?Scope and Purpose of Archaeology, IV, 339.?Site of Consilinum, V, 348.?Tomb of the Samnite Period at San Arpi?o, III, 261.?Typical Villanova Ossuary and Lucano-Apulian Amphorae, III, 140.?Various Discoveries: in Italy, VI, 82; in Nola, V, 103 ; in Tarentum, I, 357. Patsch, C. Ancient Navigation of the Save, IX, 457.?Dacian Wars of Domi tian, VIII, 493.?Illyrian Tax and the Boundaries of Provinces, X, 466.? Medaurus, VII, 487.?The River Karap?aiTic, VII, 487.?Sidrona and Dusmanes, X, 469.?Sturum, VII, 487.?Tessera of the Legio XI Claudia, III, 323.?" Vorl?ufiger Bericht ?ber eine Arch?ologische Expedition nach Kleinasien," VIII, 102. Patzak, B. Frescoes by Paolo Veronese at Zerman, X, 370. R. W. Heraldic Glass in Great Malvern Paul, " Priory Church, VI, 493. Peabody, C. Gorgets," X, 489. Peartree, S. M. Hans Daucher, X, 213.?New D?rer in the National Gallery, D?rer at Hamburg, VIII, 507. IX, 241.?New " Drawing Peck, T. Titian's Sacred and Profane Love," VII, 498. Peers, C. R. Greek Graffiti at Deir-el-Bahari, III, 512.?Saxon Remains at Romsey Abbey, VI, 385.?White Monastery at Sobag, VIII, 390. Peet, S. D. Copper Age in America, X, 488.?Egyptian Art in American Mu seums, V, 116. 74 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Peiser, F. E. Assyrian Tablet, IX, 462.?Old Babylonian Method of Dating Years, IX, 460. Pellegrini, G. Early Greek Tombs, Cumae, VIII, 363.?Etruscan Inscriptions from Rapolano, III, 632.?Etruscan and Latin Inscriptions from Sovana, III, 77.?Etruscan Tombs at San Gimignano, VI, 80.?Excavations at: Pistoia, IX, 356; Pitigliano-Farnese, III, 76; Poggio Buco, III, 636.? Roman Bath at Asciano, III, 533; at Massaciuccoli, VI, 216.?Roman Tombs at Castiglion d'Orcia, III, 535.?Roman Villa at Giannutri, V, 349.?Sarcophagus and Sepulchral Inscriptions at Pozzuoli, VII, 125.? Tombs at Montepulciano, II, 122.?Travertine Urn with an Etruscan Inscription, III, 75.?Vases from Sovana, VIII, 113.?Vases and Inscrip tions from Pitigliano, III, 76.?Villa of the Ahenobarbi, Giglio, VI, 76. Penrose. Age of Stonehenge, VI, 457. Penrose, F. C. The Ionic Volute, VII, 462.?Orientation of Greek Temples, VI, 463. Peppm?ller, R. B. C. H., 1891, p. 430, VI, 212. Perdrizet, P. Alexander's Hunt in Greek Art, IV, 349.?Arcadian Mythologi on cal Scenes Terra-cottas from Lycosura, V, 475.?Archaeological Notes from Syria, III, 116.?Archaic Arcadian Dedication, IV, 357.?Archaic Dedication at Delphi, IV, 356.?Archaic Lion from Perachora, I, 400.? Archaic Stele from Pharsalus, VI, 466.?Attic Lecythus from Cyprus, III, 612.?Bas-Reliefs from the Theatre at Delphi, III, 298.?Bion of Miletus, II, 268.?Botrys, the Bronze-Founder, VIII, 311.?Bronze Tablets from , VI, 462.?Bronzes from Delphi: Apollo, II, 263; Statuette of a Nude Youth, II, 263, 268.?Bronzes in the Ottoman Museum at Constan tinople, VII, 370, 454.?Chaleion, I, 416.?Engraved Shell from Delphi, II, 115.?'BpeOovGio? and 'Apedouaio?, IV, 356.?The Family of Praxiteles, III, 121.?Four Archaistic Anatolian Reliefs, III, 297.?Golden Dog at of Zeus, IV, 530.?Grave-relief Candia, VII, 374.?Greek Epigraphical Notes, IV, 537.?Greek with Reliefs, VI, 478.?A Group of Ar chaistic Reliefs, VIII, 309.?Hippalectryon, VIII, 484.?Inscriptions: from Acraephiae, IV, 357, 532; V, 337; from Delphi, II, 291, 295; of the Labyadae, III, 616; Laconian, II, 115; Miscellaneous Greek, V, 472; from Northern Syria, II, 241; from Rumelia, VI, 354; from Samos, I, 355.? Labys, III, 616.?Latin Graffito at Delos, VI, 482.?Macedonian Docu ments, II, 292.?Mariette's Notes on and Palmyra, VI, 200.? Mausoleum at Hermal, Syria, III, 283.?Metopes of the Treasury of the Athenians, Delphi, IX, 203.?Metropolis of Seres, IX, 226.?Milestone from the Daphni, III, 308.?Morra " among Ancients, III, 112.?Mysian Reliefs, V, 457.?The Name Ophelias," II, 292.?Notes from Macedonia, III, 315, 626.? of Alexander of Abonotichos, VII, 364.?Painted Stelae from Sidon, VIII, 348.?Relief of the Thracian Dionysus, VIII, 353.? Revenue Edict of Diocletian, III, 616.?"" in the East, V, 455.? Seal of Solomon, VII, 453.?Sostrates of Cnidus, IV, 358.?Statuette of Jupiter Heliopolitanus, VIII, 377.?Statuettes of Hermes Criophoros from , IX, 203.?Stelae with Emblems, III, 308.?Syrian Antiquities, IV, 341.?Terra-cotta with Head-dress of Julia Titi, III, 125.?Triad of Heliopolis, V, 457.?Two Greek Reliefs from Asia Minor, X, 442.?Two of Nabis, King of Sparta, III, 136.?Unpublished Greek Reliefs in the British of: a Museum, V, 468.?Vase-painting" Marriage" Procession, X, 449 ; Polyphemus, II, 285.?The Venatio Alexandri at Delphi, IV, 527.?Votive Reliefs representing , IV, 528. F. M. Perkins, Exposition of Ancient Art, Siena, IX, 235.?Italian Paintings: in the Fogg Museum, Cambridge, IX, 498 ; in the Johnson Collection, Philadelphia, X, 218.?Madonna by Sassetta at Grosseto, VIII, 394.? Paintings by Lippi Memmi and Sassetta, X, 480. E. in Metals Pernice, Acquisitions of the Antiquarium, Berlin, VIII, 369.? Ancient Toreutic Processes, IX, 214, 478.?Bronzes from Boscoreale, V, 357.?Corinthian Cylix at Jena, III, 611.?Corinthian Tablets in the An tiquarium at Berlin, I, 409.?Cyrenaic Cylix, VI, 470.?Door-latch from NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 75

Boscoreale, VIII, 490.?Hildesheim Treasure, IV, 268.?Inscription from Paros, III, 620.?Laconian Cothon and the Censer, IV, 352.?Roman Bal ance from Chiusi, III, 146.?The Ship on a Geometric Vase, IV, 529.? The ^Gi?Tjpov K?lT?Tjaic of of Chios, V, 460.?Two Comic Vase paintings, X, 449. Pernier, L. Aeneolithic Objects from Viterbo, X, 354.?Discoveries near Bol sena, IX, 116.?Excavations at Phaestus, V, 344; VII, 375; VIII, 313.? Italian Excavations in Crete, VI, 72.?Necropolis at Ferento, X, 108.? Palace at Phaestus, X, 344. Pernot, M. Inscription from Henchir-Mettich, III, 633. B. "Plutarch's Lives of Themistocles and Perrin, " Aristides," VI, 215. Perrot, G. Praxit?le," IX, 469.?Sculpture in the Greek Temple, III, 289.? Siculi, II, 328. a Persichetti, N. Aqueduct and Mask from Campomicciolo, VII, 123.? Pelasgic Walls : near Amiternum, VII, 248 ; and Roman Temples in Civi tella Salto, I, 433.?Roman Building at Terni, III, 550.?Roman Tombs at and Other Remains Cesi, III, 74.?Ruins of a Building at Poggio S. Lorenzo, III, 538.?Tombs and a Temple at Paganica, VII, 381.?The Via Caecilia, III, 320; VIII, 321.?The Via Salaria: near Ascoli Piceno, IX, 221; near Sta. Croce, X, 353; at San Vittorino, VI, 80. Peters, C. Egyptian Figure from Zambesi, VI, 60. Peters, J. P. American Excavations at Nippur, VII, 456.?Macedo-Sidonian Tombs at Beit-Djebrin, VIII, 98.?Painted Tombs at Marissa, X, 98. Petersen, E. Ancient Paintings of Artemis and Hippolytus, IV, 364.?Arch on the Bronze of Antoninus, V, 479.-^ArchaeoIogical Discoveries in Italy, VI, 362; IX, 115; X, 107.?Archaic Ornaments of Bronze Vessels, IX, 478.?Athenian Trr7reif and their Squires, X, 459.?Boxer of the Museo d?lie , III, 123.?" Comitium, Rostra, Grab des Romulus," VIII, 489.?Dioscuri: of the Quirinal, V, 477 ; on the Ruvo Vase, IV, 364; on Re liefs at Tarentum, V, 243.?Discoveries: in Italy, VIII, no; in Italy and of in and Sicily, IV, 263, 502; Sculpture Rome, VIII, 365.?Eros " Psyche in Ancient Art, VI, 214.?Excavations on the Site of the Ara Pads," VIII, 112.?French Archaeological Discoveries in Northern Africa, VII, 391.?Four Modern Engraved Gems, IV, 546.?"' Barracks" at Pompeii, IV, 369.?Head and Bust of Vitellius, IV, 542.?History of Ephesus, X, 339.?" La Mula," IX, 482.?Literary Versions of the Story of Andromeda in Vase-paintings, VIII, 478.?Mau's Views on Roman Wall painting, VIII, 318.?Meleager Statue in the Fogg Art Museum, IV, 275.? Museums of and Sicily, II, 326.?Norria Biga in the Metro politan Museum, IX, 223.?Pausanias and the Erechtheum, VI, 462.?Pre historic Races of Sicily, III, 144.?Relation of Aegean and Early Italic Civilization, II, 238.?Subjects treated in Etruscan Wall-painting, VII, 246.?Remission of Taxes by Hadrian, IV, 542.?The Temple of Quirinus on an Imperial Monument, IX, 119.?Tripod from Lucera, I, 432.?Tro paeum of Adamklissi, VIII, 324.?The Tyrannicides at Naples, VI, 203.? Various Questions in Greek Sculpture, V, 242.?Vatican Pine-cone, IX, 220.?Vase-Fragment from Tell-Defenneh, I, 410.?Vase-painting of the Birth of of a Statue of Re Aphrodite, IV, 353; " Athena, II, 267.?Vestal lief of Palermo, VII, 246.?Wiegand, Die archaische Porosarchitektur der Akropolis," VIII, 471. Article on Petra, G. de. Latin Inscription from Cumae, III, 261.?Mariani's the Necropolis at Aufidena, VI, 75.?" Napoli Graecoromana," IX, 482.? Silver Coins from Crognaleto, V, 108. P?trie, W. M. F. Curious Egyptian Knife Blades, VI, 198.?Date of Pom at: pey's Pillar at Alexandria, I, 396.?The Discoveries Abydos, V, 331; VI, 59; VII, 361; Sinai, X, 335.?Early Monarchs of Egypt, X, 438.? Excavations at Desh?sheh, II, 102.?Foundation Deposit Inscription, VII, 103.?Mycenae and Egypt, I, 407.?Recent Discoveries in Egypt, II, 239.? Recent Years of Egyptian Exploration, IV, 478.?Temple of Onias at Tel at el Yehudiyeh, X, 335.?Tombs of Kings Abydos, V, 84. INDEX OF AUTHORS. 76

Pettorelli, A. S. Antonio del Viennese at Borgo San Donnino, X, 472. Peyrony. Prehistoric Rock Carvings: at Bernifal, VIII, 114; from Teyiat, VIII, 116. Pfenningsdorf, E. Graves of the Kings at Jerusalem, IX, 200. Pfuhl, E. Alexandrian Grave Reliefs, VII, 232.?Buildings of Curved Plan, X, 435.?Child's Gravestone from Smyrna, IX, 105.?Funeral Monuments in Greek Grave Reliefs, X, 191.?Greek Grave Reliefs in Asia Minor, X, 191.?Harueris-head, IX, 206.?Necropolis at Thera, VIII, 108.? Odysseus and Diomedes: a Group, VI, 216. Pharmakowsky, B. Archaeological Discoveries in Russia, IX, 95; X, 89.? Mycenaean Painting at Bucharest, II, 279. Philios, D. Archaic Bronze Statue, IV, 345.?Archaic Stele in Athens, VIII, In 308.?Buildings and Topography of Eleusis, IX, 477.?An Eleusinian scription, II, 298.?Mycenaean Tombs at Thebes, III, 70.?Prehistoric Graves at Thebes, II, 114.?Relief of Lakrateides at Eleusis, X, 190.? Tombs by the at Athens, IX, 108. Phillips, C. Miniature by Fran?ois Clouet, IX, 385.?Two Panels by Filip pino Lippi, X, 478. A. of Philippson, Geology Pergamon, VII, 109. " Phokites, I. D. Decree from Euboea relating to the Artemisia," VII, 376. Pick, B. Numismatic Representations of Divinities holding Temples, VIII, 483.?Thracian Coin Types, III, 312. Picot, E. Statue of Venus sent to Francis I, VII, 239. Pierides, G. D. Scarab from Chrysochou, I, 399. PiGORiNi, L. Acquisitions of the Museo Preistorico, Rome, IV, 500.?Bibliog raphy for the Stone Age in Italy, VII, 248.?Copper Blocks in Sardinia, near IX, 222.?Date of the Founding of Norba, VII, 248.?Early Tomb Matera, IV, 495.?Flint Objects from Breonio Veronese, X, 202.?Grotto Romanelli, IX, 222.?Minor Discoveries in Italy, VII, 130, 385; IX, 124.? Musical Instruments of the Bronze Age, V, 245.?Palaeolithic and Neolithic Civilization, VII, 247.?Periods of Nesazio, VII, 124.?Plan for Excava tions at Norba, VI, 76.?Pre-Roman Remains in Italy and Sicily, III, 536.? Pre-Roman Tombs at Nesazio and Pola, IX, 130.?Relation of Aegean and Early Italic Civilization, II, 239.?Remains: of the Bronze Age from M?dica, III, 262 ; of Early Settlements in Italy, IV, 545 ; of a Roman Town at Camerino, I, 364.?Terramara of Cibeno, III, 536.?Terramara Montata dell' Orto, III, 537. Pilcher, E. G. Origin of the Alphabet, IX, 455. E. A New Punic from Pilcher, J. Inscription Carthage, V, 482. " L. Portal of the Cathedral of 209, Death of St. Pillion, " Rouen, X, 476.?The John on the Cathedral of Rouen, VIII, 500.?Sculptures of the Cathedral at Auxerre, X, 209. PiLLOY, M. Gallo-Roman Vases from Reims, VII, 132. Pim, H. B. Norman Fonts in Norfolk, VII, 493. Pinches, T. G. Bilingual Greek and Cuneiform Tablets, VII, 233.?Cunei form Tablet from to Gezer, IX, 342.? Tammuz," "IX, 462.?Nine veh, and the Goddess Nina, IX, 460.?The Sign ILU in Babylonian Names, IX, 461. , G. Necropolis of the Esquiline, VII, 126.?" Domus Valeriorum," VII, 125.?Early Christian Monuments in Sardinia, VI, 95.?Excavations: in the Faliscan Territory, III, 144; at Vetulonia, VI, 82.?Etruscan Tombs at Castelluccio di Pienza, VI, 363.?Primitive Monuments: of Rome and of Walls attributed to the , X, 463; Sardinia, VI, 219.?Roman " Bronze 218.?A Sodali Regal" Period, II, 317.?Sardinian Figures, IX, tas of Sailors at Ravenna, III, 261. M. Pre-Roman Fibulae from PiROUTET, " Salins, IX, 223. PiSANi, N. B. Madonna delle Rocce," VIII, 332. Platner, S. B. Excavations in the Roman Forum, IV, 258.?Pomerium and Roma and the Seven " Quadrata, VI, 482.?Septimontium Hills, X, 464.? The Topography and Monuments of Ancient Rome," VIII, 488. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 77

Platt, D. F. A "Piet?" by Carlo Crivelli, X, 369. C. B. Moorish of Certain Plowright, ? Origin " " Amulets, X, 477. Plunkett, E. The Star of Stars and Gilgan," X, 439. Podesta, P. Excavations and Discoveries at Sarzana, III, 77. POGGI, G. Florentine Chimney Piece with the Story of Croesus, VIII, 334. Poinssot, L. Inscriptions from Bulgaria, VI, 482.?A Letter of J. P. d'Ollivier to Peiresc, X, 470.?Seventeenth-century List of Tunisian Antiquities, X, 133.?Thugga and Thignica in the Seventeenth Century, VIII, 495. Poisson, G. Etruscan Origin of the Calendar of Coligny, III, 638. Polaczek, E. Origin of Art of Niccolo Pisano, VIII, 330. Poland, W. C. Archaeological Congress of 1904 at Athens, IX, 108. Pollak, L. Flask from Boeotia, II, 283.?Inscribed Oenochoe from the Abruzzi, II, 284.?Inscriptions on Greek Vases, III, 126.?Replica of the Laoco?n at Rome, III, 124.?New Replicas of the Head of the Athena Par thenos, V, 463.?Right Arm of the Laoco?n, X, 352.?Tarentine Mirrors, of before IX, 215.?Vase-painting Achilles, III, 305. *" POMTOW, H. Delphi: Aristotle's Relations to, III, 616; in Luckenbach, Ab bildungen zur alten Geschichte," IX, 113; Inscriptions relating to the Building of the Temple, I, 416; Monuments of the Sacred Way, VI, 476; Results of Excavations," 1898, III, 138. PoNTREMOLi, E. Didymes, Fouilles de 1895 et 1896," VIII, 470. Popp. Roman Roads in Rhaetia, I, 436. Poppelreuter, J. Roman Monumental Lettering in the Renaissance, VIII, 504.?Statuette of , VI, 223. PORCHEROT, G. Antiquities from Saint-Martin (C?te d'Or), I, 445. Portales, R. Claude Hoin, IV, 558. Porteous, W. W. Essex Brasses, V, 486; VIII, 336. Porter, T. R. Ruins of Mitla, IX, 388. Post, C. J. Indian Music of , X, 220. POTHIER. Greek Bits for Horses, III, 139. PoTTiER, E. Acquisitions of the Department of Ceramics of the Louvre, III, 554.?"Alexander on Horseback," IX, 469; X, 447.?Aphrodite and Types, III, 296.?Archaic Terra-cotta in the Louvre, V, 231.?The Athe nian Vase Trade, VIII, 478.?Brooch of Odysseus, III, 316.?Crimean Pot tery, I, 411.?" Douris et les Peintres de Vases grecs," IX, 472.?" Epilycus," 208.?Excavations at Fresco from VIII, 309; IX, Susa, VI," 459.?A My cenae, I, 407.?Furtw?ngler and Reichhold, Griechische Vasenmalerei," in Greek VI, 472.?Genre Subjects Early " Terra-cottas, VI, 477.?Greek Vase from Susa, VII, 240.?Hartwig, Die griechischen Meisterschalen der of the Human on Attic Bl?thezeit," VI, 472.?Proportions Figure " Vases, VIII, 478.?Silhouettes in Greek Painting, III, 608.?" Head in the Louvre, II, 271.?Vase: signed by Cleomenes, V, 236; from Susa, VIII, 310.?Vases from the Caucasus, VI, 456.?Vase-relief of Dance by Skeletons, VII, 475. Poubel, G. L. Ships of Nemi, VII, 482. PouLAiNE, F. Camp of Chora at Saint-Mor?, IV, 266.?Chapel of St. Quentin at Bazarnes, VI, 95.?Intaglios at Beauvais, X, 356.?Stone Tombs in the Valleys of the Cure and the Cousin, IV, 372. Poulsen, E. Boeotian Vase at Bonn, VI, 206. Pouzet, P. Roman Milestone from Mirabel, III, 83. Powell, B. American Excavations at Oeniadae, V, 97.?Excavations at Ere tria, V, 95. Poynter, M. Three Greek Sectile Pavements, III, 317. Praetorius, F. Mesha Inscription, X, 185. Prajoux. Chapel of the Penitents, Roanne, VII, 492.?Cult of the Virgin in the Diocese of Lyons, VI, 225. Prandtl, A. Eastern Pediment of the Parthenon, X, 445, Pray, J. S. Italian Garden, IV, 557. T. of St. Musical Contests for Preger, Building Sophia," VI, 223.?Spartan" Boys, II, 298.?Statue on Burnt Column in Constantinople, VI, 205. 78 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Prelle de la Niepe, E. de. Abbey Church of Villers, IV, 552. A. v. of M. from Premerstein, " Elogium Vinicius, Consul, IX, 219.?Extracts Thalnitscher's Antiquitates Labacenses," VI, 484.?Inscriptions : from. Servia, VI, 355; VII, 371; "Lex Tappula," IX, 218.?Province of Moesia, III, 322.?Roman Remains in Servia, V, 227. Prentice, W. K. Inscription from Serdjilla, VI, 62.?Sanctuary of Zeus Mad bachos on the Djebel Sh?kh Berek?t, VI, 459. Preuner, E. C. I. G. S. I, Nos. 2490, 2491, VII, 471.?Inscriptions: from Acarnania, VII, 371; from Ithaca, VII, 376; from Leucas, VII, 376; con taining Lists of Greek Victors, VIII, 479. Preuss, K. T. Mexican Fire-gods, VIII, 298. Price, F. G. H. Egyptian Gold Enamels, VIII, 467.?Egyptian Silver Statu ettes, X, 180.?Flint Lance Heads from Luxor, I, 338.?Models of Egyp tian Capitals, VIII, 468.?Notes on Egyptian Antiquities, V, 228. Price, J. M. Canal Arachtu, Babylon, X, 336.?Excavations at Asshur, X, 336.?Inscribed Babylonian Axe-head, IX, 461. Pridik, E. Amphora Stamps from the Greek Islands, II, 301. Prince, J. D. An Archaic Babylonian Axe-head, X, 182.?Vocabulary of the , IX, 460. Prior, E. S. Saxon Sculptures at Chichester, IX, 229. Prior, W. R. Sun Image from Denmark, VIII, 298. E. and Essence Box from Pritchard, J. " Ivory Draughtsman Bristol, IV, 279. Profumo, A. Le Fonti ed i Tempi dello Incendio Neroniano," IX, 481. Prosdocimi, A. Este: Gallic and Roman Antiquities, V, 349; Mosaic Pave ments, VIII, in; Roman Coins, IV, 255; a Roman Inscription, IX, 117; Various Discoveries, V, 103 ;X, 108. Prott, H. von. The Enneacrunus, Lenaeum, and Dionysium ?v Tii/uvai?, III, 315.?The Hephaestia, III, 256.?Inscriptions from: Ithaca, VII, 376; Pergamon, VII, no.?Marble Group from Sparta, VIII, 473.?Plain of Sparta, VIII, 481.?Portraits of Aeschylus and Chrysippus, VII, 373.?The Psephism of Archinus, V, 239.?Sacred Law of the Eleusinia, IV, 355.? Worship of Dionysus Cathegemon in Pergamon, VII, 459. Prou, M. Bibliography of the Writings of Edmond Le Blant, III, 511.?Coins and Seals at the Paris Exhibition of 1900, V, 119.?Pennobrias, III, 152. Puchstein, O. Excavations at Baalbek, VI, 348; VII, 365.?Plan and History of Palmyra, X, 337. Pumpelly, R. Explorations in Turkestan, IX, 335. A. Silver from Puschi, Rhyton" Tarentum, VI, 476. Put, A. Van de. Hispano-Moresque Ware of the Fifteenth Century," IX, 486.?Spanish Enamel Work of the Fourteenth Century, X, 476. Putnam, F. W. Ethnological Research in the United States, VI, 458. , R. Painting by Luini (?) at N?mes, IX, 236.

Quagliati, Q. Connection between Mycenaean Civilization and the Italian Bronze Age, VI, 199.?Necropolis at Matera, X, 350.?Prehistoric Remains near Taranto, V, 354.?Republican Coins from Carbonara, IX, 116.? Roman Mosaics from Taranto, III, 550.?Vases: from Ceglie di Bari, V, 348; from Pisticci, IX, 356; from Taranto, VII, 129; VIII, 113. Quesvers, P. Statuette of Mercury from Montereau, IV, 266. Quinn, D. Inscriptions from Zacynthus, VII, 396. Quintero, P. Remains at Cabeza del Griego, VII, 130.?Mosaic from Santi ponce, VI, 368.

R., S. Acquisitions of the Ashmolean Museum, Department of Antiquities, VIII, 378.?Cesare de Cara, X, 332.?Charles Ephrussi, X, 332.?Ettore Pais and the Museum at Naples, IX, 117.?Greek Head from Arundel of the Somz?e House, VII, 390.?Sale Collection, VIII," 368.?Terra-cotta Inkstand from Sacred and Profane Saint-Martin, VIII, 115.?Titian's" Love," VIII, 505.?" Virgin and Child at Nevers, VIII, 397. Rademacher, C. Ancient Graves on the Lower Rhine, VI, 222. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 79

Radet, G. Archaeological Congress at Athens in 1905, IX, 347.?Archaeologi cal Reports at the International Congress of the Historical Sciences at at 202.?Fourth Series of Rome," 1903, VII, 380.?Artemisium Sardis, IX, the Annales de la Facult? des Lettres de Bordeaux et des Universit?s du Midi," III, 508.?Geography of Asia Minor, VII, 460.?Phocaean Tha lassocracy, VIII, 316. Radisics, E. de. Exhibition of , V, 119. Ramsay (Miss). Anatolian Influence on Christian Art, IX, 225. Ramsay, A. M. Christian Gravestones from Isaura Nova, IX, 484. Ramsay, W. M. Anatolian Influence on Christian Art, IX, 225.?Anderson's Work in Asia Minor, II, 246.?Churches at Bin-Bir-Kilisse and Daoul?, X, 204.?Discoveries in Phrygia, X, 100.?Epitaphs of Abercius and of Pectorius, III, 621.?Geographical and Historical Notes on Asia Minor, III, 285.?Inscriptions from Akmonia, VII, 236.?Lycaonia, IX, 202.? Lycaonian and Phrygian Inscriptions and Topography, X, 187.?Neo Phrygian Inscriptions, X, 442.?Pisidia and the Lycaonian Frontier, VIII, 469.?Sarcophagus from Ambar-Arasi, VI, 202.?Site and Vicinity of Tarsus, VII, in.?Tarsus and the Cilician Gates, VIII, 102.?Two Days in Phrygia, VI, 201. Ramundo, G. S. Burning of Rome under Nero, X, 464. Randolph, J. A. Samuel and Nathaniel Buck, III, 655. Rankin, W. A Roger van der Weyden in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, IX, 498. Ransom, C. L. Greek Wooden Furniture, VII, 363.?" Studies in Ancient Fur niture," IX, 456. Ransom, W. Roman Bronzes from Sandy, X, 362. Ravaisson, F. Portrait of Margaret of Valois, IV, 557.?Statue of the Virgin on the Altar of Raphael's Tomb, III, 327. Ravaisson-Mollien, C. Forum of Archemorus, VIII, 489. Ravaisson-Mollien, F. Venus of Melos and a Madonna of Lorenzetto, X, 481. Raydos, C. N. Submarine Archaeological Investigations, X, 435. Read, C. H. Acquisitions of the British Museum :Department of British Medi aeval, and Ethnographic Antiquities, VIII, 377 ; Prehistoric, British, and Teutonic Antiquities, VI, 87; VII, 136.?Bronze -head from Taplow, VIII, 378.?Cup with the Arms of William the Silent, X, 217.?English Tau Cross Head, VIII, 501.?Gold Renaissance Cup, X, 487.?Roman In scribed Bronze Prow from London, I, 376.?Saracenic Enamelled Glass, VII, 453 Reader, F. W. A Fish-shaped Fibula, VII, 231. Ready, T. Coins of Cyzicus and of Tranquillina, I, 418.?Coin from , Cilicia, I, 346. F. von. Influence in Lombard Reber, " Byzantine Architecture, VIII, 499. Regling, K. Ennodia," X, 197.?League against Sparta, X, 198. Rehm, A. Bronze Disk with Astronomical Figures, VII, 487. Reichel, W. The Ark of Jehovah, VII, 234.?Bull-Catcher of , III, 125.?Excavations at the Temple of Artemis at Lusoi, V, 356.? The Homeric Yoke, III, 624. Re?d, C. Island of Ictis, 470.?Plant Remains of Roman Silchester, VI, 373; VII, 391; VIII, 378. Re?d, W. M. Early Mohawk Pottery, VIII, 467. Reina, V. Plan of the Palatine by the School of Applied Engineering, Rome, IX, 120. Reinach, A. J. Mural Signs at Cnossus, IX, 477. Reinach, S. Acquisitions of the Ashmolean Museum, III, 561.?Alexandre Bertrand, VII, 359.?Anatole de Barth?l?my, IX, 94.?Ancient Heads of the School of Phidias, VII, 236.?Ancient Representations of Equestrian Divinities, VI, 480.?Antiquities from Albania at Saint-Germain, III, and Miniatures in and X, 331.? "554.?Antiquities " Germany Belgium, Aphrodite and Eros from , VII, 368.?Aphrodite of Melos, I, 405; III, 122; V, 234, 465; V?I, 239, 466; X, 446.-?Art in Gaul, X, 80 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

with Attic 203.?Artemis" Serpents, X, 203, 444.?An Black-figured Deinos," V, 237.?Birth of Plutus on a Vase from Rhodes, IV, 530.? Bronze Heracles from Feurs, IV, 374.?Bronzes in the Museum at Sofia, II, 132; III, 526; IV, 250.?Bust of Cicero, Apsley House, III, 631.? Busts of the "Vitellius" Type, III, 631.?Cabiri and , III, 139.?The Campana Collection, IX, 198, 457; X, 178.?Casts of Statues in Antiquity, VII, 238.?A Chalcedonian Relief of the Birth of Athena, V, 462.?Christian Museum, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, VIII, 131.?Christian Sarcophagus from Sta. Maria Antiqua, VIII, 328.?Coral in Antiquity, III, 278.? by Silanion, IV, 527.?Date of the Temple of Athena Nike, III, 131.?Death of Orpheus, VII, 244.?Decree of Proxeny from Delos, IX, 113.?Discovery of the Poseidon of Melos, V, 467.?Epona, III, 280; VIII, 323.?Equestrian Statue from Melos, VII, 239.? at the Pyre of , IV, 361.?Excavations: at the Temple of Aegina, V, 338 ; at Cos, VIII, 350.?Fainting Wounded Man by Cresilas, IX, 469.? Forged Archaic Head, X, 362.?Four Statues represented on the Column of Trajan, IX, 479.?A French Renaissance Painting, VII, 260.?Gany mede of the School of Praxiteles, X, 446.?Gilded Terra-cotta Vase from Lampsaki, VI, 64.?Graeco-Celtic Statue, VI, 82.?Greek and Latin Texts from Egypt, IX, 199.?Greek Vases with Perforated Bottom, IV, 352.? of Heraeum of in.?Im Menestratos, V, 468.?The Samos, VII, " perial Regulation of Vineyards, VI, 220.?Index : to Notes in R. Arch.," IX, 337; to Sources and Ownership of Statues in the "Repertoire," IV, of and at 339.?Library Photographs Drawings" Paris, IX, 360.?Manu script: of Froissart, IX, 496; of the Chroniques de St. Denys," VII, 403; VIII, 127; IX, 236.?Marble Group at Sofia, III, 255.?Myce naean Gold Stag, II, 261.?Myths of , IV, 359.?New Bust of Homer from Smyrna, III, 297.?New Fragment of the Parthenon Frieze, on VII, 390.?Notes Ancient Sculpture, VI, 468.?Nude Figures in Pre historic Art, II, 238.?The Origin of the Swastika, VI, 469.?An Orphic at Formula, VI, 212.?Pagan Gallic Art the Paris Exposition, IV, 547.?A Portrait Bust of the Emperor Julian from Acerenza, VI, 74, 481.?Portrait Statuette of Alexander, IX, 469.?Prehistoric Crete, V, 474; VI, 212.? Probable Portraits of St. Louis and his Family, VIII, 132.?Prospect of Excavations at Herculaneum, IX, 356.?Punishments in the Greek Other World, VII, 477.?A Relief representing Euripides before Dionysus, VII, 112.?Relief from Tralles, VIII, 353.?Reports by Edhem-Bey of the Ex at cavations Tralles, IX, 205.?Representation of the Roman , II, 328.?Representation of the Gallop in Art, IV, 521 ; V, 225, 453 ; VI, 197.? Repulse of the Gauls from Delphi, IX, 102.?Sarcophagus of Sidamara, VIII, 303.?Sculptures from Tralles, VII, 112.?Seated Mercury from Mons, VII, 131.?Silenus Terpon, IV, 361.?Sixteenth-century Permits to export Antiquities from Rome, VII, 250.?Statue: from Baalbek in Con stantinople, VI, 460; by Lysippus, IV, 527; of a Stephanephorus from Smyrna, II, 279.?Statues from: Anticythera, V, 339; the Piraeus, III, 83.?Statuette: of Aphrodite from Mithrahine, VIII, 344; of Corinna at 121 Compi?gne, III, ; Statuettes of Aphrodite Anadyomene from Egypt, VII, 466.?Stele from , VI, 203.?Stone Sarcophagi from Jerusalem, V, 88.?Strongylion, VII, 465; VIII, 475.?, VI, 215.?The oxeniae and the Flight of the Dioscuri, VI, 214.?Tiara of Sa?taphernes, VIII, 324.?Two Greek Reliefs in the Ottoman Museum, Constantinople, V, 336.?Two Statuettes of Aphrodite, IV, 349.?Vase from with Reliefs, IX, 209.?Worship of Aphaia, VI, 69.?Xerxes and the Helles pont, X, 178.?Zanetto Bugatto, IX, 230. T. of Reinach, Account the Stewards of the Temple at Delos, V, 239.? I Apollo: Derronaios, , 419; Kendrisos and Patrous, VI, 474.?Aranda, X, 187.?Coin of Dodona, X, 197.?Decrees of Proxeny, IV, 503; IX, 113, 114.?Epigraphic Bulletin, IX, 213.?Greek Head from Elche, III, 146.? at Greek Stele Blois, III, 553.?Inscriptions: relating to Temple erected by Women of Tanagra, III, 617; from Kerynia, IX, 102; from Mylasa, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 81

II, 302; from Rhodes, IX, 104; Notes on Greek, VIII, 312; X, 196.? Kings and Queens of Pontus, X, 452.?Manumissions at Orchemenus, IX, 211.?New King of Bithynia, I, 417.?A New Proconsul of Achaia, V, 339.?Olympic Victors in "The Oxyrhynchus Papyri," IV, 346.?Ostracon from Thebes, IX, 459.?Sarcophagus of Sidamaria, IX, 202.?Tiara of Sai'taphernes, IV, 540; VIII, 492.?Tripods of Gelon at Delphi, VII, 474. Reisch, E. Athena Hephaestia of Alcamenes, III, 118.?Ethnology and Chron ology of Crete, IX, 214. Reisner, G. Antiquities of the Middle Empire from Bersheh, II, 101.?Ar chaeological Discoveries at Geba?l, III, 61.?Care of Antiquities in Egypt, : 102 III, 244.?Discoveries in Egypt, II, 98.?Excavations at Antino?, II, ; 101 in Assyria and Babylonia, III, 61; at Denderah (Petrie's), II, ; Egypt, at III, 59; III, 244; (Am?lineau's), II, 101 ; at Gizeh, IX, 338; Kom-el Ahmar, II, 101 ; at (proposed), II, 101 ; at , II, 101.?New 101.? Museum at Cairo, II, 102.?Tomb of Amenophis II at Bersheh, II, Tombs of the Sixth Dynasty at Saqqarah, II, 101. Rellini, M. Pigs of Bronze, X, 115. Rellini, U. Neolithic Workshops at Sassoferrato, IX, I2x. Renan, E. Church of Saint-Leu d'Esserent, V, 484. Renard-Grenson, L. Archaeological Discoveries in Belgium, IX, 95. Revere, A. della. Attribution to Giorgione, VIII, 333. (See Rovere.) Revillout, M. God with the Bourgeons, IX, 459. Revillout, M. E. Ethical Papyrus of Leyden, X, 181. Rey, F. Roman Measure from Mirebeau-sur-B?ze, VIII, 367. Reymond, M. Altar of the Cathedral of Modena, VI, 494.?Bas-Reliefs of Castel di Sangro, VII, 257.?Beginnings of Renaissance Architecture, IV, 553.?Corsini "Madonna" by Luca della Robbia, VIII, 393.?Fa?ade by Giuliano da San Gallo, X, 482.?Ola* Fa?ade of the Duomo in Florence, IX, 492.?Tomb of Onofrio Strozzi, Florence, VII, 495. Rez, E. Dignitaries of Antioch, VI, 223. Rhomaios, K. Discoveries in the Cave of Pan near , X, 104. Rhys, J. Inscription from Carnarvonshire, VIII, 494. Ricci, C. Acquisitions of the Brera, VIII, 395.?Attributions of Paintings at San Marino, VI, 496.?Giovanni Francesco da Rimini, VII, 259, 497; X, 126.?Old High Altar of San Vitale, Ravenna, III, 586.?Polyptych by Cosme Tura, X, 125.?Sarcophagus in Museum, Ravenna, III, 586. Ricci, S. de. Archaeological Studies in Milan, III, 643.?Date of the Death of the Emperor , VII, 247.?Dattari's Views on Silver-plated Coinage of the Roman Empire, X, 201.?Epigraphic Manuscript of Peiresc, V, 244.?Gold Bars for Egyptian Coinage, X, 181.?Greek Relief at Turin representing Apollo, I, 424.?Inscriptions: at Alexandria, X, 196; from Amiens, IV, 371; from Aphrodit?spolis, VIII, 96; of the Civitas vacorum, IV, 371; Coptic, VII, 232; from Germany in the Correspondence of Oberlin, V, 481; of the Oise, VI, 222.?Jewish Necropolis at Rome, X, 127.?L. Lusius Geta, IV, 340.?Latin Legal Papyrus from Egypt, VIII, 301.?Leaping Amazon restored as Diana, II, 272.?Manumission from Hermupolis Magna, X, 95.?Metiosodunum and Genabum, X, 468.?Mile stone from Philae, IV, 523.?Roman Necropolis: at Candi?lo, III, 79; on at Gallizia, X, 108.?Translation of Bahrfeldt's Studies Romano-Cam panian Coinage, IV, 366.?Various Egyptian Antiquities, X, 94. Rice, R. G. Palaeolithic Implements in Sussex, X, 469. Rich, C. Monastic Architecture near Moscow, IV, 377. Richards, G. C. Archaeology in Greece, III, 528.?Aristonophos Vase, IV, 530.?Inscription in the Southern Wall of the Acropolis, III, 66. of Richardson, R. B. Carapanos Collection in Athens, VII, 115.?Discovery at of the Agora, Corinth, IV, 251.?Discoveries the Fountain Pirene, III, at 67.?Excavations : at Aegina, VI, 69 ; American, Corinth, IV, 489 ; VII, 116; Recent, in Crete, VII, 376.?Inscription dating the Temple of Nike, a Semi I? 350-?Marble Head of Youth from Corinth, VIII, 357.?The centennial of the French School at Athens, III, 65.?Statues from Anti 6 82 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

cythera, V, 339.? of the Jews at Corinth, III, 67.?" Vacation Days in Greece," VIII, 316. Richardson, W. Arrangement of Oars in the Trireme, X, 199. Richly, H. Discoveries on Ancient Roads of Austria, VIII, 372. Richter, G. M. A. Frescoes from Boscoreale in the Metropolitan Museum, X, 462.?Greek Vases in the Metropolitan Museum, X, 365. Richter, O. Temple of Castor, I, 423; III, 318. Ridder, A. de. Animals as Pedestals of Greek Statues, III, 289, 608.?Archae ological Bulletin, VII, 478; VIII, 485; IX, 479.?Archaic Bronze Tripod from Athens, II, 265.?Archaic Mirrors in Athens, III, 316.?Boeotian Amphorae with Reliefs, III, 610; IV, 529.?Bronzes in the National Mu seum, Athens, V, 340.?Greek Bronze Mirror-case, IV, 540.?Hand-clasp on Attic Gravestones, I, 402.?Heracles and Group, IV, 526.? Homeric Discus, II, 308.?Plaques without Background in Greece, VI, 215.?A Red-figured Amphora in the Cabinet des M?dailles, VII, 241.? Remains at Gha, II, 307.?Statue from Subiaco, II, 277.?Three Syrian Bronzes in the Louvre, X, 186.?T?bingen Bronze Statuette, II, 268. Ridgeway. The , II, 306. RiDOLA, D. Discoveries at Timmari, VI, 81.?Necropolis at Matera, X, 350. Riedel, V. Stone Images of Women from Southern Russia, X, 471. Riedl, H. C. I. L. Ill, 5518, 5519, IV, 505. Riegl, A. The Cups from Vaphio, X, 455. Riehl, B. The Mediaeval Basilica in Germany, IV, 381. Riese, A. Stamp on Fibula (No. 2944) in the Museum at Mainz, I, 370. H. Coins from Asia Riggauer, " Minor, III, 313. Ritterling, E. Das Fr?hr?mische Lager bei Hofheim," IX, 483.?Greek Inscription from Lycia, I, 416.?Roman Coins from Niederbieber, VI, 85.?Second Legion at Sidon, VII, 458.?Wars of on the Rhine and Danube, VIII 493. Rivers, P. M. Square Roman Camps in England, II, 97. Riviere, E. Gallo-Roman Necropolis at Paris, VII, 387. Rizzo, G. E. Ancient Sculptures in the Palazzo Giustiniani, Rome, X, 200.? Fictile Moulds, II, 320.?Greek Vases from Camerina and Randazzo, X, Relief a Scene from a Por 192.?Roman" representing , X, 461.?" trait of Sappho, VI, 205.?Terra-cotta Relief in a Sepulchral Chamber, Rome, X, in.?Various Antiquities from Sicily, V, 479.?Vase with a Scene from a Greek Drama, V, 469. Rizzoli, L. Medallion of Cardinal Bembo, X, 216. Robert, C. Alectryon in the Pompeian " and Aphrodite," VI, 481.?The Cameo of the Ste. Chapelle in Paris, V, 245.? on the Fran?ois Vase, IX, 208.?Epigram from Lusoi, X, 453.?The Greek Theatre, II, 250.?Head-dress of on Greek Vases, VI, 208.?Ideal Head of , V, 243.?Interpretation: of the "Aldobrandini Nuptials," V, 238; of the Meidias Vase, V, 237.?List of Olympic Victors from Oxyrhynchus, IV, a 526.?Niobe in Pompeian Painting, VI, 209.?Roman Sarcophagi at Clieveden, V, 243.?Roman Wall-paintings illustrating a Greek Novel, VI, 209.?Scenes from the Iliad on a Greek Sarcophagus, VI, 206.? "Sekline" on Vases, X, 196.?Silver Rhyton from Tarentum, IX, 215.? Sketch-book of Ancient Sculpture by Giulio Romano, VI, 217.? and Meleager in Bacchylides, II, 309.?Rape of Deianeira, V, 237.?Re liefs of the Washing of the Feet of Odysseus, V, 463.?Vases of Poly gnotus, IV, 532; V, 237. Robert, U. Tomb and Portraits of Philibert de Ch?lons, VI, 501. Roberts, E. S. "The Inscriptions of Attica" ("An Introduction to Greek Epigraphy. Part IL"), X, 194. Roberts, W. Exhibition of Sacred Art at Turin, III, 326.?Portraits of Wil liam Harvey, VIII, 337. Robertson, A. Fall of the Campanile, Venice, VII, 142. Robinson, D. M. Delian Choregic Inscriptions, IX, 210.?A New Sinopean, IX, 209. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 83

Robinson, E. Acquisitions of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts: Department of Classical Antiquities, II, 151; III, 568; IV, 509; V, 360; VI, 375.? Discovery of the Venus of Melos, I, 405.?Forged Tanagra Figurines in Boston, V, 115.?Marbles from the Giustiniani Collection, Metropolitan Museum, X, 365. G. L. Place of Sacrifice at Robinson, Petra, VII, 107. " C. Attribution to Ma?tre de Fl?malle Robinson, J. Rembrandt," III, 594.--" at Salamanca, X, 218.?" Vanitas Rembrandt, IV, 385. RoccHi, E. Baccio Pontelli, III, 156. Rochemonteix, A. de. Carved Madonna at Bredon, VI, 226.?Fifteenth-cen tury French Crucifix, VI, 234.?Roman Military Monument at Antibes, VI, 369.?Romanesque Churches of the Cantal, IV, 551. Rodeck, P. Ionic Capital of the Gymnasium of Kynosarges, III, 288. Rohault de Fleury, G. Architectural Changes in S. Apollinare Nuovo, Ra venna, III, 152. Rohrer, C. Inscriptions from East of the Jordan, VII, 106. RoMAios, K. Bowl from Bourboura, IX, 352. Roman, J. Seal of the Order of the Crescent, I, 445. Ronzevalle, S. Bilingual Inscription at Deir-el-Qala'a, VIII, 98.?Deities of at , VI, 460.?Jupiter Heliopolitanus, VI, 200.?Phoenician Temples a Deir-el-Qala'a, V, 87.?Relief from Emesa, VII, 234.?Relief of Mounted Syrian God from Damascus, VIII, 347.?Syrian Antiquities, IX, 465.? 101. Syrian Seal, IX," RoNCZEwsKi, K. Gew?lbeschmuck im r?mischen Altertum," VIII, 317. de. The Harbors of 284, RoQUEFEUiL, " " Carthage, III, 566. R?scher, W. H. The E at Delphi, VI, 210. Roserot, A. Fountain of the Rue de Grenelle, Paris, VII, 260. at Rossbach, O. Inscription from Syracuse, III, 134.?Seleucid Sanctuary Aeolic , V, 357. Santa in Rossi, A. Fresco by Benozzo Gozzoli, Rome, VII, 141.?" Maria Vul turella," IX, 229. Rossini, C. C. Rock-cut Figures at Eritrea, VIII, 124. Rostowzew, M. Gladiatorial Combats among Young Romans, V, 480.?In from scription: from Coptos concerning anuoT?Tiiov, I, 397; , V, 335.?Management of the Roman Imperial Revenues, III, 143.?Roman and Seals: Villas in Pompeian Landscapes, IX, 218.?Tesserae ancient, near in the II, 324; III, 634; from Bone, IX, 483; from Rome, V, 353; Biblioth?que Nationale, IV, 374. Roubin, E. Reliquary in the Shape of a Hand at Silos, III, 650. Rouch, L. Homeric Palace, III, 603. and the Rouge, J. de. Origin of the Egyptian Race, I, 393.?The Sardinians Shardana, III, 112. " " for ROULIN, E. Bolet?n of the Sociedad Espa?ola de Excursiones 1900, V, at Work in 368.?Byzantine Mosaic Vich, VII, 251.?Goldsmiths' Spain, Chalice VII, 494.?Ivory Figurines from Egypt, VIII, 467.?Ministerial at of Silos, III, 643.?Limoges Casket Madrid, VIII, 131. Round, J. H. Castles of the Norman Conquest, VII, 493. of the Church of RoupiN, E. Cross at Moissac, I, 444.?Demolition Ayen, I, 443 from Rouse, W. H. D. Double Axe and , VI, 213.?Inscriptions Astypalaea, X, 342. of under the RouviER, J. Coinage: Alexandrian, of Aradus, III, 137; Botrys the Great in Roman Empire, III, 599.?Era of Alexander , IV, from VII, 523.?Eras in Tripolis (Syria), II, 305.?Inscriptions Sidon, Tombs in Laodicea 366; IX, 465; Phoenician Coins,,IX, 466.?Phoenician (Canaan), III, 61.?Ptolema?s-Ake, IV, 341. at Roux, A. Gallo-Roman Bronzes Mandeure, VIII, 366. at Rouzaud, H. Pottery from the Necropolis Narbonne, X, 117. of the Rovere, A. Delle. Historical Study Campanile, Venice, VII, 142.? "Mater Dolorosa" by Titian in Venice, VII, 142. (See Revere.) 84 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Royer, C. Gallo-Roman Inscriptions from Langres, VIII, 366. Rubensohn. Ancient Graves at the , II, 313. Rubensohn, M. Monument of Themistocles at Magnesia, II, 305. Rubensohn, O. Discoveries in Egypt: VI, 346; VIII, 96; IX, 98; X, 93.? Graeco-Roman Houses and House Decoration in the Fayoum, IX, 459.? The Kerchnos, III, 302.?Paros: Ancient Topography, VII, 243; The Asclepieum and the Pythium, VII, 377; Excavations, IV, 492; History of Investigations, V, 476.?Treaty between Paros and Thasos, VII, 378. Rubenstein, M. Ancient Stenography, V, 474. Ruhl, F. Inscriptions from Dorylaeum, III, 252. C. Ancient Ruelle, " Monochord, II, 309. Ruhland, M. Die Eleusinischen G?ttinnen," V, 461. Rupin, E. Eucharistie Implements at Brive, VI, 226. Rushforth, G. McN. Sta. Maria Antiqua, VII, 253. Russell, A. G. B. New Velasquez in the Prado, X, 370. Rustafjaell, R. de. Cyzicus: Inscriptions, VI, 352; the Site, VI, 461. Rutgers van der Loeff, A. Grave Relief from Halmyros, IX, 468.?Inscrip tions from Rhodes, X, 100.

S., H. Ancient Sunium, VIII, 362.?Excavations at the Heraeum, Samos, VIII, 352.?The Isthmian Sanctuary, VIII, 357.?Thessalian Inscriptions, VIII, 480.?Votive Sandal at Athens, IX, 108. Sackur. Round Tower of Andernach, IV, 552. Saint-Aignan, P. de. Tomb at Jerusalem, IV, 484. Salinas, A. Ancient Furnace at Spadafora, III, 80.?Inscriptions from Lily baeum, X, 350.?Roman Necropolis at Girgenti, VI, 76.?: Exca vations, III, 80; Terra-cotta Stamps, III, 80.?Various Antiquities from , VI, 76. Salmon, G. Christian Egypt, VIII, 95. Samter. Wall-Paintings of the Columbarium of the Villa Pamphili, III, 143. Sanctis, G. de. Explorations in Western Crete, VI, 357. Sanders, H. Relief of the Miners from Linares, VII, 484.?Roman Mines in Baetica, X, 466. Sandys. Mosaic Inscription at Melos, III, 134. Sandys, J. E. Statue of Demosthenes at Knole Park, III, 298. Sanoner, G. Door of the Abbey of V?zelay, IX, 488. Sant' Ambrogio, D. Atrium of S. Ambrogio, Milan, VIII, 329.?A Capitello Istoriato in Milan, X, 368.?Frescoes in the Casa Prinetti, Milan, V, 255.? Illuminated Fifteenth-century Document, VI, 381.?Lavabo in the Certosa di Pavia, VI, 495.?"Madonna of the Grotto" at Affori, VI, 380.?The Marble Altar-piece, Sta. Maria di Campomorto, II, 342.?Milanese Mar bles at Desio, VI, 229.?Painting by Leonardo at Affori, VII, 258.?Renais sance Graffiti, III, 509.?A Titian at Castagnola, VIII, 393.?Shrine of Do nato del Conte at Abbiategrasso, II, 155.?A Sketch by Leonardo da Vinci, VI, 497 Santarelli, A. Forli: Ancient Necropolis, IX, 356; a Bronze Sword near, III, 262; Roman Tombs and Other Remains, III, 536. Santhey, J. C. Christian Mosaic at Ganagobie, III, 588. Saridakis, S. Rhodian Inscriptions, V, 99. Sarrau, A. de. Inscription from Andemos, IX, 359. Sarre, F. Rembrandt's Drawings after Indian Miniatures, IX, 231. Sarwey, von, O. Reports of the Reichslimeskommission, V, 110; VI, 84. Sarzec, de. Inscriptions from Tello, V, 87. B. Bronze Gates of St. of Harmodius and Sauer, Peter's, II, "342.?Group Aristogeiton, V, 462.?Pediments of the Theseum," I, 402. Saugaue. Nabataean Tombs at 'Abdeh, IX, 341. Saul, D. J. Trip from El 'Akabe to Jerusalem, VI, 61. Savignoni, L. Antiquities: at Brescia, II, 122; at Ceos, III, 625.?Attic Relief in Rome, I, 403.?A Bas-Relief from the Palatine, II, 274.?Discoveries in the Necropolis at Phaestus, X, 344.?Excavations at Norba, VI, 363 ; VIII, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 85

in; X, 108.?Explorations in Western Crete, VI, 357.?Graeco-Roman Sculptures from Benevento, IX, 116.?Heads from the Baths of Caracalla, VI, 479.?Helios and in Greek Art, IV, 352.?Illustrations of Aesop, VIII, 478.?Inscriptions from Ceos, III, 620.?Tomb near Perugia, V, 479.?Sculptures from Ceos, III, 605.?Various Minor Discoveries: in Italy, VII, 129; in Rome, VI, 79.?Vase-painting of a Winged Athena, II, 283.?Vase-relief of Pasiphae and , III, 631.? of Hagia Triada, VIII, 308.?Work of Italian Archaeologists in Crete, V, 94 Savini, F. Roman Buildings at , III, 77.?Tomb at Rocciano, X, 351. Sayce, A. H. Bilingual Greek and Cuneiform Tablets, VII, 233.?A Cunei form Tablet, from Gezer, IX, 342; from Tell-el-Hesy, IX, 464.?Discov eries: in Egypt, II, 239; VIII, 342; in Syria and Palestine, IX, 341.?En try of the Hittites into Palestine, IX, 464.?Excavation of a Quay at Hou, III, 513.?Fragment of a Stele from Kom El-Ahmar, III, 514.?Hittite Writing, VI, 460; X, 185.?Hor-m-heb, III, 513.?Identification of with Au, IX, 464.?An Injury to the Temple of Karnak, IV, 243.?Inscrip tions: Hittite, from Arissama, IX, 345; from Constantinople, X, 331; Re cently Discovered Lydian and Carian in Egypt, X, 188.?Ranke's Views on Babylonian Personal Names, X, 183.?Statue of Pepi at Cairo, III, 245.?Translation of Hittite Inscriptions, X, 185. Sbardella, A. Calendar of Verrius Flaccus, X, 109. Scalvanti, O. Perugia: S. Angelo, VII, 254; Fresco by Domenico Alfani, VIII, 128.?The Style of Bonfigli, VI, 497. Scano, D. Mediaeval Sculpture in Sardinia, VII, 489.?Pisan Pulpits at Cagli ari, VI, 225.?Sardinian Churches, VI, 491. Scatessa, E. Giovanni Francesco da Rimini, X, 126. Sch?fer, H. Egyptian Plough from Thebes, IX, 458. Schaeffer, E. Andrea del Castagno's Frescoes of Famous Men, VII, 258. Schaffer, F. Ancient Remains in Eastern Thrace, VII, 369.?Archaeological Notes from of the Cilicia," VI, 352.?Passes Taurus, VI, 461. Schauinsland. Griechische Holzsarkophage aus der Zeit Alexanders des Grossen," X, 198. Scheibler, L. Exposition at D?sseldorf in 1904, IX, 496. Scheil. Stele from Susa, IV, 523. E. New 182. Scheil, " Babylonian Kings, X, Scheil, V. Hatamti," X, 183.?New Version of the Babylonian Account of the Deluge, II, 103. " Schenkl, H. Fragment of the Edictum Diocletiani," X, 349.?Greek and Aramaic Inscription from Aghatcha-Kal?, IX, 344. K. Grave of 621. Schenkl, "Parthenius, III, Schiaparelli, L. The Magistri Aedificiorum Urbis," VII, 141. Schick, C. Fountain of Siloah, VI, 62.?Lower Pool of Gihon, III, 246.? Report of the Palestine Exploration Fund for April, 1898, III, 61. Schiff, A. Grave Reliefs from Andros, VIII, 103. A. Prehistoric Settlements the Schliz, " along Neckar, VIII, 492. Schlosser, J. von. Dosso Dossi's Jupiter and Virtue," V, 255. Schlumberger, G. in the Louvre, VI, 96; VII, 251.?Byzan tine: A Bishop "in partibus," VIII, 496; Buildings in Macedonia, VI, 489; Ivory, Casket in the Kirchner Museum, V, 246; , III, 325; V, 246; Reliquary, IX, 486; at Aix-la-Chapelle, X, 211; at Eyne, VI, 489; Seals, V, 483; Stamped Glass, III, 640; Steatite Reliefs, VIII, 329.?Seals of the Latin Princes of Palestine, X, 124.?Tesserula Aedi ficiorum, VII, 360. Schmarsow, A. Frescoes by Sodoma at Subiaco, VI, 498.?'s Methods of Composition, IV, 382.?Influence of French Gothic upon German Sculp ture, III, 642.?" Die Oberrheinische Malerei," VIII, 507.?Origin of the "Ars Moriendi," IV, 559.?Romanesque Wall Paintings at Ferentillo, X, 473 Schmid, H. A. Hans Franck, III, 653.?Holbein's Work in Basel, IV, 559. 86 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Schmid, W. M. Carlovingian Sculptures, V, 250. Schmidt, H. Istar, III, 116.?Mycenaean Clay Idols, III, 118.?Post-Trojan Settlements at Hissarlik, VI, 461.?Primitive European Pottery, VIII, 298.?Thracian and Pre-Mycenaean Civilizations, VII, 473.?"Troja und Ilion," VII, 235. Schmidt, M. C. P. Ancient Method of Playing the , X, 458.?Study of Ancient Artillery, X, 437. Schmidt, O. P. Manetho as an Authority, V, 456. Schmidt, W. Paintings attributed to Correggio, at Munich, V, 255. Schmitt, F. J. Church of the Holy Trinity, Munich, III, 645.?Church of St. John the Baptist at Worms, VII, 493.?St. Magnuskirche, F?ssen-im Allg?u, IV, 380. Schm?lzer, H. Monuments of Art in Southern Tyrol, III, no. Schneider, A. Lindenau Collection at Altenburg, VI, 84. Schneider, F. Mathias Gr?newald and Mediaeval , IX, 495. Schneider, G. Christian Monuments of Velletri, VI, 488. Schneider, R. Ancient Artillery, IX, 456.?Catapults on Ancient Reliefs, X, 177. Schneider, R. v. A Dionysus and an Aphrodite from Salona, V, in.?Greek Discus from Sicily, IV, 361.?Greek Marble Reliefs in Berlin, VIII, 308.? Head of Athena Parthenos from Carnuntum, IX, 129.?Oenochoe from Eretria, III, 303.?Roman Ash-Chest in Vienna, X, 462. Sch?n, G. Mosaic Inscriptions from Cilli, III, 98. Sch?ne, H. Dioptra of Heron of Alexandria, IV, 362.?The Groma, VI, 220.? at Olympia, I, 419; II, 315.?Statue of a Charioteer in the Vatican, VIII, 318. Schone, R. Ernst Curtius, I, 390.?Principles of Artistic Representation, III, 278. Schopfer, J. Wooden Houses in Mediaeval France, IV, 552. Schottmuller, F. Classical Prototypes for Two Renaissance Tombs, VII, 496. Schrader, H. Altar at Pergamon, IV, 342.?Attic Stele with Bust in the Acroterion, X, 447.?Frieze of the , Athens, X, 444.?Hans von Prott, VIII, 95.?Inscriptions from Pergamon, IX, 104.? Pediment Sculptures of the Old Temple of Athena, II, 264.?Priene, II, 248.?Head of a Negro, Berlin, V, 234.? Frieze from Pergamon, V, 229. Schrammer. The Pergamene Altar, VIII, 471. Schreiber. Excavations at Alexandria, IV, 242, 268. Schr?der, A. Earliest Dated Pictures by Hans Holbein, VI, 235. Schr?der, B. Inscriptions from Pergamon, IX, 104.?Laconian Sculptures, VIII, 360; X, 448. Schroeder, L. v. The Due?os Inscription, IV, 544. Schroeder, O. Polyzalus Inscription at Delphi, VI, 473. Schubring, P. Frescoes: in the Transept of the Lower Church, Assisi, III, 642 ; in the Incoronata at Naples, V, 249, 487.?Giottino, V, 249.?Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin, VIII, 399. near a. Schuchhardt, C. Roman Settlement Haltern d. Lippe, IV, 504.?The at and Teutoburgensis Saltus, V, 357.?Wall of Anastasius Constantinople the Dobrudja Walls, VI, 198.?Work at Pergamon, IV, 342. Sch?rer. Palestinian Inscriptions, VI, 201. Discov Schulteis, C. Antiquities at M?nstereifel, V, no.?Archaeological eries: in , V, 360; in North Africa, III, 93; IV, 270; V, 114; VI, Edicts of 373; IX, 131; X, 120; in Tunis and Algiers, VIII, 122.?Two at the Emperor Valens, X, 443.?Iberian City Numantia, X, 355.?Imperial from Domains in Phrygia, III, 286.?Osean Capital Pietraabbondante, IX, 479.?Roman Surveys, X, 467.?Roman Topographical Charts, III, 321.? Territorial Divisions in " Germany, III, 633. of in Schultz, R. W. The Monastery of St. Luke Stiris Phocis," V, 483. Schultze, R. Roman Town at Bonn, VI, 84. Schulz, B. The Ruins of Mschatta, IX, 225. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 87

Schumacher, G. The Ancient Megiddo, IX, 101.?Ancient Remains at Gerasa, VII, 365.?Excavations at Tell el-Mutesell^m, IX, 343.?High ways from the Plain of Sharon to the Plain of Jezreel, VIII, 302.?Inscrip tions: from Dscherasch, VI, 61; Late Syrian, V, 87.?Travels in Pales tine, VI, 61. Schuster, D. I. Relics from Palestine, VI, 489. Schuyler, M. Mont St. Michel, VII, 256. Schwab, R. Krep?afiara, VIII, 484.?Xe?pe? in Art, VIII, 315. Schwalbe, G. Skull of the , VI, 222. E. Painters of 121. Schweitzer, " Cremona, V, Schwerzek, K. Erl?uterungen zu dem Versuch einer Rekonstruktion des ?stlichen Parthenongiebels," IX, 204. Scott, L. Sta. Maria delle Grazie, Rosciola, V, 248.?Tomb of St. Urban, III, 98. Scotti, L. Terramara at Alseno, V, 102. Scrinzi, A. Ancient Cretan History, V, 470.?Anthropoid Sarcophagus in Venice, V, 456.?Geography and History of Calymna, V, 477.?Rhodian Inscriptions, V, 471. Sheikevitch, S. Etching by Adam Elzheimer, V, 489. Shick. Changes in near Jerusalem, V, 88. Shortt, W. T. P. Sword-hilt of Leofric, IV, 382. Showerman, G. Cicero's Appreciation of Greek Art, VIII, 316.?The Great Mother of the Gods, V, 480.?Worship of Attis at Rome, V, 480. Seager, R. B. Excavations at Vasiliki, IX, 352. Searles, H. C. Lexicographical Study of Greek Inscriptions, III, 613. Seccia, P. Prehistoric Tomb at Marino, VIII, 113. Seeck, O. C. I. L. VI, No. 1723, X, 462. Seidlitz, W. von. British Museum Exhibit of Rembrandt Etchings, IV, 284.? Cranach Exhibition at Dresden, IV, 279.?Zenale and Butinone, VII, 496. S?journe. Samaritan Inscription from Gaza, X, 97. Selivanov, S. Prytaneis at Rhodes, VII, 472. Sellin, E. Antiquities from Palestine, V, 87.?Prehistoric Age in Palestine, VIII, 469.?Roman Milestone from Tell Zanbaghiye, X, 99.?Taanach: Canaanite Excavations 99; 99. Castle, VII, 107; " at, VIII, X, Seltman, E. J. Cupids in the Domus Vettiorum," IV, 366.?Pompeian Fresco representing a Mint, III, 319.?Roman Standard from England, VI, 484. Semper, H. Mediaeval Ivories at Buda-Pest, II, 154. Sentenach, N. Bronze Head in the Prado, VI, 467.?Panel and Foreign Paint ings in the Prado, V, 368. Serafino, C. Portrait-art in Coinage of the , I, 431. Servi?res, G. Polyptych by Hans Memling, VI, 385. Seton-Karr, H. W. Flint Instruments from Egypt, I, 338. Setti, F. The Basilica Palladiana at Vicenza, VII, 142. Seure. Theatre of Perinthus-Heraclea, IV, 535. Seure, G. Pizos in Thrace, III, 627; IV, 535.?Scythians in Thrace, VI, 456.? Thracian Inscriptions: V, 337; VI, 475; Sepulchral, VII, 371.?Kings of Thrace, VIII, 353.?Thraco-Macedonian Chariot, IX, 217. Seures, G. Tumuli and Pottery in Georgia, Russia, VI, 344. Sibree, E. Hittite Inscription J II, X, 441. SiEBOURG, M. Ancient Amulets, III, 279.?Burginatium and the Legio I (Ger m?nica), VI, 223.?Cult of the Matronae, VI, 222.?Italian Manufactories of "Megarian" Cups, I, 425.?Potters' Stamps at Neuss, II, 331. Siegel, L. Two Military Gravestones at Verona, X, 461. Sieglerschmidt, H. Caesar's Account of the Battle of Paris, X, 204. Sieveking, J. : Biadelli, VIII, 307; Rondanini, VIII, 476.?-Portraits of Antiochus Epiphanes, VII, "458. " Simon, K. Interpretation of the Lovers at Gotha, X, 485. Simonsfeld, H. A Lost Relief representing Bacchus, VIII, 486. 88 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Siren, O. Italian Pictures in Sweden, IX, 232.?Minor Florentine Painters of the Fifteenth Century, IX, 491.?Unknown Works of Bernardo Daddi, X, 213. Six, J. Altar of Didyma and the Altar of Busiris, IX, 201.?Apelles, X, 450.? Athena of Endoios, VIII, 473.?The Chronology of Mycenaean Art, VII, 473.?Pamphilus's Painting of the Battle of Phlius, X, 194.?Pausias, X, 194.?The Pediments of the Mausoleum, IX, 467.?Portraits: Greek, III, 123 ; of Maussolus and Alexander, IV, 349 ; Portrait Head of Ariarathes IX, II, 278; Statue of Alexander the Great, IX, 206.?Protogenes, VII, of Sveder de in Amster 475.?Seal Apecoude," X, 471.?Silver Lecythus dam, II, 278.?Van Eyck's Adoration of the Lamb," VIII, 506. Skias, A. N. Archaic Necropolis at Eleusis, III, 257.?Cave of Pan on Mt. Parn?s, VII, 121.?Discoveries: in the Odeum of at Athens, VI, 68; at Varna, IV, 486.?Excavations: at Eleusis, III, 68, 530; beside the Ilissus, III, 67.?Inscriptions: at Athens (Rock-cut), IV, 488; from Eleusis, II, 114; IV, 491.?Monument of Philopappus, III, 529.?Painted Plaques from Eleusis, VI, 207.?Paintings of Eleusinian Scenes, VI, 471.?Prehistoric Tomb on the South Slope of the Acropolis, VII, 372.?Red-figured Vase from Eleusis, VII, 241.?Stamps on Clay Tiles and Pipes from Eleusis, I, 350. near Smith, A. H. Hamilton's Excavations Rome, VI, 220.?Vase-paintings illustrating Bacchylides, III, 613. Smith, C. British Excavations at Melos, III, 257.?Crucifixion on a Greek Gem, III, 324.?Inscriptions: from Cyzicus, VI, 352; Melian, II, 300.?A Kalos-Cylix from Athens, I, 411.?New Copy of the Athena Parthenos, III, 295.?Panathenaic Amphorae, III, 303.?Proto-Attic Vase, VI, 470.? Statuette and Mosaic Pavement at , III, 258. Smith, G. A. Archaeological , X, 184.?Egyptian Monu ment at Tell Esh-Shibab, V, 334.?Roman Road between Kerak and Ma deba, IX, 342.?Topography of Ancient Jerusalem, IX, 462. Smith, G. LeB. Crosses: Pre-Norman, IX, 229, 488; at Wheston, X, 132.? Fonts : Derbyshire, VI, 228 ; Norman, at , IX, 230 ; at Thorpe-Arnold, VIII, 331; at Thorpe-Salvin, X, 212.?Norman and Pre-Norman Remains in the - District, IX, 229.?Steetley Chapel, Derbyshire, X, 476. Smith, H. I. Methods of Collecting Anthropological Material, VII, 229.? Shell Heaps on the Fraser River, VIII, 389. Smith, R. A. Iron in Britain, X, 469.?Late-Keltic Pins, X, 469.? Penannular Brooch from Canterbury, VIII, 501.?Roman Interments at Enfield, VIII, 375. Smyly, J. G. "The Tebtunis Papyri" (Vol. I), VII, 104. Smyth, H. W. D?rpfeld's Views on Ithaca and Leucas, V, 241. Sobernheim, M. Inscriptions : from Palmyra, IX, 343 ; on Vessels of the Egyptian Dynasty, X, 205 ; Samaritan, from Damascus, VIII, 98. Socin, A. Siloah Inscription with Translation, IV, 342. Sogliano, A. Bronze Ephebus from Pompeii, VI, 206.?C. I. L. X, No. 568, of the Work at in IV, 495.?Criticism" Pompeii, VI, 483.?Cupid-frescoes the Domus Vettiorum," IV, 366.?Excavations at Pompeii, III, 71; III, "540; IV, 256, 495; V, 104, 349; VI, 76, 364.?Fretores Eubois, V, 349.? House of the Count of Turin," Pompei, X, 351.?House: Pompeii, X, 110; at Torre Annunziata, III, 550.?Inscription and Mosaic from Lucera, IV, 494.?Mosaic of the Philosophers, II, 120.?Pompeian Graffiti, VI, 218.? Regio V, ?nsula III, Pompeii, X, 351.?Relief of Athena and Demeter from Naples, VI, 76.?Roman Villas: at Boscoreale, II, 118; III, 535; at Boscotrecase, IV, 494; at Scafati, IV, 501.?Thermopolium and a Shop, Pompeii, X, 351. Solmsen, F. Pharsalian Inscription, IX, 475. Sommer, H. O. Translation of the Code of Hammurabi, VII, 456. G. Sordini, Spoleto: Antiquities discovered at, II, 121; Early Wall, VIII, 113; Inscriptions, V, 107; Palazzo della Signoria, VII, 489. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 89

Soteriades, G. Burial Mound of the Macedonians at Chaeronea, VIII, 357.? Excavations: at Chaeronea, , Thermon, and Elatea, X, 341, 342; at Thermon, III, 532; V, 101 ; VII, 122.?Inscriptions from Thermon, X, 106.?Investigations in Boeotia and Phocis, X, 102.?Metopes of the Temple of Apollo at Thermon, VIII, 108.?Tumuli in Aetolia, VIII, 354. Souchet. Early Christian Engraved Marbles, II, 152. Spano, G. Egyptian Table from Pompeii, X, 351. Speze, P. S. Salvatore di Gallia, X, 476. P. S. Salvatore di 208. Spezio, " Gallia, X, Spiegelberg. Khetemy," X, 334. Spinazzola, V. Fragment of C. I. G. 57962, V, 473. Spoer, H. H. Palmyrene, Tablets, IX, 343 ;Tesserae, X, 186. Squier, G. N. Aboriginal Remains near Trempealeau, Wisconsin, X, 134. St. Gaudens. Training for Sculptors at the American Academy, Rome, VIII, 130. Staes, B. Excavations at Sunium, V, 100.?Fragments of Edict of Diocletian, IV, 357.?Temples of Athena and Poseidon at Sunium, III, 532.?Tomb and a Prehistoric Settlement at Dimini, VII, 120. (See Stais.) Staffetti, L. Madonna by Pinturicchio at Massa, VII, 140. Stais, B. Pyxis from Eretria, VII, 469. (See Staes.) Stara-Tedde, G. Sacred Groves of Rome, X, 464. Stavropoulos, D. S. Certain Inscribed Vases from Boeotia, I, 411. Stearns, F. P. Aphrodite of Melos, III, 298.?Farnese Athena in Naples, III, 605. Stedtfeld. Roman Coins from W?rselen, VI, 85. Stegensek, A. S. Croce in Gerusalemme, Rome, V, 117. Steele, R. Early Playing Cards, V, 483. Stein, A. Ephesian Inscription in Honor of Nerva, III, 524.?Roman Officials in Egypt, IV, 340; V, 227. Stein, H. Architect of Saint Denis, VII, 401.?Claus Sluter the Elder and Hannequin from Bois-le-Duc, III, 642.?Tapestries at Fontainebleau, VI, 501. Steindorff, G. Borchardt's Excavations at Illahun, IV, 243.?Chambers with Reliefs at Abu Gurab, IV, 478.?Discoveries: at Abusir, VI, 347; at D?r and El-Akhaiwa, V, 331; in Egypt, VI, 346.?Excavations, Petrie's: at the Temple of Abu Gurab, V, 331; at Abydos, IV, 479; VI, 347; at the Palaces of the at Alexandria, III, 512; at the Pyramid of Cheops, X, 94.?Exhibiton of Petrie's Discoveries in Egypt, IV, 242.? Expedition to Siwah, V, 85.?Mastabas from Saqqarah, III, 515.?Mummy of the Pharoah of the Exodus, VI, 348.?Necropolis of the Fourth Dynasty at Gizeh, VIII, 97.?Palace of Amenophis III at Thebes, VI, 348.?Re mains at H?u, III, 513.?Renovation of the Great Temple at Karnak, at III, 513.?Rock Sepulchres at Thebes, V, 332.?Temple of Ni-woser-re at Saqqarah, III, 514.?The Tomb: of Queen Hatshepsowet Thebes, VIII, 97; of King Khasekhamui, VI, 58 ; of Thutmosis I, IV, 243.?Tombs and to Temples in the Oasis of Siwah, IV, 480.?Von Griinau's Visit Siwah, III, 515. at Steiner, J. and P. Roman Brick-kiln Xanten, VIII, 119. the of Steinmann. Representations of Amor and Psyche by School Raphael, VI, 498. Stengel. Ancient Long Jump, IV, 539. Notes Stengel, P. An Ancient Sacrificial Usage, VII, 477.?Epigraphical relating to Religious Ceremonies, IX, 213.?Greek Sacrifice, VIII, 484; IX, 213. Stephanos, G. Excavations in Naxos, X, 341, 342. at Stephenson, M. Palimpsest Brass Okeover, III, 158. Bronze Vessel in the Form of a Stern, E. v. An Archer of Olbia, V, 337.?A Tomb Bust at Odessa, IX, 215.?The Pontic Colonies, V, 227.-?Thracian stone from Olbia, IV, 537.?The Tiara of Sa?taphernes, I, 407. Sternbach, L. Constantine Manasses, VII, 245. 90 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Sterrett, J. R. S. Abstract of Ridgeway's Article on the Pelasgic Origin of Mycenaean Objects, II, 290.?The Origin of the , II, 290. " " Steuernagel. Porta Paphia at Cologne, III, 269. Stiassny, R. Friedrich Pacher, IV, 559.?The School of Pacher, VII, 403. Sticotti, P. Excavations at Nesiactum, VII, 389.?Stelae from Trieste and Perasto, IV, 267. Stieda, L. Italian Votive Offerings, IV, 546. Stillman, W. J. Mycenaean Datings, II, 306.?Pelasgi in Pre-Hellenic Greece, II, 306.?Reports concerning the Discovery of the Venus of Melos, I, 405. Stjerna, K. History of the Population of Bornholm, X, 438. Stokes, M. Early Cross at Monasterboice, III, 647. Stolz, F. Roman Inscription and Portrait Bust at Neuschloss Matzen, IX, 130. Strack, M. L. Greek and Roman Coins from Neuss, IX, 362.?Greek Titles in Ptolemaic Egypt, IV, 523. E. F. Flemish on a 501. Strange, Paintings" "Rood-screen, Norfolk, VII, Strong, E. Statue of the Narcissus Type, X, 445.?Three Attic Grave stelae, VIII, 308. Struck, A. Inscriptions from Macedonia, VII, 370. Stryd, J. H. W. Curse Inscriptions from Athens, VIII, 104. Strzygowski, J. Bronze of the Time of Charlemagne, VI, 492.?Byzantine Re lief from Tusla, III, 589.?Cathedral of Heraclea, III, 97.?Church at Kaisariane, Mt. Hymettus, VII, 252.?Illustrated Physiologus in Smyrna, V, 483.?Marriage Ceremonials in Byzantine Miniatures, VI, 224.? Orpheus Mosaic from Jerusalem, VI, 487.?Pine-cone of the Vatican, IX, 220.?Relief of St. Peter in the Berlin Museum, VI, 227.?Ruins of Mschatta, IX, 225. Studniczka, F. Altars with Subterranean Chambers, VIII, 297; IX, 198.? Amphiaraus on a Corinthian Vase, IV, 529.?Arch of Augustus at Susa, VII, 480.?Athena Lemnia, IV, 346.?Bardini Athlete, IV, 347.?East Pediment of the Parthenon, VIII, 474.? on the Omphalos, VI, 476.?Monument of Eligabalus from Rome, VI, 478.?Mynon's , V, to 232.?Offering of the Arcadian Phauleas Pan, X, 189.?Pythocles of Polyclitus, X, 445.?Sarcophagi from Sidon, X, 190. G. Christian Art in Northern III, 324. Stuhlfauth, " Early " Africa, Suida, W. Crucifixion belonging to an Altar-piece by Masaccio, X, 368.? Frescoes Giovanni di Milano at by " Viboldone, X, 370.?St. Jerome by D?rer, V, 258.?Valeri, Pittori lombardi del Quattrocento," VII, 496. Sundwall, J. 67. /. A. II, 1, No. 172, IX, 475. Supino, L B. Fa?ade of San Lorenzo, Florence, VI, 92.?Fresco by Ghirlan daio in the Ognissanti, III, 108.?" Palagio della Lana," at Florence, X, 125.?The Tabernacolo del Verrocchio in Or San Mich?le, VII, 257. Svoronos, I. N. Acquisitions of the Numismatic Museum, Athens, IX, 351.? Ancient Clay Impressions of Coins and Seals, X, 455.?Ancient Theatre tickets and the Dionysiac Theatre, II, 308.?Seats in the Theatre of Lycur gus, III, 66.?Attic Bronze Tesserae, III, 136.?Coins: Athenian, of Ro man Date from Eleusis, IX, 354; Byzantine from Athens, IX, 486; Burial, from the Sacred Way, IX, 476; from Caria, X, 187; of the Ethetae, X, of and X, 455; Macedonia," Cyzicus, " Cos, X, 454; Magic, Youth from 480.?The Crouching" Anticythera, IX, 469.?Cupid frescoes in the Domus Vettiorum," IV, 366.?Dedication of the Bronze Charioteer at Delphi, X, 194.?Leaden Medals from Koropi, X, 346.? Methana-, IX, 476.?The Numismatic Museum at Athens, X, at 342.?Serangus and , I, 350.?Site of the Temple of Demeter Eleusis, X, 198." Swanton, J. R. Haida Texts and Myths," X, 219. Swarzenski, G. Ancient Book Illustrations, VI, 481. Swoboda, H. Basilica and Roman Walls excavated at Grado, X, 358.?Date of , VIII, 306.?Early Christian Fibulae, V, 248.?Explorations in NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 91

Isauria and Pamphylia, VII, 367.?" Vorl?ufiger Bericht ?ber eine Ar nach 102. ch?ologische " Expedition Kleinasien," VIII, Sybel, L. von. Weltgeschichte der Kunst im Altertum," VII, 229. Szanto, E. Accession of Artaxerxes Ochus, III, 621.?Archaeological Notes on Goethe's "Faust," III, 113.?Bronze Inscription from Olympia, III, 309.

Tadema, L. Alma. Influence of Van Dyck on the English School, IV, 519. Tamponi, P. Terranova-Fausania : Discoveries, II, 121; III, 82; Roman Tombs, III, 550. Tannery, P. Greek Shorthand, II, 297.?Roman Sun-dial from Carthage, III, 566. Taramelli, A. Ancient Sites in Central Crete, V, 94.?Neolithic Settlement at Vayes, VII, 385; VIII, 113.?Ancient Theatre at Turin, IV, 502; Antiqui ties from Aosta, III, 79.?Discoveries in Sardinia, IX, 121, 358; X, 114.? Inscriptions: from Novara, IV, 495; from Turin, IV, 263.?Italian Art at the Turin Exhibition of 1898, III, 509.?Italian Discoveries in Crete, VII, 242.?Marble Hand from Segusio, III, 264. Tarbell, F. B. Antiquities at Chicago: in the Art Institute, III, 582; from Italy, in the Field Columbian Museum, III, 583.?Cantharus from the Factory of Brygos, VII, 240.?Dated Panathenaic Amphora, V, 238.?Form of the Chlamys, X, 457.?Hand-mirror from Etruria, VII, 244.?Signed Proto-Corinthian Lecythus, VI, 470. Tarn, W. W. Ancient Trireme, X, 457.?Greek Warship, IX, 478; X, 199.? Hellenism in and India, VII, 230.?Oxo-Caspian Trade Route, V, 454 Tavenor-Perry, J. beneath Baptismal Fonts, X, 205.?Sanctuary Rings, X, 471. Testi, L. Date of Sta. Maria d'Aurona, VIII, 499. Thalheim, T. Samian Grain Law, IX, 211. Thayer, W. R. Museum at Naples, X, 92.?Opening of the Germanic Mu seum, Cambridge, VIII, 133. in the Roman Th?denat." Excavations Forum, III, 540; IV, 257.?Inscription from near the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina, IV, 258.?Roman Ocu lists' Seals, V, 481.?Terra-cotta Vase of the Mus?e Carnavalet, III, 638. 201. Th?denat, H. Two Pompeian Bas-reliefs, X, Thiers, F. P. Calendar of Coligny, III, 147, 280.?Christian Sarcophagus at Narbonne, IV, 516. Thiersch, H. Macedo-Sidonian Tombs at Beit-Djebrin, VIII, 98.?Miscel laneous Objects from Pergamon, VII, in.?Painted Tombs at Marissa, VIII, 469 ;X, 98.?The Topography of the Troad, VII, 459.?" Zwei An tike Grabanlagen bei Alexandria," VIII, 468. F. and N. Bell Tower of the Cathedral of Thiollier, " Valence, VI, 491. Thode, H. The Ars Moriendi," IV, 385.?Crucifix by Michelangelo, VIII, 393.?Lelio Orsi da Novellara, V, 255.?Rhenish Paintings of the Fif teenth Century, IV, 559; V, 257.?"The Seven Sorrows of Mary" by Albrecht D?rer, VI, 234.?, V, 487. Tholin. Relief of Apollo, IV, 265. E. M. Warwick Thompson, Manuscript, VII, 501. " H. Y. Andrea d'Asola and Peter Jo Thompson, " Ugellemeyer, X, 487.?A sephus illuminated by Jean Fouquet, X, 372. Thomsen. P. Eusebius's Account of Palestine, VIII, 302. Thureau-Dangin, F. Cylinder A of Gudea, IX, 460.?Dream of Gudea, V, of a Dedication to 456.?Tablets from Tello, VI, 459.?Translation Ghimil-, V, 456. Thurneysen, R. Archaic Inscription from the Comitium, V, 479. Thurston, H. Lost Works by Cellini and Caradosso, X, 132. Tietze, H. Dialogues of Francesco de Hollanda and Donato Giannotti, X, 216. a Tittel, K. Palace at Cnossus, VII, 462.?Pine Cone as Decoration of Tube. IX>457 Tocilesco, G. Monument at Adam-Klissi, V, 454.?Excavations: in the Do brudscha, X, 91 ; in Roumania, IX, 95.?Military Diploma from Varna, III, 526.?Temple at Tomi, II, 132. 92 INDEX OF AUTHORS. " Tod, M. N. The Catalogi Pater arum Argentearum," VIII, 311.?"A Cata of the at Kouram?nos and logue Sparta Museum," X, 456.?Excavations " Hagios Nicolaos, VIII, 483.?Fragment: of the Edictum Diocletiani," IX, 213; of a Tribute List from the Erechtheum, IX, 351.?Honorary De cree from the Marathon Road, VIII, 356.?Inscriptions: from Southwest Messenia, IX, 474; from the Sanctuary of Apollo Hyperteleates, IX, 211; Spartan, relating to -players, IX, 474.?The irai?iiw? ay?v at Sparta, VIII, 480. von. Discoveries at Velem-St. 120. T?R?K, Veit, VIII," " Toesca, P. Byzantine Inkstand, X, 472.?The Canonum of the Bib lioteca Vallicelliana, VII, 255.?Mediaeval Frescoes in Sta. Maria Mag giore, Rome, IX, 138.?Michelino da Besozzo and Giovannino de' Grassi, Lorenzo of the X, 215.?Madonna by Monaco, VIII, 392.?Restoration" Papal Palace, Viterbo, IX, 381.?" Salvator Mundi by Gaudenzio Fer rari, X, 367.?Works by Giovanni di Paolo-in Roman Collections, IX, 233. Tofteen, O. A. Assyrian Geographical Names, IX, 462. Toldt, K., Jr. Mound Graves in Mittelsteiermark, VIII, 372. Toll, B. von. Relics of the Bronze Age from Rodenbach, VI, 85. near Tomassetti, G. Antiquities from Tusculum, I, 362.?Imperial Building the Via Labicana, Rome, VI, 366.?Tribus Camilia, IX, 481.?Various Dis coveries in Rome, VI, 79. Tonini, C. Roman Tombs near Rimini, III, 79. Tonks, O. S. Brygos, IX, 208.?Terra-cotta Heads from Asia Minor in Athens, VIII, 309. Torp, A. Etruscan Inscriptions, IX, 124. Torr, C. Arrangement of Oars in the Trireme, X, 199, 457.?Relative Age of and of St. John the Baptist, VI, 488; VII, 251. TOSELLI, E. Christian Inscription from Daphne, VIII, 391. Tour, H. de la. Early Coin of Lyons, V, 481. TouTAiN, J. Inscription: of Trajanus Decius from Orl?ansville, X, 363; Latin, from Testour, I, 386.?Polychrome Sculpture from Tebessa, II, 133.?Pontarchs of Lower Moesia, VIII, 481.?Roman Milestones, X, 470.?"Zuiciv?u?," X, 196. Traeger. Notes of Travel in Albania and Macedonia, VIII, 102. Trendelenburg, A. Gigantomachia in Horace (Odes, II, 19), III, 124.? Paintings of Panaenus at Olympia, I, 411.?Spikes on Greek Statues, III, 630. Treu, G. Acquisitions of the Museum of Dresden: Department of Antiqui ties, III, 87; IV, 504; VII, 134.?Origin of Acroteria and Antefixes, IV, 343.?W?rzburg Head from the Parthenon Metopes, I, 402. Trudon des Ormes, A. Houses of the Templars in the Orient and France, V, of the in and 117.?Lodges " Templars Syria, Cyprus, France, III, 641. K. Pietro in Tschenschnes, Aretino," " Dresden, " VI, 235. K. Influence of the on German Tscheuschner, Mysteries Art, " IX, 495. Tschudi, H. von. Meister von Fl?malle, III, 652.?Van Eyck's Christ on the Cross," III, 594. Tsountas, C. Early Remains in the , III, 623.?Excavations in Si phnus and Syrus, IV, 253.?Mycenae: Excavations, VII, 121; X, 341; Moulds and Swords, III, 137; Polychromatic Head, VII, 121; Rings, V, 240; Two Tombs, V, 97.?Prehistoric Acropolis at , VII, 121.? Stone Utensils from the P?loponn?se, VI, 213.?Treasuries at Eleusis, X, 458. Tucker. Restored Roman Portrait Statue, IX, 479. Turk. Representations of Hylas, I, 428. D. Tumiati, Church Frescoes at Rignano Flaminio, III, 99.

Upham, W. Mounds of the Sioux in Minnesota, X, 219. de Urbani Gheltof, G. M. Scuola di S. Rocco, Venice, VI, 384. Urquart, J. Archaeology and the Old Testament, X, 436. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 93

V., W. Acquisitions of the Rijksmuseum at Amsterdam, IX, 384. Vacchetta, G. Excavations at Bene Vagienna, III, 534.?Gate and Building at Bene Vagienna, VI, 363. M. A. in Vachez, Paintings Sainte-Croix-en-Jarez, IV, "279. Vaglieri, D. Ada of the Fratres Arvales, II, 321.?The Eulogium Thuriae," III, 632.-?Excavations in the Roman Forum, VII, 483.?Inscription: to Domitian at Cagliari, I, 366; to Sanctus Soranus Apollo from Civita Castellana, III, 536; from Sardinia, II, 125.?Magic Clay Images, II, 118.?A Roman Military Diploma, IV, 261.?Term from the Baths of Diocletian, IX, 120.?Tesserae from near Rome, V, 353. Valentiner, W. R. New Rembrandt at Frankfort, X, 485. Valeri, F. M. Acquisitions of the Brera, VIII, 395.?Andrea Fusina and Caradosso, X, 214.?Documents concerning: the Cathedral of Milan, VI, 92; S. S?tiro, X, 214.?Fa?ade of San Raifaele at Milan, VII, 397.?Fif teenth-century Bolognese Sculptors, IV, 281.?Lombard Artists at Rome, VII, 257.?" Master of the Sforza Altar-piece," IX, 493.?Perugino's Co operation in the Certosa di Pavia, VIII, 333.?S. Domenico, Bologna, II, 339.?Textile Industries in Milan, VII, 397. Van Buren, A. W. Temples of Castor and of Concord in the Roman Forum, X, 352. Vasic, M. Bronze Vessel from Viminacium, X, 179. Vasnier, H. A. Architecture in Paintings by Jean Fouquet and Memling, X, 479.?Restoration of the Parthenon, X, 189. Vasselot, de. Limoges Enamels, X, 476. Vasseur, G. Pottery with Mycenaean Decoration from Marseilles, X, 117. Vassits, M. M. : Ancient Silver Vessels, VII, 452; Bronze Statuette, V, 232.?Necropolis of Klicevac, VI, 456.?Roman Coins and a Head of Constantine from Nisch, VI, 56.?Roman Remains in Servia, X, 90. Vauvill?, O. Fortifications of Frocourt and D'Ambleny, IV, 552.?Gallo Roman Graves at Soissons, IV, 267. Vaux, C. de. The Relation of the Etruscan and Pelasgian Languages to the Altaic, X, 466. G. P. Leaden Medal of David of Vegleris, " Trebizond, X, 471. Venetianer, L. Ezekiel's Vision und die Salomonischen Wasserbecken," X, 441. Venturi. Attributions: to to Ercole de' Correggio, VI, 499;" " " Roberti, VII, 260 to Fiorenzo di of to ; Lorenzo, VI, 501 ; the Vele the Oblong Master," to X, 480; Sperandio of Mantua, III, 648.?Byzantine Ivory Box from Rome, III, 640.?Designs by Pinturicchio for the Borgia Apartments of the Vatican, III, 156.?Ferrari, the Master of Correggio, III, 648.?Fres coes at Sta. Maria Donna Regina, Naples, X, 473.?Group by Guido Maz zoni, VI, 500.?Pontificale by Antonio da Monza, III, 650.?Portrait of dei Barbari and Luca Jacopo Pacioli, VIII, 332.?Relief by Verrocchio, VI, 495.?Romanesque Sculpture in S. Maria at , IX, 228.?Statue of David by Antonio Pollaiuolo, III, 592. Venturi, A. Attribution to Bernardo Daddi at Naples, X, 368.?Beato An g?lico and Benozzo Gozzoli, V, 487.?Burlington Club Exhibition of Milanese Paintings, III, 594.?Chigi Portrait of Aretino by Titian, X, 131.?Early Work of Caradosso at in the Rome, VII, 495.?Forgeries ' Gallery at at 122.? Munich, IX, 497.?Italian Paintings " , "V, Life and Works of Arnolfo di Cambio, X, 207.?A Madonna by Nino Pisano, IX, 376.?Medallion of Federigo II di Montefeltro, VI, 230.? Origin of Niccolo d'Apulia, X, 369.?Sterbini Diptych at Grottaferrata, IX, 377. Venturi, L. Italian Wood-engraving, VIII, 335.?Villamarina Madonna, IX, 493. Vercoutre, A. Gallo-Roman Monuments from Langres and Besan?on, III, 637. Verga, E. Textile Industries in Milan, VII, 397. Vernet, G. Latin Inscriptions from Spain, I, 437.?Roman Villa near Seville, I, 367.?Sarcophagi in Spain, I, 442. 94 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Vernier, J. J. The Treasures of the Abbey of Clairvaux, VII, 400. A. W. The Association of Death and the Horse the Ancient Verrall, " among Greeks, III, 139.?An Etymology for Anthesteria," V, 237.?Site of Ancient Athens, IV, 538. Viajero, L. Triangular Lodge at Rushton, V, 489. Vicars, E. Bronze Statue from Anticythera, VII, 464. Ville de Mirmont, H. de la. Gallo-Roman Astrology, VI, 486. Vincent. Excavations at Amwas, IX, 341.?Tombs at 'Abdeh, IX, 341. Vitalini, O. Coins of Giovanni Antonio Falletti, I, 451.?Ducatoon of Al berico il Cibo, I, 451. ViTELLi, G. Greek Papyri: from Egypt, VIII, 345; from Hermopolis (?), VII, 363.?Loan on a Mortgage from Hermopolis, VIII, 301. Vitry, M. Factory of Italian Faience at Amboise, VI, 234.?A Sixteenth century Marriage Coffer, VII, 499." " P. Guido Mazzoni and the Death of the at Vitry, " Virgin Fecamp, VII, and de La ? 260.?Koechlin Marquet Vasselot, Sculpture Troyes," " V, at 488.?Nicolas Guillain, called Cambray, III, 651.?Sculpture the Ex Tomb of position des Primitifs fran?ais," IX, 237.?Statuette from the Jacques de Malain in the Louvre, X, 371. Vitzthum, G. Frescoes of the Campo Santo, Pisa, X, 208. Vivanet, F. Statuette of Isis and Horus from Asuni, III, 81. Vjekoslav, C. Roman Lamps from Osijek, V, 358. Vlasto, P. Coinage of Tarentum, III, 622. Voge, W. French Influence upon Italian Sculpture of the Twelfth Century, VII, 490.?Sculptures of the Cathedral at Bamberg, VI, 227. de. Aramaean from , Vogue', Inscription," VIII, 96.?Nabatean Inscription II, 107.?Publication of Bulletins d'Epigraphie S?mitique," IV, 241.? Ronzevalle's Discussion of a Relief from Emesa, VIII, 302. and Voll, C. Portraits by Josse of Ghent, V, 488.?Van Eyck: Jan Hubert, IV, 558; Jan, in France, V, 488. Vollgraff, W. Argos : Excavations, IX, 107; at Temple of Pythian Apollo, on IX, 347 ; Inscriptions from, IX, 107, 108, 475 ; Prehistoric Settlements the Aspis, X, 342.?Excavations at Ithaca, IX, 114, 354.?Inscriptions from Boeotia, VII, 373.?Two Decrees of Proxeny from Amphissa, VI, 355. at Vollmoeller, K. G. Eretrian Tombs, VII, 120.?Fountain of Theagehes Megara, V, 97. to Voss, H. Rembrandt's Indebtedness Titian, IX, 489. Vulic, N. Chronology of the Emperors Philip II, Decius, and , IV, 546.?Inscriptions and Monuments from Macedonia, VII, 371.?Servia: Archaeological Excursions in 1904, IX, 335; Inscriptions, VI, 355; VII, ; Roman Remains, 227. 371 ;Monuments, " VII, 371 V, Vysoky, H. The Bust of Seneca," III, 299.?Statue of Odysseus in Florence, V, 235.

W., H. B. Columns from Mycenae in the British Museum, IX, 365. Waal, A. de. Christian Terra-cottas in Roman Museums, IX, 487.?Location of S. in of Isaac on an Oriental Gregorio Palatio, " VIII, 498.?Sacrifice Lamp, VIII, 496.?The Titulus Pr?xedis," X, 475. Wace, A. J. B. Alexandrian Grotesques, IX, 471.?"A Catalogue of the Sparta Museum," X, 456.?The Decoration of Trajan's Forum, X, 461.? Excavations at Pergamum, Ephesus, and Miletus, VIII, 100.?Fragments of Historical Reliefs in the Lateran and Vatican Museums, X, 460.?Frag ments of Sculpture in Rome, IX, 480.?Greek Patterns in Italian Embroi on deries, X, 483.?The Long Reliefs the Arch of Constantine, X, 460.? to Relief representing Caracalla's Presentation the Senate, X, 461.?Sculp tured Portraits of the Dynasties of the Diadochoi, IX, 470.?Statue of Apollo on the Omphalos, VIII, 476.?Topography and Monuments of Pelion and Magnesia, X, 348. Wadstein, E. Clermont Runic Casket, IV, 553. Waille, V. Inscriptions from Hammam Rihra, III, 275. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 95

Waldstein, C. and Stephanus, IX, 471.?Archaeological Methods, VIII, 465.?Bronze Statue from Anticythera, VII, 465.?Copies from the Parthenon Pediments, VI, 204.?Damophon, IX, 205.?Greek Heads at the Burlington Fine Arts Club, IX, 207.?Hera of Polyclitus, IV, 527 ; V, 464.?Importance of Recent Discoveries in Crete, V, 475.?Recently Dis covered Greek Bronzes, V, 465.?Reference in Bacchylides to the Argive Heraeum, V, 241. Walker, C. H. Fall of the Tower of St. Mark's Cathedral, VII, 142. Waller, J. G. Forms of Chain Mail, X, 205. Walters, H. B. Athena , III, 607.?Recent Acquisitions of the British Museum: Ancient Vases and Cameos, IV, 270; Antiquities of the Myce naean Age, II, 307. Waltz, P. Iberian Settlements in Albacete, V, 108. Ward, D. J. H. Series of Mounds in Iowa, VIII, 390. Ward, H. L. Turtle Pipe from Dodge County, Wisconsin, X, 376. Ward, J. Cardiff Castle, VI, 487.?Christian Antiquities in the Soudan, VI, 379.?Five-Wells Tumulus, Derbyshire, VI, 199. Wardle, H. N. Explorations in Mounds near Moundville, Alabama, X, 134. Ware, W. R. Saracenic Architecture, IX, 486. Warner, L. C. Statue of Sennofer from Karnak, VIII, 344. Washburn, O. M. Dedication of the Charioteer at Delphi, X, 194. Waterhouse, P. Architectural Tour through Burgundy, V, 118. Watson, C. M. Length of the Jewish Cubit, II, 104.?Site of the Acra at Jerusalem, X, 440. Watson, J. C. Scene-headings and Miniatures in the Manuscripts of Terence, VII, 481. Watzinger, C. Acquisitions of the , Berlin; Ancient Sculpture, VII, 388.?Athenian Lamp with Scenes from a Mime, VI, 70.? Excavations on the Slope of the Acropolis, VII, 115.?Greek Vases at Cairo, VII, 363.?" Griechische Holzsarkophage aus der Zeit Alexanders des Grossen," X, 198.?Heracles M?]wtt?c, IX, 469.?Poros Statue in Munich, V, 478.?Vases from the Acropolis at Athens, VI, 208. Way, E. Roman and Mediaeval Antiquities from Southwark, II, 131; III, 91. Weale, W. H. J. The Brothers Van Eyck, V, 256; VII, 500.?" Coronation of the Virgin" by Albert Cornelis, VI, 235.?Early Flemish Paintings in the New Gallery, London, IV, 520.?Early Painters of the Netherlands, VII, 500.?Ghent Altar-piece, VII, 261.?Hubert Van Eyck, V, 488.?Incor rect Attribution to Roger van der Weyden, V, 488.?Jean Brito and the Invention of Printing, III, 155.?A "Madonna and Child" by Gherard David at Madrid, X, 124.?Portrait by Jan Van Eyck at Berlin, V, 122.? Two Portraits by Jan Van Eyck in Vienna, VIII, 507.?Two Unassigned Flemish Paintings, X, 130.?Unfinished Triptych by Jan Van Eyck, VI, 384.?Van Eyck and C?ne, IX, 490. Webb, E. A. Priory of St. Bartholomew, West Smithfield, X, 476. Weber, A. St. Ruprechtskirche, Vienna, III, 646. Weber, G. Ancient Water Works: in Asia Minor, IX, 202; X, 442; of Laodicea ad Lycum, III, 64; of Smyrna, III, 600; IV, 524.?Basilica and Baptistery at Vurla, VI, 91.?Graeco-Latin Inscription from Phrygia, III, 523.?Inscriptions from Laodicea ad Lycum, III, 252.?Ionian Coast, IX, 466.?Remains of Erythrae, VI, 64.?The Rivers of Laodicea, III, 285. Weber, O. The Reign of Sennacherib, IX, 461. 122. Weber, P. D?rer's Portrait of his Wife, V, Weicker, G. Cocks on Greek Grave Monuments, X, 193.?The Troilus Vase, X, 191. Weidemann. Excavations at Drah-Abul-Neggah, III, 512. Weidemann, A. Egyptian Magical Formulae, IX, 458. Weigall, A. E. P. Mastaba of Gem-mi-kai, X, 180. Weil, H. A Greek Inscription: from Egypt, V, 330; from Ghizeh, V, 85. on Weilbach, F. Dedication to Aphrodite Pandemus the Acropolis, X, 194. 96 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Weill, R. Ancient Egyptian Fortifications, V, 228.?Early Linear Writing in the , VII, 451.?Egyptian Inscriptions from Sinai, VII, 455; VIII, 299.?Monument of Snofrou, IX, 99.?Steatite Vase from Hagia Triada, VIII, 472. Weisbach, W. Master of the Carrand Triptych, VI, 232.?Portrait of himself by Piero della Francesca, V, 254. Weiss, E. Bronze Disk with Astronomical Figures, VII, 487. Weissbach, H. Excavations at Babylon, IX, 340. Weisshaupl, R. Discoveries at Brioni, V, 111.?Inscriptions in Latrinae at Ephesus, VI, 461.?Pola: Discoveries, III, 267, 556; a Lycian Inscription, IV, 267 ;Topography, VI, 457. Weizs?cker, H. A Doubtful D?rer at Frankfort, VII, 262.?Nikolaus Kn?p fer and Adam Elsheimer, III, 653.?Peter Vischer, V, 257. Weizs?cker, P. Mythological Scenes on Vases in Berlin, VI, 471. Welch, B. F. Influence of the Aegean Civilization on South Palestine, V, 226. Welch, F. B. Pottery: of Cnossus, V, 474; Primitive Painted, in Crete, V, 468. C. H. Excavations of the Wall and at Weller, " " Agora Pergamon, V, 89.? Foundation of Opus Incertum at Corinth, V, 342.?Votive Statue of Euthydicus, V, 94. Wernicke, C. East Pediment of Temple of Zeus at Olympia, II, 270.?Some Representations of Poseidon, IV, 526.?Zeus of Phidias, III, 296. Wessely, C. Arsino?, VIII, 299. Westermann, W. L. K?,sitcjv-?o??vkA?ltoc? X, 200. Weston, K. E. Miniatures in Manuscripts of Terence, VII, 480. Whatham, A. E. Ring and the Rod in Babylonian Sculpture, X, 182. Wheeler, J. R. Date of the Destruction of the Propylaea, VI, 216.?So-called Capuchin Plans of Athens, V, 476. White, G. E. Cave Dwellings of Cappadocia, VIII, 469. White, J. F. Wrist-grasping on Attic Stelae, III, 121. White, R. E. Women in Ptolemaic Egypt, III, 598. Whyte, E. T. Brougham Castle, VIII, 502. Wickhoff, F. Goethe's Relation to Antiquity, III, 113.?Raphael's Drawings VIII, 334. in Wide, S. Dome Tomb and Palace at Dimini, V, 345.?Early Amphora Stockholm, II, 283.?Greek Geometric Vases, III, 609; IV, 351, 528.?A Local Type of Boeotian Vases, VII, 240.?Mycenaean Idols from Prinias, VII, 242.?Phaestus, VI, 72.?Survival of Mycenaean Ornament, II, 280.? Votive Relief from Aegina, VI, 355. Wiedemann, A. Tomb of Amenophis II, III, 59. Wiegand, T. Excavations at Miletus, VI, 353; VII, 368; VIII, 351; X, 340.? Houses in Priene, IV, 343.?Inscriptions from Asia Minor, X, 338.?Por trait Statue of Alexander the Great, III, 606.?Pre-Persian Buildings on the Acropolis, IV, 343.?Prytany List from Cyzicus, VII, 107.?Pyramid of Cenchreae, VII, 245.?Remains of Dystus, IV, 491.?Sculptures in the Museum at Samos, V, 99.?Theatre at Priene, III, 252.?Tomb of Hanni bal at , VII, 368.?Travels in Moesia, IX, 466.?Votive Offerings at Delphi, III, 629. Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, U. von. Alexander's Funeral Car, X, 199.? The Amherst Papyri of Grenfell and Hunt, VI, 371.?Ancient Illustrated Editions of the Poets, III, 613.?The Architectural History of the Acropo lis at Athens, VI, 371.?Greek Figure-poems, IV, 354.?Inscriptions from Mytilene, X, 100.?Julian Calendar in Asia Minor, IV, 342.?Leucas Ithaca, VII, 473.?Roman Ship in the Lago di Nemi, VI, 371. Wilberg, W. Basilica and Roman Walls at Grado, X, 358.?Necropolis of Termessus, V, 229.?"Troja und Ilion," VII, 235. Wilbrich, H. Coan Inscription at Buyukdere, III, 310. Wilde, C. Coins from Escharen, II, 153. Wilhelm, A. Amphictyonic Decrees in Honor of Dionysiac Artists, V, 471.? Antonius Creticus, VII, 242.? 'Attocio?? 'Etcwev?, HI, 621.?Aristocreon, the Nephew of Chrysippus, VI, 211.?Athenian Decree from Chalcis, VII, 469.?Attic Decrees, X, 451.?Excavations at the Temple of Artemis, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 97

Lusoi, V, 346.?C. I. A.: I, No. 170, VI, 210; II, No. 224, V, 239; III, No. 49, IV, 356.?C. I. G. I, No. 1118, V, 240.?Date of the Attic Lead tov Curse-tablets, VIII, 479.?Decrees of the Alabandians, VI, 473.? 'E7r? irap?vToc, X, 453.?The Epigram of Pausanias at Delphi, V, 240.?Epigram from Tegea, VIII, 480.?Epigrams by Antiphon, IV, 532.?Epigraphic Report from Greece, III, 129.?Fourth-century Greek Letter, VIII, 478.?Fragment of the Eleusinian Decree, VII, 372.?Fragments attributed to Simonides, IV, 354.?Greek Epigrams, X, 196.?Greek Names in Jo sephus, X, 453.?Greek Names of Ships, VI, 74.?/. G. Ins. Ill, No. 212, VI, 211.?/. G. I, Suppl., p. 14, 46a, X, 451.?/. G. S. A. 7, V, 240.?In scriptions: in Honor of Assandrus, VI, 472; from Astypalaea, VIII, 480; Attic, I, 417; VI, 472; VII, 470; Eretrian, IX, 473; Euboean, IX, 211; Greek (Notes on), IV, 537; X, 196, 453; from Hyeltos and Hypata, X, 452; Idalia, III, 309; Lebadia, II, 292; Magnesia, X, 453; Paros (Hetaerae), IV, 358, 535; relating to Property of Hermocopidae, VIII, 104; Rheneia from (curse-), V, 472.?"Marmor Parium," II, 301.?Names " a Thuria, V, 101.?Oligarchy on Thasos, VIII, 480.?" ILavi?vto? in Delian Inscription, X, 104.?Poetic Epitaphs in the National Museum, Athens, V, 339.?Praxiphanes, IX, 473.?Salaminian Decree, and Heca tompedon Inscription, III, 613.?Victors in the "Theseia," X, 195.?Wor ship of Bendis at the Piraeus, VI, 473. WlLKE. Spiral Maeander, X, 437. Williams, J. G. Swords of the City of Lincoln, VII, 494. WiLLRicH, H. Craterus and the Proprietor of the Alexander Sarcophagus, 606. III, " " Wilpert. Frescoes in the Crypt of the Cemetery of Commodilla, IX, 379.?Inscriptions from the Roman Catacombs, VIII, 396.?Paintings in the Catacomb of the Villa Massimo, Rome, VII, 488.?Paintings in Sta. Maria Antiqua, X, 206, 475.?Portrait of St. Paul on Roman Tombstone, VI, 488.?SS. Felix and Adanctus, Rome, VIII, 395.?Studies of Vestments, III, 640.?Undisguised Cross in the Catacombs, VIII, 327. Wilpert, J. Development of the Toga and Pallium, IV, 377. Wilson, C. W. Camp of the Tenth Legion at Jerusalem, IX, 463.?Excava tions in Palestine, X, 97.?Excavations at Tell-el-Mutesellim, IX, 344.? High-level Aqueduct at Jerusalem, IX, 342.?Second North Wall of Jeru salem, X, 184. Wilson, H. Bronze Image from Sidcup, I, 376. Winckler, H. Ancient Phoenician Temple at Sidon, VIII, 99.?Influence of Babylonia and Assyria upon the Coasts of the Mediterranean, X, 182. M. Fra Wingenroth, " Ang?lico, III, 648. Winnefeld, H. Altgriechisches Bronzebecken aus Leontini," IV, 360.?Per gamon Museum, Berlin, VI, 371.?"Troja und Ilion," VII, 235.?Wall painting from a Merovingian Palace, VIII, 486. Winslow, W. C. Egyptian Art in American Museums, V, 116. Wintemberg, W. J. Relics of the Attiwandarons, X, 219. Winter, F. Caeretan Hydrias, IV, 529.?Chest of Cypselus, VIII, 477.?De velopment in the Style of Euphronius, V, 237.?Encaustic Painting, II, 288.?Greek Braziers, II, 289.?Greek Portrait Statue in the Louvre, IV, Hermes of Treasure, II, 527.?The " Aicamenes, IX, 104.?Hildesheim 330.?" Iliupersis on a Bowl in Berlin, III, 129.?Originals of Pompeian Paintings, VI, 471.?Rhyton from Tarentum, VI, 477; VII, 474-?Studies in Early Greek Art, IV, 344.?Terra-cotta Sarcophagi from Clazomenae, III, 302. Winterberg, C. Proportions of the Human Body, VII, 502. Witkowski, S. Delphian Aristotle-Decree, IV, 356, 534. W?LFFLIN, H. J. , II, 98. Woermann, K. Sistine Madonna, IV, 555. Wolters, P. Ancient Palace at Cnossus, V, 94.?Black-figured Vases in the British Museum, III, 560.?" Catalogue of the Inscriptions in the Epi graphical Museum at Athens, IV, 3 54.?'EAa?

from Smyrna, III, 251.?A Greek Mortgage on Works of Art, VII, 472.?King Nabis, II, 299.?Lead Idol in Athens, V, 460.?Painted Marble Head at Athens, IV, 346.?Prehistoric Greek Idols of Lead, III, 623.? Secunda Rudis, III, 135.?Spartans in the Parthian Wars, VIII, 480.? Vase-painting on Hydria from Vulci, X, 449.?Vases from Menidi, III, 126; IV, 351.?Worship of the Dead at Menidi, III, 624.?"Zu den Griechischen Agonen," VI, 208. Wren, C. Aboriginal Pottery from the Wyoming Valley, X, 219. Wright, G. F. Discoveries in Asiatic Russia, VI, 456. Wright, T. F. Palestinian Christian Lamps, IX, 464.?The Recent Work of the Palestine Exploration Fund, X, 336.?Tombs of Gezer, IX, 464. Wroth, W. Parthian Coinage, V, 454. W?nsch, R. Greek and Latin Devotiones, II, 322; IV, 537.?Terra-cottas from Acrae and Boeotia, V, 463. Wuescher-Becchi, E. A Transformed Statue of a Flamen, III, 140. Wulff, O. Church of the Apostles, Constantinople, III, 151.

Xanthoudides, S. A. Moulds from Crete, V, 241 ; VIII, 483.?Pan Kypharissi tas, IX, 213.?Tombs: at Artsa, IX, 109; at Mouliana, IX, in.

Y?RAKis, D. M. Inscriptions from Sinope, VI, 65. Yorke, V. W. Excavations and Discoveries at and , I, 352, 416.?Greek and Latin Inscriptions from Eastern Asia Minor, III, 521. Young, H. M. Church of St. Ewan at Bar?van, IV, 553.?Mediaeval Scotch Stone Ball, I, 450. Yule, G. U. A Himyaritic Inscription, X, 98.

Zahn. Ancient Graves at the Areopagus, II, 313; III, 66.?Evans, "Myce naean Tree and Pillar Cult," V, 357.?Sculpture from Crete, VI, 371. Zahn, R. Greek Vases with Perforated Bottom, IV, 352.?Ionic Vases, III, 301.?Ostrakon of Themistocles, II, 291.?Palace at Cnossus, V, 474. Zanardelli, T. Remains near , IV, 495. Zangemeister, K. Votive Inscriptions to Dolichenus from Heddernheim, VI, 223. Zekides, G. D. Thessalian Inscriptions, V, 101 ; VI, 474 ;X, 349. Zenghelis, C. Prehistoric Bronze in Greece, X, 456. Zickermann, E. Khirbet el-Jeh?d, X, 440. Ziebarth, E. C. I. G. S. Ill, No. 693, II, 302.?Fifteenth-century Italian Ac count of a Tour in Greece, III, 630.?Inscriptions: from Athens, III, 131; Attic Mortgage, II, 290 ; copied by Cyriacus of Ancona, II, 302 ; relating to Greek Associations, V, 239.?Xov? in Mysian Inscriptions, X, 197.? New Attic Boundary Stones, III, 615.?Notes on Strabo by Cyriacus of Ancona, III, 315.?Theatre of New Pleuron, III, 259.?Visits of Cyria cus at Pergamum," VII, 368. Ziehen, J. Anthology of Codex Salmasianus," IV, 522.?Decorations of the Gymnasia and Palaestrae, X, 458.?" Thracian Horseman," VIII, 484. Ziehen, L. ??votov, Swine, IV, 355. Ziller. Lighting of the Parthenon, II, 250. Zimmerer, H. Pre-Christian Cappadocian City, IV, 485. Zimmermann, E. Porcelain Flowers in the Royal Collection at Dresden, IX, 239 Zimmermann, M. J. "Oberitalienische Plastik im fr?hen und hohen Mittel ," I, 441. Zimmern, H. Translations of Babylonian Hymns and Prayers, X, 183. Zingerle, J. Bithynian Inscriptions relating to the Office of Oenoposiarch, VII, 460.?Bronze Hand from Myszkow, IX, 129.?Maeonian Curse, IX, 475 Zorsi, A. Discoveries at Cividale dei Friuli, IX, 116.?Pre-Roman Bronzes, III, 79. Zumoffen, G. Stone Age in Phoenicia, II, 237. IL INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS

A. PLATES.

Achilles: Relief at Achouria, III I Colossal Male Figure, IV (tit), 23, (>?)? *77 Colossal Male Figure, VI (i), 11. Head from I Aphrodite: Gortyna Colossal Male Figure (Second), (xi), 239. VI (iia), 11. Terra-cotta Argos: Heraeum, Plaques Colossal Maie Figure (Second), II (Nos. 1-5), (i), 173. Head, VI (ii), 11. Terra-cotta Heraeum, Plaques Colossal Statues, Series of; Pro II (Nos. 6-10), (ii), 173. posed Foundation for Porch, Assos: Eastern End of Stoa after VI (iv), 11. Excavation I (photograph), (vi), Excavation in Process, 1901, V 69. (Hi), 27. of South Plan Agora, Theatre, etc., Excavation Area of 1901, West of Elevation of Baths; Restored, the Old Fountain, V (i), 27. I (iv), 69. Excavation Area of 1901 ;West of Plan of Western Street of Tombs; the Propylaea, and South of the Elevation of Tomb No. XVI; Temple of Apollo, V (ii), 27. Elevation of Tomb No. XXI, Excavation Area in 1905, X (v), I(vii), 69. 17. I 507. Relief, (xxvii), Excavation Area with Temple in Small Gateway in Western Forti the IV 22. fication Walls I I Background, (i), (photograph), Excavations in 1896, Drum of (v), 69. Column in Trench III, I (xvii), Vaulted Tomb "in Restor field"; 455 Method of Con ation, showing Excavations in 1896, General Plan, I 69. struction, (viii), I (xiv), 455. Madness of: Vase in Chi Athamas, Excavations in 1896, Trench III, III 339. cago, (iv), I (xv), 455. Head in Modena, I (xiii), Augustus: Excavations in 1896, Watercourse 266. in Trench III, I (xvi), 455. Excavations in 1898, General Beneventum: Arch of Trajan, I (ii), View, II (ix), 233. 54 Excavations in 1904, Sketch-plan, Arch of Trajan: Group of Divini VIII (xvii), 433. ties, I (iii), 59. Excavations of 1902; Southeast Busts, Four Roman, I (xii), 266. Angle made by the East System and South System of Chambers Catulli Codex Romanus, page 1, Fac and Porticoes, VI (ii), 16. simile, I (i), 38. Ancient: Colors of the Corinth: Architrave and Cornice Fountain, Triglyphon, VI (ix), 307. Blocks from the Propylaea, IV Fountain, Ancient: Eastern , (ii), 23. VI 307. Celebe, II (vi, vii), 195. (vii), Ancient: Elevation of Colossal Female Figure, VI (xiv), Fountain, VI 430 Interior, (x), 307. Ancient: View from Colossal Female Figure (Second), Fountain, Eastern IV VI (xvi), 431. Side, (iv), 24. Ancient: View from Colossal Figures, Series of, VI Fountain, Southern Side, VI (viii), 307. of Glauce: Ground Colossal Female Heads, VI (111), Fountain Plan, 11. IV (vii), 457 IOO INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

General View: Main Excavation Gortyna: Head of Aphrodite, I Area of 1902 in the Centre, VI (xi), 239. a), 16. Gortyna: Inscriptions, Archaic Geometric Amphora, IX (xi), 411. (Nos. 28, 29), I (xa, b), 221 Geometric Vases (Cylixes), IX 227. (xii, xiv, xvi), 411. Gortyna: Inscription (No. 22), I Geometric Vases (Oinochoae), IX (ix), 159. (xii-xvi), 411. Hagios Ilias: Fragments of Pithoi, Geometric Vases (Standard of V (xiv), 404. Oinochoae), IX (xv), 411. Kavousi: Rusty Ridge, Hydria Head of Dionysus, VIII (xiii), 288. from Tholos Tomb. Left Side, Lechaeum Road, View looking V (in), 125. South, VI (xviii), 439. Kavousi: Rusty Ridge, Hydria Lechaeum Road and Propylaea, from Tholos Tomb. Right Side, Ground-plan, VI (xvii), 439. V (iv), 125. Pirene (1898), II (xi), 133. Kavousi: Thunder Hill, Typical Pirene in 1901 : Ground-plan of Vases from Tombs 1, 2, and 4, Quadrangular Basin, VI (xi), V (?), 125. 321. Kavousi: Thunder Hill, Typical Pirene in 1901: Quadrangular Vases from Tomb 3, V (i), 125. Basin, VI (xii), 321. Kavousi : Terra-cotta Animals Plaque of Coffered Ceiling: He from Citadel Slope, V (v), 125. lios and Selene, VI (v), 11. Praesos: Terra-cottas, V (x-xii), Ancient II Road, (1898), (x), 233. 37} Roman Building (Trench XIV), Prinia: Fragments of Pithoi, V I (xxvi), 495. (xiii, xiv), 404. Roman Building: Plan, Elevations, and Sections (Trench XIV), ? Dionysus: Head from Corinth, VIII 288. (xxv), 495. (xiv), on a Temple of Apollo from the Eastern Doryphorus Red-figured Lecy X End, IX (ii), 44. thus, (xvii), 405. Museum of Temple of Apollo, Ground Plan Duris, Cylix by (Boston Fine (1901), IX (iii), 44. Arts), IV, (i), 183. X Terra-cottas, (x-xiii), 159. Eleusis: Porch of Dimensions Theatre: Foundations for Seats Philon, of Members, IX (iv), 147. (Trench XVIII B), I (xxi),48i. Eleusis: Ram's II 223. Theatre: Foundations for Seats Head, (vii), Erechtheum: East Wall (Trench XVIII C), I (xxiii), showing Stones in situ or identifiable, X, 481. (vii), 47. Theatre: Flight of Steps (Trench East Wall showing what was XVIII B), I (xxii), 481. found of the Window-linings Theatre: Plan, I (xviii), 481. and their Decoration, X (viii), Theatre: Steps and Foundations 47 for Seats (Trench XVIII), I East Elevation, Restored, X (ix), (xix), 481. 47 Theatre: Roman Seats in situ Die Friessteine, X (iv), 1. (Trench XVIII), I (xx), 481. General Plan, X (vi), 47. Theatre: Walls of Roman (Ribs) New of X Theatre (Trench XVIII F), I Readings Inscriptions, (i), i (xxiv), 481. Eretria: Theatre, 1891, II (v), 187. Torso of a , VIII Theatre, 1891. General View of (xviii), 433. " Stage Buildings, II (iii), 187. Crete. Avgo : Pocket," Bronze-Age Theatre, 1891. Track of Eisky IX (x), 277. klema, II (iv), Courtes: Hill of 187. (Courtokephala), Etruscan Horseshoes from Corneto, V (vii), 259. VI (xiv), 398. Courtes: Vases from the Necropo lis, V (viii, ix), 259. Fragment of a Treasure List from Erganos: Mycenaean Vases from the Acropolis Wall, Athens, the Necropolis, V (vi), 259. I VIII (xii), 263. PLATES. 101

Girolamo da Cremona: Altar Piece Oberlin IX j Scipio-Type: Head, (i), at Viterbo, III (ii), 161. ii. Sikyon: Theatre, Ground Plan, IX Heracles: Bronze Statue in Boston, (viii), 263. X (xiv), 377. Theatre, Plan and Elevation of Bronze Statue in Boston, Head of, Proskenion and Paraskenia, IX X (xv), 377. I (ix), 263. Syria: Idol, Female, IV (iii), 289. Inscription: Attic Lease, III (i), 44. Idol, Male, IV (ii), 289. Gortyna (No. 22), I (ix), 202-204. Terra-cotta from the Erechtheum. Tityros: Figure (Boston Inscriptions: j Museum of Fine Arts), IX (v), New Readings, X (i), 1. 157 Gortyna (archaic, Nos. 28, 29), I " (xa, b), 221-227. Vari, Cave: Fragments of Red-fig ," I, 321, ured Vases, VII (x), 320. X X 1. recto, (ii), verso, (iii), Lamps, Devices on Disks and Bor ders, VII (xiii), 338. Meno: Vase with and , Apollo, Lamps, Terra-cotta, VII (xiv), IX Artemis, (vi), 170. 338. Vase with Warrior leading Horses, Lamps, Terra-cotta: Devices on IX (vii), 170. Borders, VII (xii), 338. Marble Reliefs, I-VII, VII (iii-ix), Details. Nippur: Palace, Columns 301. of VIII the Peristyle Court, Plan, VII (i), 263. (xv), 403. Sectional Plans, VII (ii), 263. General VIII Palace, Plan, (xiv), Terra-cotta Figurines, VII (xi), 403. 320. Sections the Ac Palace, showing Vases: Amphora, Geometric from tual VIII State, (xvi), 403. Corinth, IX (xi), 411. Amphora, by Meno, IX (vi, vii), Oeniadae: Plan, VIII (vii), 137. 170. VIII Ship-Sheds, Cross-sections, Amphora, Panathenaic, X (xvi), (xi), 227. 385. VIII " Ship-Sheds, Elevation, (x), Celebe, representing the Madness 227. of Athamas," III (iv), 331. Plan of Excavations Ship-Sheds, Corinthian, Geometric, IX (xii VIII in, (ix), 227. xvi), 411. of VIII Plan Theatre, (viii), 174. Cretan, V (i, ii), 125. Cretan, V (viii, ix), 259. II Papyrus: Wash?m, Iliad e, 1-68, Cylix, Corinthian, IX (xii, xiv, (xii), 347. xvi), 411. Parthenon: Metope from West End, ! Cylix, by Duris, IV (i), 183. No. I (Michaelis), III (v), 413. Hydria, Cretan, V (iii, iv), 125. No. Metope from West End, XIV Lecythus, Argive, No. I (Boston (Michaelis), III (vi), 425. Museum of Fine Arts), IV (iv), Propylaea: Cuttings in the Rock in 440. a the Great Doorway. Below, Lecythus, Argive, No. II (Boston Vertical Section, VIII (vi), 35. Museum of Fine Arts), IV (v), Propylon (Acropolis, Athens) : Gen 440. eral Plan of Pre-Periclean, VIII Lecythus, Argive, No. Ill (Boston (?), 35 Museum of Fine Arts), IV (vi), Plan of Extant Corner behind the 440. Southwest Wing of the Propy Mycenaean, V (vi), 259. laea, VIII (ii), 35 Oinochoae; Corinthian, IX (xii Section through Parastas and Steps xvi), 411. showing the Face of Side Wall, Pithoi, Cretan, V (xii, xiv), 404. VIII (iii), 35. From Vari, VII (x), 320. Southern Wing before the Pelas Zer'in Ground-Plan of gian Wall. Steps in Section, (Jezreel), VIII (iv), 35. Mediaeval Church, VI (xiii), Southern Wing, End, VIII (v), 35. 339 102 INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

B. FIGURES IN TEXT

The Titles of Illustrations in News and Discussions are in Italics.

Achilles: Relief. Profile of Mould Asclepius: Statue, Gortyna, I, 280. ing, Achouria, III, 178. Statue, Gortyna. Head, I, 281. Acropolis: Foundations of Old Tem Assos: Epistyle Block, I, 508. ple. Plan, III, 347. Assyrian: Cylinders with Egyptian Four Temples. Plan, to illustrate Gods, III, 14, 15. Pausanias's Route, III, 368. Cylinders with Ishtar and Adar, American School in Rome: Villa and Other Figures, III, 8. Cheremeteff. Elevation, I, 45. Goddess from Rock-Sculptures of Villa Cheremeteff. Plans of First, Maltaya, III, 34. Second, and Third Floors, I, 46, Athena: Corinthian Terra-cotta, II, 47 221. Amphora: Panathenaic. Details of Lekythus in National Museum, Obverse, X, 386. " Athens, VI, 413. Panathenaic. Group on Reverse, Mourning Athena," Stele, VI, X, 388. 412. Panathenaic. Inscriptions on Augustus: Head, Gortyna, I, 267. verse, X, 387. Panathenaic. Olympias, X, 392. Babylonian: Cylinder with Bilingual Royal Tomb, Isopata, Crete, X, Inscription (Hittite and Baby 343 lonian), III, 16. Anticythera, Statuette from, X, 445. Cylinder with Ishtar, III, 9. Aphrodite: Head from Aphrodisias, Seal in Metropolitan Museum, II, X, 338. 160. Cretan Head, I, 241. Seal belonging to W. H. Ward, II, Torso from Corinth, VI, 437. 161. Apollo: Head on Amphora by Meno, Baths, Silchester: Plan, X, 361. IX, 173. Bel in his Chariot: Seal in the Met Aqueducts, Roman: Aqua Claudia, ropolitan Museum, II, 160. V, 183. and : Cretan Aqua Marcia and the Aqueduct of Metope Relief, I, 243. Minturnae, V, 179. Beltis: Characteristic Figure, Terra Aqueduct of Minturnae. Lower cotta, VIII, 415. a Arches of Long Section, V, 192. Bezel of Bronze Ring in Boston, X, Aqueduct of Minturnae. View 380. looking toward the Hills, V, 188. Bismaya: Statue of Da-udu, X, 96. Aqueduct of Minturnae, near the Bologna: Cloister of the ?destines, Castellum, V, 189. Horizontal Curves in Plan, VI, Aqua Neroniana and Aqua Alex 169, 170. andriana, V, 294. Bronze Statuette from Norba: Actual Arcadia, Achouria : Profile of Mould Size, X, 416. ing of Achilles Relief, III, 178. Arizona: Box Canyon. Pictoglyphs Coast between Sorrento and the of the Snake Cult, X, 37. Punta di Campanella, IX, 2. Juniper Ridge Ruins. Bowls and Corinth: Aphrodite, Torso, VI, 437. Ladles for Serving Food, X, 33. Architectural Mouldings, VI, 13. Juniper Ridge Ruins. Jugs and Architrave Block, VI, 18. Pitchers with Handles, X, 35. Architrave Block. Corner, VI, 11. Base of Juniper Ridge Ruins. Room Exca the Statue of Regula, IV, vated, X, 31. 236. Juniper Ridge Ruins. Unique Celebe, II, 196. Forms of Pottery, X, 34. Coins. Roman, showing Hermes Snowflake, Navajoe County. Camp and the Ram, VI, 442. at Ruin No. 1, X, 27. Colossal Figure, Base for, VI, 14, Snowflake, Navajoe County. Room 15 Excavated at Ruin No. 1, X, 29. Colossal Male Figure. Fragment, Artemis: Head on Amphora by VI, 8, 9. 10. Meno, IX, 174. Corinthian Capital, VI, FIGURES IN TEXT. IO?

Corinthian Capital. Abacus, VI, Pirene. Ground Plan, IV, 209. io. Pirene. Ground Plan (1899), IV, Cornice Block, VI, 19. 228. Dionysiac Symplegma, VIII, 289. Pirene. Ionic Order at of Excavations in 1896. Plan of Chamber, IV, 212. Trench III, I, 461. Pirene. Outside the West En Excavations in 1896. Plan of trance, IV, 233. Trench VII, I, 468. Pirene. Quadrangle before; as Excavations in 1896. Plan of excavated in 1898, IV, 218. Trench VIII, I, 472. Pirene. Quadrangle fronting; Excavations in 1898. Sketch-plan, from the Northeast, IV, 232. II, 235, 500. Pirene. Semicircular Building in Excavations in 1905. Sketch-plan Front of, IV, 219. X, 17. Pirene. Watercourses, IV, 206. Figure, VI, 428. Plan by Kiepert, IV, 472. a Finding-place of Group of Geo Portrait Head, Male. Late, VI, metric Vases, IX, 413. 423 Fountain. Ground-plan, VI, 307. Portrait Statue of Woman, Roman, of Earlier Fountain. Ground-plan VI, 424. Portion, VI, 313. Propylaea, Representation on Cor Fountain. Lion's Head, VI, 319. inthian Mirror-case, VI, 453. Fountain. Elevation Triglyphon, Propylaea, Representation on Ro and Profile, VI, 309. man Imperial Coins, VI, 450. Fountain. Limestone Triglyphon, Sketch-plan of Sites identified by in Front of South Plaque Face, the American Excavations, IV, VI, 317. 23, 458. Fragments, VI, 428. Temple of Apollo, about the Year Geometric Amphora. Fragment, 1820, IX, 50. IX, 419. Temple of Apollo. Architraves at Geometric Cylix. Fragment, IX, the Southwest Corner, View 415, 417 from above, IX, 62. Glauce. Fa?ade, restored, IV, 467. Temple of Apollo. Arrangement Glauce. Front View as Excavated, of Existing Architraves, IX, 61. IV, 463. Temple of Apollo. Decoration on from the Southwest Glauce, Corner, a Fragment of a Vase found in IV, 465* the Builders' Refuse, IX, 63. seen to the Glauce, West, IV, 461. Temple of Apollo. Fallen Column Graves, Pre-Mycenaean, I, 314, of North Side, IX, 58. Temple of Apollo. Fallen Col Head of Archaistic Dionysus, VIII, umn, Detail of Capital, IX, 59. 295. Temple of Apollo. Fallen Column, Lechaeum Road. Remains of East Detail of Necking, IX, 59. ern Podium, VI, 445. Temple of Apollo. Northernmost Lechaeum Road. Wall to the Column of West End, Capital, West of the Platform, VI, 447. IX, 60. Lions' Heads from the Fountain of Temple of Apollo. Stuart's Draw Glauce, VI, 423. ing (1766), IX, 47. on a Relief, VIII, 292. Temple of Apollo. West End, Marble Head, VIII, 358. Present Condition (1901), IX, New Stoa, Stylobate, VIII, 434. 52. Pirene. Details of Mouldings, IV, Terra-cotta. Athena, of the Best 213. Period, II, 221. as Excavated Pirene. Fa?ade Terra-cotta Figurines, Archaic, II, (1899), IV, 230. 208-211. Pirene. Fa?ade, Byzantine, IV, Terra-cotta Figurines, Later, II, 220. 211-219. Pirene. Fa?ade, First, Restoration, Terra-cotta Head, X, 162, 163. IV, 210. Terra-cotta Lamp, VII, 339, 343. Pirene. Fa?ade, Restoration of Terra-cotta Mask, X, 162, 163. Two-story Poros, IV, 214. Terra-cotta Torso, X, 160. 104 INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Theatre. Seat Blocks on Seat Courtes. Vase, Crater-shaped, V, Foundations, I, 485. 312. Theatre. Seat Foundations, I, 482. Courtes. Vase, Cypriote Type, V, Theatre. Stairs, I, 483. 312. Vases: Ointment. Female Figure, Courtes. Vase with Feet, V, 312. X, 425. Courtes. Vase, Fragment of, or Vases: Ointment. Helmeted Head, Cover, V, 313. X, 421. Courtes. Vase, Globular, V, 311. Male Vases: Ointment. Squatting Courtes. Vase, Small, V, 313. Figure, X, 423. Embaros. Cornelian Pendant, V, Vases: Ointment. Owl, X, 420. 282. Vases: Ointment. Ram, X, 425. Embaros. Steatite Pendant, V, Vases: from Pre-Mycenaean 282. Graves, I, 319-323. Embaros. Steatite Vases, V, 283. Crete: Lentoid Avgo. Gem, IX, 283. Erganos, and Vicinity, V, 264. 280. Avgo. "Pocket," IX, Erganos. General Plan, V, 265. Avgo. Seal IX, 281. Ring, Erganos. Ancient House, Plan, V, Avgo. Steatite Prism, IX, 282. 268. Camares and Vicinity, V, 440. Skulls ? Erganos. Mycenaean (Fe Camares. Grotto, Entrance, V, male) Front View, V, 316. 445 Erganos. Mycenaean Skulls (Fe Camares. Sec Grotto, Entrance, male), Side View, V, 316. tion, V, 447. Erganos. Tomb, Ground Plan and Camares. Grotto, Ground-plan, ? Elevation, V, 272. V, 446. Erganos. Tombs, V, 271, 279. Camares. Tholos-Tomb, V, 441. Erganos. Tower, Plan, V, 269. Candia. Head of Aphrodite in the Gortyna. General Plan, VI, 102. Museum of the Syllogos, I, 241. Gortyna. Acropolis, General Plan, Candia. Metope Relief in the Mu VI, 106. seum of the Syllogos, Bellero Gortyna. Acropolis, Circuit Wall, phon and Pegasus, I, 243. Section of, VI, 145. Candia. Metope Relief in the Mu Gortyna. Acropolis, K?crpo on seum of the Syllogos, Fallen Summit, Plan, VI, 155. Warrior, I, 246. Gortyna. Acropolis, K?crpo, Sec Candia. Metope Relief in the Mu tion of Walls, VI, 156. seum of the Syllogos, Seated Fig ure, I, 247. Gortyna. Acropolis, Polygonal Bastion from the North, VI, 142. Candia. Terra-cotta, V, 386. Tournefort's . Head of , I, Gortyna. Acropolis, 275. View, VI, 104. Head of Cinerary Urn, I, 256. Gortyna. Asclepiad, Statue, 281. Cnossus. Palace, Plan, VI, 358. I, Statue, I, Cnossus. Pithos, Fragment, V, 406. Gortyna. Asclepiad, 280. Cnossus. Relief, Dioscuri, I, 249. Probable Courtes, and Vicinity, V, 288. Gortyna. Aqueduct, 121. Courtes. Galopetra, V, 299. Course, VI, near the Courtes. Ossuary, V, 293. Gortyna. Aqueduct Courtes. Slab, V, 290. Acropolis, Route, VI, 129. near the Courtes. Stamnos, V, 293. Gortyna. Aqueduct Lower Courtes. Steatite Seal, V, 289. Acropolis, Section, VI, Courtes. Tomb, V, 290, 292, 293, I32. near the 300. Gortyna. Aqueduct VI, Courtes. Tomb, Ground Plan, V, Acropolis, Upper Section, 291. 131. near the Courtes. Tholos Tomb, restored, Gortyna. Aqueduct V, 296, 297. Acropolis, Well, VI, 138. Courtes. Tholos Tomb, Ground Gortyna. Aqueduct, Caput Aquae, Plan and Elevation, restored, V, Section, VI, 124. 298. Gortyna. Aqueduct, Caput Aquae, Courtes. Vase, V, 308, 309. I Ground-Plan, VI, 123. FIGURES IN TEXT. 105

Gor- Stone Table for Gortyna. Aqueduct between j Kavousi. Citadel, tyna and Zar?, Water Channel, Game, and Game Counter from VI, 126, 127. Room i, V, 142. Gortyna. Aqueduct near the Leth Kavousi. Citadel, Wall and Door aeus, Plan of Siphon, VI, 133. way between Rooms 9 and 10, Gortyna. Aqueduct on Level V, 140. Ground, VI, 135. Kavousi. Plain and Village, from Gortyna. Byzantine Church, Apse the Citadel, V, 128. Wall, I, 177. Kavousi. Rusty Ridge, Beehive Gortyna. Bronze Clamps from a Tomb, V, 144. Wall near the , VI, 117. Kavousi. Rusty Ridge, Beehive on Gortyna. Byzantine Church, Tomb, Designs Bronze Plate, Ground Plan, I, 171. V, 148. Kavousi. Beehive Gortyna. Byzantine Church near Rusty Ridge, the Lethaeus, Plan, VI, 136. Tomb, Jug, V, 146. Kavousi. Beehive Gortyna. Doric Capital, I, 177. Rusty Ridge, Piece of Bronze Gortyna. Fountains near a Roman Tomb, Tomb, Villa, VI, 128. V, 147. Kavousi. Thunder Bronze Gortyna. Head of Augustus, I, Hill, Bracelet from Tomb 267. 3, V, 136. Kavousi. Thunder Hill, Bronze Gortyna. Head of Germanicus 1 from Tomb 4, V, 136. (?), or of a Member of the Ju Ring Kavousi. Thunder Fibulae lian Gens, I, 272. Hill, from Tomb 3, V, 136. Gortyna. Head of Livia, I, 270. Kavousi. Thunder Hill, Iron Gortyna. Head of , I, 269. Sword from House, V, 137. Gortyna. for Water on Miam? and Vicinity. Plan, I, 288, the Acropolis, VI, 119. Miam?. Cup, Conchoidal, I, 290. Gortyna. Roman Portrait-bust, I, Miam?. Graffito, I, 304. 276, 277. Miam?. Grotto, L, near the Ground-plan, Gortyna. Theatre, 291. Lethaeus, VI, 109. Miam?. Grotto, Longitudinal Sec Gortyna. Theatre, near the Leth tion, I, 292. aeus, Section, VI, no. Miam?. Grotto, Transverse Sec Gortyna. Theatre, near the Py tion, I, 293. thion, Ground Plan, VI, 114. Miam?. Hand-mill and Pestle, I, near the Gortyna. Theatre, Py 298. thion, Section, VI, 115. Miam?. Spatulae from Bone, I, Gortyna. Tomb of Roman Times on Acropolis, VI, 159. 297\ Miam?. Vases, I, 301, 302, 303. Gortyna. Tomb, Roman, Plan and Miam?. Vase Handle, I, 299. Sections, VI, 161. I Mycenaean Vase, I, 252. Tournefort's View, with Gortyna. Oenochoe. Grotesque, I, 263. Acropolis, VI, 104. Ornamentation on Amphora, I, Head of Boy, I, 278. 259. H agios Ilias. Acropolis, V, 396. Ornamentation on Geometric Vase, Ilias. Bronze Hagios Figurine, I, 254. V, 396. Ornamentation on Mycenaean Ilias. General Hagios Plan, V, Vase, I, 252. 394 Ornamentation on Stamnos, I, 258. Hagios Ilias. Geometric Frag Ossuaries. Decorations of Covers, ments, V, 395. I, 260, 261. Ilias. Inscribed Hagios Brick, V, Ossuaries. Horse-head-shaped Cov 395 er, I, 262. Hagios Ilias. Inscribed Stone, V, Panaghia. Tomb, Exterior, V, 286. 397 Panaghia. Tomb, Ground Plan, Kavousi. Azoria Hill, Plan of V, 284. Buildings, V, 151. Panaghia. Tomb, Section, V, 285. Kavousi. Citadel, Plan and Ver Panaghia. Whorls, V, 286. tical Section, V, 139. I Phaestos, and Vicinity, V, 422. I06 INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Phaestos. Acropolis, Bird's-eye Discus-thrower on Attic Red-figured Plan, V, 424. Vase in Boston, VII, 447. Praesos, and Vicinity. Bird's-eye Donatello: Coronation of the Virgin, Plan, V, 373. a Window in Florence, IV, 194. Praesos. Brick, Inscribed Frag Duris: Cylix in Boston Museum of ment, V, 374. Fine Arts. Exterior, IV, 188, 189. Praesos. Island-stone, V, 395. Cylix in Boston Museum of Fine Praesos. Pithoi, Fragments, V, Arts. Interior, IV, 185. 409. Fort of Kom-Ombo, VI, 153. Praesos. Ring of a Tripod, V, 383. Egypt: Praesos. Stone with Mason's Fort of Koummeh. Plan, VI, 152. Gods: on a of Mark, V, 375. Egyptian Cylinder M. De III, 14. Praesos. Summit of Acropolis C, Clercq, On Two III, V, 376. Assyrian Cylinders, 14, 15. Praesos. Terra-cotta, Figure of Bronze Woman, V, 391. Ephesus: Statue, VI, 352. Bronze Statue, Head, VI, 353. Praesos. Terra-cotta, Warrior, V, Erechtheum: Data from the 392. Largest Lintel and and Praesos. Terra-cotta Figurine, V, Fragment Top Bottom 388, 389. Jamb Pieces, X, 64. East Present State, X, Praesos. Terra-cotta Figurine, V, Elevation, 381. 49. East Wall, Restored, X, 67. Praesos. Terra-cotta Fragment, Lintel Found, Isometric, Sphinx or , V, 391. Largest X, 60. Praesos. Terra-cotta Head, V, Lintel Found, Photograph 387, 388. Largest ic, X, 62. Praesos, Terra-cotta Ornament, V, North Anta East X, 391 Base, Portico, 51. Praesos. Terra-cotta Pinax, Nude Plan, Present State, X, 48. Youth, V, 392. South Elevation, Present State, X, Praesos. Terra-cotta Relief, V, 50. 390. Second Lintel Fragment, X, 63. Praesos. Tile, Inscribed Frag Stone E, X, 52. ment, V, 374. Stone Praesos. F, X, 54. Tile, Fragment, V, 373. Stone Praesos. G, X, 55. Vase, V, 383. Eretria: Theatre. Praesos. Votive Eiskyklema; Cuirass, V, 384. Ground 188. Prinia. Hellenistic Grave-cham Plan, Restored, II, Theatre. Eiskyklema; Vaulted bers, V, 401. Passage and Foundation, Eleva Prinia. Plinths, V, 400. tions, II, 189. Prinia. Site, V, 399. Theatre. Vaulted Passage (from Crete (Western) : Terra-cotta, Cylin Photograph), II, 190. drical, now in Oxford, V, 382. Euripides: Antigone. Apulian Am Terra-cotta Head, now in Oxford, phora, in Berlin, III, 196. V, 382. Antigone. Ampulian Amphora in Cuttlefish: on Cylinder, II, 167. the Museo-Jatta, III, 193. On Hittite Cylinder, II, 165. Antigone. Fragment of Apulian On Mycenaean Vase, II, 166. Amphora in Carlsruhe, III, 197. Cyma: Doric, X, 283. Lesbian, X, 283. Genoa: S. Ambrogio. Leaning Fa Recta, X, 282. ?ade, VI, 191, 192. Reversa, X, 282. Germanicus ( ?) : Head, Gortyna, I, 272. a Dedication by ^?prio? and ?0(pcta?E?, Ghiberti: , Window in X, 402. Florence, IV, 198. D?los: Portico of Philip, X, 347. Girolamo da Cremona: Angel of Dionysus: Archaistic Head from the Resurrection, III, 168. Corinth, VIII, 295. The Ascension, III, 171. Dioscuri: Relief from Cnossus, I, Christ addressing the Kneeling 249. Apostles, III, 170. FIGURES IN TEXT. IO7

Nativity, in Jarves Collection, Goddess with Worshippers on Yale University, III, 166. Cylinder, III, 25, 27. Three Virgin Martyrs, III, 169. Kadesh from Egypt, III, 3. Graffiti, I, 304, 305. Nehushtan, on Cylinder of W. H. Gulula, X, 286. Ward, III, 18. Relief at Boghaz-Keui. Goddess Helios: Terra-cotta Mask from and King, III, 6. at Oeniadae, VIII, 214. Relief Boghaz-Keui. King with Hermes and the Ram: Roman Coins Winged Disk, III, 6. from Corinth, VI, 442. Relief at Boghaz-Keui. Procession, Hittite: Achlib-sar on Cylinder of m, 5. at British Museum, III, 18. Relief . Goddess Ashera, Serpent, and Worshipper (from Photograph), III, 13. on Seal Cylinder of W. H. Relief from Carchemish. Zarpanit Ward, II, 163. (from Photograph), III, 13. at 12. Bilingual Inscription (Hittite and Relief Ey?k, Gilgamesh, III, Seated God Babylonian) on Cylinder, III, 16. Relief from Ey?k. Cuttlefish and Other Animals on dess, III, 12. from Cylinder of Mrs. Henry , Resheph Egypt, III, 3. on II, 165. Series (two) of Figures Cylin der in Cylinder (Copper) in Metropoli Biblioth?que Nationale, tan Museum, III, 16. Paris, III, 35. on of Deities on Cylinder of British Mu Sphinx in Design Cylinder seum, III, 24. W. H. Ward, III, 33. on of Deities. Minor, on Two Cylin Winged Goddess, Cylinder ders, III, 31, 32. W. H. Ward, III, 28. and God on Cylinder of Metropolitan Winged Goddess Worship on H. Museum, III, 20. pers, Cylinder of W. 28. Gods on Cylinder (Chalcedony) Ward, III, : of W. H. Ward, III, 17. Winged Goddess Worshippers ata on in Vi Gods on Three Cylinders, III, 21 Crux Ans Cylinder 23. Museum, III, 29. on Gods and Worshippers on Cylin Winged Protecting Spirits Cyl inder of W. H. der from Lajard, pi. xxvii, 1, Ward, III, 32. Horse and Chariot III, 22. Four-wheeled 161. Goddess on Cylinder, III, 24, 30. (Pre-Sargonic Seal), II, Goddess on Hematite Cylinder, 26. III, Inscription: Archaic, from Hagios Goddess on a enthroned, Cylinder Ilias, V, 398. of W. H. Ward, III, 33. Archaic Argive on Bronze. Fac Goddess and enthroned, Other simile from a Squeeze, V, 161. on of Figures Cylinder Louvre, Archaic Argive on Bronze, from III, 35 Photograph, V, 159. Goddess, enthroned, Two-faced Attic from the Period of the Per Psychopomp, and Other Figures sian Wars, X, 404. in Boston Fine Museum of Arts, Early Attic: Marble, X, 396. III, 36. Early Attic: Poros, X, 395. Goddess and on " " Animals Cylinder Boustrophedon : on Marble, X, of W. H. Ward, III, 29. 404. on a on of Goddess Bull Cylinder From Cleonae, Archaic. Face A, W. H. Ward, III, 27. B, C, VII, 147. Goddess and her Consort on Cylin From Corinth, VII, 154. der of Unknown Ownership, III, Early: on Marble, X, 403. 3* Early: on Poros, X, 403. Goddess, with Wings and Fes From Gortyna, VI, 149. toons, on Cylinder in Biblio Greek from the Hauran, X, 289. th?que Nationale, Paris, III, 30. Hekatompedon, X, 398. Linear Goddess, Winged Disk and Ani Script from Crete, IV, 490. From mals on Cylinder of British Mu Oeniadae (Theatre), VIII, 182. seum, III, 25. I08 INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Piciographie Script from Crete, IMexico: City of, and Tenochtitlan, IV, 491. I> 519. From Prini?, V, 401. Tenochtitlan, Vicinity, I, 520. Pupus Torquatianus, in Vatican, Tenochtitlan. Site of Remains, I, III, 202. 522. Timarchus, X, 402. Michalk?zv, Diadem from, X, 468. On from Lamps Vari, VII, 345. Milan: S. Ambrogio, Right Aisle, On Vases from Vari, VII, 326. VI, 184. on Ishtar: Representation Babylonian S. Eustorgio, looking toward the Cylinder in British Museum, Fa?ade, VI, 185. III, 9. Mosaics: Centre of Apse, Church of and Adar: on Ishtar Representation SS. Cosmo e Damiano, Rome, X, Assyrian Cylinders, III, 8. 262. Isis: Priest of Monu (Sepulchral Church of S. Costanza, Rome, X, on Via ment found the Fla 273. minia), IX, 32. Church of S. Lorenzo in Agro Ve Scene from the Worship of, IX, 31. rano, Rome, X, 260. Church of S. Maria in Domnica, Monument in Jonah Metropolitan Rome, X, 265. Museum: Front, V, 52; Rear, V, Arch, Church of SS. Nereo ed 53. Achilleo, Rome, X, 267. Church of S. Paolo fuori le Mura, Karavassaras, Gate, VIII, 160. Rome, X, 258. Church of S. Pudenziana, Rome, Leaning Fa?ade: S. Ambrogio, X, 268. Genoa, VI, 191, 192. Church of S. Sabina, Rome, X, 254. St. Mark's, Venice. Detail, VI, Exedra of SS. Rufina e Secunda, 193 Rome, X, 270. Pavia, S. Mich?le, VI, 188, 189. Mycenae: Lentoid Gem (Sacred Pisa Cathedral, VI, 187. Tree and Wild Goats), VIII, Lecythus: Athens, Museum, 12133, 418. X, 410, 411. Leto: Head on Amphora by Meno, Nippur: Babylonian Type of Head, IX, 172. VIII, 414. Livia: Head, Gortyna, I, 270. Greek Head, Terra-cotta, VIII, Livy: Codex Puteanus, Facsimile of 414. Upper Part of a Folio, VII, 165. Greek Youth, Terra-cotta, VIII, 415 Marble Fragment, probably from the Greek Terra-cotta (Pair of Lov Temple of the Sirens in the Sor ers), Late, VIII, 413. rentine Peninsula, IX, 4. Gold Marble: Parian. Section in Ordi Mycenaean Face-mask, VIII, 417. nary Light, II, 10. Head of. Parian. Section in Polarized Light, Mycenaean Warrior, 416. II, 10. Stone, VIII, Palace. Bricks from a Pentelic. Section in Ordinary Column, VIII, 424. Light, II, 12. Palace. Shape and of Porphyritic Structure. Section in Arrangement Fillet Bricks in of Col Ordinary Light, II, 12. Capital umn, VIII, 425. Meno: Amphora bearing Signature, Palace. Sector from a IX, 170. Column, 423. Amphora. Head of Apollo, IX, VIII, Palace. 173. Entrance, Perspective of, Amphora. Head of Artemis, IX, VIII, 420. Palace. 174. Entrance, Perspective of, Amphora. Head of Leto, IX, 172. Details, VIII, 421. Palace. General Amphora. Head of Warrior, IX, View, VIII, 404. 177. Palace. Comparative Plans of Amphora. Palmetee beneath Han Palaces of Nippur and Tiryns, dles, IX, 171. VIII, 431. FIGURES IN TEXT. IOC

Palace. Comparative Diagram of Ship-sheds. Lead Weight and Overlying Strata, VIII, 406. Tiles, VIII, 235. Palace. Effect of Burning on the Ship-sheds. Transverse Trench, Walls, VIII, 411. VIII, 234. Terra-cotta Stele (Sacred Tree Small Temple, from the East, VIII, and Wild Goats), VIII, 418. 204. Terra-cotta Stele (Sacred Tree Small Temple. Plan, VIII, 203. and Wild Goats). Full-size Small Temple. Fragment of Mar Drawing, VIII, 419. ble Foot, VIII, 205. Theatre. Blocks with Curve Oeniadae: Bath. Frigidarium from found in Stage Building, VIII, the Northeast, VIII, 221. 200. Bath. Frigidarium from the South Theatre. Cross-section of a Col west, VIII, 219. umn of the Proscenium, VIII, Bath. Plan, VIII, 217. 194. Bath. Spear-head, VIII, 225. Theatre. Cross-section showing Bath. Stamped Tiles, VIII, 225. Pitch of Cavea, VIII, 179. Bath. Tepidarium from the South Theatre. Details of Architrave west, VIII, 222. Block found in Western Para on Building the Hill, from the dos, VIII, 196. Northeast, VIII, 209. Theatre. Eastern Part, VIII, 188. Building on the Hill. Plan, VIII, Theatre. Excavated Portion of 208. Cavea, from the West, VIII, Building on the Hill, from the 200. Southwest, VIII, 211. Theatre. Eastern Side of Orches on Building the Hill. Bronze tra, VIII, 175. Handle and Clay Handles, VIII, Theatre. Reconstruction of Fa 214. ?ade and Details of Stylobate at Building on the Hill. Bronze Or Eastern Parascenium, VIII, 193. nament, VIII, 213. Theatre. Remains of Proscenium, on Building the Hill. Spear-heads, VIII, 191. 212. VIII, Theatre. Seats of Masonry in on Building the Hill. Stamped Western Half of Cavea, VIII, Tiles, VIII, 213. 181. on the Hill. Terra-cotta Building Tiles found in Tower and Ship Mask of Helios, VIII, 214. sheds, VIII, 170. of Drawing by Cyriacus Ancona, Orvieto: S. Agostino, Walls and VIII, 165. Buttresses, VI, 182. Fortifications at Harbor. Leake's Plan, VIII, 164. Painted Shards Elche, 355. Fortifications at Harbor. Plan, from X, Palaeo-Manina: VIII, VIII, 162. Avloporta, 159. Fortifications at Harbor. Large in Tower, VIII, 166. Gateway Acropolis, VIII, 169. Palmette Ornament: Mu Fortifications. Arched Gateway, Athens, looking Outward, VIII, 163. seum, 12133, X, 411. Parthenon : of West End. Gate 1, VIII, 147. Metopes Nos. II-XIII Gate 2, VIII, 148. (Michaelis), III, Gate 3, VIII, 149. 412-426. of West End. Gate 4, VIII, 151. I Metope Astragal, and Half-Round on Gate 5, VIII, 152. Moulding Gate 6, VIII, 153. Metope X, III, 432. of West End. Gate 7, VIII, 154. Metopes Arrange ment of Gate 8, VIII, 155. Figures, III, 412. of End. Variations Gate 10, VIII, 158. Metopes West in the Use of above Polygonal Retaining Wall on the Moulding and Hill, VIII, 210. Metopes Triglyphs, III, 431. Ship-sheds. Back Wall, VIII, 230. Pavia: S. Mich?le, Leaning Fa?ade, Ship-sheds. Five Tiles, VIII, 236, VI, 188, 189. 237 I Persia: Susa, Stele from, III, 247. IIO INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Phrynos: Fragment of a Cylix in Seated God with Serpent Tail, on the Boston Museum of Fine Cylinder in British Museum, II, Arts, IX, 288, 289. 164. Pisa: Cathedral, Leaning Fa?ade, Sidon: Types of Tombstones, VIII, VI, x87. 284. Basilica. as re Pompeii: Exterior, Sikyon: Theatre, from below the stored by Professor Mau, VI, 392. Eastern Arched Entrance, IX, Bronze Youth discovered, Novem 274. I ber, goo, V, 466. Theatre, from the West Parados, Head Bronze Youth of discovered, IX, 273. November, igoo, V, 467. Theatre. Block from the Central Small Theatre. Plan, VI, 388. Pier, IX, 271. Small Theatre. Stage, Detail of Suovetaurilia in the Roman Forum, a the Right End, with Periaktos 59 in .V, Position, VI, 396. Syria: Qalb-Louzeh. Plan of Small Theatre. View from the In Church, I, 173. ner End of the Left Parados, VI, 390. Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus: Frag Roman from Portrait-bust, Gortyna, ment of Corinthian Capital, II, I, 276, 277. 22. Priene: Theatre. Plan, III, 253. Stylobate, II, 20. Propylaea: Cuttings in the Rock, in Temple of Vespasian, Capital, II, 25. the Great Doorway, VIII, 51. , Marble Block from, IX, 424. Entrance to North Wing. Eleva Theseum: Frame, Opening from tion, X, 70. above, V, 41. Plan of the North Wing, X, 69. Frame. Opening, Cross-section Pre-Periclean : Extant Propylon, with Lid in Place, V, 43. Corner, behind the Southwest Frame K, Letters from (Actual of the Propylaea, VIII, 38. Wing Size), V, 44. Extant Corner, viewed from the Frames on South Side, V, 40. VIII, 43. East, Frames on West End, V, 39. Fa?ade, Restored, VIII, 57. Proposed Method of Introducing Light, V, 48. Rhamnus: Two Temples, III, 395. Roof. Plan, as it exists to-day, V, 38. Salaminian Decree, X, 400. Thessaly. Demetrias : Magnesian Sarcophagus : Christian, Lateran Gate, IX, 169. Museum, Rome, IV, 129. Thessalian Gate, IX, 168. Christian, S. Apollinare in Classe, Plan, IX, 167. Ravenna, IV, 142. Tiberius: Head, Gortyna, I, 269. Scipio Type: Head in Berlin, IX, 18. j Tityros: Terra-cotta Statuette in Head in Braunschweig, IX, 17. Head in Cincinnati, IX, 158. Capitoline Museum, IX, Reliefs in the Roman Forum: 12. Trajan Eastern 61. Head on Denarius of Cn. Corne Screen, V, Western Screen, V, 60. lius Elasio, IX, 23. Trieste: Blue Grotto of Samatorza, Head in the Hermitage, St. Peters Fragment of Vase, I, 305. burg, IX, 20. Head in the Palazzo Rospigliosi, Undula, X, 286. Rome, IX, 14. Head in the Uffizi Gallery, IX, 16. Head in the Vatican, Museo Chi Vari, Cave of: Entrance, VII, 265. aramonai, IX, 13. Figure of Archidemus and Shrine Head in Vienna, IX, 19. of Apollo Hersus, VII, 270, 271. Head in the Villa Albani, Rome, Group of Laborers near the En IX, 15. trance, VII, 286. : as the Excavation ( ?) Roman Por Interior View was trait-bust, I, 277. beginning, VII, 280. after Serpent: with Ashera and Worship Interior View Excavation, per, on Hittite Seal, II, 163. I VII, 266. FIGURES IN TEXT. Ill

Interior View of the Smaller Divi I With Graffiti, I, 304, 305. sion of the Cave, VII, 282. Jug, Cretan, V, 146. Lamp Handles. Types, VII, 341. from Euboea. Athena, Portion of the Wall uncovered, VI, 413. _ VII, 274. Lutrophoroi. Types of Mouths, Seated Figure hewn in the Rock, VII, 323. VII, 268. Mycenaean, I, 252; II, 166. Steps descending into the Larger Oenochoe, Cretan, I, 263. Room, VII, 267. Ornamentation. Cretan Amphora, Terra-cotta Lamp, VII, 342. I, 259. Three Inscribed Lamps, VII, 345. Ornamentation. Cretan, Geometric, Vases: Amphora, by Meno, IX, 170 I, 254. 174, 177. Ornamentation. Cretan Stamnos, with Anti Amphora. Apulian, I, 258. of gone Euripides, III, 193, 196, Ornamentation on Mycenaean, I, 197. 252. Geometric from Cor Amphora. Ossuary, Cretan, V, 293. 419. inth, IX, Ossuaries, Cretan. Cover, I, 262. Attic. with Discus Red-figured Ossuaries, Cretan. Decorations of thrower, VII, 447. Covers, I, 260, 261. Celebe from Corinth, II, 196. Pitcher, Cretan, I, 294. Corinthian. Decorated Fragment, Pithos, Cretan, V, 406, 409. IX, 63. Pre-Mycenaean, I, 319-323. 301, 302, 303, 304; V, Cretan, I, Stamnos, Cretan, V, 293. 308, 309, 3"-3i3> 383 Venice: St. Mark's. Detail of Fa Cretan I, 299. (handle), ?ade, VI, 193. Cretan V, 283. (steatite), St. Mark's. Outward Spread of I, 290. Cup, Cretan, the Piers, VI, 180. Cylix, by Duris, IV, 185, 188, 189. Verona: Cloister of S. Zeno. Hori in the British Museum. Cylix zontal Curves in Plan, VI, 171. Head, IX, 291. Vicenza: Cathedral, Delicate Verti in the British Museum. Cylix cal Curves in Chapel Walls, VI, "Love" IX, 291. Name, 179 Fragment, J. H. S. 1891, Cylix. Villa, Val Catena, X, 359. p. 143, Fig. 6, IX, 290. Cylix. Fragment by Phrynos, IX, 288, 289. Window in Florence: Coronation of the Cylix. Geometric from Corinth, Virgin by Donatello, IV, 194. IX, 415, 417 Resurrection by Ghiberti, IV, 198. III. BIBLIOGRAPHT

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IV. ABBREVIATIONS

Abbreviations, I, 454; II, 346; III, I VIII, 135, 136; IX, 145. 146; X, 329, 330; IV, 286, 287; V, 123, 135. 136 124; VI, 99, 100; VII, 145, 146; I V. INDEX OF SUBJECTS A. ARTICLES " as Acanthus, Decorative Motive, IX, Apelles, Calumny," V, 21. 76. Aphrodite: Statue at Corinth, VI, Achelo?s, Reliefs from Vari, VII, 436; Head from Gortyna, I, 241 ; 304fr. of Melos, VII, 87; Terra-cottas Achilles, and the Body of Hector: from Vari, VII, 328; see Venus. Relief from Achouria, III, 177fr. ; Apollo : ?yp?TTj?y III, 49 ;Didymaean, in Representations Greek Art, Temple at Miletus, IX, 79; III, i8of?. Temple at Corinth, IV, 225; V, in Adar, Representations Assyrian 30, 31 ; IX, 44fr. ; Worship at Art, III, 7. Vari, VII, 271. Aethiopis, Vase-paintings from, VIII, Apoxyomenus of Vatican, VIII, 87. 455?. Statue at Agias, Delphi, VIII, 456. Aqueducts: Gortyna, VI, n8ff.; in and Alcestis, Ancient Literature Rome, V, 175fr.; Aqua, Alexan Art, IV, 150. dria, V, 197fr.; Claudia, V, of Alphabet: Cleonae, IV, 164; VII, 182fr.; Julia, V, 186; Marcia, i49ff; Corinthian, VII, 149, 150, V, i78ff.; Minturnae, V, 187fr.; 155; Greek, Supplementary Signs Neroniana, V, 193 ff. ; Tepula, of, IV, 175; VI, 46, 47; VII, V, 186. at 429ff.; Vari, VII, 300. Arch: of Titus, Reliefs of, VIII, 82; see Amasis, VIII, 88; Vases, signed of Trajan at Beneventum: I, by. 54ff. ; Casts of, I, 25, 55; see North: America, Physical Conditions Rome, American School; Repre of Glacial Period, IX, 80. sentations of the Porta Trium American: Anthropology, Philologi phalis and the Porticus Trium cal Aspects, X, 78; Antiquities, phi on, IV, 172; Triumphal Preservation of, VIII, 4, 5; IX, Arch, Greek Origin of, V, 27. 6, 7; X, 2; X, 79, 175; Archae Arches: Roman, Memorial and Tri Con ology: (address), IV, 164; umphal, VIII, 1 ; List of, VIII, and gresses Exhibitions, 1900 i7ff.; Graef's List, revised, VIII, 1905, IX, 191fr. ; Discoveries in Ohio, IV, 165; Ethnological Archaeological Institute of America: Study, VI, iff., 41 ; Expeditions Act for Incorporation, X, 174. and Researches, 1900-1905, IX, Affiliated Societies : Financial State Southwestern 1 183fr. ; Hemenway ments, VI, soff.; VII, 128ff.; Expedition, IV, i8ff. ; Jesup Ex vin, i45ff>; ix, i45ff-; x, to pedition British Columbia, IV, 160ff.; Organization of New, 23 ; Peabody Museum, Expedi VII, 6; VIII, 1, 2; X, 3; Rules tion to Honduras, IV, 26' tine in see ; Rome, Rome. V, 53ff-; VI, 48ff.; VII, 5off.; Anatolian Khans, V, 8. VIII, 58ff.; IX, 49ff;' X, 8 #ff.; 114 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Chicago Society, Members, I, Committee: on American Archae 47ff.; II, 27ff.; Ill, 2?ff.; IV, ology, III, 665 ; IV, 3; IX, xvi; ?4ff.; V, 73ff.; VI, 68ff.; VII, X, xvi; Report of, IX, 41 ff.; X, 7off.; VIII, 7Sff.; IX, 7off.; X, 40ff.; on Mediaeval and Renais 68ff.; Cincinnati Society, Mem sance Archaeology, IX, 2; X, bers, J, 54; II, 34; X, 104, 105; xvi; Report of, X, 43ff.; on Pre Cleveland Society, Members, /, servation of American Antiqui 55, 5?; U, 35, 36; III, 33> 34; ties, VIII, 4, 5; IX, 6, 7,' on IV, 73, 74; V, 82, 83; VI, 77, 78; American School of Oriental VII, 79, 80; VIII, 87, 88; IX, Study, Report, II, 472E 70, 80; X, 77, 78; Colorado So Council: I, 27, 28; II, 3, 4; III, 3, ciety, Members, VIII, 106, 107; 4; IV, iii, iv; V, iii, iv; VI, IX, iosff.; X, 10iff.; Connecti iii ff.; VII, iii ff.; VIII, iiiff.; cut Society, Members, ///, 35, 36; IX, iiiff.; X, iiiff.; Annual iv, 75ff.; v, 84ff.; VI, 79ff.; Meeting of, VI, 4; VII, I; VIII, VII, 8iff.; VIII, 8gff.; IX, 8iff.; I ; IX, I ; Reports of, see below, X, 79ff-; Detroit Society, /, 50, Report. 51; II, 30, 31; III, 29, 30; IV, Fellow in American Archaeology, ?>7ff.; v, 76ff.; vi, ;/#.; vu, Report of, VII, 45ff.>' VIII, 54ff.>' 73ff.; VIII, 8iff.; IX, 73ff.; X, IX, 45ff 7iff.; Iowa Society, Formation of, Fellowships, see Athens, Palestine, VI, 5, 6; Members, VI, 86; VII, Rome,?American School. 89; VIII, 97, 98; IX, 90, 91; Financial Statement, I, 04, 95; II, X, 86, 87; Kansas City Society, 78, 79; III, 78, 79; IV, 126, 127; Members, X, 116, 117; Missouri V, 144, 145; VI, 149, 149; VII, Societv, Members, IV, 78; V, 87; 126, 127; VIII, 143, 144; IX, VI, 82; VII, 84; VIII, 92, 93; 143, 144; X, 158, 159. IX, 84, 85; New Haven Society, Foreign Honorary Members, /, Members, //, 38; New York So 34; u, 10; in, 10; iv, 45; V, ciety, Members, /, 39ff.; II, 17ff.; 53; VI, 48; VII, 50; VIII, 57; Ill, I7ff.; IV, 53ff.; V, 6iff.; IX, 48; X, 46. VI, 56ff.; VII, 58ff.; VIII, 66ff.; Incorporation of, X, I. IX, 57ff.; X, 55ff-; Northwest Journal, IV, 6. Society, Members, X, 118, 119; Meetings: of Institute and Schools, Pennsylvania Society, 7, 46; II, VII, 4ff.; VIII, 8; General, IV, 25, 26; III, 24, 25; IV, 62, 63; 5, i49ff.; V, iff.; 2; VI, ^23ff.; V, 71, 72; VI, 65ff.; VII, 67ff.; VII, 2, 72ft.; VIII, 7iff.; IX, VIII, 74ff.'> IX, 66ff.; X, 64ff.; 65ff.; X, 5,73. Pittsburgh Society, Members, Minute adopted in Memory of VII, goff.; VIII, 99ff-; IX, 92ff.; Sarah Wyman Whitman, VIII, X, 88ff.; Rochester Society, Mem 463 in St. So bers, X, no, ; Louis Publications, J, iosff.; II, 89ff.; ciety Members, X, 106ff.; San Ill, 89 ff.; X, 4; "American Francisco Society, Members, X, Journal of Archaeology," Second 114, 115; Southwest Society, Series, I, 76; "Arch of Trajan VIII, 2; IX, 4; Members, VIII, at Beneventum," VI, 7; VIII, 7; 102ff.; IX, 95ff.; X, 91ff.; Utah "Argive Heraeum," I, 72; III, Society, Members, X, 112, 113; 660; V, 16ff.; VI, 7, H, Wff>; Washington Society, Formation VIII, 6, 12; IX, 7; Papers of of, VI, 5; Members, /, 57; II, 37; Cretan Expedition, I, 74; Draw VI, 83ff.; VII, 85ff.; VIII, Q3ff-; ings of the Erechtheum, VIII, IX, 86ff.; X, 82ff.; Wisconsin 13; X, 10; Facsimile of Aris Society, Members, /, 52, 53; II, tophanes, Codex Marcianus 32, 31, 32; Graecus 33; III, IV, 71, 72; " 474, IV, 4; V, II, 12; V, 80, 81; VI, 75, 76; VII, 77, Investigations at Assos," I, 70 ; 78; VIII, 85, 86; IX, 77, 78; X, V, 18; VI, 7, 34off. 75, 76. Regulations, I, 74ff.; II, s8ff.; Ill, Bill for the Preservation of Ameri S8ff.; IV, I02ff.; V, n8ff.; VI, can Antiquities, X, 175. I20ff.; VII, 97ff.; VIII, n3ff.; Changes in Organization, I, 83. ix, ii3ff.; x, i25ff. ARTICLES. II5

of the I Athena: Dresden Report Council, Annual, Figures, VIII," 453, Eighteenth, I, 69fr.; Nineteenth, 454 ; Lemnia, VIII, 454 ; Mourn II, 465fr.; Twentieth, III, 657fr.; ing," VI, 26, 4ioff. ; Old Temple Twenty-first, IV, iff.; Twenty on Acropolis, III, 345fr. ; V, 3 ; second, V, iff.; Twenty-third, Parthenos, VIII, 454; Polias: VI, iff.; Twenty-fourth, VII, Anathemata outside of Temple iff.; Twenty-fifth, VIII, iff.; at Athens, III, 386fr.; Cult on Twenty-sixth, IX, iff.; Twenty Acropolis, III, 345fr.; Indexes, of seventh, X, iff. Passages containing Name, III, School, at Athens, see Athens, 402fr.; of Periodicals, Persons, American School; in Palestine, etc., referred to in Article on, see Palestine, American School; III, 406, 407; to Topics and in Rome, see Rome, American Passages in Article on, III, 407, School. 408 ; Temple of, Passages refer to Work of Institute (address), IV, ring Contents of, III, 369fr.; iff. Passages referring to Cult, III, Archaeologists, Classical, Interna 376fr.; Passages referring to tional Congress at Athens, 1898, , III, 357, 358; Pausani I, 79 as's Description of, III, 389fr.; Archaeology, Historic: Exhibit of Relation to Opisthodomus, III, United States National Museum, 346ff. St. Louis Exposition, IX, 86. Athens: Acropolis, Draped Female Architectural: Curves, Constructive, Figures from, VI, 51 ; History of, in Egyptian Temples, VI, 175T?. ; VII, 81. in Italian Churches, VI, i66ff. American School: Books recom Architecture: Influence of Reciprocal mended to Students, /, 128ff.; II, Doric and Ionic VI. Styles, 25. Ii8ff.; Casts of Objects from Ar Argive Heraeum, Burning of, V, 10; give Heraeum and , /, Door of Excava Stone, VII, 94; 113; II, 97; III, 97; IV, 162; tions at, I, 95, 117; II, 173; V, V, 182; VI} 202; VII, 162; VIII, see 6; Archaeological Institute, 187; IX, 197; Colleges cooperat Relation to Earliest Publications; ing in Support of, I, 30; II, 6; and Hellenic Art Civilization, HI, 6; IV, vi; V, vi; VII, vii; Two IV, 4off.; Temples, VI, 32. IX, viii; X, viii; Contributors to, Head from 26. , Corinth, IV, /, iooff.; II, 84, 85; III, 84, 85; Codex Marcianus Grae , IV, i32ff.; V, i5off.; VI, i62ff.; cus, 474, Reproduction of, IV, 4; VII, i38ff.; VIII, i56ff.; IX, 12. V, n, iS?ff.; X, 172ff.; Donors to the of Aristotle, , Theory Sculp Library, VIII, 29; Drawings of ture, V, 24. Erechtheum, VIII, 13, 2iff.; X, Arizona Territory, Navajoe County, 10; Excavations at Corinth, Re see Southwest " Society. port in Bulletin," VIII, 12; IX, Art: Influence upon Statius, VII, 93; 8; X, 4; Executive Committee, X, New Connoisseurship, IV, 177; ix; Faculty and Fellows, VIII, Plato's Attitude 174; toward, IV, 109; IX, 109; X, 121; Faculty the of Study Copies, VIII, 445; I and Students, /, 62; II, 44; III, known to Types in, Tibullus, V, 43; IV, 84; V, 94, 95; VI, 93, 6. 94; VII, 93; VIII, 108; IX, 108; of Artemis: Brauronia, Praxiteles, X, 120; Fellows and Students, /, II, 367fr. ; of Damophon, X, 322, 63; 11, 45ff-;m, 44ff-; iv, 85ff.; 326. V, 96ff.; VI, 95ff.; VII, 94; Fel Asia, Central, Archaeological Inter lowships: /, us, Ijr6; H, 99, ests of, VIII, 72. 100; II, 470fr.; ///, 98ff.; Ill, Asia Minor, Archaeological Notes, 669ff.; IV, 13,14, i36ff.; V, 156; VII, 82. VI, 168, 169; VII, 2, 143, 144; Asclepiad, Statue from Gortyna, I, VIII, 161, 162; IX, 161 ff.; X, 279fr. 177ff.; in Architecture, VIII, 27, Asclepius, Statue in Uffizi, I, 281ft. 28; Agnes Hoppin Memorial, Assos, Reliefs, I, 507fr. ; Excavations, II, 481; VII, 13; Charles Eliot see Archaeological Institute, Norton, IV, 12; Examinations, Publications. III, loiff.; IV, I39ff.; V, I59ff.; Il6 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

VI, I73ff.; VII, I47ff.; VIII, I Erechtheum: III, 345fr.; Building i65ff.; IX, i65ff.; X, i8iff.; Inscriptions of, X, iff.; see In Method of Conducting, X, II; dex of Plates; Description by Examination Papers for, /, Pausanias, III, 389fr.; East Wall, //;#.; //, ioiff.; Ill, I04ff.; X, 47ff., 83. IV, I42ff.; V, i62ff.; VI, I76ff.; Harbors, VIII, 88. VII, i5off.; VIII, i68ff.; IX, Hekatompedon, Pedimental Groups, l68ff.; X, 184; Report of Com X, 76. on mittee Fellowships, I, 99T?. ; International Congress of Archae II, 481 ff.; Financial Statement, ologists, 1898, I, 79. /, 96, 97; II, 80, 81; III, 80, 81; Opisthodomus, Situation on Acrop IV, 128, 129; V, 146, 147; VI, olis, III, 346fr.; 398fr. 154, 155; VII, 132, 133; VIII, Parthenon: Architrave, Orna 150, 151; ix, 150, 151; X, 166, mentation of, VI, 30; Color on, 167; Founding and Early History V, 21 ; Frieze, Comparison with of, VII, 35iff. ; Information for Orpheus Relief, II, 169fr.; Met Prospective Members, /, 12$ff.; opes of West End, III, 409fr.; II, ii5ff.; HI, i2off.; IV, i58ff.; Restoration of, VI, 27. V, 178; VI, 198; VII, 158; VIII, Propylaea: VIII, 35fr.; Chalcidian 183; IX, 187; X, 202; Lantern Trophy (Bronze Chariot), VIII, Slides for Illustration of Greek 6iff. Archaeology, /, 114; II, 98; III, Propylon, Pre-Periclean, VII, 93 ; 97; Managing Committee, /, 29; VIII, 35ff. II, 5; III, 5; IV, v; V, v; VI, Temple: of Artemis Brauronia, II, viff.; VII, vi; VIII, vi, vii; IX, 367fr.; Old, of Athena, III, ff.; Ill, 38ff.; IV, IV, 174; V, 46ff. 79ff.; V, 89ff.; VI, 87ff.; Papers, Walls of Athens, VIII, 88. of Greek i, 74; Photographs Augustus: Portrait Bust from Gor Sites and Antiquities, /, 113; II, tyna, I, 266ff. ; Restorations of 97; III, 97; IV, 162; V, 182; Buildings in Rome, IX, 43iff. VII, 162; VIII, 187; Regulations, I, 85ff.; II, 69ff.; Ill, 69ff.; IV, Horse in ii3ff.; V, I29ff.; VI, I33ff.; VII, Babylonia, Ancient, II, 11 iff.; VIII, I28ff.; IX, 128 ff.; I59ff.. Civilization and X, 143ff.; Report: of Director, Babylonian, Art, Goddesses in I, io7ff.; II, 491 ff.; Ill, 679fr.; Origin of, IX, 77; Primitive Gods, IV, igff.; V, 24ff.; VI, i5ff.; VII, Art, IV, 169; 39. i6ff.; VIII, i6ff.; X, i3ff.; of Symbols of, VI, Managing Committee, Sixteenth Baetylia, VII, 82, 198?. iI Annual, I, 91fr. ; Seventeenth, II, Baltimore, Archaeological Society, see Affi 479fr.; Eighteenth, III, 667fr. ; Archaeological Institute, liated Societies. Nineteenth, IV, 8; Twentieth, V, Greek at 216?T. 13 ff.; Twenty-first, VI, 10 ff.; Bath, Oeniadae, VIII, in Twenty-second, VII, 10 ff.; Bel, Representation of, Babylonian on a 160. Twenty-third, VIII, I iff.; Twen Art, VIII, 414; Seal, II, ty-fourth, IX, 10 ff.; Twenty Bellorophon, Relief from Gortyna, I, fifth, X, 8ff.; of Professor of Art, 243. I, 117fr. ; of Professor of Greek Beltis, Representations in Babylonian Language and Literature, I, Art, VIII, 414. i2off. ; Trustees of, I, 30; II, 6; Beneventum: Arch of Trajan, I, III, 6; IV, vi; V, vi; VI, vii, 54fr.; Casts of, I, 25, 55fr. ; see ' viii; VII, vii, viii; VIII, viii; Rome, American School ; Repre IX, ix; X, Publication of sentation of Porta " ix; Triumphalis Waldstein's Argive Heraeum," and Porticus Triumphi, IV, 172; see Archaeological Institute, see Archaeological Institute, Pub Publications. lications. Plan Capuchin of, IV, 170. Bologna, Cloister of the Celestines, l Dionysium in Limnis, IX, 70. Constructive Curves, VI, 169fr. ARTICLES. II7 " Bosch, Hieronymus, Christ before I VIII, 75; Italian, Constructive Pilate," Princeton, VII, 76. Inclinations, VI, i66ff. Boston Archaeological Society, see Cicero, Pompeianum, Location of, VI, Archaeological Institute, Affili 46; Topography of Early Home, ated Societies. IX, 85. Branding, in Antiquity, IX, 32fr. Cincinnati Archaeological Society, British Columbia, Jesup Expedition, see Archaeological institute, Af IV, 23. filiated Societies. , Cult at Gortyna, II, 83, Cista, Praenestine, V, 10. 84. Cleonae, Alphabet, IV, 164; VII, Byzantine, Churches at Constanti 149fr. nople, Constructive Architecture Cleveland Archaeological Society, of, VIII, 75. see Archaeological Institute, Af filiated Societies. Relief of Calamis, VI, 34; VIII, 460?. # Cnossus, Dioscuri, I, 248. California, Greek Sculptures in, VII, Coinage, Cretan, I, 192fr. Coins: of Antoninus of 97; Redondo Beach, see South Pius, V, 69; of west Society. Hadrian, V, 69 ; Julia Domna, 261 from "Calynthus," VI, 34; VIII, 460fr. VI, ff.; Oeniadae, VIII, Cambridge, Peabody Museum, Expe 225, 236; Phoenician Silver, with Head of dition to Honduras, IV, 26ff. VI, 33 ; Roman, from Capital, Corinthian, at Corinth, VI, Scipio, IX, 23 ; Tarquinii, of 7ff. ; from Temple of Jupiter VI, 404fr. ; , VI, 408 ; of Gordianus of Capitolinus, II, 19fr. Pius, VI, 405 ; Herennia Etruscilla Cappadocian Troglodytes, IV, 167. Decii, VI, of Otacilia Severa Carytid (Pseudo), at Corinth, IV, 406; , of of 24; VI, 7ff. VI, 406 ; Philip I, VI, 405 ; Salonina Casts: of Arch of Trajan at Bene Gallieni, VI, 409; of Traianus of ventum, I, 25, 55fr.; //, 97; III, Decius, VI, 406; Trebonianus 97; IV, 33, 162; V, 182; VI, 202; Gallus, VI, 406; of Vll, 162; Vlll, 187; IX, 197; of Valerianus, VI, 407; of Volusi from Vari : Objects from the Argive Heraeum anus, VI, 407 ; Greek, and Icaria, /, 113; 11, 97; 111, VII, 335; Roman-Imperial, VII, 97; IV, 162; V, 182; VI, 202; 335ff. VII, 162; VIII, 187; IX, 197. Colonial Greek Movement, VII, 80. Cathedrals: Florence, IV, 166, 192fr.; Colorado Archaeological Society, see Gothic, Constructive Architec Archaeological Institute, Affili ture of, VIII, 75; Paris, Notre ated Societies. Dame, Fa?ade, V, i2ff. ; Pisa, IV, Congress of Classical Archaeologists at 170fr.; V, i2ff.; VI, 183; Venice, Athens, 1898, I, 79. of St. Mark, VI, 181, 186; Vi Connecticut Archaeological Society, see cenza, VI, 178fr. Archaeological Institute, Af , Manuscripts of, I, 34fr. filiated Societies. Ceiling of Greek Temple-, IX, Constantinople: Byzantine Churches, 87. Constructive Curves, VIII, 75 ; , Archaeological and SS. Sergius and Bacchus, Dome, Ethnological Investigations, IX, X, 77 of of 45ff; Copies Works Art, Study of, Chalcidian Trophy from the Acropo VIII, 445?. lis, III, 6iff. Corinth: Agora, IV, 22ff.; 223fr.; Chiapas, Language, VII, 46; Ritual, Ancient. Fountain, IV, 24ff., VII,46ff.; VIII, 55, 56. 204fr.; V, 27ff.; VI, 29, 306fr.; Chicago Archaeological Society, see Architectural Fragments, II, 234; Archaeological Institute, Affili Basin in Front of Pirene, V, 29; ated Societies. Bronzes, II, 234; Byzantine Chlamys, Form of, X, 78. Church, IV, 221 ; Discoveries, Church, Earliest Form of Christian, Various, VI, 21; Drains, I, 502fr. ; VII, 77. Excavations: I, 96, in, 313fr.; Churches: Byzantine, (Constanti 455fr., 481fr., 495fr.; II, i95> nople), Constructive Curves, 233fr., 485fr.; III, 673fr., 682ff.; Il8 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

IV, 152, 204ff., 458fr.; V, 20, n8ff. ; Metopes, I, 242; Roman 27ff-; vi, 7y wff-, 29, 30, 306fr., Busts in the Museum of the 439ff.; VII, 14, 350; VIII, 23S?., Syllogos from, I, 266?T. ; Statue Preliminaries of an 433 fr.; IX, 51fr.; " Asclepiad, I, 279fr.; in Bul for, VII," 19; Report on, , VI, 105fr., 112fr.; letin of American School at Topography, VI, ioiff. ; Gour Athens, VIII, 12; IX, 8; X, 4; nia, Excavations at, VI, 48, Glauce, IV, 458fr.; Kiepert's 49; Grotto of Camares, Discov Plan of, IV, 472fr.; Lechaeum eries in, V, 437fr.; Hagios Ilias, Road, IV, 223fr.; VI, 439fr.; Pi Discoveries at, V, 393fr. ; Ka rene: Discovery of, II, 235; Ex vousi: Excavations, IV, ?sff.; V, cavations at, III, 682; IV, 204fr.; 125fr.; Thunder Hill, V, i3iff.; Open-air Basin of Pausanias, VI, Rusty Ridge, V, 143 fr.; Houses of 32iff.; Portico, VI, 19ff.; Pro the Geometric Period, V, 14; Mi pylaea, VI, 14fr., 439fr.; V, 29; am?, Prehistoric Grotto, I, 287fr.; Pseudo-, IV, 24; Roman Mitropolis, Excavations, I, 161; Building, I, 495fr.; Sculpture: Nipidito, Discoveries at, V, II, 234; HI, 684; IV, 23ff.; V, 28iff.; Phaestos, Discoveries at, 31; Aphrodite (statue), VI, 436; V, 418fr. ; Praesos, Excavations Colossal Figures, VI, 7fr., (fe at, V, 371fr.; Prini?, Discoveries male) 430fr. ; Dionysiac, VIII, at> V, 399fr.; Sculptures in the 288ff.; Dionysus (statue), 427fr.; Museum of the Syllogos, Candia, Head of 22; Youth, VI, Kriopho " I, 239fr. ros, VIII, 439; Lions' Heads, VI, Curiosum," Date, X, 78. 423; Male Portrait Head, VI, Curves, Constructive, in Byzantine 437; Roman Female Portrait Churches, VIII, 75 ; in Gothic Statue, VI, 424fr.; Statues, Vari Cathedrals, VIII, 75. ous, VI, 26; Stoa: VI, 20; VIII, Cuttlefish, on a Hittite Seal, II, 166. 434

Donatello, Coronation Window in I Greek: Alphabet, VI, 46; Supple Cathedral, Florence, IV, 192?T. mentary Signs of, IV, 175 ; VII, Doryphorus, of Polyclitus, X, 405, 429fr. ; Architecture, Reciprocal 408. Influence of Doric and Ionic Drama, Rise of, IV, 149. Styles, VI, 25 ; Dressmaking, IV, Dress, Significance of, VII, 84. 167; Shield Devices, V, 26; Temple, Ceiling of Celia, IX, 87. Editorial, Announcement, I, 1; Note, Hadrian, Restorations of Buildings in IX, 334; X, 72. Rome, IX, 441 ff. Egypt, Reisner's Archaeological Work Harvard University, Charles Eliot in, V, 19. Norton Fellowship, IV, 12. Egyptian: Collection of the Univer Hector, see Achilles. sity of Pennsylvania, V, 34; Heermance, Theodore Woolsey, IX, Furniture, Chronological Survey 13, 14; Memorial Notice, IX, 453. of, X, 81; Influence at Cnossus, Hellanicus, Hiereiai, V, 10. V, 4; at Eleusis, II, 223fr. Heracles: Alexicacus, Relief in Bos Eleusis: Egyptian Influence, II, ton, VII, 85; Bronze Statue (Bos 223fr.; Ram's Head from, II, ton), X, 377fr.; List of Examples 223fr. of Same Type, X, 379, 380; see 'ETTATTJ? GKTJV7J?,V, 31. Hercules. Epidauros, see Theatre. Hercules, Bronze Statue (Boston), Epitaphs, Roman, see Inscriptions. V, 29; see Heracles. Eretria, Excavations, II, 187fr.; Argive, see Heraeum. Theatre, "Eiskyklema," II, 187fr. Herrn, from Trachones, VI, 24. Eros Discobolus, Bronze from Norba, Hermes: Discobolus, IV, 178; VII, X, 4i5ff. Reliefs from Relation to American Ar 445fr.; Vari, VII, Ethnology, 302 fr. chaeology, VI, iff., 41. " Hero Physician," IV, 168. Etruscan, Horseshoes, VI, 53, 398fr. " " Hissarlic, Excavations, IV, 5iff. Euripides, Antigone : Archae Hittite: Lituus, VI, 42; Representa ological Study of, III, 183fr.; tions of Gods on Reliefs, from Fragments of, III, i86ff. Boghaz-keui, III, 4fr.; from Ey?k, III, 1 iff.; on Seals, III, Fa?ades, Leaning, VI, 183fr.; Notre 13fr.; Seals, II, 163, 165fr. Dame and Pisa Cathedral, V, 12. Homeric: Archaeology, Minor Points Florence, Cathedral: Windows, IV, in, IV, 151; Art and Civilization, 166, 192fr.; of the Coronation, IV, 48fr.; Poems, Archaeological IV, 193fr.; of the Resurrection, Elements, VIII, 87; Slavery and IV, 197fr. Servitude, V, 23. Fountain, Ancient, Corinth, IV, 24g. ; Horse in Ancient Babylonia, II, 159fr. IV, 204fr.; V, VI, 29, 306fr. 27ff.;^ Horseshoes, Etruscan, VI, 53, 398?1. Fountains: Floating-ship Decoration, VIII, 83. Iliad 6, 1-68, The Wash?m Papyrus of, II, 347ff. Genoa: S. Ambrogio, Leaning Fa India, Archaeological Notes on, VI, ?ade, VI, 183. 38. on Germanicus ( ? ), Portrait Bust from Inscription, Methods of, Restored Gortyna, I, 271fr. Buildings, under Augustus, IX, Ghiberti, Windows in the Cathedral 43 iff.; under the Roman Empire, at Florence, IV, 192fr. IX, 427fr.; under Hadrian, IX, Girolamo da Cremona, Altar-piece at 441 ff. Viterbo, III, i6iff. Inscriptions: Arabic, Graffiti, IX, Glass: Windows in the Florence 410; from Sultan Khan, V, 9; Cathedral, IV, 192fr. from Syria, IV, 438; IX, 409, Blau Goat-demons: Types of in Ancient 410; Babylonian, B of the Art, IX, i6iff. Monuments, V, 2, 3 ; Cuneiform Greece: Flowers of, IV, 162; Moun Tablets, Haverford Library, VI, tain-climbing in, IX, 72; Nereids 36; Deed of Gift, VI, 36; Kufic in Modern, IV, 179; Recent Visit Graffiti, IX, 410; from Syria, IV, to, VII, 91. 438. 120 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Greek: Abbreviations, Marks for, Church, Gortyna, I, 175, 176; VII, 43 ; Artists' Signatures Rules regarding Duties of Magis (herm), VI, 25; (base), V, 28; trates, I, 203 ff.; Sequestration VI, 316, and note; (stone block), of Trees, Houses, etc., I, 213 fr.; VII, 29, 31; see Vases, In Treaty: Fragmentary, I, 232fr.; scribed; Boustrophedon, I, 162, of Alliance between the Gor 166, 204, 216, 221 ; II, 80, 81 ; tynians and King Demetrius, IV, 164; VII, 148, 155; Curse, I, i88ff. ; of Alliance between from Corinth, VII, 62; Graffiti, Gortyna and Elyrus, II, 82; on Pottery from Miam?, I, 303 ; between Gortyna and Rhizene, I, on Vase from Vari, VII, 327; 204fr.; V, 323 fr.; between Sybrita Proxeny Decrees, I, 178fr.; 11,72; and Gortyna, I, 230fr. (see Retrograde, VII, 292; in Didas Index of Plates) ; Haur?n, IX, calic, Dating of, IV, 74fr., 180; 401fr.; Lyttos, Sepulchral, II, 73; Masons' Marks: Athens, The Melos, of Theodoridas, VII, 87; n. seum, V, 40fr.; Gortyna, VI, 117; Oeniadae, VIII, 164, 1, 181?F., Praesos, V, 374, 375; Metrical, 227; Prini?, TlaTeTiciy V, 400fr. ; I, 236ff.; 11,78; VI, 25; VII, 44, Sidon, Mortuary, VIII, 283fr.; 45, 47, 293, 299, 327; IX, 311; Sinope, X, 295fr., 429fr.; Dedi Potters' Stamps: on Loom catory, IX, 302fr.; Gravestones, weight, Corinth, I, 463 ; on Tiles, IX, 316fr. ; containing Names of Corinth, I, in; Oeniadae, VIII, Sinopeans, IX, 330fr. ; on Sar 170, 213, 225, 235fr.; on Vase cophagi, IX, 314fr.; indicating handles, Sinope, IX, 294fr.; on Relations between Sinope and Vases, see Vases, Inscribed. Histiaea, IX, 332, 333; Syria: on Greek, from: Aphrati, V, 397, 399; Amulets (magical formulae), Argos, Heraeum, Archaic Decree X, 76, 138fr., 142-145, 147; on Bronze, V, 159fr.; Athens, Christian, X, 137-150; on Church Acropolis, Treasure List, VI, 45 ; Doorways, IV, 434; containing VIII, 263 fr.; referring to Arte Cryptograms, X, 148, 149 ;Magi mis Brauronia, II, 367fr.; Ascle cal Formulae on Lintels, X, j6y pium, X, 14; referring to Athena 137fr.; containing Names of Polias, III, 403fr.; Attic Lease, Architects or Builders, VII, 99; III, 44fr.; on Base of Chalcidian Various, IV, 432fr.; Teos, IX, Chariot of Bronze, VIII, 63 fr.; 422fr.; Trachones, on Herrn, VI, Erechtheum Building, X, 2ff. 24; Vari, VII, 283; see Lamps. (see Index of Plates) ; Hekatom Hebrew, IV, 436, 437; IX, 410; pedon, X, 82 ; relating to Temple Hittite on Cylinders, III, 15fr. of Athena Nike, II, 364; Attic, Latin: C. I. L. No. 27556, III, Early, Dating of, X, 394fr.; 202-211; Commentarium Acto Sixth-century, VIII, 73 ; Cleonae, rum Saecularium Quintorum, 1 Relating to Ceremonies of Puri i. 64, Note on, II, 401 ; Edict of fication, IV, 164; Stele at Athens, Diocletian, De Pretiis Venalium VII, 151; Corinth, II, 234; VII, I Rerum, VI, 50; Epitaphs, Roman, 26ff.; Cos, containing Proper Personal Address in, VII, 88; Names, VI, 32; Courtes, Frag Metrical, X, 254; Commaticum, ment, V, 289; Crete, Dividing from Cumae, II, 396, 397; Mon Signs in, I, 166; Delphi, Base of umentum Ancyranum, Use of by Bronze Charioteer, X, 15 iff.; Suetonius, II, 26fr.; Potters' to Eleusis, Relating the Porch of Stamps, on Pipes, Cumae, II, Act Philon, IX, 147fr.; Gortyna: j 398; Misenum, II, 395; Pozzuoli, of Emancipation, I, 168; Chris II, 391fr. ; on Bricks and Tiles, of tian, II, 90; Decree Gortyna Rome, IX, 74; Vulgar Script in, and Phaestus, I, 198fr.; Decree III, 204fr.; on Imagunculae, II, for the Use of Bronze Coinage, 46, 47 I, 192fr.; on the Functions of Latin, from: Haur?n, Various, IX, Produce-dividers, I, 227 ;Laws on 400, 401 ; Rome : on Capitoline the ?v?xvpa, I, 22iff.; Regulation Bust of Scipio, IX, 21 ; on Church of , I, 162fr.; Ritual Mosaics, X, 254fr.; of Pupus Salutations to Bishop of Greek Torquatianus, III, 202, 203 ; ARTICLES. 121

Date, III, 211 ; Script, III, 205fr.; Locri, Doric Temple, V, 18. Sepulchral, III, 229fr. ; Sinope, Lotus, as Decorative Motive, IX, 73. IX, 326fr.; X, 295fr., 429fr.; Lycosura, Temple: Date of, X, Svria, IV, 432fr.; Teano, Fasti, 3ioff. ; Sculptures, by Damophon, IX, 67. X, 302, 307, 317fr. ; Bibliography Nabataean, from Syria, IV, 437, of, X, 328. 438; IX, 404fr.; Osean, Naples, , Signature on Statue Base, Museum, Notes on, Zvet. S. I. 0. V, 28. 10, 92, 65, 135, II, 399ff.; Pal Lysippus: Agias, VIII, 456; Apoxy myraean, Early, VI, 44; Runic omenus, VIII, 455fr. (Anglo-Saxon sword), VI, 51; Safaitic, IV, 438; IX, 408fr.; Magical, Formulae on Syrian Amu in Syriac, IV, 435; VII, 96, 97; lets and Lintels, X, 137fr.; Pa IX, 408, 409. pyri, V, 33. see Iowa, Archaeological Society, Magna Mater, Taurobolium in Cult, Archaeological Institute, Affili IX, 70. ated Societies. Mantegna, Andrea, Characteristics Ishtar, Representations in Assyrian of Style, III, 162ff. 28. Art, III, 7, 23, Manuscripts: of Catullus, I, 34fr.; Isis, Ritual of, IX, 29fr. Latin, Corruption in, occasioned Ithaca-Leukas, VI, 29. by Abbreviations, VII, 184fr.; Confusion of Letters, VII, 163fr.; Jebb, Richard Claverhouse, Memorial Confusion of Words, VII, 174fr.; Note, IX, facing 388. Corrections, VII, 193fr.; Jerusalem: American School, V, 51; graphy, Emendation, VII, 405fr.; see also Palestine, American Miscellaneous Errors, VII, 421fr. ; School; Third Wall, Excava Mistakes in Numeral Signs, VII, tions on the Line of, IX, 81. 176fr.; Omission, VII, 157fr.; on a Jonah, Representation Monu Spelling and Pronunciation, VII, ment from Tarsus, V, 5iff. 413 fr.; Word-divisions, VII, Journal of the Institute, Report of the 15fr.; of Livy, VII, iff.; 157fr., Editors, II, 467. 405fr.; Epitome, Variations, VIII, Julia Domna, VI, 52, 259fr. 86; Oriental, Garrett Collection, Jupiter: Capitolinus, Temple at V, 22; of Ovid, Fasti, III, 2i2ff.; Rome, II, 19fr.; Heliopolitanus, of Prudentius, IV, 293 fr.; of Cult at Puteoli, II, 374. Suetonius, II, 519fr.; of Tacitus, Germania (Toledo), VII, 73; of Kansas City, Archaeological Society, Terence, IV, 92fr.; 310fr. see Archaeological Institute, Af Marbles, Elgin, Color in, V, 21 ; filiated Societies. Greek, Lepsius's Study of, II, Khans: Ancient Seljuk and Modern 2ff. ; in Greek Sculpture, II, iff. Anatolian, V, 8. Medinet Habou, Temple of, Con structive Curves, VI, 175. Lamps, Inscribed, VII, 346fr.; from Meleager, Statue (Cambridge, Mass.), Vari, VII, 338fr.; Christian: In V, 29. scribed, IX, 83 ; with Mono Messene, School of Sculptors, X, 314. grams, VII, 345. Metope, from Gortyna, I, 242 fr. Metre Lampstands, Greek, VII, 79. (Zi?uieiov), I, 238. Lantern Slides, /, 114; II, 98; III, 97. Michelangelo, Influence of Pergamene Liberale da Verona, Characteristics Art upon, V, 26. S. Constructive In of Style, III, 163fr. Milan, Ambrogio, i8iff. S. Eustor Lighting, of the Theseum, Athens, clinations, VI, ; IV, 174; V, 46fr. gio, Constructive Inclinations, i8iff. Lituus, Hittite, VI, 42. VI, of Livia, Portrait Bust from Gortyna, Miletus, Temple Didymaean I, 269fr. Apollo, IX, 79. Miniatures at Livy, Codex Puteanus, VII, 4fr., Siena, III, 165fr. 28. 157fr., 405fr.; Codex Reginensis, Mississippi, Explorations in, VI, see VII, 4fr., 157fr., 405fr.; Epitome, Missouri, Archaeological Society, Affili Manuscript Variations, VIII, 86, Archaeological Institute, ated Societies. 87. 122 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Mosaics: from Oeniadae, VIII, 224; V, 21 ; History, VIII, 137fr.; Mis Rome: Early Church, VI, 49; cellaneous Objects from, VIII, X, 251fr.; see also Rome, 2I2?T., 225, 235fr.; Ship-sheds, Churches ; Representations of VIII, 227fr.; Small Temple, the Apocalyptic Symbols, X, 279 ; VIII, 202fr.; Theatre, VIII, of Christ, X, 277; of the Virgin, 174fr.; Topography, VIII, 144fr.; X, 278 ; of Patron Saints of Walls and Gates, VIII, 146fr. Churches, X, 278; of SS. Peter Onatas, VIII, 460fr. and Paul, X, 278; of Various Orpheus Relief, Comparison with Christian Symbols, X, 279, 280; Frieze of the Parthenon, II, in the Sancta Sanctorum, V, 28 ; 169fr. Sousse Portrait of Virgil, VII, 73. Orvieto, S. Agostino, Constructive Mugheir, Excavations at, IV, 155, Inclinations, VI, 181. 156. Ovid, Three Principal Manuscripts Museums: at Cambridge, Harvard of the Fasti, III, 212fr. Semitic, IV, 160; at Candia, Syl Ozark Mountains, Explorations in logos, Sculpture in, I, 239fr.; Foothills, VIII, 81. some Points of Policy of, IV, 153; of University of Pennsyl Palestine: American School, Board vania, Collection of Egyptian of Councillors, V, xi; VI, xiv, Antiquities, V, 34. xv; VII, xiv, xv; Directorship, Mycenaean, Art and Civilization, IV, VII, 42; Establishment, I, 81 ; 5 iff.; Cultus, V, 20; Objects Executive Committee, VIII, xiv; from Avgo, Crete, IX, 277fr., IX, xiv; X, xiv; Fellowships, Palace and at Objects Nippur, v, 9, 158; VI, 170, 171; VII, VIII, 403 fr.; IX, 7ff., 450fr.; 145, 146; VIII, 163, 164; IX, Skulls from Erganos, V, 315fr.; 19iff.; X, 179, 180; Fellowship Tree and Pillar Cult, VIII, 416. Examinations, IX, 19 iff.; X, Mycenology, VIII, 84. 206ff.; Fellowships, Examination Papers for, VI, 190ff.; IX, 194g.; Name, Reversal of Order with Fath X, 209ff.; Financial Statement, er's Name, VII, 293. VI, 158, 159, 160, 161; VII, Names, Coan Proper, VI, 32, 33. 136, 137; VIII, 154, 155; IX, Naukydes, Hermes VII, Diskobolos, 154, 155; X, 170, 171; Institu 445 ff tions cooperating in Support, IV, Nehushtan, Hittite Parallel to, II, 162ff. xi; V, xi; VI, xiv; VII, xiv; VIII, xiv; IX, xiv; X, xiv; Nereids, in Modern Greece, IV, 179. Managing Committee, IV, xi; V, New Haven, Archaeological Society, see Af xi; VI, xiv; VII, xiv; VIII, xiv; Archaeological Institute, xv ; xv ; filiated Societies. IX, xiv, X, xiv, Regula tions, V, 141 ff.; VI, I4sff.; VII, New York, Archaeological Society, VIII, see Af I23ff.; Hoff.; IX, i4off.; Archaeological Institute, Relations to Archae filiated Societies. X, 155ff.; ological Institute, V, 4ff.; Re Ningirsu, V, 3. port: of Board of Managers, VI, Nippur: Excavations at, IV, 158fr.; 43; of Director, Annual, V, 45ff.; VIII, 403fr.; Miscellaneous Ob vi, 4iff-; vu, 35ff.; viii, 43ff-; jects discovered, VIII, 412fr.; IX, X, 29ff.; of Managing Palace, VIII, 417fr.; IX, 7ff.; 24p.; Committee, Annual, First, VI, 39, Excavation of, VIII, 403fr. 40; Second, VII, 33, 34; Third, Norba, Bronze Statuette of Youth VIII, 40ff.; Fourth, IX, 2iff.; (New Haven), X, 415fr.; Exca Fifth, X, 27, 28; Statements con vations, I, 25, 59fr. IV, V, Northwest cerning, 2ff.; 4ff-, 7ff>; Archaeological Society, Excavations see Af in, V, 7. Archaeological Institute, Pan: on filiated Societies. Representations, Coins, VII, 317fr.; on Reliefs from Vari, VII, Notitia, Date, X, 78. 302fr. ; in Sculptures from Cor Oeniadae: Bath, VIII, 2i6ff.; Build inth, VIII, 288ff.; in Terra-cottas ing on the Hill, VIII, 207fr.; Cis from Vari, VII, 328fr. terns, VIII, 171fr.; Excavations, Papyri, Magical, V, 33. ARTICLES. 123

Papyrus, Wash?m, of Iliad 9, 1-68, painting, IX, 23, 24; Villa Al II, 347?. bani, IX, 27; of Virgil, VII, 73. Paris: Notre Dame, Fa?ade, V, i2ff. Statues: from Corinth, Male, VI, Pasiteles, VIII," 448. 437; Roman, Female, VI, 424. Pausanias : Description of Greece," Praeneste, Cista, V, 10. Edition by Hitzig and Bl?mner, Praxiteles, Artemis Brauronia, II, II, 358fr.; Edition by Frazer, II, 367fr. 361fr.; on Greek Sculptors, X, Prudentius, Commentaries in Vatican 303fr.; Mention of Damophon, Manuscripts, IV, 293fr. X, 302fr. Pueblos, of Chaco Ca??n, IV, 166. Pennsylvania Archaeological Society, nvpyo?, Meaning, IX, 422fr. see Archaeological Institute, Af filiated Societies. Reichslimeskommission, WTork of, V, Pergamon: Art, Influence on Michel 11. 26. angelo, V, Reliefs, from Assos, I, 507; Greek Pericles: Connexion with Phidias, V, Grave-, VII, 84; on kloviokol, IV, 9. 181. Peru, Uhle's Archaeological Work in, Restoration of Buildings under the V, 19. Roman Empire, IX, 427fr. Phalerum, Site of, VIII, 90. Robbia, Pavements, VI, 25. Phidias: Athena, Lemnia, VIII, 454; Rochester, Archaeological Society, Connexion Parthenos, VIII, 454; see Archaeological Institute, Af with Pericles and his Buildings, filiated Societies. Slanderous concern V, 9; Stories Rome: American School, Aims and ing, VII, 75. Development, V, 37 ff.; Books of of Photographs: Arch Trajan, //, recommended to Students, /, 97; 111, 97; IV, 34, 162; V, 182; 128ff.; II, n8ff.; Casts of Arch of Greek VI, 202; Sites and An of Trajan, Beneventum, II, 97; tiquities, I, 113; II, 97; III, 97; III, 97; IV, 33, 162; V, 182; VI, IV, 162; V, 182; VI, 202; VII, 202; VII, 162; VIII, 187; IX, 197; 162; VIII, 187; IX, 197. Colleges cooperating in Support Pisa: Cathedral, Constructive Incli of, IV, ix; V, x; VI, xii; VII, nations, VI, 183 ; Fa?ade, V, xii; VIII, xii; IX, xiii; X, xiii; i2ff.; VI, 183; Unpublished Sur Contributors to, I, 7ff., 102 ff.; II, vey of, IV, 170fr.; Leaning 86ff.; Ill, 86ff.; IV, 134, 135; V, i86ff. Tower, VI, I53ff-; VI, 166, 167; VII, 141, Pittsburgh, Archaeological Society, 142; VIII, 158ff.; IX, I58ff.; X, see Archaeological Institute, Af I74ff.; Directorship, Permanent, filiated Societies. III, 661, 696 ; Establishment of, Plato, Attitude toward Art, IV, 174. I, iff., 81; Executive Committee, Plummets, V, 25. see Managing Committee; Ex Polyclitus, Doryphorus, X, 405, 408. pense of Living at, V, 40; Faculty Pompeianum, Cicero's, Location of, and Fellows, VIII, 112; IX, 112; VI, 46. X, 125; Faculty and Students, /, Pompeii: Small Theatre, Stage En 6ff.; I, 70; II, 53; HI, 53; IV, trances, IV, 150; VI, 387fr.; 95; V, 109, no; VI, 108ff.; Wall-painting containing VII, 95; VIII, no, in; IX, "Scipio" Portrait, IX, 23, 24; no, in; X, 122, 123; Fellows, see Vesuvius. Appointment of, VI, 35ff.; Fel Portrait, of Virgil, VII, 72, 73. lows and Students, 7, 7iff.; II, Busts: Roman, from Chersonesos, 54ff.; in, 54ff.; iv, gaff.; V, I, 274; from Gortyna, I, 266ff., mff.; VI, 11 iff.; VII, 96; Fel 276fr.; of "Scipio" Type: IX, lowships: II, 470; V, 41; I, iiff.; Capitoline, IX, 21, 27; i8ff., 115, 116; II, 99, 100; Catalogue of Extant, IX, iiff. ; III, g8ff.; IV, i36ff.; V, i56ff.; Distinguishing Mark of, IX, i8ff. ; VI, 168, 169; VII, 143, 144; Florentine, IX, 27; Museo Chia VIII, 161, 162; IX, 161; X, ramonti, IX, 27; Naples Mu *77ff-; Committee on, IV, ix; V, seum, IX, 27; Oberlin, VIII, 77; x; VI, xii; VII, xii; VIII, xii; IX, 11, 12; Pompeian Wall IX, xii; X, xii; Report of Com 124 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

mittee on, I, 124fr.; II, 508fr. ; in chaeology, I, 156fr.; of the Pro Christian Archaeology, Theologi fessor of Latin, X, 42; Trustees, cal Schools cooperating in Mainte IV, x; V, x; VI, xii; VII, xii; nance, ///, 9, 37; IV, x; V, x; VIII, xii; IX, xii; X, xii. VI, xiii; VII, xiii; VIII, xiii; Aurelian Wall, Stamped Bricks IX, xiii; X, xiii; in Mediaeval and Tiles from, IX, 74; Capitol, and Renaissance Archaeology, Restoration by Augustus, IX, IX, 2, 184; Examinations for, 432ff. IX, I?4ff.; X, 199ff.; Examina Churches: Cappella or Exedra di SS. e tions, ///, H2ff.; IV, 149, 150; Rufina Secunda, Mosaics, V, i69ff.; VI, 182, 183; VII, 156, X, 269; Cappella di S. Zenone, Sta. 157; VIII, 175, 176; IX, 174, Prassede, Mosaics, X, 274, Examination 175; X, 189, 190; 275 ; Lateran, Baptistery, di Papers for, 11, 109ff.; Ill, H4ff.; S. Venanzio, Mosaics, X, 263, IV, isiff.; V, i7iff.; VI, i84ff.; 264; Oratorio di S. Giovanni Vlll, /;;#.; IX, i77g.; X, Evangelista, Mosaics, X, 274; Financial Sancta 191 ff.; Conditions, IV, Sanctorum, Mosaics, V, Financial State Sant' 29ff.; VI, 25ff.; 28; Agnese Fuori, Mosaics, ment, I, 10, 11; I, 98, 99; X, 269, 270; Sta. Cecilia in II, 82, 83, 111, 82, 83; IV, Trastevere, Mosaics, X, 271, 272; SS. Cosma e 130, 131; V, 148, 149; VI, Damiano, Mosaics, 261 156, 157; VII, 134, 135; VIII, X, ff.; Sta. Costanza, Mosaics, ?52, 153; IX, 152, 153; X, X, 272fr.; S. Lorenzo in Agro for 168, 169; Information Stu Verano, Mosaics, X, 259, 260; S. dents, /, 16, 125ff.; II, 115 ff.; Marco in Pallacine, Mosaics, III, 120ff.; IV, 159; V, 179 ff.; X, 266, 267 ; Sta. Maria Antiqua, vi, 199ff.; vn, 159ff.; vm, Sarcophagus, VIII, 79-81 ; Sta. i84ff.; IX, i88ff.; X, 2o3ff.; Maria in Domnica, Mosaics, X, Managing Committee, /, 3iff.; 11, 265, 266; Sta. Maria Maggiore, 7; 111, 7; IV, viiff.; V, vii; VI, Mosaics, X, 255fr.; SS. Nereo ed ixff.; VII, ix; VIII, ixff.; IX, Achilleo, Mosaics, X, 267, 268; xff.; X, xff.; Mediaeval and S. Paolo fuori le Mura, Mosaics, Renaissance Art, Introduction X, 258, 259; S. Pietro in Vincoli, of Courses in, X, 24, 25; Oppor Mosaics, X, 253 ; Sta. Prassede, tunities offered for Work in Mosaics, X, 261, 264, 265 ; Sta. Tunis, VI, 37; "Papers," VII, Pudenziana, Mosaics, X, 268, 29; VIII, 6; IX, 8, 15; Photo 269; S. Sabina, Mosaics, X, 254, graphs, of Arch of Trajan, 255 ; S. Stefano Rotondo, Mo Beneventum, 77, 97; HI, 97; IV, saics, X, 271 ; S. Teodoro, Mo 34, 162; V, 182; VI, 202; Regu saics, X, 271. lations, I, 12ff., 90ff.; 11, 74 ff.; Forum: Atrium Vestae, X, 80; Ill, 74ff.; IV, n8ff.; V, ?34ff.; Basilica Aemilia, VII, 88 ; Build VI, I38ff.; VII, u6ff.; VIII, ing, Unidentified, adjoining S. Re I33ff.; IX, I33ff.; X, I48ff.; Adriano, V, 32; Buildings, rep vision of, IV, 32; Renaissance resented on the Trajan Reliefs, Department, X, 45 ; Report : of V, 78; Conduits, V, 32; Excava Associate Director, I, 5 iff.; of tions, Recent, IV, 168; V, 20; Director, I, 17fr.; I, 137; II, 514fr.; IX, 74; Graecostasis, IV, 303 fr.; m, 702fr.; iv, 37ff.; v, 35ff.; vi, Rostra, IX, 83 ; Trajan Reliefs, 28ff.; VII, 25ff.; Vlll, 34ff.; V, 58ff.; Historical Interpreta X, 41??.; X, 22ff.; of the Instruc tion, V, 61 ff.; Topographical In tor in Greek Archaeology, X, 43, terpretation, V, 71fr.; Site and 44; Annual, of Managing Com Use, V, 81 ; Tribunal Aurelium, mittee, First, I, 5fr.; Second, I, IV, 303 fr. 123fr.; Third, II, 504fr.; Fourth, Palatine: Temple of Victory, Res III, 687fr.; Fifth, lV,28ff.; Sixth, toration by Augustus, IX, 439, V, 33, 34; Seventh, VI, 24g.; 440; Pantheon, Gilt-Bronze Tiles Eighth, VII, 2iff.; Ninth, Vlll, from, III, 4off. ; Restoration of, 30ff.; Tenth, IX, isff.; Eleventh, by Hadrian, IX, 441 ff.; Porticus X, 18ff.; of the Professor of Ar Octavia, Restoration by Augus ARTICLES. 125

tus, IX, 43 iff.; Restoration of ! Sirens, Temple of, near Sorrento, IX, Buildings under Augustus and iff., 71. Hadrian, IX, 427fr.; Temple of Sorrento, Temple of Sirens, IX, iff., Jupiter Capitolinus, II, 19fr. ; Theatre of restoration Pompey, Southwest Archaeological Society: by Augustus, IX, 432fr.; Vatican, Discoveries, at Redondo Beach Museum, Apoxymenus, VIII, (Cal.), 1905, X, 21 ff.; Navajoe see 455 fr.; Aqueducts. County, Arizona Territory, X, 26ff. ; see Archaeological Insti tute, Affiliated Societies. Sacrifice: Gortyna, Regulations con Startus, in Cretan V, cerning, I, 162fr.; among Mod Inscriptions, 319?. ern Semites, VI, 38; among the Influence of Art upon, VII, Primitive Semites, VII, 83. Statius, 93 St. Louis, Archaeological Society, see Travels in Archaeological Institute, Affili Strabo, Greece, X, 84. ated Societies. Suetonius: Epigraphic Sources of, II, 26ff.; Index to Cited, San Francisco, Archaeological So Passages II, II, ciety, see Archaeological Insti 67fr.; Manuscripts of, tute, Affiliated Societies. 5i9ff. on Christian Sarcophagi, Christian, Relief Sculp Symbols Lamps, VII, ture, IV, i26ff. 344fr in Christian Relief Sarcophagus: Christian (Sta. Maria Symmetry, Early in Antiqua), VIII, 79-81. Sculpture, IV, i26ff.; Early see Oriental Art, VII, 86. "Sarpanitu, Zarpanit. Syracuse, Measurements Satan's Throne," V, 26. Olympieium, of, IX, 69. Sculpture: Christian, Symmetry in Syria: Early Reliefs, IV, i26ff.; Greek: Archaeological Notes, VII, 82; Djebel Sh?kh Berek?t, Aristotle's Theory of, V, 24; Sanctuary of Zeus 27; is Casts in Ancient Times, VIII, Madbachos, VI, the 445fr. ; Color in, V, 21 ; Marbles Sanam?n, Tychaion, X, 80, 81; Two used in, II, iff.; Problems in Idols, IV, 289fr; Princeton History of, VIII, 442fr.; Study Expedition: IX, 389fr.; to, the of, VII, 78; Mediaeval, Relation 'Amman, IX, 391; 'All, to Classical and Later Textile IX, 394; Bosra, IX, 390; D?r Design, IV, 179. Kita, IX, 397; il-Andar?n, IX, 395; Kal'at Sculptures, Greek in California, VII, Sim'?n, IX, 397; 97 Kerrat?n, IX, 396; Ma'arr?ta, IX, 396; Sr?r, Umm Seals, Babylonian, II, 160, 161; from IX, 398; 392. Crete (Avgo), IX, 279?.; Hit idj-Djim?l, IX, Central: American tite, II, 163, 165fr.; with Repre Archaeological Expedition in sentations of Hittite Gods, III, 1899-1900, IV, 415fr.; ?3ff. Buildings, IV, 42off.; Churches, IV, "La Seljuk, Ancient Khans, V, 8. 4190.; Syrie Centrale," by De Semites, Sacrifice among, VI, 38; Vog??, IV, 415fr. VII, 83. Northern: Churches, Fifth Semitic: Ancient Religion, Survivals Early century, of, VIII, 77, 78; Harvard Mu VII, 98; Sculptures, V, 5. seum, IV, 160. Syrian, Nude Goddess, Shaving of the Head in Antiquity, IV, 289fr. IX, 27fr. 26. Shield-devices, Greek, V, Tacitus, Toledo Manuscript of Ger Ships, Ancient, V, 52?F. mania, VII, 73. Sicyon: Theatre, IV, 176; IX, 263fr.; Tarsus, Monument with Representa with Theatre of compared Epi tion of Jonah (Metropolitan Mu dauros, IX, 272. seum), V, 51ft'. Ruin of Phoenician Sidon, Temple, Taurobolium, Introduction into Cult of VI, 33. the Magna Mater, IX, 70. Tell Siena, Miniatures, III, 165fr. Sandahannah, Figurines from, Sinope, Ancient, X, 85. VI, 42. 126 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Temple: Doric at Locri, V, 18; Sources for Mythological Sub Greek, Ceiling of Celia, IX, 87; jects, VIII, 74, 75. at Lycosura, X, 302fr.; Medinet Toga, Material of, V, 15. Habou, VI, 175 ; Oeniadae, VIII, Tombs: Arizona Territory, Prehis 202fr.; Sidon, Phoenician, VI, toric, X, 28ff.; Chaeronea, Mace 33 ; Sorrento, of Sirens, IX, iff., donian, VIII, 81, 82; at Corinth, 71; in Syria, Tychaion (is I? 459? (pre-Mycenean), I, Sanam?n), X, 80, 81; of Zeus 313fr.; Crete: Camares, V, 439fr.; Madbachos, VI, 27; see Apollo, Courtes, V, 26off., 287fr., 294fr., Argive Heraeum, Athens, Cor 305; Erganos, V, 270fr., 303; inth, Rome. Gortyna, Roman, VI, 159fr.; on Temples : Egyptian, Constructive Sepulchral Cell Acropolis, VI, Curves in, VI, 175fr. 158; Kavousi, V, 14; (Thunder Tenochtitlan, Identification of its Hill), V, 132fr.; (Rusty Ridge), near Site, I, 515fr.; Sculptures from, V, 143 ff.; Panaghia, V, I, 52iff. 28iff.; Egypt, Naga ed-D?r, Pre historic Terra-cottas: from the Argive He Cemetery, IX, 79; Early Contents of: Connec raeum, VI, 40; Early Figurines, Etruscan, tion with Greece and the IV, 61 ff., 161 ; Reliefs on Plaques, Orient, near Isola II, 173fr.; from Corinth, II, 234; V, 17; Liri, VI, 46; at in X, 83; Archaic, II, 2o6ff.; X, Marissa, VII, 89; Syria, *59? Figurine of Best Period, II, Central, IV, 419. 168. 22off. ; Later Type, II, 21 iff.; Toxaris, IV, X, i6off. ;Miscellaneous, IX, 72; Trachones, Herrn, VI, 24. see X, 164fr.; from Crete: Hagios Trajan: Reliefs, Rome, Forum; see Arch of Ilias, V, 395; Kavousi, Animals, Trajan. Tree and Pillar V, 149; Praesos, V, 371; Praesos, Cult, Mycenaean, Funnel-bodied, V, 380fr.; Genre VIII, 416. Material Figures (Boston), X, 79; from Tunica, of, V, 15. for Archae Nippur, VIII, 412fr.; Figurine Tunis, Opportunities from Tell Sandahannah, VI, 42; ological Research, VI, 37. Theban, Tityrus, IX, 84, 157; from Vari: Uccello, Windows in the Cathedral Lamps, VII, " 338fr.; Statuettes, VII, 328fr.; Tana Florence, IV, 192fr. see gra" Types, VII, 330. Utah, Archaeological Society, Affili Terence, Codex Dunelmensis, IV, Archaeological Institute, ated Societies. 3ioff. ; Distinctio Versuum in Manuscripts of, IV, 92fr. Textile Design, Relation between Vari, Cave: Description, VII, 263fr.; Classical and Later, and Early Excavations, VII, 277fr. ;History, Mediaeval Sculpture, IV, 179. VII, 284fr.; Lamps, VII, 338fr.; Miscellaneous Textiles, Graeco-Roman, VII, 76. Objects (bronze, Theatre: Corinth, I, 481fr.; VI, 21; iron, glass), VII, 334; Reliefs, Epidauros, IX, 272; Eretria, II, VII, 30iff.; Catalogue of, VII, 302fr.; Discussion of, VII, 187??. ; Gortyna, Large, VI, 312fr.; Sculpture (figures), VII, 267; 105fr.; near the Pythion, VI, Grotto of Pan, Apollo and the ii2ff. ; Oeniadae, VIII, 174fr.; Nymphs, Excavations, and Dis Pompeii, Small, VI, 387fr.; IV, coveries, V, 21, 22. 150; Sicyon, IV, 176; IX, 263fr. Vases: Argive, Early, from the Tiberius, Portrait Bust from Gortyna, Heraeum, IV, 63fr. ; Lecythi I, 268. (Boston), IV, 441 ff.; Attic, in Tibullus, Artistic known to, Types Form of Ram's Head, II, 228 ; V, 6. Red-figured, Origin of Tech Rooms Tiryns: Palace, of, VIII, nique, VI, 39, 40, 327fr. 43off. From Corinth: I, 471; II, 196fr., of on Tishub, Representations Seals, 234; V, 30; VII, 27ff.; VIII, 2lff. III, " 440; Geometric, IV, 163, 445fr.; : Titian Sacred and Profane Love," Ointment, X, 83 ; in Form, of VIII, 74, 75 ; Use of Literary Hare, X, 426 ; of Helmeted ARTICLES. 127

Head, X, 421 ; of Female Figure, I Palace of Thetis (Fran?ois), X, 425; of Male Squatting Fig VIII, 88; Thersites, Death of, ure, X, 423 ; of Owl, X, 420 ; of IX, 82. Ram, X, 425 ; Pre-Mycenaean, Venice: St. Mark's, Constructive In Fa I, 3i8ff. clinations, VI, 181; Leaning 186. Cretan: V, 15; Bronze-Age, X, 83 ; ?ade, VI, Sta. from, Camares, V, 449; Courtes, Venosa, Trinit?, Archaeological V, 289, 306fr.; Erganos, V, 276, Remains," VI, 46. of 303 ; Geometric, I, 254fr. ; V, Venus, Genetrix," VIII, 448 ; see 126, 146; from Gournia, VI, 49; Milo, VII, 87; Aphrodite. Verona: Cloister of S. Con IX, 77; from Hagios Ilias, Geo Zeno, structive metric, V, 394; Pithoi, V, Curves, VI, 17iff. A. D., 404fr.; from Kavousi, V, 130; Vesuvius, Eruption of, 79 from Miam?, I, 289, 293, 299fr.; VIII, 84. Vicenza : Constructive from Nipidito, Steatite, V, 282; Cathedral, Curves S. from Phaestos, V, 428fr.; from in, VI, 178fr.; Lorenzo, Constructive VI, Praesos, V, 383, 409; from Inclinations, 181. Prini?, V, 404fr. Virgil, Portrait of, VII, 72, 73. Cylix, Eye, X, 75, 76; in Style of Viterbo, Altar-piece by Girolamo da Duris, VI, 24; Cypriote Vases, Cremona, III, i6iff. Lotus Ornament, IX, 73 ; Geo " Vogu?, De, La Syrie Centrale," IV, metric, IV, 66?., 152; Myce 415?. naean, IV, 65fr.; from Crete (crater), I, 252fr.; from Egypt, Ancient: of Material of, X, 300, 301 ; Geo Walls, Athens, VIII, 88, Demetrias metric, I, 252fr.; Panathenaic 89; (Thessaly), City i66ff. ; Amphora, of Archonship of The Gates, IX, Jerusalem, Third IX, 81; Oeniadae, ophrastus, X, 74, 385fr.; Pfoto Wall, Rome, Aurelian, Corinthian, IV, 66; from Cave VIII, 146fr.; IX, 74 at Vari, VII, 320fr.; Statuette Washington, Archaeological Society, Vases, VII, 328fr. see Archaeological Institute, Af Inscribed: 228; III, II, 192fr., filiated Societies. 197fr.; VI, 327fr.; VII, 325fr., ! Water-works, Ancient: Oeniadae, 327; IX, 172fr., 289fr., 294fr.; Cisterns, VIII, 171fr. ; Rome, x> 74) 75? 385fr.; i??6?-Names: Conduits in Forum, V, 32. (See Nike, VII, 96; Pithon, VII, 96; Corinth : Ancient Fountain, Stroibos, IX, 290fr.; Signed by, Drains, Glauce, Pirene.) Amasis, X, 75; Andocides, VI, Weights,I Attic, VI, 45; VIII, 266ff. Duris, IV, 161, 183fr.; 327fr.; Whitman, Sarah Wyman, VIII, 463. VI, 24; Exekias, IX, 84; Menon, Wisconsin, Archaeological Society, 68, ; IX, IX, 178 Phrynos, 289fr. see Archaeological Institute, Af Vase-paintings : from Aethiopis, filiated Societies. VIII, 87; from Antigone of Euripides, III, 183, 192fr.; i Xenophon, Anabasis, Credibility of, Aphrodite, VII, 321 ; Apollo, IX, VI, 47 171fr.; Argos, Death of, IV, 162; Artemis, IX, 171fr.; Athamas, Madness of, III, 331fr.; Athena, jYucatan, Archaeological Investiga VI, IX, Ethno VI, 411; X, 385fr.; Bellerophon, tions, 2ff.; 45ff.; Investigations, IX, 45ff.; Fight with the Chimaera, IV, logical Language, VIII, 45; VIII, 55; 442; Discus-thrower, VII, 445ff.; Religion, VIII, 55ff Doryphorus, X, 405fr.; Eros, VII, 321 ; Funeral Scenes on Lecythi, X, 410fr.; compared with those I Zarpanit, IV, 291. on Grave Stelae, VII, 84; Goat Zer'in, Mediaeval Christian Church, demons, IX, i6iff. ; Heracles, IV, I VI, 338fr. 455; Leto, IX, 171fr.; Maidens' Zeus, Madbachos, Sanctuary in Syria, Race, VI, 53; Olympias, X, 385; I VI, 27. 128 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

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American Archaeology, IX, 387; X, ( 4o3.?Spain, V, 368; VI, 384; 133, 376. [ VIII, 131, 396; IX, 381; X, 370.?Switzerland, III, 589; IV, Byzantine Art, see Early Christian 517.?Thrace, III, 97.?Turkey, Art. III, 97, 276.?United States, III, 594; IV, 284; V, 122, 370; VII, 404; VIII, 132, 400; IX, 142, Christian Archaeology, see Early Christian Art and Oriental Ar 386; X, 375. chaeology. see Christian Classical Archaeology, see Oriental Mediaeval Art, Early Archaeology. Art.

Early Christian, Byzantine, Medi Oriental, Classical, and Christian aeval, and Renaissance Art: I Archaeology: Africa, I, 383; II, Africa, III, 590; IV, 517; V, I 133; III, 93, 272, 564; IV, 270, 120; VIII, 391; X, 132, 374.? 508; V, 114, 359; VI, 88, 373? Armenia, II, 152.?Austria and VII, 137, 391; VIII, 122, 378; Hungary, II, 154, 157; III, 98, IX, 131, 364; X, 120, 362.? no, 594; V, 122; VI, 385; VII, America, II, 134; III, 95, 568; 403; VIII, 399; X, 373.?Bel IV, 275, 509; V, 115, 360; VI, gium and Holland, II, 153; III, 375; VIII, 126, 380; IX, 366; X, 101, no, 277, 589, 593; IV, 279, I 124, 364.?Arabia, II, 108; III, ; 284, 517, 519; V, 369; VI, 97, 249, 520; IV, 248; VI, 350.? 384; VII, 142, 402; VIII, 131, VIII, 100; IX, 101.?Armenia, 397; IX, 384; X, 130, 372.?Cy IV, 245.?Asia Minor, I, 346; II, prus, III, 97.?England, see 108 ; III, 62, 249, 521 ; IV, 249, Great Britain.?France, II, 152; 485; V, 89, 334; VI, 63, 350; III, 100, 109, 587, 593; IV, 278, VII, 107, 366; VIII, 100, 349; 283, 515, 518; V, 117, 369; VI, IX, 102, 344; X, 99, 337.?As 95, 384; VII, 142, 399; VIII, 131, syria and Babylonia, II, 103 ; 397? IX, 139, 382; X, 128, 371.? III, 60, 245, 516; IV, 244, 481; General and Miscellaneous, V, V, 87,332; VI, 60, 348; VII, 105, 116, 366; VI, 90, 379; VII, 138, 363; VIII, 97, 346; IX, 99, 340; 395; VIII, 126, 390; IX, 135, X, 95, 335; see Chaldaea and 376; X, 124, 366.?Germany, II, .?Austria and Hun 154, 157; HI, no, 589, 594; IV, gary, III, 267, 555; IV, 267, 505; 279, 283, 517, 519; V, 119, 122, V, in, 358; VI, 86; VII, 134, 370; VI, 97, 384; VII, 143, 402; 389; VIII, 119, 372; IX, 128, VIII, 132, 399; IX, 141; X, 362; X, 118, 358.?Babylonia, 372.?Great Britain, II, 154; see Assyria.?Belgium, VII, 133, III, 102, 277, 589, 593; IV, 279, 388; VIII, 368.?Bulgaria, II, 284, 520; V, 370; VI, 98, 385; 132; III, 64, 255, 526; IV, 250, VII, 144, 403; VIII, 400; IX, 486; V, 112.?Chaldaea, I, 339.? 141, 384; X, 130, 373.?Greece Cyprus, II, 108; III, 521; IV, and Macedonia, II, 151; III, 248.?Dalmatia, III, 64.?Egypt, 276; IV, 276; VII, 396.?Hol I, 336; II, 98; III, 58, 243, 511; land, see Belgium.?Hungary, IV, 242, 478; V, 84, 330; VI, 57, see Austria.?Italy, II, 155; III, 345; VII, 103, 360; VIII, 95, 98, 106, 585, 591 ; IV, 276, 281, 342; IX, 97, 337; X, 93, 333-? 514, 517; V, 116, 120, 366; VI, England, see Great Britain.? 92, 380; VII, 139, 396; VIII, France, I, 367; II, 126; III, 83, 127, 392; IX, 136, 376; X, 125, 265, 553; IV, 265, 503; V, 108, 366.?Macedonia, see Greece.? 355; VI, 82, 368; VII, 130, 385; Palestine, VI, 91.?Portugal, V, VIII, 114, 365; IX, 124, 359; X, 121.?Russia, IV, 280; VII, 116, 355-?General and Miscel NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 129

laneous, I, 333; II, 95; III, 55, Mesopotamia, II, 103; IV, 245.? 241, 507; IV, 241, 447; V, 83, Palestine, see Syria.?Persia, II, 329; VI, 55, 343; VII, 101, 357; 104; III, 246, 516; VII, 105.? VIII, 93, 338; IX, 93, 335; x, Phoenicia, II, 107 ; III, 61, 246.? 89, 331-?Germany, I, 368; II, Portugal, I, 366; IV, 265.?Rou 127; III, 85, 268, 556; IV, 267, mania, II, 132.?Russia, I, 381; 504; V, 109, 356; VI, 83, 370; IV, 250.?Scythia, see Thrace.? VII, 133, 388; VIII, 116, 368; Servia, V, 112.?Spain, I, 366; IX, 126, 362; X, 118.?Great II, 125; III, 82, 551; IV, 264, Britain, I, 375; II, 130; III, 89, 503; V, 108; VI, 368; VII, 130, 271, 559; IV, 269, 505; V, 112, 385; VIII, 113; IX, 124, 359? 358; VI, 86, 372; VII, 135, 389; X, 116, 355.?Switzerland, II, VIII, 121, 373; IX, 130, 363; X, 127; III, 84, 267; VIII, 116.? "9, 359-?Greece, I, 347; II, Syria and Palestine, I, 344, 346; no; III, 65, 255, 527; IV, 250, III, 61, 246, 518; IV, 246, 484; 488; V, 91, 337; VI, 66} 355; V, 87, 333; VI, 61, VII, VII, 112, 371; VIII, 103, 354; 348; 106, 364; VIII, 347; 100, IX, 106, 347; X, 101, 341.?Her 98, IX, 341; X, 97, zegovina, I, 380.?Hungary, see 336.?Thrace, Scy and Austria.?Italy, I, 355; II, 117; thia, Macedonia, III, 527; III, 70, 261, 533; IV, 255, 493; IV, 249; V, 336; VI, 66, 354? in Eu V, 102, 348; VI, 74, 362; VII, VIII, 102, 353.?Turkey also 122, 380; VIII, 109, 363; IX, , III, 254.?See Early Christian Art. "5, 355; X, 107, 349.?Luxem bourg, III, 89, 270, 559; IV, Renaissance Art, see Early Christian 268.?Macedonia, see Thrace.? Art.

discussions: summaries of articles in periodicals, etc.

American Archaeology, IX, 498; X, 154, 645; V, 251, 485 ? VI, 227, 219, 488. 492; VII, 492; vin, 331; X, 211.?Great Britain, I, 446, 450; Byzantine Art, see Christian Art. II, 341; III, 325, 646, 647; IV, 381, 553? V, 252, 485; VI, 228, Christian Archaeology, see Early 492; VII, 256, 493; VIII, 331, Christian Art and Oriental Ar 501; IX, 229, 488; X, 211, 476.? chaeology. Greece, III, 324; V, 483; IX, Classical Archaeology, see Oriental 486.?Holland, III, 155; IV, see Archaeology. 381.?Hungary, Austria.? Italy, I, 440; II, 339; III, 151, Early Christian, Byzantine and 642; IV, 377, 550; V, 248, 481; Mediaeval Art: Africa, III, VI, 224, 490; VII, 253, 488; 324; VI, 229; VIII, 502; X, VIII, 329, 497 ; IX, 228, 487 ; x, 477.?Algeria, II, 341 ; Austria 206, 472.?Poland, III, 155.? and Hungary, III, 154, 645; IV, Russia, III, 323.?Spain, I, 381; VI, 492.?Belgium, I, 445; 442; III, 643; V, 250; VI, 226, II, 340; III, 325, 645; IV, 552; 491 ; X, 208.?Switzerland, I, V, 251, 485; VII, 492; VIII, 445.?Turkey, III, 150. 330, 500.?Cyprus, III, 642.? Dalmatia, III, 151.?England, Mediaeval Art, see Early Christian see Great Britain.?France, I, Art. 442; II, 340; HI, 152, 325, 644; IV, 378, 550; V, 250, 484; VI, Oriental, Classical, and Christian 225, 491; VII, 256, 491; VIII, Archaeology: Africa, I, 437; 330, 500; IX, 488; X, 208, II, 334; III, 117, 284, 323; IV, and Miscella 476.?General 374, 547? V, 481; VI, 486; VIII, neous, I, 438; II, 337; III, 494 ? IX, 224, 484; X, 204, 470.? 150, 639; IV, 376, 548; V, Asia, I, 397; III, 115; V, 228; 246, 482; 223, VI, 487; VII, 251; VI, 200, 459.?Asia Minor, II, VIII, 325, 495.?Germany, III, 245; III, 285, 599; IV, 342, 524; 9 I?O INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

V, 457; VII, 235, 458; VIII, 303; 317; m, 317; iv, 341; V, 242, IX, 201, 466; X, 187, 441.? 477; VI, 216, 478; VII, 246, 478; Assyria, see Babylonia.?Austria VIII, 316,486; IX, 217,479; x, and Hungary, VII, 486; VIII, 200, 459-?Coins, I, 431; II, 323; 324, 492 ; X, 468.?Babylonia and III, 320, 633; IV, 365, 545; V, Assyria, II, 240; III, 282, 598; 244, 479; VI, 482; VII, 247; IV, 341, 523; V, 456; VII, 233, VIII, 320, 487; IX, 220.?Gen 455; VIII, 301, 468; IX, 199, eral and Miscellaneous, I, 432; 460; X, 182, 439.?Bulgaria, II, II, 324; HI, 144, 320, 634; IV, 332; III, 149, 322; VIII, 324.? 367, 545; V, 245, 479; VI, 218, Dalmatia, III, 323.?Egypt, I, 482; VII, 247, 482; VIII, 320, 393? H, 239; III, 113, 280, 597; 488 ; IX, 221, 481 ;X, 202, 463.? IV, 340, 522; V, 227, 455; VI, Inscriptions, I, 428 ; II, 321 ; III, 458; VII, 231, 455; VIII, 298, 143, 319, 632; IV, 365; V, 244, 467; IX, 198, 457; X, 179, 438? 479; VI, 217, 481 ; VII, 247, 481 ; England, see Great Britain.? VIII, 319, 487; IX, 218, 480; X, France, I, 434; II, 328; III, 147, 201, 462.?Mosaics, VII, 246.? 322, 637; IV, 371, 546; V, 246, Sculpture, I, 424; II, 319; III, 481; VI, 221, 484; VII, 250, 484; 140, 318, 630; IV, 362, 542; V, VIII, 323, 491; IX, 223, 483; 243, 477; VI, 216, 479; VII, 246, X, 203, 467.?Gaul, see France.? 479; VIII, 318; IX, 217, 479; X, General and Miscellaneous, I, 200, 460.?Terra-cottas, I, 424.? 388; II, 237; III, 112, 278, 595; I Vases and Painting, I, 425; II, IV, 339, 521; V, 245, 453; VI, i 321; III, 140, 319, 631; IV, 363, 197, 455; VII, 229, 451; VIII, 543; V, 244, 478; VI, 217, 481; 297, 465; IX, 197, 455; X, 177, VII, 246, 480; VIII, 318, 486; 435.?Germany, I, 435; II, 329; IX, 218, 480; X, 201, 462.?Pal see III, 148; V, 246; VI, 222; VIII, estine, Syria.?Phoenicia and 324, 492; IX, 224, 483.?Great Syria, III, 282, 599; IV, 341, Britain, III, 149; V, 481; VI, 523 ; V, 456.?Portugal, I, 437-? 487; VII, 487; VIII, 325, 494; Spain, I, 436; II, 329; III, 146, IX, 484; X, 469.?Greece: Ar 638; IV, 370; V, 480; VIII, chitecture, II, 249; III, 117, 287, 323.?Switzerland, III, 322.? 602; IV, 343, 524; V, 229, 458; Syria and Palestine, II, 241 ; VII, VI, 202, 462; VII, 236, 461; 234, 456; VIII, 301; IX, 200, VIII, 303, 470; IX, 203, 477; X, 462; X, 184, 440; see also Phoe 188, 443.?Coins, I, 418; II, 304; nicia.?Turkey, III, 149.?See III, 136, 312, 622; IV, 359; IX, also Early Christian Art. 213, 475 ? X, 197, 454-?General and Miscellaneous, I, 419; II, Renaissance Art: Austria and Hun 305; III, 137, 313, 623; IV, 359, gary, III, 157, 654; VIII, 506; 538; V, 240, 474; VI, 212, 475; IX, 239, 497.?Belgium, II, 345; VII, 242, 473; VIII, 312, 481; III, 651; IV, 558; V, 256, 488; IX, 214, 476; X, 198, 455.?In VI, 234; VII, 261, 500; VIII, 262.? scriptions, I, 412; II, 289; III, 335, 5?5-?Bohemia, VII, see Great Britain.? 129, 305, 613; IV, 353, 532; V, England, 239, 470; VI, 210, 472; VII, 241, France, I, 451; II, 343; III, 469; VIII, 310, 478; IX, 209, 651; IV, 384, 557; V, 256, 487; 473 ; X, 194, 450.?Sculpture, I, VI, 233, 501; VII, 260, 499; 400; II, 261; III, 118, 289, 604; VIII, 335, 505; IX, 235, 494; X, and Miscella IV, 343, 526; V, 230, 460; VI, 215, 483.?General 203, 463; VII, 236, 463; VIII, neous, V, 252; VII, 494; VIII, 304, 472; IX, 203, 467; X, 189, 503 ; IX, 230, 489; X, 212, 477-? 444.?Vases and Painting, I, Germany, II, 343; III, 156, 653; 407; II, 279; III, 125, 300, 608; IV, 384, 559; V, 256, 488; VI, IV, 351, 528; V, 236, 468; VI, 235; VII, 261, 502; VIII, 506; 206, 469; VII, 239, 468; VIII, IX, 239, 495; X, 485.?Great 309, 477; IX, 207, 471; X,i9i, Britain, I, 453 ; II, 345 ; III, see Austria.? 157, 326, 655; IV, 385; V, 448.?Hungary, I Italy: Architecture, I, 423; H> 489; VI, 502; VII, 502; VIII, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 131

336; IX, 240, 497 ; X, 217, 485-? VI, 229, 493? VII, 256, 495 ? Holland, III, 652; IV, 385, 558; VIII, 332, 504; IX, 232, 490; X, V, 256, 488; VI, 234; VIII, 335, 214, 480.?Spain, I, 453 ; III, 505.?Hungary, see Austria.? 650; VI, 236.?Switzerland, VII, Italy, I, 450; II, 342; III, 155, 262.?United States, IX, 498; X, 647; IV, 382, 553; V, 253, 486; 218, 488.

2. Summaries1

? on Greek Shields, VII, 469. IAchelous: Relief from Cave of Pan, Abae, Excavations, I, 352. X, 104.?Vase-painting, III, 605. Abbatini, Guidobaldo: Painting of Achilles: Address by Shade of, IX, Francesco I d'Est?, VII, 257. 99.?Cult at Olbia, VII, 230.? Abbeville, House of Fran?ois I, VI, Painting at Corneto, VII, 246.? 233. Shield of, V, 475.?See Vase : Abbey of Saint-Seine, Boundary paintings Achilles, Odysseus, Stones, III, 644. Priam. of Abbiategrasso, Shrine of Donato del Achladokampos, Statuette Silenus, Conte, II, 155. x, 342. Aberdeenshire, Mediaeval Stone Acholius, III, 621. Balls, I, 450. Aciludeus: See Acilus. Abila (of Lysinias), I, 398. Acilus, V, 246. Abraham and his Companions, Ivory Acragas, Topography, VII, 482. Relief, VI, 227. Acre, Ornamented Stone Door, X, Abu Gurab: Chambers with Reliefs, 97 IV, 478.?Temple, Excavations Acroteria, III, 602; IV, 343, 524. and Discoveries at, V, 330. Acroterion, from Attic Stele, IX, 367. Abusir: Excavations and Discov : See Diana. eries, VI, 58, 346; VII, 360; IX, Actor: See Vase-paintings. 98.?Platform, IX, 337.?Pyra Adad, Temple at Asshur, X, 95. mid of King Ne-woser-re, VIII, Adamklissi, Monument at, II, 332; 342; IX, 97.?Sarcophagi, X, III, 149; V, 454; VIII, 324; IX, 198.?Temple, of Ne-woser-re, 95, 479; X, 91. VII, 103 ; of Ra, VI, 346. Adamy, R., II, 98. 100. Abydos: Discoveries, I, 336; IV, Aden, Bronze Handle, VIII, 478; V, 331; VI, 57; VII, 361; Adonis: Relief at Meaux, VII, X, 333.?Excavations, VI, 347; 386.?See Protesilaus; Vases VII, 361; (by Am?lineau) I, with Decoration in Relief, Aph 244, 336, 999.?Hypogeum, VIII, rodite; Vase-paintings, Phaon. 95.?Ivory Figurines, VIII, Adria: History of, IX, 355.?Museo 467.?Stele of the King Serpent, Civico, IX, 355. X, 179.?Temple, IX, 97; of Adriano Fiorentino, Works of, VI, Twelfth Dynasty, V, 85; Old 495 on Temple, VII, 361.?Tomb of Aegean: Civilization, Influence Relation Osiris, II, 98. South Palestine, V, 226; Acad?mie des Inscriptions et Belles to Early Italic, II, 238.?Greek Lettres: Corpus Inscriptionum Sites, VIII, 354.?Sea, Turkish Graecarum Christianarum, III, Maps of, VII, 454. Ancient 510.?Piot Prizes, III, 100. Aegina: City, V, 338.? of Pediment Academy, French. See Rome. Fragments Groups, Acanthus: in Decorative Art, V, V, 231, 338.?Temple, V, 338; Relief 247.?Column, Delphi, III, 293 ; VI, 68; VIII, 354.?Votive to Vase IX, 215. Artemis, VI, 355.?See Zeus. Acarnania, Greek Cities and Cita paintings, dels, I, 352. Aegis, Meaning, V, 476. es: 128.? Acerenza, Bust, VI, 74, 216, 488. A Grave, Ragusa, VII, Achaeans and Dorians, IX, 214. Signatum, V, 244.

these 1Coins, Inscriptions, Mosaics, Terra-cottas, Tombs, and Vases are entered under general headings, and not under places. 132 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Aeschines, Portrait-head, VIII, 476. Alba Longa, Site of, IV, 369. Aeschylus: Io in Prometheus and Albacete: Ruins of Ello, III, 639.? Supplices, V, 469; VII, 476.? Remains of Iberian Settlements, Portrait-heads, VIII, 476.?Stat V, 108. ue at Athens, VII, 372. Albania: Antiquities from, III, 554.? Aesculapius: See Asclepius. Explorations and Discoveries, Aesica, Remains of, II, 131. VIII, 102. Fables, Illustrations on an Aesop: Albano, Catacomb, VIII, " 326. cient Monuments, VI, 457.?See Albano, Francesco, Meeting of Vase-paintings. Christ and Mary Magdalen," Aethiopis: Scenes from in Vase IV, 519. 208. paintings, IX, Albenga, Baptistery, Restoration of, Cities and Aetolia, Greek Citadels, V, 116. I, 352. Alberti, Palaces Designed by, VII, Aetolian League," Assemblies, X, 196. 257. Affori : Madonna of the Grotto," Alcamenes: Athena Hephaestia, III, VI, 380; VII, 258.?Madonna by 118; IV, 347; , III, Bernardino Luini, VI, 380. 118.?Hermes, Date, VIII, 473.? Africa: of and Cult, Cybele Attis, Pergamene Copy, IX, 104, 346.? of " VIII, 494; Saturn, VI, 486.? Sardanapalus," IX, 205. North: 333; Discoveries, I, III, Aldingham, Bronze Dagger, X, 469. 93; IV, 270; V, 114; VI, 88, 373, "Aldobrandini Nuptials," V, 238. 121.? 374; VII, 391; X, 120, Alectryon, Pompeian Wall-painting, 60. South, Egyptian Figure, VI, VI, 481. 'Ay?luara, 475. Lycosura, V, Alesia, see Alise Sainte Reine. Agathon, Portrait-head, VIII, 476. Alexander the Great: Azara Herrn, Bronze from IX, Ageladas, Ligourio, X, 447.?Date of Death, III, 471. I 317.?Era in Phoenicia, IV, Museum, IV, of Agen: 518.?Relief 523.?Funeral Car of, X, 199, IV, 265. Apollo, 458.?Head from Pergamon, VII, See Agias: Delphi. in.?on Horseback, Naples, IX, Agonistics, Greek, in Ancient Art, 469; X, 447.?Portraits of, Vari II, 268. ous, IV, 349.?by Leochares, V, Agostino di Duccio, D'Auvillers 233; IX, 469.?Marble Portrait Madonna, IX, 236. Head from the Delta, X, 93.? Agram: Croatian Archaeological So Portrait Statues, III, 525, 606; ciety, X, 178.?Marsyas Group IX, 206, 469; X, 93.?Rescue of, from Minturnae VII, 467.?Mu III, 68, 293 ; IV, 527.?Represen seum, Marbles, X, 178. tations in | Art, III, 607 ; IV, Agrate, Marco d', Tomb of Gio 349.?Sarcophagus, Proprietor of, vanni del Conte, Milan, III, 592. III, 606. Agraulidae, Neo-Attic Relief, VII, Alexandria: Cleopatra, Colossal Por 468. trait Head, III, 598.?Excava ,Ayp7jv6vf V, 476. I tions and Discoveries, IV, 242; Ahnas, Discoveries, VIII, 343. IX, 98.?Funerary Group, II, Alpea6a?f VIII, 484. of the Ptolemies, Ajax, Telamonian, IX, 477. 276.?Palaces Foundations Ake-Ptolema?s, IV, 341. [ III, 512.?Pharos, Ak-Shehir, Graeco-Roman Platform, of, III, 282.?Pompey's Pillar, III, 250. I, 396.?Serapeum, Excavation, of Aksum, Monuments, VIII, 466. III, 511.?Serapis Bryaxis, Alabama, Moundville, Prehistoric VII, 238; VIII, 305.?Sieglin I Remains, X, 134. Expedition, VI, 67, 372.?Statue Alabanda: Excavations and Discov of Apollo on the Omphalos, VIII, eries, X, 99.?Antiochia Chry 476.?Stone Yard, IX, 98.? saoris, IV, 343, 536. Tombs, VIII, 468.?Topography, Alamanni, Pietro, Signed Painting at V, 85. Monterubbiano, VII, 140. Alexandrian: Art, Characteristics Alba, Signed Painting by Giulio of, II, 276.?Grave-reliefs, VII, Campi, X, 366. ] 232.?Grotesques, IX, 471. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 133

Alfani, Domenico, Fresco at Perugia, Altarpiece: H?tel Dieu, Beaune, X, VIII, 128. 483.?Sta. Maria di Campo in Algeria: Discoveries, V, 360.?Mon morto, II, 342.?Gothic Spain, uments of, VII, 231.?Recent VI, 227. Publications on Archaeology of, Altenburg: Lindenau Collection of X, 120.?Roman Forts, X, 121. Vases, VI, 84.?Paintings, X, Algiers, Discoveries, VII, 392. 331. Alhauran, lluro, V, 480. Alunno di Domenico, VII, 497. Alise Sainte Reine: Discoveries of Amadeo, Relief in Milan, VII, 258. Gallo-Roman Objects, X, 355, Amazon: Capitoline, X, 191.?of 356.?Excavations, X, 116, 355. Cresilas, I, 400.?Fallen, Relief from Aliso, see Haltern. Kopae, X, 349.?Leaping, Turin Allmer, Auguste, IV, 241. Torso, II, 272.?Mounted, Boston Alphabet: Chalcidian, II, 284.?Cor Museum, VIII, 381.?of inthian, II, 114; Secondary Polyclitus, I, 400.?Polyclitan, Relief from 108.? Signs of, I, 414; II, 298.?Cre Ephesus, VII, See tan, VI, 212.?Elean, III, 569.? Vase-paintings, Amazon, Heracles. Etruscan, II, 321.?Greek, Sec Battle Graeco-Roman ondary Signs of, I, 414.?Lycian, , of, III, 599.?Melian, II, 300.? Relief, IV, 275. Christian Phoenician, Origin of, II, 290; Ambar, Sarcophagus, III, IX, 455.?Unknown, VII, 387. 251. Ambar see Sidamara. Alps, Maritime, Rock-sculptures, VI, Arassi, 483 ; VII, 484. Ambleny (d'), Fortifications, IV, 552. of Italian Alseno, Terramara, V, 102. Amboise, Factory Faience, Altaic, Relation to Etruscan and VI, 234. Palace at Pelasgian Languages, X, 466. Amenophis III, Thebes, Altar: Roman, Bewcastle, III, 562; VI, 347. Institute (with six gods), Birkenfeld, I, America, Archaeological of, see Institute of 374? (with four gods), at Darm Archaeological America. stadt, I, 435.?of Busiris, IX, America: 201.?of Charlemagne, Drawing Copper Age in, X, 488.? International Bureau of Manu of, IV, 278.?of St. Abondio, Como, II, 342.?at Didyma, IX, scripts, X, 130. American: in 201.?Votive to Hercules, Elbe, Academy, Rome, VIII, VIII, 319.?of the Four Seasons, 130.?American Anthropological on No Drawing of, V, 356.?Rock-hewn Association, Committee of American at G?rgara, V, 457.?at Melun, menclature Archae Ar VI, 486.?at Monte Celio, III, ology, X, 133.?American see 262.?of Zeus, Mt. Lvcaeus, VIII, chaeology, Archaeology.? American 355.?French Gothic, Naples, VI, National Institute, 93.?Roman to , New Paris, IX, 383. International castle, VIII, 377.?of Ostia, Fig Americanists, Congress, ure of Hymenaeus, VI, 479.? 1902, VI, 55. Altar of Peace, X, 465 ; see also Amico di Sandro, IV, 382; portrait Ara Pacis.?Great, Pergamum, of Giuliano de' Medici, X, 218. : VI, 461; VIII, 471; Smaller Amiens Biblioth?que, Manuscript Frieze, IX, 206 ; Telephus of Rabanus Maurus, Liber de Frieze, V, 229; Place of Sacri Laudibus Sanctae Crucis, IX, of ficing, IV, 342.?of S. Jacopo, 382.?Figure Warrior (bone), Pistoia, V, 249; X, 474.?of II, 34? Savigny, X, 203.?Israelitish, Amisus, Marble Head of Perseus, IX, Taanach, VIII, 100. 470. Altars: Flowers on, V, 254.?Greek Ammon, God of the Oasis, X, 438.? Gravestones in Form of, VIII, See Jupiter-Ammon. 484.?with Subterranean Cham Amor and Psyche, in School of Ra bers, VIII, 297; IX, 198. phael, VI, 498.?See Eros, C?pid. Altar-Crosses in the Sixth Century, Amorgus, III, 624. V, 248. Amphiaraus, see Vase-paintings. 134 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Amphissa: Monument of Philopap copal Palace, Great Hall, pus, III, 529. III, 153.?La-Haie-aux-Bons : Mosaic, British Museum, Hommes, Priory and Church, IV, III, 561.-?Temple at Tenos, VII, 379.?Miniature representing a 121. Crucifix, X, 128.?Museum, Amphitryon, see Heracles. Ivory Reliquary, III, 644. Amra, Castle of, VI, 56. Angora, Hittite Monuments, III, 249. Amrith, Stele, VI, 201. Angoul?me, Fourth-century Church, Amsterdam : Rembrandt Exhibition, n, 153. III, 327.?Rembrandt Tricenten Animals: Ancient in Morocco, X, nial, X, 124.?Rijksmuseum: 470.?Carved beneath Fonts, Acquisitions of Chinese and X, 205.?Galloping, in Art, IV, Japanese Porcelains, IX, 384; 521; V, 225, 453; VI, 197.?Gro of Paintings, VI, 97; IX, 384.? tesque in Flemish Manuscripts, Silver Lecythus, II, 278.?Society VII, 492.?in Laconian Sculp for Preventing Exportation of ture, X, 448.?as Supports of the De Vos Collection, IX, 93. Bases, III, 289, 608. Amulets : Carthage, Representation Animal-forms, of Celtic Gods, IX, of Solomon, I, 439.?in England, 223. Moorish, X, 477.?from Gellep, Annunciation, Iconography of, III, HI, 279. 509. Amwas: Excavations, IX, 341. Antaeus, in Vase-painting, VI, 470. : Aphrodite and Tripod of Antefix, of Eighth Legion, from N? Polyclitus, VIII, 306.?Myce ris, X, 356. naean Gold Stag, II, 261.?See Antefixes: Gallic Inscribed, IX, Apollo. 360.?Origin of, IV, 343. , Story of, IX, 98. Antenor, Attribution of Female on Anagni, Byzantine Silver Casket, X, Statue Acropolis, Athens, VII, 472. 463 Anaitis, Cult of, IX, 466. Anthesteria, V, 237. : Anakalypteria, V, 238; IX, 215. Anthropological Discoveries, in in Anatolian: Archaistic Reliefs, III, Austria, VIII, 372; Austria 118.?Ma 297.?Art, III, 639.?Influence Hungary, IX, 128; X, Methods of on Early Christian Art, IX, 225. terial, Collecting, , see Aphrodite. VII, 229.?Society, Berlin, VII, 101. Ancona, Statues at, represented on Trajan's Column, IX, 480. Anthropology, American Journal of, Andalusia, Reliefs from, VIII, 113. m, 57. Andeirene, VI, 352. Antibes, Reliefs from Military Monu Andeiris, see Andeirene. ment, VI, 369. Andernach: Roman Fortress, VI, Anticythera: Bronzes from, Various, 223.?Round Tower, IV, 552. V, 92, 465 ; VI, 67.?Bronze Andrea d'Asola, Purchase of Jen Statue of Athlete (Hermes?), son's V> 339, VII, Presses, X, 487." 465; 465.?Discov Andrea di Bartolo, Assumption of eries, Various, VI, 67, 70; VII, the Virgin," X, 488. 464.?Marble Statue of Crouch Andromache, receiving Announce ing Youth, V, 92, 465; VIII, ment of the Death of Astyanax 475 ; IX, 469. (Roman relief), X, 111, 462. Antignotus, Portrait-head by, II, 278. Andromeda, see , Euripides, Antinoe, Excavations, II, 102 ; VI, 59. Vase-paintings. Antinous, of Ch?teau d'Ecouen, IV, Andropolis, Plaque with Representa 373 tion of a Poet, VI, 458. Antioch: Area of, III, 599.?Medi Andros, Grave-reliefs, VIII, 103. aeval Dignitaries of, VI, 223.? Ang?lico (Beato), III, 648; V, 487-? Sculptures, Various, III, 607; V, Lost Painting from Avignon at 457.?on the Orontes, II, 242. tributed to, VIII, 397. Antiochia, Chrysaoris, IV, 343. Angelo da Orvieto, VI, 490. Antiochus the Great, VII, 235. Angers: Cathedral, Excavations and Antiochus Epiphanes, V, 229.?Por Discoveries in, VII, 399.?Epis traits on Rings, VII, 458. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 135

Antiochus Soter, Portrait, VII, 238. pie at Cotilum, VIII, 358.? Antiparos, Excavations by Tsountas, Draped, Type of, II, 273.?of II, 117. Epidaurus, VII, 465; VIII, (of Argos), II, 293. 304.?at her Toilette, Statuette Antiphon, Epigrams, IV, 532. from Kirmasti, IV, 350.?Loosen Antiquities: Classical, in Maignan ing her Sandal, Types of Statu Collection, I, 404.?Exportation ettes, VIII, 306.?dei Medici, see of, from Italy, II, 95 ; VII, 380.? Venus de' Medici.?of Melos, I, from Rome, Sixteenth-century 405; II, 277; HI, 122, 298: V, Permits for, VII, 250.?New 234, 465; VI, 205, 468; VII, 239, Greek Law concerning, IV, 466; VIII, 475; X, 446; Imita 250. tion of, by Lorenzetto, X, 481.? Anti-Spartan League, X, 198. Representation on Mirrors, VI, Antistii, House of, Thibilis, X, 470. 477, 478.?Statuette from Mithra Antithetic Group, IX, 197. hine, VIII, 344.?Terra-cotta Antium, Statue of Maiden, VIII, 307. Statuette from Norba, X, 109.? Antoinette de Fontette, Statue, VII, Cult in Olbia, VII, 452.?Pande 401. mus, Terra-cotta Plaque, V, Antonella da Messina, Biographical 231.?Petworth Head, VII, Sources for, II, 343. 390.?of Polyclitus, Amyclae, Antoniazzo Romano, Attributions, X, VIII, 306.?Statue in Salona, V, 482. in.?Statue of the Fifth Cen Antoninus: Itinerary, VI, 484.?Wall tury, VI, 204.?Statuettes, IV, of, VII, 391; VIII, 122. 349.?Inscribed Statue from Stoj Antonio da Monza, Miniatures, VI, nik, IX, 336.?Stratonicis, V, 500.?Pontificale, Vatican, III, 90.?Temple at Smyrna, VII, 650. 235.?Bronze from Thessaly, Antonio of Pisa, Treatise on Glass VIII, 370.?Bronze Statuette Painting, VII, 255. from Tripolis, III, 122.?Types Antonio della Porta, III, 647. in Ancient Art, III, 296.?Ura Antwerp: Frescoes of Fifteenth or nia at , IX, 468.?and An Sixteenth Century, VI, 97.? chises, Silver Relief, IX, 131.? Jordaens Exposition, X, 214.? and Ares, Pompeian Wall Museum, Acquisition of Painting painting, VI, 481.?Group with by Pr?vost, IX, 384.?Mus?e Eros, II, 273 ; from Myrina, Mayer van der Burgh, IX, VII, 368.?and Erotes, Archaic 384.?Van Dyck Exhibition, IV, Bronze Mirror-stand, IX, 369.? 284, 519. and Pan, Mirror-case, IV, 540.? , Temple at Asshur, X, 95. See Praxiteles, Vase-paintings. , Volscian Wall, I, 359. Aphrodit?spolis, VIII, 96. Aosta, Remains, IV, 255. Apis, Worship on the Danube and the Apelles, X, 450. Rhine, VI, 223. Mediaeval Ar : Apennines, Modenese, Apollo Agen, Relief, IV, 265.?Amy chitecture in, VI, 490; VII, 488. clae, Statue, VIII, 297.?Throne Aphrodisias: Aphrodite, II, 276.? at, VI, 463; VIII, 355.?Anadu Excavations and Discoveries, menus, IX, 469.?Apollonia Pon IX, 344; X, 337. tica, Head on Tile, X, 91.?Ar Aphrodite: Temple at Aegina, V, cadia, Inscribed Bronze Statu 338; VI, 68; VIII, 354.?Ana ette, V, 230.?Argos, Temple, dyomene, Statuettes of, VII, IX, 347.?Athens: Worship in 466.?of Aphrodisias, II, 276 ; Caves of Acropolis, II, 311; Vo X, 337.?of Aries, Replica, VI, tive Relief, VIII, 104.?, 466; VII, 466.?Arsinoe, Repre Temple, VIII, 358.?Belvedere, on sentation Coin, IX, 476.? V, 234; IX, 205.?Birth of D'Arenberg Torso, VIII, 306.? (Pyxis), V, 235.?Boeotian Statu Athens, Bronzes, V, 340; Head, ette, Archaic, III, 290.?Bronze IV, 275; V, 223.?Boston, Statuette (Boston), III, 570.? Bronzes, VI, 377; IX, 369; Ro Bronze, Example of Type, III, man Head, VI, 377; Statue, IV, 570.?Brussels, Archaic Head, 509; Statuette, VI, 376.?Tem V, 231.?of Canachus, Copy, IX, 136 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

203-?Carneius, Herrn from Pas Apulia : Norman-Byzantine Churches, sava, VIII, 360.?Carthaea, I, 440.?Primitive Settlements, Temple, X, 103.?Carthage, Co VI, 218. lossal Statue, X, 120.?Citharoe Apulum, Marbles from, V, in. dus, Statue in Ny Carlsberg Mu Aquae Albulae, Sculptures from, VII, seum, VIII, 474.?Cult, on Coins 122. of Brutus, II, 324; at Cyzicus, Aquae Mattiacorum, Destruction of, VII, 366.?Daphnephorus, see I, 370. m Eretria.?Delphi, Temple, VII, Aquae Persianae, VIII, 495. 463 ; IX, 102.?Delphinius, Aqueducts: at Baone, V, 103.?Cam Shrine at Miletus, VIII, 352; X, pomicciolo, VII, 123.?Collettara, 340.?Derronaios, Coins of, I, III, 261.?Jerusalem, High-level, 419.?Diadumenus, X, 445.?De IX, 342.?Roman, V, 333.?Lam lian Replica of, IX, 468.?Didy baesis (Roman), VI, 374.?Pom maean, Temple, I, 346; IV, 524; peii (Vesuvian Gate), IX, 221.? VII, 105.?Dionyso, Archaic Fig Four Great Roman, V, 245.?in ure of Type, X, 346.?Epidaurus, Roman Forum, V, 105.?Rome, Worship at, III, 618; IV, 535.? Tufa, I, 360.?Wissous (Ro Eretria, Relief, V, 233.?Evreux, man), VIII, 368. Statue, X, 117.?in Fourteenth Aquileia: Frescoes of School of Gi century Miniature, X, 216.? otto, IX, 135.?Representations on and Heracles, VII, 464.?Hyper of, Coins, IV, 367. teleates, V, 95.?Kendrisos, in Aquincum, Roman Remains, X, 118. see Thrace, VI, 474.?Keratea, Ara Pacis, Rome, Ara Pacis. Statue, V, 93.?Lycian Apollo Arab, Art in Egypt, VI, 458. from Smyrna, VIII, 305.?Ma Arabia, Landberg Expedition, III, leatas, IV, 360.?Temple at Epi 249, .520. daurus, III, 618.?and Marsyas, Aragazzi, Bartolommeo, Tomb, X, Bas-Relief, Bordeaux, IX, 360; 130. Monument of Arabissos Relief, Le Baille, IX, 360.?Stat Aramaic, from Ele uette by Michelangelo, VI, 97.? III, 599.?Papyrus 181. and the Nymphs, Thasian Re phantine, X, Arbor Neolithic liefs, VIII, 297.?Olbia, Cult at, Low, Remains, VIII, 374 VII, 230.?on the Omphalos, Arcadia: Archaic Bronze, Hermes Statue in Alexandria, VIII, Kriophoros, IX, 369.?Bronze 476.?Patrous, in Thrace, VI, Statuettes from, V, 230; IX, 474; , V, 462.?Pythian, 203.?Primitive Deities, V, 475. Louvre (Clarac, 136, 1, R.), VI, Arcetri, Frescoes of Fifteenth Cen 466; Temple, at Argos, IX, 347; tury, V, 120. at Paros, VII, 377; Worship at Arch: of Alfonso I, Naples, IV, Athens, II, 297.?Sanctus 383.?of Augustus, Susa, VII, nus, Altar to, III, 536.?Siatista, 480.?on Bronze of Antoninus, Inscribed Relief, VI, 66.?on V, 479.?at Cremona, VII, 257.? Sorrentine Basis, V, 468.?Spo Archaic at Nippur, IX, 461.?of dios, Altar of, III, 317.?Statue, Trajan, Beneventum, Reliefs, Carved with a Cross, Calama, IV, 542; VI, 479.?See Rome, X, 132; in Museo d?lie Terme, Arch. V, 242.?Stroganoff, IV, 528; V, Archaeological: Association: British, 233.?Thermon, Temple, III, Congress at Bath, IX, 141 ; at 532; VIII, 108.?Turin, Relief, Newcastle-on-Tyne, VI, 98 ; at I, 425.?Types of, VII, 467.? Peterborough, III, 104.?Cam Vase-painting, I, 377. brian, Meeting, at Cardigan, IX, from Apoxyomenus: Ephesus, VII, 142; at Ludlow, III, 105.?Con 237.?Statue from Frascati, I, gress: Athens, 1905, VI, 71 ; 362.?of Lysippus, IX, 470; X, VII, 357; IX, 108; Illustrated 191.?of Octavius, Rome, VII, Report of, X, 102; Meetings and 479.?Vatican, VII, 467 ; IX, 470. Excursions, IX, 347-351; Papers on Apple, Symbolism of, in Classical An read, Byzantine Archaeology, on tiquity, IV, 539. IX, 350; Classical Archae NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 137

ology, IX, 348; on Epigraphy I Teachers, I, 368; IV, 267; and Numismatics, IX, 349; on Deaths of Members, IX, 96; in Excavations and Museums, IX, Jerusalem, Establishment of, 349; on Geography and Topog VIII, 99; Publications, III, 85; raphy, IX, 350; on Prehistoric IX, 96; Annual Report, I, 368; and Oriental Archaeology, IX, IV, 267, 504; VIII, 94; in Rome, 348 ; on Preservation of Monu Catalogue of the Library, VI, ments, IX, 349; on Teaching of 457; Work of, III, 86; VI, 344.? Archaeology, IX, 350; Resolu Royal: Meeting, at Bristol, IX, tion relating to a Corpus of 141 ; at Dorchester, II, 97 ; at Greek Christian Inscriptions, X, Lancaster, III, 103 ; at Notting 366.?In London, 1904, IX, 142.? ham, VI, 98.?Russian: in Discussions at Historical Con Athens, V, 94; VI, 66; in Rome, gress, Rome, IX, 197.?Evidence III, 56. for Old Testament History, X, Archaeology: American, Internation 436.?French Excavations in al Congress of Americanists, VI, Persia, II, 104.?Greek Law, IV, 55; Nomenclature of, X, 133.? 250.?Institute, see below, Ar See United States.?and the chaeological Institute.?Inven Bible, X, 178.?Christian, Con tory of Ghent, VI, 384.?Investi gress, at Rome, IV, 514; V, gations, Submarine, X, 435.? 116.?in France, VI, 457.? Journey in Asia Minor, VI, 63.? Growth of the Science of, I, Matters discussed at Meeting of 388.?Mediaeval, VII, 252.?Ori Philologists and Teachers, Halle, ental, French Institute at Cairo, VIII, 368.?Meeting at Stras> Work of, VIII, 95 ; Notes on, I, burg, VI, 372.?Methods in Iden 397.?Photographs illustrating, tifications, VIII, 465.?Publica IX, 360.?Purpose and Scope, tions, Notes on, III, 607; IV, IV, 339.?Russian, I, 380; III, 540; VII, 478; VIII, 485; x, 507.?in Sweden, X, 437.?the 479.?Research in United States, Teaching of, IX, 350. VI, 458.?See Soci?t? fran?aise.? Archena, Objects of Celtiberian Art, Societies, Meeting of Associated, X, 116. Freiburg, VI, 372.?Berlin, Meet Archery, Records from Constantino ings, V, 357; VI, 371.?Croatian, ple, V, 337. of Agram, X, 178.?Greek, Meet Arches, Roman Triumphal, X, 200. ing, VII, 371; Work of, III, Archilochus, Mention in Marmor 67, 528; V, 91; VI, 67; VII, Parium, VI, 475.?New Frag 113; VIII, 354; X, 341, 342; see ments, V, 98, 471. Athens.?of Moscow, IV, 477.? , Screw of, I, 338. of Wisconsin, Work of, X, 133.? Architect: of Palazzo de' Consoli, Studies in Milan, III, 643.?Peri Gubbio, VI, 490.?of St. Denis, see odicals, Periodicals. | VII, 401.?of Loggia del Con Archaeological Institute: of Amer siglio, Verona, VII, 257. ica: Southwest Society, IX, 387; Architects: French in Apulia, II, Collection of Spanish-American 340.?Lombard at Rieti in Fif Paintings, IX, 143.?Austro teenth Century, VII, 398.?of Hungarian, Foundation, II, 96 ; Palazzo della Canceller?a, Rome, at Athens, III, 66 ; Site, IV, 489 ; VI, 493; VII, 257.?of the Re Work of, VIII, 119.?German: at naissance at Bordeaux, IV, 518. Athens, VI, 66; Anniversary, IV, Architectonic, Decoration, V, 482. 489; Archaeological Trips, III, Architectural : Details, Photography 66; Meetings, III, 66, 256, 529; of, VII, 396.?Refinements, in (Winckelmann's Birthday), V, French Cathedrals, and Byzan 340; VI, 70; VII, 115; VIII, tine Churches, VIII, 500; in St. 355; Opening, II, 312; see Ath Mark's, Venice, VII, 489.?Struc ens, Excavations; Changes in ture of Italian Temples, IV, 541. Secretaryships, X, 92; Commis Architecture: Burgundian, V, 118.? sion for the Study of Roman Ger Byzantine in Greece, V, 483.? many, VI, 84; Courses in Ar Churches near Monte Vulture, on chaeology for Gymnasium | III, 643.?Eastern Influence I38 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Western, III, 641.?French Me Ariarathes IX, Portrait of, II, 278. diaeval, Monuments of, V, 118; Aricia, Sanctuary and Worship of Origin of, III, 641.?French Re Diana, VIII, 490. naissance, Monuments of, V, Arimanius, Dedication to, III, 537. 118.?Gothic, Use of Flora of Ariosto, Portrait, by Titian, IX, 142, France, IV, 378 ; in Greece, II, 240. 151; Origin of, VI, 493.?of Cen Aristotle: Aesthetics of, X, 199.? tral Italy, IX, 479.?Lombard, Athenian Decree in Honor of, Byzantine Influence in, VIII, III, 614.?Delphian Inscriptions in 499; the Marches, V, 248.? relating to, III, 616.?Latin, of Mediaeval: Corinthian Capitals, Andrea d'Asola, X, 487.?Poetics, V, 247; Italian, Constructive As Aesthetics in, X, 199 ;UvdwvlKai, symetry in, I, 440; Entasis in, II, III, 307. Horizontal 339; Curves, I, 441; Arizona: Early Remains, VII, 455.? Optical Refinements in, I, 440; Ruins near Black Falls, VIII, Perspective Illusions in, I, 440; 389. Walls in Leaning in, II, 339; Ark of Jehovah, VII, 234. Modenese Apennines, VI, 490; Aries: Ancient Architectural Sculp in VII, 488.?Monastic Russia, tures, VII, 385.?Ancient Com IV? 377.?Mycenaean, III, 604.? mercial Relations with Beirut, Ribbed Cross Vaults in Norman, IX, 481.?St. Trophime, Clois 228.?in England, VI, Paintings ter, VII, 491; Fa?ade, VII, 490; and by Fouquet Memling, X, Portal, VII, 491; V, 250; Sculp 479.?Renaissance, Beginnings of, tures, VII, 491.?Sculptures, VII, IV, 553.?Saracenic, IX, 486.? 385; IX, 125. # 226.?in Spanish Christian, VI, Armenia, Discoveries, III, 521. Northern Syria, VIII, 301. Armor: of Charles V at Vienna, VII, Archives de l'Histoire de religieuse 496.?of Frankish Chieftain of la France, VI, 96. Nocera, III, 151.?Scythian, VI, Archons: Athenian and sec (third 56.?of Warrior in Eighth Cen ond centuries), III, 614.?Attic, tury, IX, 139. of Third Century, VII, 470.? Armorial, Device of Engraver E. S., Chronology of, VII, 245.?Table VI, 236. of, X, 195.?Boeotian, Lycinus, Armorica, Early Pottery, II, 237. Date of, V, 239. Arnolfo di Cambio, X, 207. Thomas Notes of a Visit Arcos, d', Ars Moriendi, Provenience, IV, to and Thugga Thignica (1631), 384.?Wood-cuts of, IV, 559. VIII, 495 Arsino?, VIII, 299.?Fabrics from, Ares and Aphrodite, Pompeian III, 60.?Methana, IX, 476. Wall-painting, VI, 471. Arslan Tash, Sculptures, IV, 245. see on Aretine Pottery, Stamps Pot Art : Alexandrian, Characteristics Terra Vases. tery, Sigillata, of, II, 276.?Anatolian, III, Arezzo: Cathedral, Fa?ade, VII, 639.?Ancient, History of, VII, 139.?Ancient Well, III, 74. 229.?Arab in Egypt, VI, 458.? Reliefs 122. Argalasti, from, VII, Aztec, Serpent Motive, IX, British Argive: Bronze in the Mu 498.?Babylonian, Influence on of seum, II, 270.?Hera Polycli Egyptian, III, 597.?Byzantine, tus, V, 463.?Heraeum, V, 241. III, 150.?Early Christian, III, , Ruins of Asine, VIII, 104. 150; Anatolian Influence on, Argos: Discoveries, VII, 114, 372; IX, 225; in North Africa, III, 104; the in in VIII, (on Aspis], X, 324; Ireland, III, 647; of Discov 342.?Temple Apollo, Malta, III, 324.?Congress of eries, IX, 347.?Temple of History of (Paris) 1900, V, Athena Oxyderkes, Discoveries 118.?Criticism, Importance of on Vase Site, IX, 347.?See Provenance, of Objects, VII, paintings, Hermes. 252.?Early Dutch, Studies of, Ariadne: Dresden, Interpretation of, IV, 381.?Hungarian, V, 119.? on VII, 467.?Representation Infancy of, II, 237.?Influence of Mirror Cover, VI, 477.?See Di French upon German in the onysus, Vase-paintings, Theseus. Thirteenth Century, V, 247.? NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 139

Influence of in Artists: Mysteries upon, Gelli, Vite^ d'Artisti, II, Fifteenth Century, VIII, 503.?in 343.?North Italian in Naples, Prehistoric and Roman Gaul, X, II, 342.?Lombard at Rome, VII, 202.?German, IV, 549; V, 257.?in Poetry of the Renais 247.?Greek, Principles of, IX, sance, IX, 232.?Signatures of, 476.?Iberian, Exhibition at the Meaning of knol^ce, VI, 472; Louvre, IX, 125.?Ionian at see also Inscriptions, Signa Delphi, VIII, 481.?Italian, Bib tures.?Umbrian, IV, 548. liography of, VII, 396.?Maya, Arts: of Design, Origin of, II, 238.? Serpent Motive, IX, 498.?Mo Graphic, Collection of Photo hammedan, Exhibition of, Paris, graphs Illustrating, IX, 360.? VII, 401 ; in Northern India, V, Liberal, Representations of, in 455.?Moslem, Various works of, Mediaeval and Renaissance Art, X, 472.?See Mycenaean.?Neo VII, 253.?of Rhine Provinces, Attic, and Pergamene, III, Greek Origin, III, 154. 299.?Persian, X, 205.?Princi Arum, in Gothic Flora, VI, 225. ples of Artistic Representation, Asclepius: Head from North Africa, III, 278.?in Romagna, Obscure VI, 374.?Temple of, Amphissa, Works, VI, 93.?Sacred, in IX, 474.?Cult at Athens, VI, at France, IV, 378.?Exhibition 210.?Cos, Asclepieum, III, 625 ; Lodi, VI, 381; at Pistoia, IV, VII, 107, 366; viii, 349; ix, at 276; at Ravenna, VIII, 498; 345; X, 339.?Worship at Cyzi Turin, III, 326. cus, VII, 367.?Temple of, Ephe Artemis: Amarusian Relief from sus, IX, 346.?Epidaurus, Relief Temple at Eretria, V, 232.? from, IV, 349; Worship at, III, Anaitis, Cult of, IX, 466.?Ar 618; IV, 535; see Epidaurus, As cadian, Identification with God clepieion.?Family of, IV, 349.? dess with Serpents from Cnossus, Relief from Hauran, IX, 465.? X, 444.?Birth of (pyxis), V, Temple at Labena, VI, 360.? 235.?Bronze Statuette: ?From Sanctuary at Lambaesis, VII, Arcadia, V, 230; Athens, V, 340; 392.?Votive Relief, Louvre, VII, in Boston, III, 569.?Cult in Ol 467.?Temple, Paros, VII, 377.? , VII, 452.?Gazoria, III, Statue by Phyromachus, 626.?Leukcphryene, Festival at mum, VIII, 306.?Head from Magnesia, VI, 210.?of Lycosura, Baths of Caracalla, Rome, VI, Relief from Savigny-les-Beaune, 479; VIII, 306.?Gold Plaque X, 444.?Mask with Two Ex from Sidon, VI, 62.?Temple at pressions, V, 460.?Mosaic, Ville Smyrna, V, 91.?Worship of, IV, laure, VII, 387.?Offering of 360. from Clymene, IX, 212.? Asciano, Roman Bath, III, 533. Orthia, Temple at Sparta, X, Ascoli : Bronze Sword, ad antenne, 348.?of Patrae, on Coins, X, I, 362.?Cope, IX, 489; Theft of, 455.?Sardis, Artemisium, IX, VII, 139.?" S. Bernardino da 202.?with Serpents, X, 203, 444. Siena," by Cola di Amatrice, VI, ?on Sorrentine Basis, V, 468.? 499. of Strongylion, VII, 465; VIII, Ash-Chest, Roman from Northern 475.?Statuette from Lusoi, X, Italy, X, 462. 348.?Terra-cotta Statuettes from Ashur, see Asshur. Langadia, X, 343.?Temple, Asia: Ancient Bronze Drums, VIII, Ephesus, IX, 466; X, 99, 339.? 467.?Proconsuls under Trajan, at Temple Lusoi, V, 346.?Vati ^X, 442. can, Ver Torso, X, 191.?of Asia Minor: Archaeological Journey Relief sailles, IX, 205.?Votive in, VI, 63.?Belck's Expedition, from Aegina, VI, 3???;.?Wall VI, 350.?Cult of the Great at paintings, IV, 364.?Worship Mother of the Gods, V, 480.? Cotilum, VIII, 358. Discoveries, I, 334; IX, 106.? Artemisium, Account by Geographical and Historical of Battle, II, 317. Notes, III, 285.?Greek Sites, : Artillery, Ancient Reconstructions VIII, 354.?Ionic Capitals in, of, IX, 456; X, 177.?Study of, IV, 525.?Mycenaean Bronze X, 437 Statuette, V, 230.?Reliefs from, 140 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

X, 442.?Road Systems of, II, ton, III, 571.?Carthaea, Temple, 245.?Topography, II, 246.? X, 103.?Cherchel Statue, III, Water Service of Various Cities, 118.?Temple at Delphi, Torso IX, 202; X, 442.?Northwestern, from, VII, 464.?Ergane, see Archaeological Journey in, III, Delphi, Temple.?of Endoios, 62. VIII, 473.?Farnese, Naples, III, Ashera, Cult of, III, 116. 605.?Head of the School of Al Asine, Remains of, VIII, 104. camenes, III, 605.?Hephaestia, Asshur: in Epic of Marduk-Tiamat, III, 606.?of Alcamenes, III, IX, 461.?Excavations and Dis 118.?Kygieia, Bronze in the coveries, VIII, 346; IX, 340; X, British Museum, III, 607.? 95? 335-?Statue of King Sal Ithaca, Worship at, VIII, 360.? manassar, VIII, 346.?Archaic Lemnia, IV, 345; V, 231, 242.? Stone Statue, X, 335.?Temple of Lemnia Type, II, 272.?Temple Anu and Adad, X, 95. at Miletus, X, 340.?Naples, Re Asshurbanipal, Chronology of Reign, lief, VI, 76.?Statuette, V, 231.? IX, 462; X, 439. Oxyderkes, Temple at Argos, Assisi: Convent, I, 442.?Lower IX, 347.?Parthenos, III, 605 ; Church of S. Francesco, Fres Copy of, III, 295; Head, Car coes, III, 642; Vele, Authorship, nuntum, IX, 129; Head in X, 480. Louvre, VII, 237; New Repli Assiut, Wooden Sculptures of the cas, V, 463 ; Copy of, at Patras, Middle Empire, IX, 374. I, 351.?Phidian Types, IX, Assouan, Proposed Dam, III, 115. 468.?of Poitiers, VI, 369; VII, Assteas, Vase in Madrid, V, 469. 250; VIII, 115.?Poiias, Ancient Assur, see Asshur. Statue in Erechtheum, IX, 467.? Assyria, Influence upon Mediterra Pronaia, Dedication at Delphi, nean Coasts, X, 182. VI, 361.?Representation on Sil Assyrian: Aromatic Woods and ver Rhyton, VI, 215.?Siciliana, Spices, IX, 462.?Geographical Worship at Naples, V, 245.? Names, IX, 462.?Official Titles, Sofia, Bronze Statuette, IV, 250.? IX, 462.?Ruins, Various, V, 87. Strife with Poseidon, on Roman Assyriology, Publications on, in 1903, Coins, III, 299.?Temple at IX, 200, 462. Sunium, III, 532; IV, 254; V, Astaroth, Statuette from Carthage, 100; X, 443.?Winged, in Art, VIII, 124. II, 283.?See Athens; Vase Asteria, Myths of, X, 186. paintings: Athena, Priam. Astrology, Gallo-Roman, VI, 486. Athenian: Archons (Third and Sec ? Astronomical Representations on ond Centuries, B. C), III, 614.? Bronze Tablet, VII, 249, 486. Buildings, Plans of, V, 230.? Astyanax, see Vase-paintings, Odys Lirnel?, and their Squires, X, seus. 459.?Naval Administration, VII, Astyoche, see Vase-paintings. 244.?Tribes, Post-Cleisthenean, Atalanta, of Tegea, X, 445. III, 615. Atargatis, IX, 200; X, 336. Athens: Account of in 1395, by Nico Athanadoros: Laoco?n Group, X, laus de Marthono, II, 313. at 101.?Statue-base Lindus, X, Acropolis, Archaic Bronze Tripod 101. from, II, 265.?Bronze Group Athena: Alea, Temple at Tegea, V, of Heracles and Omphale, IV, 100; IX, 207.?by Alcamenes, 526.?Bull, Torso, III, 295.? IV, 347.?Athens: on East Pedi Cave of Pan, Sculpture from, X, ment of Parthenon, VIII, 474; X, 104.?Head of Youth, V, 233.? 444; Old Temple of, on Acropo Lamp with Scene from a Mine, lis, X, 444; Terra-cotta Reliefs VI, 70.?Northern Side, Ex in the Acropolis Museum, II, cavations, II, 311.?Erechtheum, on 267.?Birth of, Representation IX, 467; Architectural Deco Relief from , V, 462 ; ration, VII, 115; Date of on Puteal at Madrid, X, 445 ; see Building, VII, 114; Original Vase-paintings.?Brescia, Head, Plan, VIII, 471 ; Repairs on, V, 231.?Bronze Statuette, Bos VIII, 356; Restoration, VI, 355; NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 141

210. Restoration of Wall, X, 102; I Cult of Asclepius, VI, Rooms, VII, 236; ^XVf^a Tpiaivy?, Description of, by Thucydides, X, VI, 214; Windows, X, 102; 457- # see also below, Old Temple Dionysiac Theatre, Date of, VI, of Athena.?Gigantomachia, VI, 202.?Seats, II, 308. 462.?Hekatompedon, III, 287; Dionysium in Limnis, III, 315; X, VIII, 471 ; Pediment Sculptures 198. of, X, 189.?Museum, Base of Discoveries, Various Minor, III, Euthydicus, V, 94; No. 692 527, 528. (Statue of a Youth), V, 462; No. Enneakrounos, X, 198. 1343 (Die wagenbesteigende Excavations, VI, 66.?of Athenian Frau), X, 444; Reproductions of Archaeological Society, I, 347, Sculptures, VII, 373.?Old Tem 350.?English Excavations, I, ple of Athena, II, 249, 312; III, 349.?of the German Institute, 287; V, 458; VI, 462; VII, 462; I, 348; II, no, in, 112.?of the VIII, 470; Frieze of, X, 444; Greek Archaeological Society, Pediment Sculptures, II, 264.? II, no.?Various, II, 312. Parthenon: Date of the Earlier, French School: Building, VI, 66.? VII, 462; Frieze, V, 232; Frag Director, I, 348; VIII, 365.? ? ment of, VII, 390; Peitho, III, Meetings, VI, 356; IX, 108 296; Slabs with Horses, IV, Report, VIII, 93.?Semi-cen 527; Lighting of, II, 250; Me tennial, III, 65.?Work, IV, tope (Third of South Side), I, 488; V, 92; VII, 231; IX, 94. 402; Nointel Drawings of, Gymnasium of Kynosarges, Ionic Author, V, 232; Pediments, Capital, III, 288. Copies of Figures from, VI, 204; Hephaesteum, Cult-statues of, III, East Pediment, VIII, 474; Birth 118. of Athena, X, 445 ; Place of International Congress of Archae Medici Torso, III, 296; Recon ologists, see Archaeological. struction, IX, 204; West Pedi Ionic Temple by the Ilissus, III, 67. ment, I, 401 ; Connection of Monument to Augustus C. Mer Restora- Phidias with, V, 475 ; j riam, III, 65. tion, III, 66; X, 189.?Poros Ar Museum: Archaic Female Head chitecture, VIII, 470.?Poros from Lycia, III, 604.?Archaic Pediment Sculptures, III, 289.? Mirrors, III, 316.?Archaic Pre-Persian Buildings, IV, 343.? Statue of "Apollo" Type, VII, : Propylaea, Date, IX, 467 Date 114.?Bronzes, V, 340.?Cara of Destruction, VI, 216.?Relief panos Collection of Bronzes, representing a Poet, VII, 237.? VII, 115.?Lead Idol, V, 460.? Sculptures, VII, 115.?Statues: Marble Head of Youth, VI, 468. Archaic Draped, VIII, 473 ; Fe ?No. 177, IV, 346; No. 1400 and male, attributed to Antenor, VII, No. 1380, V, 233; No. 1623, X, 463.?Temple of Athena Nike, 343 ; No. 1762, V, 233.?Terra Date, I, 350; III, 130, 287; IX, cottas: Aphrodite and Eros, VII, 467.?Torso of a Bull, III, 295.? 368; Terra-cottas from Eretria, Torso of "Maiden," IX, 467.? III, 607; Three Terra-cotta and Groups, VI, Heads, VIII, 309.?Votive Relief, 462.?Wall, Preservation of, V, Pan and the Nymphs, VIII, 104. Various Dis ?Votive 108.? 93.?West Slope, j Sandal, IX, coveries, VII, 115. Numismatic Museum, Acquisitions, American School of Classical IX, 351.?Byzantine Lead Med Studies, Director, X, 92, 102. als, IX, 351; X, 471.?Report, Collec See Archaeological Congress; Ar 1905, X, 342.?Soutsos chaeological Institute, German. tion, IX, 351. of Herodes Pave Austro-Hungarian Institute, Site, Odeum Atticus, IV, 489. | ment, III, 317. Excavations British School, Annual Meeting, I Olympieum, at, III, of Statue of 1899, IV, 269.?Penrose Library, 529.?Pedestal Zeus, VIII, 356. III, 256. Praxitelean Capuchin Plans, V, 476. j Tripod Base, IV, 348. 142 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Relations with Samos, 405-403 Aval Ion, Museum, Sculptures, IX, B. C, IV, 354. 125. Site of, Ancient, IV, 538. Avignon: Paintings by Simone Seventeenth-century Accounts of, Memmi, VII, 255, 399.?Lost VI, 215. Painting of the French Renais Statues of Harmodius and Aris sance, VIII, 397.?Papal Palace, togeiton, VII, 463. Restoration of, V, 118.?Projected Stele in British Museum, VI, 466. Destruction of Ancient Walls, Stele, Hoplitodromos, VIII, 308. IV, 515. ? Stoa of Attalus, IV, 488; V, 93 Axe, Double, VI, 213. Lead Medals from, VI, 356. Axe-heads: Ancient, St. Etienne de Street, Ancient, II, 113. Brillouet, VI, 486.?Babylonian, Temple: of Dionysus, VI, 202.? Inscribed, IX, 461 ; New York, of Helios, VII, 463. X, 182.?Stone from the P?lo , Pavement, ponn?se, VI, 213. III, 317; see Dionysiac Theatre. Axes: Carthage, with Eyes, VIII, Theseum, IV, 538; Pediment 122.?Deposits in France and Group, I, 402; V, 232. Sweden, VII, 451. Topography of, Ancient, V, 241 ; Aydon Castle, III, 647. IX, 477 Ayen, Destruction of Mediaeval Athletes, Types in Ancient Art, IX, Church, I, 443. 206. Azara, Herrn of Alexander, X, 447. Atri, Piscina, VI, 363. Azizos, VII, 457. Attica, Various Discoveries, V, 340. Aztec, Art, Serpent Motive, IX, 498. Attis: Cult in Africa, VIII, 494; in Rome, V, 480. Baalbek: Excavations, VI, 348; VII, Attiwandrons, Relics of, X, 219. 364.?Mariette's Notes on, VI, Au, Identification with Yahweh, IX, 200.?Statue of Goddess, Con stantinople, VI, 460.?Temple of 464." Auch, Statue of Ausonius," X, 467. the Sun, VI, 348; VII, 364.? Auchin, Monastery, Two Heads of Small Temple, VII, 364.? the Fifteenth Century, VIII, 397. Temples, Prussian Examination Augsburg, Paintings by Hans Hol of, IV, 484. bein, VI, 235. -Marcod, Cult at Deir-el-Qala'a, Augustus: See Ara Pacis, Arch.? V, 87. Bronze Head from Turin, VI, Baal-Sama?m (Belsamin) : Worship 82.?Monument at La Turbie, at Carthage, VI, 375; at S?, IX, X, 358.?Representation on Sil 343 ver Vase from Boscoreale, VII, Ba'al Shamin, see Baal-Sama?m. 480.?Statue from Prima Porta, Babylon: Canal Arachtu, X, 336.? VI, 480.?Temple, at Philae, Discoveries, IV, 244, 483 ; VI, VIII, 300; at Vienne, X, 467. 60, 348 ; VII, 105 ; VIII, 301, 346, ,AvM?f Mouth-piece of, IV, 539. 469; X, 96.?Excavations, IV, M. Aurelius , 344; VII, 455; VIII, 469; IX, Chronology of Imperial Titles, 340; X, 96.?Expedition of Ger X, 466. man Orientgesellschaft to El Ausonius, Statue at Auch, X, 467. Kasr, III, 516.?Extent of An Austria: Anthropological Discov cient City, VIII, 468.?Istar eries, VIII, 372.?Discoveries, Gate, VII, 363; VIII, 346.?Kas Various, VIII, 119. site Kings, IX, 460.?Procession Austria-Hungary: Anthropological Street, named Aibur-Shabu, V, Discoveries, X, 118.?Discov 333.?Reliefs, Hittite Gods, IV, eries, Various, IX, 128. 244; Hittite God of War, IV, Austrian, see Archaeological Insti- | 483; Clay Lion, V, 333.?Temple tute. of Adar or Ninib, VI, 61 ; E Austro-Hungarian, see Archaeologi mach, V, 333.?Great Temple, cal Institute. V, 85; of Marduk, V, 333.? Autun: Bronze Statuette of Mercury Throne Hall of Nebuchadnezzar, Pantheus, V, 109.?Mus?e Lapi VI, 60; VII, 105. daire, Statue of Greek Style, Babylonia: Dynasty succeeding VIII, 365. I buchodonosor, II, 240.?Excava NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 143

tions, III, 6o.?Projected Exca Baouit: Coptic Art, VII, 103.?Mon vations, VIII, 97.?Influence astery of the Apa Apollo, Fres upon Mediterranean Coasts, X, coes in, IX, 135. 182.?Pre-Sargonic City, V, 332. Baptism of Jesus, Fragments concern : Babylonian Archaeology, Recent ing, VI, 487. Publications, IX, 341.?Axe Barberino, Francesco da, Documenti head, X, 182.?Bowl-divination, d'A more, Miniatures, VI, 500. IX, 460.?Bricks, III, 598.? Barbier de Montault, Xavier, V, 330. to Civilization, Relation Egyp Bardini Athlete, Florence, IV, 347. tian, III, 114, 597.?Gods with Barhill, Fort of Agr?cola, X, 119. Turban, X, 439.?Hymns and Bari, Museum: Catalogue of Vases, Prayers, Translation of, X, IV, 364.?Silver Dish, I, 357. 183.?Legal Procedure of, IX, Barisano da Trani, Works of, III, 461.?Life at the Time of Ezra 152. and Nehemiah, IX, 199.?Mar Barrow, see Tombs. Laws of riage Hammurabi, X, Barta (Tale of the Two Brothers), 184.?Methods of Dating, IX, X, 181. 460; X, 182.?Metric System, IX, Barth?l?my, Anatole de, IX, 93. 460.?New Kings, X, 182.?Ori Bartolo di Maestro Fredi, Frescoes in gin of Cult of Demeter, IX, Orvieto, VII, 398. 199.?Personal Names, X, 183.? Bartolom? Vermejo, see Bartolomeus Poem, Complaint of the Cities of Rubeus. Chaldaea, VI, 459.?Sign ILU Bartolomeus Rubeus, Signed Painting, in Divine Names, IX, 461.? IX, 386; X, 131, 369. Statuettes with Bartolommeo Studies the Incrustation, VII, " (Fra), for 233.?Symbolism of Ring and Circumcision," III, 107. Rod, X, 182. Basaiti: Attribution, X, 218.?"Re Bacchic, Relief from Tunisia, VI, surrection of Christ," VII, 397. 486. Basile, see ?chelos. Bacchus: Lost Relief of, VIII, 486.? Basilica, Roman at Cirencester, III, on Reliefs Sarcophagus from 92.?See Carthage ; Churches ; Beneventum, IX, 356. Rome. Bacchylides, Io Myth in, V, 469.?See Bassae, Restoration of Temple, X, Vase-paintings. 102. Hellenism Bactria, in, VII, 230. Bassano, San Girolamo, V, 121. Baden, Ancient Hospital, III, 84. Bastiano da Romano, VI, 494. Baetica : Pre-Roman Agricultural Bath: Meeting of British Archaeo Colonies, IV, 370.?Roman logical Association, IX, 141.? Mines, X, 466.?Roman Towns, Roman Bath, II, 131.?Roman HI, 552. Relief, VII, 135. Baghdad, Abbasid Caliphate, V, 455. Bath House, St. Michael Slaying the Bakery, Ancient at Carnuntum, V, by Bartolomeus Rubeus, in. IX, 386. Balance, Roman from Chiusi, III, Baths: Roman, at Aphrodisias, X, 145. 337; Asciano, III, 533; Baden Baldini, Baccio, Engravings of Sib weiler, III, 86; Bath, II, 131; yls and Prophets, IX, 490; X, Beauvais, VIII, 365; Great Ches 483. ters, II, 131; Izernore, VIII, Baldovinetti, Alessio: Altarpiece for 114; London, X, 119; Massaci Monastery of Sant' Ambrogio, uccolli, VI, 216; of Caracalla, X, 125.?Frescoes in Sta. Annun Rome, see Rome; at Sarsina, V, ziata, Florence, VII, 397. 354; Silchester, VIII, 374; Tim Balat, Identification with Hadria gad, IX, 132. neia, VI, 63. Bathycles of Magnesia, Throne of Baltimore, Johns Hopkins University, Apollo at Amyclae, VI, 463 ; Collection of Vases, IX, 366. VIII, 355. Bambaia, Tomb of Gaston de Foix, Battista, Giovanni, da Bologna, III, X, 130. 106. Bamberg, Cathedral, Sculptures, VI, Battle: of the Gods and , see 227. Gigantomachia.?of Issus, VIII, 144 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

303.?of Paris, X, 204, 468.?of I X, I07-?Sculptures from, IX, Phlius, X, 193.?of Salamis, V, "5, 356. 477.?of Sellasia, V, 454. Beneventum, Arch of Trajan, see Baume, Byzantine Textiles, IV, 379. Arch. Bayeux, Tapestry, Date, VIII, 330. Beni-Hassan: Antiquities from, VIII, Bayonne: Bonnat Collection of 97.?Explorations, VII, 104.? Works of Art, VII, 399; Paint Objects found in Excavations, V, 369. ings, .IX, 373. of St. Miniatures Bazarnes, Chapel Quentin, VI, Bening, Simon, " by, I, 445. 95 Bergamo, Basaiti, Resurrection of Bazzi, Antonio, see Sodoma. Christ," VII, 397. Beasts, Man-eating, in Art, IX, 198. Berlin: Antike Sculpturen, No. 329, Beaune, H?tel Dieu, Altarpiece, X, V, 233.?Antiquarium: Acquisi 483. tions, of Classical Antiquities, ; of Coins Beauvais: Intaglios, X, 356.?Roman IV, 268; (Imhoff-Blu mer of Ob Baths, VIII, 365. Collection), V, no; Becerros, VI, 368. jects from Boscoreale, V, no; in Beehives, Roman, IV, 548. of Objects Metal, VIII, 369; Corinthian see Beham, Hans Sebald: Catalogue of Tablets, I, 409 ; Relief of Works, VII, 502.?Life from Hildesheim; Ivory Bronze Mirror 1525-1534, II, 344.?" Prodigal Thalia, VI, 227; in Son," VII, 502. with Decorations Relief, VII, Soci Behb?t, Temple of Isis, III, 512. 474.?See Anthropological Soci Beirut, Ancient Relations with Aries, ety.?See Archaeological of IX, 481. ety.?Collection Antiquities, of VII, Beit Khallaf, Excavations near, VI, Acquisitions Sculpture, of Mediaeval 58. 388.?Exhibition and Renaissance Art, III, 509.? Bel, VII, 457; VIII, 469. Gallery: Acquisitions, Various, Belgium: Belgo-Roman Remains, X, VIII, 399; Acquisitions of Paint 90.?Preservation of Monuments, by Albrecht D?rer, IV, VI, 97. I ings, Simon National Ancient 519; by Marmion, X, 124; Belgrade: Museum, Establishment in Kaiser Fried Silver, VII, 452.?Statuette of rich Museum, VIII, 399; No. 88, Rider dismounting, V, 232. IX, 239; Portrait of Burgundian Belli, Valerio, Cross and Candlesticks Chamberlain, VI, 234.?Graph in Victoria and Albert Museum, ische Gesellschaft, X, 373.? X, 373 Kaiser Friedrich Museum Acqui: Bellini, Gentile: Portrait in Con sitions of, Various Objects of Art, stantinople, X, 366.?Work in X, 373; of Paintings, X, 372; Constantinople, X, 366. Establishment of, VIII, 399; LTse in the Thiasos, VIII, 493. Bells, IX, 141 ; Oriental see Opening, Bell-towers, Campanili. Tapestry from Damascus, IX, see Baal-Sama?m. Belsamin, 376; Van der Goes, Virgin ador Relief from , Horns, VI, 460. ing the Child, IX, 141.?Kaiser see Cardinal. Bembo, Friedrich Verein, IX, 93.?Kauf Bendis: Statuette from Laurium, mann Gallery, VII, 261.?Mu of at Pi VIII, 360.?Worship seum: Acquisitions, of Ancient raeus, IV, 489; VI, 473.?See Coins, IV, 267 ; of Mediaeval Vase-paintings. Paintings, II, 157; of Mediaeval Roman Bendorf, Fortifications, I, 371. Sculpture, II, 154, 157; Relief, Benedetto da Rovezzano, Chimney Zeus with Cornucopia, V, 478 ; with the of piece Story Croesus, Various, IV, 519; Crucifixion, VIII, 334. by Pupil of Master of Fl?malle, Bene Vagienna, Excavations, III, VI, 235; Drawings, Italian, VII, 533 402; D?rer, Drawing from Benevento, Egyptian Objects, IX, Netherland Sketchbook, V, 258 ; 116.?Sarcophagus, with Scenes Portrait of Young Girl, V, 122; from the Life of Bacchus, IX, Inventory, No. 1503, V, 234; 356.?Temple of Isis, IX, 115; No. 83 (Greek Statue), I, 400; NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 145

Praying Boy, VI, 467; VII, 239, Bismaya: Discoveries, X, 96.?Statue 467; VIII, 477; IX, 206; X, 191; of Da-udu, X, 96. Octavius Relief, IX, 217; Relief Bithynia, Nicomedes Euergetes, King of the Peliades, II, 273 ; Relief, of, 417. Rape of Daughters of Bits, see Horse-bits. Van by Dioscuri, " VIII, 309; Blad-Guitoun, Mausoleum, III, 324. Eyck, Jan, Christ on the Blanchet, P., IV, 477. Cross," III, no, 594; Portrait by, Blanda, Remains at Tortona, I, 364. V, 122; Venetian Blockbook, VI, Blomfield, Arthur, IV, 241. 236; see Antiquarium; Gallery. Boccati, Giovanni, Unknown Works, ?Pergamon Museum, V, 357; X, 478. VI, 371.?Museums: Representa Bosch, Hans, X, 91. tive of in Oriental Fields, III, Boeotia, Monastery of St. Nicholas in 508 ; Reproductions of Works of the Fields, V, 483. Art in, VII, 388.?Sabouroff Col Boeotian Dialect, Syntax of, X, 453. lection, Archaic Marble Head, Boethus, Boy with the Goose, IX, 346. IV, 344 Botticher, A., V, 329. Bernardino de' Conti, Portrait of a Bohemia, Miniature Painters, VII, Man, IX, 378. 262. Bernini, Bust of Francesco I d'Est?, Bohn, Richard, III, 243. VII, 257 Bois des Bouchauds, Gallo-Roman Bertrand, Alexandre Louis Joseph, .Well, V, 355. with VII, 101, 359. " " Boissard, J. J., Manuscript Bertucci, G. A., Coronation at Drawings, Biblioth?que Natio Faenza, VI, 380. nale, X, 117. Besan?on, Early Christian Marbles, Bologna: Church, of S. Domenico, II, 152. II, 339; 0I S. Petronius, Restora Bethesda, Pool of, IX, 463. tion of Cappella di S. Sebasti Beth-ter, Site of, X, 440. ano, VII, 139.?Fibulae from, I, Beule, Ernest, III, 630. 433-?Frescoes by the Sons of Beuvray, see Bibracte. Francia, VIII, 392.?Alfonso Roman Works Bewcastje, Altar, III, 562. Lombardi, " by, IV, 383.? Bianchi-Ferrari, Francesco, Madonna Pinacoteca, Madonna," by Lo with Sts. and Quentin, renzo Monaco, VIII, 392.? V, 487. Works of Fifteenth-century Biberon, Rock-Crystal, X, 132. Sculptors, IV, 281. Biblical History: Archaeological Evi Bolsena, Discoveries, IX, 116. dence for, X, 178, 436.?Illus Bone, Carved, of Viking Age, IX, trated by Monuments in British 230.?Figure of Warrior, Ami Museum, X, 436. ens, II, 340.?Plaque, Reading, Bibracte (Haeduorum) : Excavations, IX, 386. IV, 374; Site, IV, 546. Bones, of Animals, Engraved, VII, Biel, Roman or Celtic Remains, III, 387. 267. Bonfigli, VI, 497. Bienservida, Iberian Sculptured Lion, Bonifazio di Pitati da Verona, VI, IX, 359. 231. Bierfreund, Theodor, X, 332. , VII, 461. Biga, see Chariot. Bonn: Discoveries of Roman An Bion of Miletus, II, 268. tiquities, I, 375.?Museum, Ac Bird, Archaic Bronze, Cadiz, VI, 368. quisitions, VIII, 118.?Pedestal Birdoswald, Roman Shoe, III, 149. of Statue of Jupiter, V, 246.? Birds, as Decoration in Art, VI, 455, Provincial Museum, Report of 469. Excavations, VIII, 118.?Roman Bird-spikes on Greek Statues, III, Town, VI, 84. 629. Bonsignori, Francesco, Attribution of Birkenfeld, Roman Monument with Portraits in Florence, V, 255. of Six Gods, I, 374. Book of the Dead, Translation Birth-goddess, in Marble Group from Chapter, IX, 458. Sparta, VIII, 473. Books Noticed. Album of Cretan An Bisellia, VIII, 320. tiquities, X, 93.?Argnani, // 10 I46 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Rinascimento d?lie Ceramiche Chaise-Dieu, X, 209.?Federici, Maiolicate in Faenza, II, 155.? V., Contributo alio Studio d?lia Atti del Congresso internazionale Miniatura Romana dal Sec?lo IX di Scienze stork he, Vol. V, IX, al XVI, IV, 277.?Furtw?ngler 197.?Azan, P., Annibal dans les and Reichhold, Griechische Va Alpes, VI, 457.?Baddeley, St. senmalerei, VI, 472.?Foug?res, C, Recent Discoveries in the G., Mantin?e et l Arcadie orien Forum, VIII, 489.?Barnsley, H. tale, III, 314.?Gardner, P., A S., see Schultz, R. U.?Bauer, P. Grammar of Greek Art, IX, V. C, Eileithyia, VII, 243.?Ber 476.?Gauckler, P., La Mosa?que nard, A., Monographie de l'Eglise antique, VIII, 466.?Gelli, Vite et de l'Abbaye Saint-Georges de d'Artisti, II, 343.?Gsell, S., Les Boscherville, IV, 515.?Besnier, Monuments antiques de l'Al M., L'Ile Tib?rine dans l'An g?rie, VII, 231.?Gilles et Lam tiquit?, VII, 249.?Bicknell, C, bert, Versailles et les deux Tri Prehistoric Rock Engravings in anons, IV, 519.?Grenfell, B. P., the Italian Maritime Alps, VII, Hunt, A. S., and Smyly, J. M., 484.?Blanchet, A., Chronique The Tebtunis Papyri, VII, arch?ologique de la France, VI, 104.?Hardy, E. G., Studies in 457.?Boehlau, J, Aus Ionischen Roman History, X, 466.?Harri und Italischen Necropolen, III, son, J. E., Primitive Athens, X, 609.?Breccia, E., // Diritto di 457.?Hartwig, Die griechischen n?stico nelle Monarchie dei Suc Meisterschalen der Bl?thezeit, cessori d'Alessandro Magno, VI, 472.?Hellems, F. B. R., Lex VII, 476.?Butler, H. C, Archi de Imperio Vespasiani, VI, 481.? tecture and Other Arts, VIII, Hill, G. F., Handbook of Greek 301.?Cabaton, A., Nouvelles Re and Roman Coins, IV, 339.?H?l cherches sur les Chams, VI, sen, Chr., Das Forum Romanum, 457.?Chatellier, P. du, La Po VIII, 489; The Roman Forum, see terie aux Epoques pr?historiques X, 464.?Hunt, A. S., Gren et Gauloises en Armor?que, II, fell.?Hymans, H., L'Exposition 237.?Colin, G., Le Culte d'Apol des Primitifs flamands ? Bruges, lon Pythien ? Ath?nes, X, 452.? VII, 143.?Jacoby, A., Ein bisher Collignon, M., Lysippe, IX, unbeachteter apokrypher Bericht 470.?Collignon, M., and Couve, ?ber die Taufe Jesu, VI, 488.? L., Catalogue des Vases peints du Judeich, W., Topographie von Mus?e Nationale d'Ath?nes, VI, Athen, IX, 476.?J?thner, J., ? 469. Corpus Inscriptionum Knoll, F., Patsch, K., Swoboda, Graecarum Christianarum, III, H., Vorl?ufiger Bericht ?ber eine 510.?Corpus Numorum Itali Arch?ologische Expedition nach corum, II, 96; III, 242.? Kleinasien, VIII, 102.?Kekule von Courbaud, E., Le Bas-relief Stradonitz, R., ?chelos und romain ? Repr?sentations his Basile, X, 190.?Knoll, F., see toriques, IV, 362.?D?chelette, J?thner, J.?Koechlin, R., and de La J., and Brassart, E., Les ^Pein Marquet Vasselot, J. J., tures murales du moyen Age et Sculpture ? Troyes et dans la de la Renaissance en Forez, V, Champagne m?ridionale au 484.?Delbr?ck, R., Die drei XVI* si?cle, V, 487.?Koldewey Tempel am Forum holitorium in and Puchstein, Die griechischen Rom, VII, 479.?Diehl, C, Tempel Siciliens und Unteritali Etudes Byzantines, IX, 485.? ens, V, 458.?Kraus, Geschichte D?rpfeld, W., Troja und Ilion, der christlichen Kunst, III, 150.? VII, 235.?Ely, T., Roman Hay Lambin, E., La Cath?drale et la ling, VIII, 494.?Essling, d', Le For?t, IV, 378.?Lampropoulos, premier Livre xylographique A., Evperr/p?ov rr?c 'Apxaio?oyiKt'c verse italien imprim? ? Venise 'E?TjjLiEptfiocTTj? Tp?T?]cT\ef)'?00V,VIII, 1450, VIII, 334.?Fatigad, E. S., 485.?Larizza, P., Rhegium Chal Los Claustros de Pamplona, VI, cidense, X, 464.?Lehmann, Zwei 227.?Faucon, M., Notice sur la Hauptprobleme der altoriental Construction de l'Eglise de la ischen Chronologie und ihre L?s NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 147

ung, IV, 523.?Le Strange, G., VI, 94-?Ruhland, M., Die eleu Baghdad under the Abbasid Ca sinischen G?ttinnen. Entwicke liphate^, 4.55.?Luckenbach, Ab lung ihrer Typen in der attischen bildungen zur alten Geschichte, Plastik, V, 461.?Rupon, E., IX, 113.?Lumet de Lajonqui?re, L'Abbaye et les Clo?tres de Mois E., Inventaire Descriptif des sac, III, 644.?Schmarsow, A., Monuments du Cambodge, VII, Ghiberti's Kompositionsgesetze 454.?Mach, E. von, Greek Sculp an der Nordt?r des Florentiner ture, VIII, 304; Handbook of Baptisteriums, IV, 382; Die Ober Greek and Roman Sculpture, IX, rheinische Malerei, VIII, 507.? 467.?Male, E., L'Art religieux Schwerzek, K., Erl?uterungen zu du XIII si?cle en France, IV, dem Versuch einer Rekonstruk 378.?Manolakikis, Kapiradiana I, tion des ?stlichen Parthenongie 416.?Marquet de Vasselot, see bels, IX, 204.?Schultz, R. W., Koechlin, R.?Mau, A., Katalog and Barnsley, H. S., The Monas der Bibliothek des kaiserlich tery of St. Luke of Stiris in Pho deutschen archaeologischen In cis and the Dependent Monastery stituts in Rom, II, VI, 457.?Mau of St. Nicolas in the Fields near Kelsey, Pompeii, its Life and Skripou in Boeotia, V, 483.? Art, IV, 367.?Mellen, G., De Searles, H. M., Lexicographical lus fabula capita selecta, VII, Study of the Greek Inscriptions, 476.?Millet, Pargoire and Petit, III, 613.?Showerman, G., The Recueil des Inscriptions chr? Great Mother of the Gods, V, ennes du Mont Athos, IX, 135.? 480.?Smyly, J. G., see Gren The Museo del Prado in Madrid fell.?Strzygowski, Kleinasien, (Berlin Photographie Company), IX, 485.?Swoboda, H., see I, 453.?Newton, H. C, The Epi J?thner, J.?Sybel, L. von, Welt graphical Evidence for the geschichte der Kunst in Alter Reigns of Vespasian and Titus, tum, VII, 229.?Thiersch, H., VI, 217.?Pargoire, see Millet.? Zwei Antike Grabanlagen bei Patsch, K., see J?thner, J.?Per Alexandria, VIII, 468; see rot, G., Praxit?le, IX, 469.? Peters, J. P.?Tod, M. N., and Peters, J. P., and Thiersch, H., Wace, A. J. B., Catalogue of Painted Tombs in the Necropolis the Sparta Museum, X, 456.? of Marissa, X, 98.?Petersen, E., Urbani de Gheltof, G. M., Comitium, Rostra, Grab des Tesoro della Scuola Grande di Romulus, VIII, 489.?Petit, see S. Rocco in Venezia, VI, 384.? Millet.?Plainer, S. B., The Valeri, F. M., Pittori lombardi Topography and Monuments of del Quattrocento, VII, 496.?Van Ancient Rome, VIII, 488.?Pot de Put, A., Hispano-Moresque tier, E., Douris et les Peintres Ware of the Fifteenth Century, de Vases Grecs, IX, 472.?Pro IX, 486.?Venetianer, L., Eze fumo, A., Le Fonti ed i Tempi kiel's Vision und die Salomon dello Incendio Neroniano, IX, ischen Wasserbecken, X, 441.? 481.?Puchstein, O., Die grie Wace, A. J. B., see Tod, M. chische B?hne, V, 460.?Ranke, N.?W a t z i n g e r, Griechische H., Early Babylonian Personal Holzsarkophage aus der Zeit Names, X, 183.?Ransom, C. L., Alexanders des Grossen, X, Studies in Ancient Furniture, IX, 198.?Wiegand, T., Die archa 456.?Regia Deputazione di Sto ische Por osar chit ektur der Akrop ria Patria, Publications of, III, olis zu Athen, VIII, 470.?Zim 107.?Richardson, R. B., Vaca mermann, Oberitalienische Plas tion Days in Greece, VIII, 316.? tik im fr?hen und hohen Mit Robert, C, Der m?de Silen, V, telalter, I, 441. 238.?Roberts, E. S., and Gard Bordeaux: Moulds for Imitation ner, E. A., Introduction to Greek Coins, IV, 265.?Torso of Jupi Epigraphy, Part II, X, 194.? ter, IX, 359.?Work of Renais Ronczewski, K., Gew?lbeschmuck sance Artists, IV, 518. im r?mischen Altertum, VIII, Bordeaux Pilgrim, Description of 317.?Di Rossi, Roma Sotter anea, Jerusalem, X, 440. 148 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Bordone, Paris, Attributions, VI, 232. III, 572; V, 365; VI, 375: VIII, Boreadae, see Vase-paintings. 388; Vases, II, 137fr.; Ill, 573*1.; Borgo San Donnino, Church, S. An IV, 511fr.; V, 361-364; VI, 376; tonio del Viennese, X, 472. VIII, 383fr.; IX, 370; Adminis Borgo S. Sepolcro, Paintings by Mat tration, Changes in, X, 92; teo da Siena, IX, 492. Bronzes, Youth Riding, III, 570; Borgognone, Ambrogio, St. Jerome, Votive Bull, III, 571 ; Depart Milan, VII, 258. ment of Egyptian Antiquities, Bornos, Bronze Statuette of Venus, X, 364; Donatello, Gattamelata, VIII, 113. Cast, VIII, 401 ; Draped Female Bosch, Hieronymus, Attributions, Va Figure, Greek, VI, 376; Grave rious, IX, 239.?Ecce Homo in relief, Attic, Female Figure from, Ghent, IV, 559.?Prodigal Son, III, 569; Filippino Lippi, Virgin IX, 239. and Child with Saints, V, 122; Boscoreale: Bronzes from, V, 357.? Pedestal of a Candelabrum, III, Building with Frescoes, V, 102.? 569; Polyclitan Head of Youth, Discoveries, Various, IV, 494.? III, 568; Polyclitan Torso, VI, Door-latch, VIII, 490.?Fres 376; Portrait of Philip IV of coes, IV, 494; V, 102, 478; VI, Spain, IX, 142; X, 218; Relief, 216; (in New York), VIII, 126; Death of Priam, IX, 368; Statue a X, 462.?Painted Panels in Brit of Boy, IX, 368; Statuette of ish Museum, III, 560.?Treasure, Athlete Wiping the Strigil, VI, III, 636; VIII, 320.?Villa of P. 467; Tanagra Figurines, Forged, Fannius Sinistor, VI, 77, 216.? V, 115; Terra-cottas, Tarentine, Villas, II, 117; III, 535. III, 572 ; Ushabtiu from Tomb of Boscotrecase, see Villa. Ua and Tua, X, 124; Mastaba Boskowitz, Iron Pulpit, III, no. Chambers from Sakkara, VIII, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Antiquities, V, 389; Roger van der Weyden, St. 225. Luke painting the Madonna and Bosphorus, Thracian, Topography, Child, IX, 498; Velasquez, IV, 522. Prince Balthasar Carlos and his see Por Boston : Museum of Fine Arts, Acqui Dwarf, V, 370; above, trait of sitions of, , Buffum Collec Philip IV.?Public Li tion, VII, 404; Antiquities, Greek brary, Photographs of Works, of and Roman, X, 364; Miscel Art, IV, 284. Botticelli: Lost laneous, IV, 514; V, 365; Arre "Adoration of the tine Ware, V, 364; IX, 370; Magi," VII, 497.?Chigi Ma Bronzes, III, 569fr.; IV, 510; V, donna, IV, 283.?Madonna and Child 361; VI, 377; VIII, 382; IX, from Sangiorgi Collection, 369; Clazomenian Sarcophagus, Rome, VI, 382.?Madonna delle IX, 370; Coins, II, 248; V, 365; Rose, IV, 281.?Primavera, Inter vi, 378; viii, 388; ix, 371; pretation of, II, 343.?as Pupil of Colleone Statue, Cast, VII, 495 ; Filippo Lippi, VI, 231.?Tobias and the Three Egyptian Antiquities, VIII, 388; Archangels, VI, and Child IX, 373ff.; X, 364; Gems, III, 497.?" Virgin with St. 571; IV, 513; VI, 377; VIII, John," VII, 140. 388; Gifts, IX, 372; Glass, II, Botticini, Francesco, Attributions, X, 151; III, 582; IV, 514; VI, 377; 213, 214. Ivory and Bone, VI, 378; Jewel Bou-Ghara, Excavations and Discov lery, III, 571; IV, 513; VI, 377; eries, VII, 395. VIII, 388; Mediaeval Art, VIII, Boundary Stones of Abbey of Saint 400; Modern Art, VII, 404; Seine, III, 644. VIII, 401 ; Originals, Miscella Boularch, Office of, VI, 355. neous, VI, 378 ; Paintings, V, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Oculist's Seal, 370; IX, 142, 386; Reproduc VIII, 366. tions, V, 365; VI, 378; Sculp Bourdichon, Jean: Miniatures by, tures (ancient), II, i35?f.; III, IX, 383; at Paris, VI, 502; at 568; IV, 509; V, 361; VI, 376; Turin, X, 127. VIII, 381; IX, 367fr.; Silver, Bow," Homeric, III, 624. VIII, 383; Terra-cottas, II, 143; Bow-pullers," I, 420. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 149

Bowl, Bronze with Zo?morphic Brive (Corr?ze), Museum, Eucharis Handles, from York, X, 477. tie Implements, VI, 226. Bowl-divination, Babylonian, IX, 460. Bronze: Age, Pottery of, in America Bowls, Metal, Celtic and Anglo and England, X, 488; Remains Saxon, II, 131; III, 646. of, in Etruria, V, 245 ; in Georgia Boy with the Fox-goose, VIII, 307; (Russia), VI, 344; at Rodenbach, IX, 346. VI, 85; in Sicily, III, 262; IX, at Box: Silver, at Milan, IV, 550.? 222; X, 202; Taranto, IV, Wooden from Kahun, IV, 523. 495.?Armlet, Furness, X, 469.? Boxer (Museo d?lie Terme), III, 123. Ass of Silenus, IV, 265.?Bird, Boxes, Mycenaean, from Egypt, III, Archaic, VI, 368.?Bowl, from 281. Needham Market, V, 252; with Bramante: Canceller?a, Rome, VI, Zo?morphic Handles, X, 477.? with Human 493.?Cappella di S. Teodoro, Bull, Chaldaean, VI, 494.?Casa Landriani, Milan, Head, V, 227; Iberian, V, 108; VII, 495.?Frescoes in Brera, Votive, Boston, III, 571.?Bull's from VII, 140, 258. Leg Teyssonge, III, 555.? Bust of from Bramantino: Portraits, New York, Satyr Gualieri, III, X, 218.?"Sacrifice of Isaac," 75.?Chariot, Zealand, VII, Sta. Maria della Passione, Milan, 101.?Crepitaculum, Gorz, X, IV, 282. 115.?Doors, Italy, VII, 490.? Brass: Exposition of Flemish, VIII, Equestrian Divinities, VI, 480.? 132.?Palimpsest at Okeover, III, Fire-shovels, VII, 248.?Flute 158. player, Freiburg, VIII, 369.? Gallic Brassards, Representations in Art, Dagger-handle, VI, 485.? Goat's VIII, 315 Horn, Cyprus, VI, 460.? Brasses, in Essex, V, 486; VIII, 336. Gong, Dodona, VI, 476.?Hand, with Braziers: Ancient Use of, VI, 484.? Myszkow, IX, 129.?Handle in Greek, II, 288.?Terra-cotta, X, Figure Relief, Aden, VIII, 105. 100.?Handles, Archaic Greek, from Bread, Distribution in Greek Cities, IX, 478 ; Engraved, Bordj Colossal X, 459. Djedid, IV, 272.?Head, Fe Bread-making, Ancient Greek, I, 420. Horse's, Naples, VI, 495; male with Hair 's Bregno, Andrea, Will of, VI, 499. forming X, 357; of Bremen: Meeting of German Philol Neck, Negress, IX, 215; Roman, at Munich, III, ogists and Schoolmen, IV, 268.? 318; from Sparta (Boston), III, Museum, Coloring of Casts, VII, Youthful Male 454 290; (Prado), Brescia: Choir Books of Fifteenth VI, 467.?in Homer, X, 456.? Image, Tripoli, VIII, 100.?Im Century, IV, 377.?Excavations, plement, Votive, Padua, VI, 1897, II? 122-?Palazzo della 219.?Implements, Early, VII, Loggia, Restoration, IV, 281. 451.?Mask of Satyr, St. Jean de Breslau, Exhibition of Miniatures, la Porte, X, 357.?Mirror, Bos VIII, 399 ton, III, 570.?Mirror-case with Brick-kiln, Roman, Xanten, VIII, 119. Relief of Pan and Aphrodite, IV, Bricks: Babylonian, Marks Deter 540.?Miscellaneous Objects, mining Period, III, 598.?See Grammichele, IX, 122.?Moulds Inscriptions, Stamps on Bricks. for Casting, IX, 214.?Ornament, Bridge: Caesar's, V, 246.?Roman at Carolingian, VI, 492; from Klein-Krotzenburg, VIII, 370. Marchena, III, $$z.?Paalstab Briffe, Antoine Arnaud de la, Bust, from Mordano, III, 260. 535.?Pigs VII, from Frontone, X, 115.?Plate Terra-cotta Brindisi, Weight, VIII, from Madrid, IV, 371.?Prehis ni. toric in Greece, X, 456.?Relief, Bristol: See of Ivories.?Meeting Maidens and Candelabrum, Royal Archaeological Associa Louvre, X, 216.?Sepulchral of tion, IX, 141. Fr?re Geoffroy Daniel at Fe Brito, Jean," III, 155. camp, III, 644.?Sepulchral, at Brittany, Gourdeiziou," VIII, 324. T?cher, Regensburg, III, 150 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

654-?Spear-Head, Ta plow, Sicily, Primitive, VI, 219.? Graeco-Asiatic VIII, 378.?Statue: Alexandrian," Spanish, Style, Weimar, I, 395 ; of Apollo III, 146.?Pre-Roman, from Ve Type," Boston, III, 570; Ar netia, III, 79. chaic, Agios Basileios, IV, 344; Bronze-casting, Ancient, V, 454. British Museum, IX, 131; Eques Bronze-founder of Rhodes, VIII, 311. trian, Boston, III, 570; of Napir Bronzino, Portrait of Andrea Doria asu, Susa, IX, 341.?Statuettes: in Milan, III, 591. of Aphrodite, IV, 349; from Ar Brooch: Penannular, VIII, 466, cadia, V, 230; IX, 203; X, 189; 501.?Saxon, Hunstanton, VIII, Archaic, III, 290 ;Argive, British 400.?Viking, Orton Scar, VIII, Museum, II, 270; Belgrade, Man 331. Dismounting, V, 232; Berlin, Brooklyn, Museum of Arts and Sci Mourner, VIII, 304; Capua, ences, Collection of Ancient Hoplitodromos, VII, 237; Delphi, Greek Coins, V, 116.?Institute II, 263, 268; Girgenti, Armed Museum, Relief by Giovanni Man, II, 270; of the Italian Re della Robbia, III, 594. naissance, X, 216; of Jupiter Brou, Chapel of Margaret of Austria, Dolichenus, VI, 223 ; of Libyan X, 484. Warrior, Louvre, VIII, 299; j Brough, Roman Fort, IX, 131. Mycenaean, Asia Minor, V, 230; Brougham Castle, VIII, 502. from Norba, IX, 118; from Sar Br?ggemann, Hans, Birthplace, VI, dinia, IX, 218, 358; from Segni, 235 in VII, 127; Sofia, Museum, II, Brueghel, Peter: Discovery of a Lost 132; III, 526; IV, 250; Trier, Painting, II, 345.?Paintings in at Athlete, III, 299; T?bingen, Naples, VII, 502. 268 Female II, ; Utica, Divinity, Bruges: Exhibition of Early Flemish X, 364.?Sun-Image, Trundholm, Paintings, VII, 142, 260, 402.? 186.? VIII, 298.?Syrian, X, Fa?ades, VII, 402. Thurible, from Pershore, X, Brussels: Errara Collection cf Tex from the 477.?Tripod, Archaic, tiles, VI, 489.?Gallery of Henri and Acropolis, II, 265.?Tripod van Cutsem, IX, 384.?Minia Candelabrum, Li?ge, IX, 95.? tures, X, 331.?Mus?e de Cin with Rams' Vessel, Heads, IV, quantenaire, Byzantine Silks, V, 360.?Wheeled Base, Cyprus, V, 369; Graeco-Thracian Relief, 226. VII, 133.?Mus?e de Peinture, Bronzes: Alexandria, IX, 98.? Painting by Brueghel, II, 345.? Athens, National Museum, V, Museum, Acquisitions of Paint e r i 340.?B 1 n, Antiquariaum, ings, VIII, 398; IX, 384; An VIII, 370.?from Boscoreale, V, tiquities, X, 331; Satire upon the 357.?Greek, Archaic (British Duke of Alva (Painting), VIII, Museum), III, 625; Exhibition 336.?Museum of Decorative of, Burlington Club, VIII, 325.? Arts, Busts from Smyrna, VII, Graeco-Roman, Cairo, VIII, 388.?National Museum, War 300.?Celtic, Ch?teauroux, VI, fus?e Triptych, IV, 284.?Som 485.?at Choussy, V, 109.?Con z?e Collection, Archaic Head of stantinople, Museum, IV, 350; Apollo, V, 231; Sale of, VIII, VII, 454; Syrian, VII, 370.?at 368. Exposition Retrospective de l'Art Bryaxis, Serapis, VII, 238; VIII, 305. fran?ais, V, 118.?Greek, Articles Brygos, Characteristics, IX, 208. on, IX, 479.?France, Discov Buck, Samuel and Nathaniel, III, eries of, VI, 368.?Majorca, I, 655. 391.?Mandeure, Gallo-Roman, Buckles, Burgundian, VI, 491. VIII, 366.?Marquand Collec Bucher, Brano, III, 511. tion, II, 134.?from Montepa Budapest: Madonna by Nino Pisano, gano, II, 123.?Naples Museum, IX, 376.?Museum, Antiquities Large, VI, 467.?from Poggi from Aquincum, III, 555; bonsi, Early, X, 350.?from Pom Ivories, II, 154.?National Gal peii, VI, 77.?Populonia, X, lery, Italian Paintings, V, 122; no.?Sala Consilina, I, 433.? VI, 91.?Sandor-Lederer Collec NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 151

tion, Italian Paintings in, X, I at Exposition in Siena, IX, 228; 373 Studies in, IX, 485.?Baptisteries, Buddha, Statues, Louvre, VII, 230. in Tunisia, VI, 229.?Basilicas, Bugatto, Zanetto: Documents con see Churches.?Buckler from cerning, IX, 230.?Portraits by, Kertch, III, 323.?Silver Casket, . IX, 491. Anagni, X, 472.?History, Stud Building: Ancient at Padula, VI, ies in, IX, 485.?Ikon, Alexander 364.?Expenses in the Sixteenth III Museum, IX, 226.?Inkstand, Century in France, I, 452.?Ro Padua, X, 472.?Italo-Byzantine man at Paris, IX, 360.?Triangu Exposition at Grottaferrata, IX, ? ? lar, at Rushton, V, 489.?at 487. See Ivories. Jewellery Troezen, X, 444. from Cyprus, III, 97.?Lead Buildings: Ancient Models of, VII, Medals, Athens, IX, 351 ; X, 230, 452.?Athenian, Plans of, 205.?Plaques from Delphi, III, ? ? V, 230.?of Curved Plan, X, 324. Silks, V, 369. Silver 435 Treasure from Crete, V, 485.? Bulgaria: Archaeological Journey, Steatite Reliefs, VIII, 329.? III, 64.?Relief of Silvanus, V, Studies in France, IV, 515. 112. in the Anti-Spartan Bull: Torso, at Athens, III, 295.? League, X, 198. Between Two Lions in Art, V, Bronze. 229.?See Cabiri, Name, III, 139. Bulliot, Jaques Gabriel, VI, 345. Caches, Wisconsin, IX, 388. and the Burginatium, Legio I, VI, Cacus, Scalae Caci, Rome, VII, 483. 223. Caelestis, Punic Sanctuary of, at Burckhardt, J., II, 98. Thugga, VI, 373. See Architecture.?Belt Burgundy: Caelius Vibenna, see Vase-paintings. Reliefs buckles, on, VI, 491.? Caen: St. James attributed to Cosimo Mediaeval Funerary Art, VI, Tura, III, no.?" Sposalizio," 491. IV, 557 Burial Customs: at Fara, VIII, 98.? Caeneus, see Vases. I in , V, 241 ; X, Caerwent: Excavations and Discov 456. eries, IV, 269; VI, 372; VII, 389, Buscemi, Sanctuary, in Cave, IV, 502. 391; VIII, 121, 374, 375; X, 119, Busiris, see Vase-paintings, Heracles. 359; Roman House, VII, 135. : Bust of Antoine Arnaud de la Briffe, Cagli, Louvre Head of Sappho Type, VII, 260.?of a Child (Six II, 271. teenth-century), France, V, 256. Cagliari: Cathedral, Triptych by ?of Chrysipous, Athens, VII, G?rard David, VI, 500.?Discov 373.?from Elche, II, 125; III, eries, IX, 121; X, 114.?In 146, 279.?of Francesco I d'Est? scribed Copper Blocks, IX, 222.? by Bernini, VII, 257.?Male, Museum, Bronze Statues of War from Hadrumetum, X, 374.?of riors, III, 112.?Pisan Pulpits, Sigilgaita, Ravello, IX, 228. VI, 225. Busts: from Smyrna in Brussels, VII, Cahokia, Mounds, VIII, 298. 388.?Bronze from Chiusi, VI, Cahors, Cathedral, III, 152. Cairo: Inspectors of Ancient Monu Butinone, Bernardino: "Coronation" ments, IV, 242.?Museum: New, at Milan, VI, 497.?Louvre, II, 101 ; Graeco-Egyptian Gold No. 1523, IX, 495.?Frescoes in Jewellery, VI, 458; Graeco Milan, VII, 140.?Triptych in | Roman Bronzes, VIII, 300; Milan, VIII, 395. Greek and Roman Sculpture, VI, Buytenwech, William, Attribution of 347.?National Museum, VI, Hex Painting at Amsterdam, IX, 384. 458.?Papyrus, Alexandrian ameter Byblos: Statue of Poseidon, IX, Fragments, VIII, 300.? 341.?Bronze Statuette of Jupiter Statue of Pepi, III, 245. of marked Heliopolitanus, VII, 365. Calama, Statue Apollo with a Byzantine : Archaeology, Papers Cross, X, 132. read at Archaeological Congress, Calamis, Attributions, X, 190.? in Athens, IX, 350.-?Art, IV, 514; Sphinx Style of, VIII, 354. 152 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Calendar: "Arabian," VIII, 347.? Campana, Gian Pietro: Collection, Asian, IV, 536; V, 229.?of Cal see Collections.?Life of, IX, 198. lippus, III, 317.?Church Fres Campanile: of Ravenna, VII, 489.? coes in Austro-Hungary, III, of Valence, VI, 491.?See Venice. 157.?of Coligny, III, 147, 280, Campanili, Italian, VII, 253. 638; IX, 223.?of Gaza, VIII, Campi, Giulio, Signed Painting, X, 99.?Julian, in Asia Minor, IV, 366. 342.?of Lac d'Antre, III, 147; Campione, Frescoes, VII, 254. IX, 223.?of Meton, III, 317.? Canachus, Apollo, IX, 203. "Peg," Miletus, VIII, 351.? Candelabrum, from Montechiaro, II, Praeneste (Consular Fasti), II, 121. 120.?of Verrius Flaccus, II, Candetum, Gallic, VIII, 323. 120; X, 109.?Roman (MS. of , Tomb of Alfieri, VII, 498. Biblioth?que Nationale), I, 452. Canterbury: Cathedral, Arms of, I, Calendars of Roman Times, IX, 456. 453 ; Central Tower, IX, 229 ; California: Museum, III, 511.?Uni Statue of St. Michael, III, 102.? versity, Archaeological Expedi Penannular Brooch, VIII, 501. tions, III, 511; IV, 477. Cantiano, Neolithic Workshop, IX, : Mosaic from Villelaure, 121. VII, 387.?Silver Vase, VII, Canton Vaud, Law for the Preserva 387^ tion of Historical Monuments, Calydonian, Boar-hunt, Vase-relief, III, 267. IX, 209. Capital: Ionic, from Gymnasium of Calymna, Geography and History, Kynosarges, Athens, III, 288.? V, 477 Milan, with Carved Reliefs, X, Cambodge, Monuments of, VII, 454. 368.?Osean from Pietraabbon Cambrai: Cathedral, VIII, 500.?De dante, IX, 479.?Pilaster-, from struction of Ancient Fortifica- Roman j Forum, VI, 478. tions, I, 443.?Preservation of Capitals: Corinthian, Decorative Local History, III, 100. Motives, V, 247; in Mediaeval Cambridge (Mass.) : Fogg Art Mu Architecture, V, 247; from S. seum, Acquisitions of Egyptian Maria d'Aurona, Milan, VIII, and Greek Antiquities, VII, 404; 499.?Egyptian, Models of, VIII, Acquisitions of Paintings, VII, 468.?Foliage-, Studham Church, 404; Ancient Sculpture, IV, IX, 489.?Ionic, in Asia Minor, 275 ; IV, 525 ; Decorative Motives, V, Antiquities, Various, IX, ? 367; Collection of Photographs 247. Sculptured Romanesque of Works of Art, IV, 284; Italian from Abbaye de Coulombes, Paintings, IV, 285; IX, 498.? VIII, 398. Germanic Museum, Opening of, Cappadocia, Cave-dwellings, VIII, 469. VIII, 132.?Harvard University, " Casts of Busts of Julius Caesar, Capriola, Domenico : Assumption of IX, 375.?Peabody Museum, IX, the Virgin," Treviso, IV, 384.? 498.?Semitic Museum, X, 124. Attributions, VI, 232. Cameo: of Nicephorus Botoniates in Capua, Hoplitodromos in Vienna, Vienna, V, 247.?of Sainte Cha VII, 237. pelle, Paris, V, 245.?Inscribed, Cara, Cesare de, X, 332. from Pergamon, II, 109. Caracalla: Baths of, see Baths.? Cameos, in Cabinet des M?dailles, Dedicatory Inscription from IV, 340; V, 109. Faeto, III, 536.?Portrait Bust, Camerino, Remains of Roman Town, Vatican, VII, 480.?Presentation I, 364. to the Senate, Relief in Rome, X, Camp: of Chora (Saint-Mor?), IV, 461. at: 266.?Roman, Dalheim, III, Caradosso, Attributions, X, 214.? 559; Inchtuthill, V, 359; Kirk Early Works at Rome, VII, intilloch, VIII, 375; Lambae 495.?Lost Tiara of Julius II, X, sis, VI, 90; Neuss, III, 558; VI, 131. 85; Newstead, X, 119. Cardiff, Castle, VI, 487. Classical Campagna, Topography, Cardinal: Bembo, Medallion of, X, VII, 249; IX, 481; X, 464. 216; Portrait by Titian, IX, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 153

137-?Federigo Cesi, Garden and graphical Plan of, I, 385.?Torso Antiquarium of, X, 483. of Diana, I, 386.?See Lamps. Cards, Early Playing, V, 483. Carthagena, Marble head of a Child, Careggi, Terra-cotta Relief of Resur III, 606. rection by Verrocchio, VIII, 392. Caryatides: Pseudo-, from Corinth, Caria: Early Civilization, I, 422.? IV, 489.?Fragments from Del Discoveries, V, 335.?Oil-presses, phi, IV, 525.?of Treasury of Notes III, 629.?Topographical Cnidus, Delphi, V, 461; VI, on, III, 600; V, 89. 464.?of Treasury of Siphnos, of Caricature, Florentine, Fourteenth Delphi, VI, 464. century, IV, 378. Casket: Byzantine at Anagni, X, : Carved Bone Carlovingian Plaque, 472.?Limoges, with Representa Or Reading, IX, 386.?Bronze tions of Thomas ? Becket, VIII, nament, VI, 492.?Sculpture, V, 131 250. Cassel, Royal Museum, Acquisitions at Carnea, Thera, V, 472. of Classical Antiquities, III, 268. Carnuntum: Ancient Bakery, V, Castagno, Andrea del: Florentine in.?Ganymede, VII, 389.? Frescoes, X, 367.?Frescoes in Head of Athena Parthenos, IX, Santissima Annunziata, Florence, 129.?Roman Magazine, IV, 505. VII, 397.?Life and Works, IX, Carolingian, see Carlovingian. San 490.?"" Girolamo," VI," 92.? Carpathus, VI, 475 ; VIII, 482. Trinity," Santissima Annun Roman Carpi: Antiquities, IV, 494.? ziata, Florence, IV, 282. from Sta. Romanesque Sculpture Castagnola, Portrait by Titian, VIII, 228. Maria, IX, 392. Ancient Cart, Greek, VII, 475. Castel: del Monte, Apulia, II, 340.? Carthaea: Discoveries, Various, IX, di Sangro, Reliefs, VII, 257. 109.?Sculptured Fragments, X, Castellazzo, Sculptures from the 103.?Temples, X, 103. Tomb of Gaston de Foix, VII, Carthage: Amphitheatre, VII, 393.? !39 Basilicas of St. Cyprian, VI, Castelmezzano, Primitive Dwellings, 229.?Christian Antiquities, III, III, 80. 324.?Discoveries, V, 359; VIII, Castelnuovo di Porto, Panel by Peru 379; IX, 131.?Egyptian En gino, VI, 380. graved Utensils, IV, 548.?En Castellum, Aqueduct, Pompeii, IX, graved Bronze Handles, (Bordj 221. Djedid), IV, 272.?Engraved Castiglione d'Olona, Fresco by Maso Metal Plates, V, 114.?Excava lino, VIII, 505.?Monuments, VI, tions, II, 133; IV, 271, 508; X, 380. 120.?Funerary Masks from, IV, Castle: of Amra, VI, 56.?Brougham, 272.?Harbors of, III, 284, 566; , VIII, 502.?Cardiff, VI, 487.?of IV, 547? VI, 199; IX, 484; x, Chill?n, Restoration, IV, 517.? 120.?Jewellery, Punic, VIII, of Haarzuylen, Utrecht, III, 379.?Odeum, V, 114; VII, 137; no.?of Heidelberg, II, 154; IX, VIII, 122.?Punic Potters Kiln, 496.?Ludlow, III, 105.?Manta, VI, 375-?Quarters of First Ur Frescoes, IX, 492.?of S. Angelo, see ban Cohort, IX, 365.?Relief Rome, Castel S. Angelo.?of representing Mars, Venus, and Sta. Croce, Cremona, VII, 253.? Julius Caesar, III, 631.?see Sar Ta'anach, Canaanite, VII, 107. cophagus.?Sculptures, VI, 89 ; Castlecary: Engraved Crystal, VII, VIII, 122; IX, 365; X, 120.? 135.?Excavations, VII, 389. Submarine Investigations, IV, Castles: of the Norman Conquest, 547.?Subterranean Building, X, VII, 493.?of Verona, VII, 490. ? 122. Roman Sun-dial, III, , see Dioscuri, 566.?Symbolic Representations Rome, Forum. of, on Coins, X, 202.?Temple of Casts: Architectural, Exhibition at Ceres, Site, IV, 374.?Temple of Turin, III, 99.?Caproni and Jupiter Ammon, III, 564.? Brother, Boston, Catalogue of, Theatre, IX, 133, 365.?Topo VI, 56.?Coloring of, Bremen 154 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Museum, VII, 454.?of Statues in Cavazzola, Works, IX, 491. Antiquity, VII, 238. Cave, Factor's, East Wemyss, X, 477. in Cat, Antiquity, IV, 339. Cave-dwellings: Pre-Siculan, II, Catacombs: Albano, VIII, 326.? 124.?of Tunisian Sahara, X, Cross in, VIII, 327.?Bonaria 123. (Sardinia), VI, 95.?Ferla, Cavetown, Explorations and Remains, Sicily, VII, 127.?Hadrumetum, IX, 387. VIII, 391; IX, 134, 365; X, 123, Ceilings, Vaulted, Roman Decoration 128.?See 374.?Molinello, VII, of, VIII, 316. see Hadrumetum. Rome.?Sousse, Cellini, Benvenuto: Four Hundredth Remains of a Siculan Vil Catania, Anniversary of Birth, VI, 92.? 80. lage, III, Life at French Court, III, 156; of Cathedra, Maximianus, Ravenna, VII, 260.?Medallion of Cardi 128. VIII, nal Bembo, X, 216.?Lost Morse Cathedral: 228.?Arez Ardfert, VI, of Clement VII, X, 131.?Shield zo, VII, 139.?Auxerre, X, 209.? attributed to, VII, 259. Bamberg, VI, 227.?Cahors, III, ? Celtiberian, Objects from Archena, 152. Cambrai, VIII, 500.? X, 116. See III, Canterbury.?Cefalii, Celtic: Bowls, III, 646.?Bronzes at 642.?Chartres, see Chartres.? Ch?teauroux, VI, 485.?Cuirasses Chichester, IX, 229.?Durham, from Fillinges, VI, 221.?Gods VIII, 400.?Exeter, II, 154.?See in Animal Forms, IX, 223.? Florence.?Heraclea, III, 97.? Mythological Scenes on Gallo Laon, V, 250, 484.?See Lon Roman Reliefs, IV, 547.?Orna don.?Malines, V, 370.?Meaux, mentation on Pillar from Llan IV, 551.?Modena, VI, 494.? wit Major, IV, 280.?Pins of Monza, IV, 276.?Naples, III, Hand Type, X, 469.?Relief at 586.?Narbonne, IV, 379.?Nor Vach?res, IX, 126. wich, III, 589.?Noyon, IV, ? Celts: Cult of Menhirs, X, 468.? 380. Pamplona, VI, 227.? of in Galatia, IV, Parenzo, III, 151.?See Paris, 249. Saint Denis.?Peterborough, I, Cenabum, see Genabum. 448; II, 155.?Piacenza, III, Centaur, Head at W?rzburg, I, 402. 586.?See Pisa; Pistoia.?Poi Centaurs: Battle with Lapithae, tiers, VII, 492.?See Ravenna, from Rouen.?St. of Painting Herculaneum, IV, David, Chapel Cae St. Thomas the 531.?See Vase-paintings, Martyr, III, neus. 646.?Santiago de Campostelana, Ceos, Votive VI, 491.?Senlis, III, 645.?Seres, Reliefs, III, 605. : Base at IX, 226.?Soissons, III, 645.? Cephisodotus Delphi, VI, and 445. Speyer, VI, 227.?See Strass 361.?Irene Plutus, X, Ceres: Cult in burg.?Toledo, V, 250.?See Actaean, Naples, IX, at Wells.?See also Campanile, Fa 481.?Cult Pentima, IV, at ?ade. 495.?Temple Carthage, IV, 374 Cathedrals: French, I, 443; II, 153; Statues Gothic Flora in Sculptures, IV, Cerigotto, from, VIII, 305.? See 378; Twelfth-century Portals, Anticythera. Cerro de los VII, 491 ; Vertical Curves, VIII, Santos: Graeco-Asiatic ? 500. Italian and Sicilian, Bronzes, III, 146.?Sculptures Bronze Doors by Barisano da from, V, 480. see Pavia. Trani, III, 152.?Containing Certosa, Mediaeval Glass Paintings, VI, Cesena, Scenes from the Life of St. 489.?Spanish, Various, VIII, Francis, and the Resurrection of 496. a Prince Malatesta, IX, 376. Caucasus: Intercourse with Chaldaea, Cesi, see Cardinal. VIII, 373.?Pottery from, I, Cesnola, Louis Palma di, IX, 94. 439 Cestus, Representation in Mosaic, Cavallini, Pietro: Frescoes in Naples, VII, 484. X, 473.?Frescoes in Rome, VI, Chaereas, Portrait of Alexander, IX, 94. 469. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 155

Chaeronea: Discoveries, X, 102.? Charts, Roman Topographical, III, Funeral Pile, VII, 373.?Re 321. 102. ?rection of Lion, X, Ch?teau: de Bouth?on, Fireplaces, Chain mail in Art, X, 205. VII, 399.?d'Eu, Destruction of Chalcedon, Relief, Birth of Athena, Works of Art by Fire, VII, V, 462. 399.?Langeais, VIII, 398. Chalcis: Dialect and Alphabet, VI, Ch?teauroux, Celtic Bronzes, VI, 485. 470.?Excavations, VII, 116.? Chatsworth House: Ancient Sculp Fort, VIII, 357.?Reliefs, IX, tures, VI, 86.?Ancient Statues 109. from Apt, VI, 485.?Drawings Chaldaea, Complaint of Cities, Baby by Old Masters, VII, 404. lonian Poem, VI, 459. Xslpe?y Representations in Art, VIII, Chaldaean, Bronze, Bull with Human 315. Head, V, 227. Cherchel, Discoveries, VII, 392; of Chalice, Ministerial at Silos, III, 643. VIII, 123.?Replica the Nar cissus of Champagne, Statue of the School of, Naples, III, 297.?Sculp X, 210. tures, Various, V, 481; VI, 374; of Champfleur, Atelier for Reproduction VIII, 379.?Statue Athena, 118. of Tapestries, IX, 139. III, Chams, VI, 457. Cherson, Museum, I, 381. Chersonesus : Christian Chanson de Roland, Topographical Monuments, 280.?Excavations and Dis Notes on, IV, 372. IV, ; Chantilly, Mus?e Cond?: Drawing coveries, VIII, 373 X, 89. Chest of of Altar of Four Seasons, V, Cypselus, VIII, 477. ? Art 356. Enguerrand Charonton, Chicago: Institute, Antiquities, Lost Painting by, IX, 139.?Hel Various, III, 583; IX, 366; Hand-mirror lenistic Relief, IX, 360.?Minia Bronzes, III, 582; from 244; tures in Fourteenth-century Man Etruria, VII, Sculp III, uscript, IV, 516.?Portrait of tures, 582; Terra-cottas, Henri III, VII, 261.?Tr?s riches III, 583; Vases, III, 582.?Field Columbian Heures du Duc de Berri, VIII, Museum, Antiquities, from Italy, IX, 366; Bronzes 505 ; IX, 494. I from III, 583; Terra-cottas Charente, Ancient Sculpture, V, 481. Italy, from Italy, III, 584; Vases from Charonton, Enguerrand, Lost Paint Italy, III, 584; Various, III, 584. ing from Avignon, VIII, 397; Chichester, Cathedral, Saxon Sculp IX, 139 tures, IX, 229. Chariot : Etruscan, Metropolitan Chill?n, Castle, Restorations, IV, 517. Museum, VIII, 126, 490; IX, Chimenti di Piero, Tobias and trie 223.?from Monteleone di Spo Three Archangels, VI, 497. leto, X, 365.?Perugia, IX, 223.? Chinese: Antiquities from Lop Nov, Roman, Philippopolis, IV, 486.? IX, 335.?De Monstris, II, 238.? Thraco-Macedonian, Reconstruc Porcelains, VIII, 93; IX, 384. tion, IX, 217.?Zealand, VII, Chios: Mask of Artemis with Two 101. Expressions, V, 460.?Sketches of see Hermes. Charit?s, Marble Torsos from, III, 290. Burial Charlemagne: Place, VII, Chipiez, Charles, VI, 56. 492.?Dalm?tica of, V, 484. Chiusi: Bronze Busts, VI, 75.?Ro Charles the Burial Bold, Place, I, 452. man Balance from, III, 145. Charles Duke of Por III, Bourbon, Chivalry, Ordinances of, Manuscript trait of, VII, 499. Collection, V, 486. Armor at Charles V, Vienna, VII, Chlamys, Form of, X, 457. 496. XMT, Signification of, X, 471. Charms, against Evil Eye, IX, 471. Choir-books, at Brescia, IV, 377.?at Chartres: Cathedral, Crypt, VII, Lodi, III, 649. 256; Fa?ade in Twelfth Century, Choiseul-Gouffier Athlete, Type of, IV, 379, 551; Western Fa?ade, IX, 203. VII, 399; Royal Portal of, VII, Choussy, Bronze Reliefs, V, 109. 491 ; Porches, III, 587.?Medi Christ: Baptism of, Representations aeval Sarcophagus, X, 371. of, VI, 487.?Medallic Portraits 156 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

of, IX, 231, 490; X, 212.?Rep- I I, 447.?, S. Pietro delle resentations in Art, III, 150.? Immagini, VI, 491.?Byzantine, near Sacred Image, at Lateran, X, Domed, IX, 485; Pylos, III, 207. 276.?Campomorto, Sta. Maria, Christ, Wilhelm, von, X, 332. II, 342.?in the Cantal, Roman Christian: Antiquities, St. Germain esque, IV, 551.?Carthmel, III, -en-Laye, VIII,' 131; in the Su 104.?Castillo de Loarre, Sta. dan, VI, 379.?Art, Anatolian Maria, VI, 492.?Chaise-Dieu, Influence, IX, 225.?Infulae, V, St. Robert, X, 209.?Chiaravalle, 248.?Early Liturgical Utensils, Abbey, Restoration of Cloister, VIII, 498.?Monogram, on Coins IV, 276.?Civita Castellana, Sta. of Constantine, Origin of, VIII, Maria, Cosmati Decoration, II, 495 ; as Symbol of Helena, VIII, 339.?Cogenhoe, VIII, 502.?See 325.?Monuments at Velletri, VI, Constantinople, Cornwall.?Cros 488.?Symbols, on African combe, VII, 256.?with Crypts, Weights, VIII, 502. VI, 489.?See Cyprus.?at Da of Pagan Statues, X, mone, III, 589.?Daou-Mendeli, 132 VIII, 390.?in Daoul?, X, 204.? Chrysippus, Inscribed Bust at Athens, Denderleeuw, St. Amand, iV, vu, 373. 517.?Devonshire, III, 655.?Di jon, Notre Dame, V, 484.?Dub Chthonian," Ritual, VIII, 314. 106.? Church," Statue at Strassburg, VIII, lin, St. Doulough, III, 331. Eaton Bray, X, 212.?England, Restoration Churches: Abbeville, St. Vulfran, of, III, 102.?Eng Various III, 100.?Abruzzi, VI, 490.? land, Early, III, 104, Aldermaston, I, 447.?See An 105.?Ephesus, Double, X, 339.? gers.?Angoul?me, Notre Dame Esserent, Saint-Leu, V, 484.? de la Pesne, II, 153.?Apulia, I, Ffenny Bentley, IV, 553.?Fiviz Pontifical Robes of Nicho 440.?Ardfert, VI, 228.?Ash zano, las Florence.? mansworth, IV, 279.?Assergi, V, V, 366.?See Sta. Maria in Assunta, VI, 490.? Fontaine, Wall-paintings, IV, St. See Assisi.?Aulne, Abbey, III, 518.?F?ssen-in-Allg?u, Mag 645.?Aussig, Decanal, III, nuskirche, IV, 380.?Garway, Carv 154.?Ayen, I, 443.?Bamba, VI, Knights Templars Chapel, St. 492.?Bar?van (Cawdor), St. ings, IV, 381.?Gedney, Mary Southwestern Ewan, IV, 553.?Bari, St. Nicho Magdalene, Door, las, V, 249.?Basilica: Byzantine IV, 279.?See Ghent.?Great in Cilicia and Lycaonia, X, 366; Malvern, Priory Church, VI, Christian, Third-century De 493.?Gressingham, III, 103.? All 102.? scription of, IV, 375 ; at An Harwich, Saints, III, at Norman nouna, VIII, 391 ; Benien, III, | Hawksworth, Tympa 590; at Carthage, VI, 229; in num, VII, 493.?Hayling Island, Chersonnese, IV, 280; Rusgu VII, 256.?in Hebrides, IX, niae, IV, 517; Squillace, VII, 142.?Horton Kirby, St. Mary's, 212.?See 489; , III, 94; Tipasa, X, Jerusalem.?Kaisa St. Salsa, V, 120; Vurla, VI, riane, VII, 252.?Kentish, VI, 228.?Lacock 91 ; Early Mediaeval in Ger Abbey, IV, 381 ; many, IV, 381.?Bassano, S. Gio V, 486.?Lancaster, St. Mary's, vanni, Polychrome Terra-cotta III, 103.?Langeais, St. Laurent, Relief, III, 591.?Bazarnes, VI, 226.?of Lavra, IX, 486.? Chapel of St. Quentin, VI, 95.? Leathley, X, 212.?Lesear, Notre (Dordogne), I, 443.? Dame, IV, 379.?Ludlow, III, Beaune, Notre Dame, IV, 557; 105.?Macedonia, Byzantine, VI, VI, 95.?Belgium, Restoration 489.?See Meaux.?Messines, V, and Preservation of, III, 101.? 485.?Meysse, III, 593.?See Bin-Bir-Kilisse, X, 204.?Bish Milan.?Modenese Apennines, opston, VIII, 331.?See Bo Mediaeval, VI, 490; VII, 488.? logna.?Boscherville, Abbey of Montefiorentino, Cappella Olivo, St. George, IV, 515.?Bosham, III, 109; VI, 382.?Monte Vul III, 102.?Bowness, St. Martin's, ture, Mediaeval, III, 643.?Mon NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 157

tier-Saint-Jean, Abbey-Church, Anatolian, III, 639.?See Cathe III, 645.?Montmajour, Chapel dral ; Fa?ade. of Sainte Croix, III, 153.?Mont Cibeno, The Terramara, Period of, martre, St. Pierre, III, 153.? III, 535. Munich, Church of the Holy Ciborium of St. Cecilia, IX, 487. Trinity, III, 645.?See Naples.? Cicada, Golden from , VI, Nideggen, IV, 279.?Nieuport, 361. III, 593.?Norfolk, VIII, 501.? Cicero: Appreciation of Greek Art, in Nottinghamshire, IX, 230.? VIII, 316.?Bust at Apsley See Orvieto.?See Pavia.?P? House, III, 631. Cloister of gueux, Puy-St.-Front, Cilicia: Byzantine Churches, X, S. III, 588.?Perugia, Angelo, 366.?Discoveries, VI, 352. VII, 254.?Preston, IX, 489.?See Cilician Gates, Explorations, VIII, Ravenna.?Reculver, St. Mary's, 102. VII, 493; VIII, 331.?Repton, Cima da Conegliano: Madonna and III, 277.?Rieti, I, 451; III, Saints, Brera, VI, 382.?Trip SS. 586.?Rignano Flaminio, tych, Ducal Palace, Venice, III, Abbondio ed Abbondanza, III, 592. 99.?Ringmer Nor (Sussex), Cimabue, Rucellai Madonna (?), VI, man, III, 325.?Ripatransone, 225.?Sterbini Diptych, IX, 377. Sta. Maria del Carmine, VI, Cimolus, Description of, VI, 475. 382.?Roanne, of the Chapel Cippus, Etruscan, Florence, IX, 117. Penitents, 492.?See VII, Circe, see Vase-paintings, Odysseus. VI, Rome.?Romsey Abbey, Cirencester, Roman Basilica, III, 385.?Rosciolo, Sta. Maria delle 92.?Roman Sculpture, IV, 269. Grazie, V, 248.?See Rouen.? Cistern: Byzantine at Makronisi, VI, Rouvres, III, 153.?St. Alban, 379.?Roman at Salona, III, 64. Abbey Church, III, 646.?St. Al Citharoedus, Louvre, VI, 465. ban's, Norman, II, 154.?Ste. Citt? di Castello, Pliny's Villa, I, 430. Croix-en-Forez, Carthusian City Life, Ancient, X, 178. Chapel, III, 101.?Sainte-Croix Civit' Alba, Frieze of the Gauls, en-Jarez, IV, 278.?St. Di? (Vos VIII, no. ges), IV, 551.?See St. Germain Civita di Padula, Site of Consilinum, en-Laye.?S. Severino, Church of S. . .V' 348. m Rocco, VI, 383.?Sainte Civita Vecchia: Head of Athena Par Wandru de Mons, IV, 551.? thenos, VII, 237.?Sculptures Saxon, Various Unrecorded, IX, from Sta. Marinella, III, 536. 488.?Sidbury, III, 590.?Siston, Civitas Avioccalensis, III, 323. IV, 553.?Souvigny, Abbey Civate, Monastery of, III, 155. church, III, 101.?Spain, Post Clairvaux, Inventory of Treasures, Visigothic, X, 208.?beside VII, 400. Springs, VI, 489.?Steetley Clazomenae, see (Chapel), X, 476.?Studham, Sarcophagi. Cleopatra, Portrait Head, from Alex IX, 489.?Suczawitza, III, 157.? andria, III, 598. Sussex, IX, 489.?Syracuse, By VII, 244. zantine, IV, 278.?Thanet, St. Clepsydra, Roman Mary, VII, 503.?Thourout, V, Clieveden, Sarcophagi, V, 243 251.?Timoleague, Abbey, III, 647.?See Toulouse.?Tr?port, Cliff-Dwellings, Northern, Mexico, St. Jacques, I, 452.?See X, 134. Tr?ves.?See Treviso.?Tivoli, Cloisonn?, Basin, Innsbruck, X, 472. Sta. Maria in Vulturella, IX, Clouet, Fran?ois: Works, IX, 385. ? Destruction 229. Tyrol, Austrian, III, Cluny, Abbey, of, IV, no.?Tyrol, Southern, Art Mon 380. 212. uments in, III, no.?See Ven Clymene, Story of, IX, at ice.?Vienna, St. Ruprechtskirche, , Altar Bewcastle, III, 562. III, 646.?Villers, Cistercian Cock: in Ancient Art, IV, 339.?on Abbey, IV, 552.?Worms, St. Greek Gravestones, X, 193. John the Baptist, VII, 493.? Code: Covenant-, IX, 461.?of Ham Woronetz, III, 157.?Y?rme, murabi, IX, 461. 158 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Codigoro, Paintings by Dosso Dossi Dj inet, VII, 395.?Carbonara, and Garofalo, VI, 380. Republican, IX, 116.?Cardiff, Coelesyria: Monuments, IX, 101.? Roman, V, 113.?Caria, in Temples, X, 441. scribed, X, 187.?Carthaea, X, Coeranus, Rescue by Dolphin, V, 98. 103.?Carthage: of Galerius, X, Coinage: Early Athenian, X, 197.? 470; with Representations of, Attic Gold, III, 136.?Parthian, X, 202.?Casaleone, Republican, V, 454.?Roman Gold Bars, X, VI, 75.?Castelletto Stura, Ro man 180.?Roman Silver-plated, X, Imperial, IX, 116.?Catane, 201. IX, 476.?Charac-Moba, Greek Coins : Abbiategrasso, Renaissance, Imperial, IV, 341.?Cilicia, IV, 281.?Aboukir, Imperial, Types, III, 622.?Ancient Clay VIII, 468.?A es Grave, Ragusa, Impressions of, X, 455.?of VII, 128.?^ Signatum, V, Constantine: III, 271; Inscribed 244.?Alexandria, IX, 98.?Alex Constantiniana Dafne, VI, 482; with andria, Counterfeit, IX, 459.? Christian Monogram, VIII, of Alexandria Troas, with Seleu 495; the Age of, IV, 366.? with of cid Portraits, VII, 459.?African, Copies Statues, X, 455.? IV, 375.?Ducatoon of Alberico Corinthian, bearing the Names of Cibo, I, 451.?from Alinda, I, Duoviri, IV, 359.?Cornwall, 346.?Annona, Types on Roman, Roman, V, 359.?Cos, X, 455.? IV, 365.?Bronze of Antoninus, Croatia: of Roman and Later V, 479.?Antioch (of Helena), Times, IV, 505; X, 178.?Cy IX, 466.?Antioch on the Oron prus, Byzantine, VIII, 390.? tes, Pseudo-autonomous, IX, Cyzicus, I, 418; X, 455.?Delos, Roman 213.?of Apollo Derronaios, I, denarii, X, 105.?Delphi, 419.?Aquileia, IV, 367.?Ara Mediaeval, II, 152.?Mentioned in Pacis on, VII, 247.?Aradus, Delphian Temple Inscriptions, Alexandrian, III, 137.?Ascalon, IX, 210.?of Diocletian, I, 432.? Inscribed Greek, IX, 201.?Asia Dodona, X, 197.?illustrating the Minor, III, 313.?Asshur, Roman Cult of Dusares, IX, 201.?of : Imperial, X, 95.?Athens, Byzan Ecgberht, V, 252.?Egyptian Imitations of tine Gold, IX, 486; Chronologi Athenian, X, 181; cal Sequence of Various, X, 454; Nomoi, IX, 459.?Eleusis, Athe Numismatic Museum, Athens, nian of Roman Date, IX, 354.? 342; England, Roman Imperial, III, X, Early Types, IX, 475-? ? Attic Drachma, New Series, IX, 89. from Epidaurus, VIII, 476.?, X, 454.?Correc 359.?Escharen, II, 153.?Este, tions of Babelon and Cohen, IX, Roman, IV, 255.?Ethetae, X, 476.?Badia Aguano, Renais 455.?Eurydicea, X, 441.?of sance, IV, 281.?Barley Pound, Giovanni Antonio Falletti, I, of Carausius, IX, 131.?Basel 451.?Famars, X, 467.?, augst, Roman, IX, 95.?Beni Greek, VI, 56.?France, Gallic Hassan, Athenian and Phoeni and Roman, V, 108, 356.?Gallic: cian, IX, 476.?Benson Collec I, 435; Medals, I, 435; Medal tion of Ancient, IX, 213.?Ber of Vercingetorix, I, 435.?Greek: lin Museum, Ancient, IV, 267.? Admiral's Staff on, X, 198; Bibracte Haeduorum, IV, 374.? Analysis of Certain, X, 197; See Boston, Museum of Fine Egyptian Imitations of, X, 181 ; Arts.?Botrys, Phoenician, III, with Divinities Holding Tem 599.?Brooklyn Institute, Mu ples, VIII, 483 ; Handbook of, seum, Greek, V, 116.?of Brutus, IV, 339; Modern Magical, X, II, 324.?Busca, Roman Bronze, 480; Ward Collection, X, 365.? III, 79.?Byblus, Representation Greenwell Collection, IX, 372.? of Kronos, X, 455.?Caerwent, Grenada, Saracenic, IX, 382.? Roman, VIII, 375.?Quadrantes Contorniate of Hadrian, III, of Caligula, and , IV, 82.?Hauran, of , II, 545.?Campana Collection, IX, 107.?with Types of Hermes 457.?Campobasso, Naples Mu Discobolus, IV, 346.?Himera, seum, V, 349.?Roman, Cape inscribed IATON, III, 137.? NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 159

Hy?res, of Massilia, IX, 360.? ration copied from, X, 467; De Imhoff-Blumer Collection, V, narius, New Type, III, 633; no.?India, Roman, III, 320; showing Imperial Cult in Fourth IV, 366.?Italy: Corpus Numo Century, VIII, 487; bearing Im rum Italicorum, II, 96; III, 242; perial Secret Signs, I, 432; Me Mediaeval Silver, I, 442 ; Vari dallions, representing Athena ous, X, 115.?Izgherli, VIII, and Poseidon, III, 299; Notes 103.?Judas-pennies, X, 436.?of on, VIII, 488; with Portraits, Julius II, I, 451.?Karnak, Impe I, 430; VII, 247; IX, 220; Va rial, VIII, 468.?Koropi, Lead, rious Types of, VIII, 320.?Ro X, 346.?Krusevo (Dalmatia) mano-Campanian, IV, 366.? Roman, III, 64.?Swiss, of the Rome: Bignami Collection, III, Bishops of Lausainne, I, 445.? 508 ; Collections, Various, V, Lausanne, Theft of, from Muse 353; Forum, Various, IV, 497; , II, 127.?Licata, Carthagin Sacred Way, Burial Copied from ian, V, 107.?of Lilybaeum, III, New Attic Drachma, IX, 476.? 136.?Lindus, X, 454.?Lodi, Salzburg, of King Gaesatorix, Roman Imperial, II, 124.?Lon X, 468.?San Gregorio di Sas don, Constantinian, V, 245.? sola, Republican, IX, 121.?Se Lop Nov, Chinese, IX, 335.? leucia ad Calycadnum, X, 454.? Lyons, Earliest, V, 481.?Mace Sicily, VIII, 320; IX, 476.?Sla donia, X, 455.?Mallus, I, 346.? vonia, Roman, X, 178.?Soutsos Marash, Athenian, III, 251.? Collection, IX, 351.?Spacca Maroc, Roman, VIII, 379.?of forno, IX, 122.?Syracuse, Ro Maximianus Herculeus, I, 432.? man, V, 107.?Tarentum: Chron Mayence, Inscribed, Imitation of ology of, III, 622 ; Roman Silver, Roman, I, 374.?of Medaba, III, III, 265.?of Empress Tranquil 284.?of Melita, III, 136.?Me lina, I, 418.?Tell-el-Herr, Jew thana-Arsino?, IX, 476.?Me ish with Hebrew Inscription, IX, tapontum, Prize of Achelous, 339.?Terranova Paus an i a, III, 136.?of Mir?ndola, I, Christian Era, IX, 358.?Thra 451.?Lower Moesia, IX, 457.? cian Types, III, 312.?Ticinum, Mycenae, Silver, I, 419.?of VIII, 487; IX, 220.?Tiriolo, of Nabataean Kings, IX, 200.?of the Bruttii, III, 70.?Toukhel King Nabis, III, 136.?Nanterre, Garamous, Ptolemaic, X, 95.? Imperial Roman, IX, 125.?of Tr?ves, Roman, III, 270, 559; Nero, Chronology of, II, 323.? VIII, 493.?Veszpr?m, Roman, Neuss, Roman and Gallic, IX, VIII, 120.?Volcae-Tectosages, 362.?New York, Ward Collec V, 356.?W?rselen, Roman, VI, tion, Ancient Greek, X, 365.? 85.?Zankle-Messana, X, 197. Niederbieber, Roman, VI, 85.? Coin-weights, Byzantine Stamped 107, Ro Norba, X, 109.?Olbia, Glass, III, 640." man, X, 114.?Ossero, Roman, Cola di Amatrice, S. Bernardino da ? IV, 267. Palazzuolo-Acreide, Siena," Ascoli, VI, 499. II, 125.?Paris: at Exposition, Colias, Cape, II, 313. 1900, V, 119; Roman, X, 117; Coligny: Calendar, III, 147, 280, Waddington Collection, I, 391 ; 638; IX, 223.?Bronze Statue, II, 305.?Pennobrias, Merovin II, 127.?Statue of Mars, IX, gian, III, 152.?Pergamene, VI, 223. Inscribed 461.?Pherae, 'Evvo?ia, Collections: , Engravings, V, ? X, 197.?Phoenician, IX, 466.? 122. Barberini, Antiquities, Gold Stater of Pitigliano, Philip VII, 141.?Bartlett, Antiquities, II, III, 76.?Pompeii, Roman, IX, 372.?Bas-reliefs of Roman IV, 256; V, 350.?with Portrait Gaul, VII, 385.?Benson, Coins, of Maxentius, VIII, 487.?with IX, 213.?Bignami, Coins, III, Portrait of Pythagoras, X, 444.? 508.?Bonnat, Works of Art, Ptolema?s, Bronze, IV, 341.? VII, 399.?Borghese, Pictures Punic, III, 70.?of Regalianus and Statuary, V, 353.?Buff urn, and Dryantilla, IV, 367.? Amber, VII, 404.?Campana, Rhodes, X, 454.?Roman: Deco IX, 198, 457; X, 178, 438.?Cara l6o INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

panos, Bronzes, VII, 115.?Car 369.?Roman Sculpture, VIII, vallo, Paintings, IX, 495.?Chigi, 369 Paintings in, IV, 283.?Choiseul Cologne: Acquisitions of the Collec Gouffier, Sculpture in, IV, 373.? tions of Antiquities, I, 375.? Corroyer, Mediaeval Jewellery, Douglas Collection of Painted IX, 382.?Corvisieri, Seals, VIII, Glass, III, no.?Glazed Fai ? 129. Creusot, Intaglios, X, ence, III, 654.?Non-sacred 356.?De Vos, Society for Pre Mediaeval Wall-Paintings, VI, venting Exportation of, IX, 93.? 97.?Museum, Portraits by Se Douglas, Painted Glass, III, bastiano del Piombo, VII, 144.? no.?Dutuit, Works of Art, VII, Porta Paphia, III, 269.?Roman 400.?Errara, Textiles, VI, Sculptures, I, 370.?Stoneware 489.?Fortnum, Works of Art, I, Pottery, IV, 385.?Terra-cotta 377; IV, 506.?Gandolfe, Sculp Makers, VIII, 324. ture, I, 383.?Garland, Vases, Colony, Roman in Africa (Uthina), VI, 379.?Giustiniani, Marbles V, 482. from, VIII, 126; X, 365.? Color: on Neumagen Sculptures, Grandi, Pictures, IX, 377.? VIII, 492.?in Paintings, Greenwell, Coins, IX, 372.? Changes of, VII, 251. Pierre Hamon, Palaeographic, Colorado, Mesa Verde National VI, 96.?Imhoff-Blumer, Coins, Park, X, 376. V, no.?Johnson, Paintings, X, Coloring of Casts in Bremen Mu 218.?Kann, Old Masters, V, seum, VII, 454. 369.?Lindenau, Vases, VI, 84.? Colors, Liturgical, Symbolism of, Ludovisi, Statuary, V, 353, 354.? VI, 487. and Draw Maciet, Photographs Columbia Valley, Aboriginal Re ings, IX, 361.?Maignan, An mains, IX, 387. tiquities, I, 404.?Malcolm, Ital Columna Xanthica, IV, 536. ian Drawings, II, 345.?Mar Columns: Acanthus at Delphi, III, quand, Bronzes, II, 134.?Me 293 ; IX, 215.?of Igel, IX, 224.? dici, of Portraits of Artists, Uf Mycenae, , fizi, III, 108.?Moreau, Antiqui IX, 364.?of the Naxians, Del Classi ties, VII, 250.?Oldfield, phi, III, 292.?Old, Pompeii, cal Antiquities, IV, 506, 507.? VIII, 317; IX, 217; X, 459.? Giancarlo Christian Litur Rossi, Proportions of Roman, III, 112.? gical Utensils, VIII, 498.?Rou Romanesque, III, 641.?Trajan's, yer, French Historical Jetons, see Rome, s. v. 100.?Sandor Paint III, Lederer, Comb, Christian, Salona, VIII, 127. En ings, X, 373.?Santerelli, Combarelles, Cave, Prehistoric Re gravings, VI, 497.?Santini, liefs, VI, 369. Ital Paintings, X, 127.?Sciarra, Commendatio of Plebeians, IX, 480. ian Pot Paintings, I, 450.?Sels, Commission for the Study of Roman Greek tery, II, 331.?Somz?e, Germany, VI, 84. and Roman Antiquities, VIII, Comneni, Portraits in Manuscript, 368.?Soutsos, Coins, IX, 351.? IX, 226. Stroganoff, Ivories, III, 98.? Como: Altar of S. Abondio in Cathe Waddington, Coins, I, 391; II, dral, II, 342.?Palazzo del Bro Miniatures 305.?Wallace: in, letto, Restoration, IV, 276.? IX, 385; Paintings in, IV, 520; Villa Gir?la, Paintings by Tie Italian Paintings in, VII, 144.? polo, VII, 139. Ward: Greek Coins, X, 365; Compagno di Pesellino, VI, 230. Egyptian Scarabs, X, 365.?Was Compi?gne, Statuette of Corinna, III, ser, Objets d'Art, IX, 140.? 121; IV, 527. Yerkes, Paintings, X, 488.?Va Concord, Temple in Roman Forum, rious, sold by Sangiorgi, Rome, X, 352. IX, 380. Condivi, Ascanio, Frescoes at Ripa Collettara, Discoveries, III, 261. transone, VI, 232, 382. Colmar, Museum: Objects from Ca C?ne, Jacques, IX, 490. on mirus, VIII, 369.?Objects from Confirmation, Early Christian the Campana Collection, VIII, Monuments, X, 206. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. l6l

Congress: of British Archaeological Copenhagen, Ny Carlsberg Museum, Association, III, 104: VI, 98; Fragments of Greek Pediment IX, 141.?of Christian Archae Groups, perhaps from the The ology, Rome, IV, 514; V, 116.? seum, V, 232; VIII, 474. of , Paris, V, Copies, Ancient, of Works of Art, VI, 118.?International, of Ameri 468. canists, New York, VI, 55.?In Copper: Age, in America, X, 488.? ternational, of Archaeologists, at Arabic Inscribed Objects, VIII, Athens, see Archaeological Con 466.?Inscribed Blocks in Cag gress.?of Historical Sciences, liari, IX, 222.?Implements from Rome, VII, 380; IX, 197.?-of Caches in Wisconsin, IX, 388.? Learned Societies, Paris, III, Ingots from Lauregno, IV, 267. 100.?of Orientalists, Rome, II, Copperplates, by Rembrandt, X, 372. 97; IV, 514. Coppo di Marcoaldo, V, 248. Consilinum, Site of, V, 348. Coptic: Convent of Thirteenth-cen Constantine (Africa) : Discoveries, tury, Reconstruction, Louvre, IX, VIII, 123 ; IX, 133.?Megalithic 382.?Monuments at Baouit, VII, Monuments, VI, 199. 103. Constantine (Emperor) : Arch of, see Cora: East Pediment of Parthenon, see Rome.?Basilica of, Rome, VIII, 474.?Statue of, Rome, IX, Forum.?Date of Imperial Title, 479.?Types in Attic Sculpture, VI, 482.?Head from Nisch, VI, V, 461.?See Vase-paintings, 480.?Labarum, IX, 225.?Medal . of, IX, 485 ; X, 202.?and Sons, Coral, Use in Antiquity, III, 278. Representations on Obelisk of Corbatto, Notizie Isola e Citt? Theodosius, Constantinople, X, di Grado, III, 79. 460. Cordegliaghi, X, 488. to Constantinople: Portrait by Gentile Cords Brace Ribs of Statues, VIII, Bellini, X, 366.?" Burnt Col 318. umn," Statue on, VI, 205.? Corinna, of Silanion, Copy at Com 121 Church of the Apostles, III, pi?gne, III, ; IV, 527. Corinth: 150.?Churches, Byzantine, Ver Agora, Discovery of, IV, tical Curves, VIII, 501.?Crown 251.?Fountain in, IV, 489.? of Thorns, Relics from, IV, 376, Duoviri, IV, 359.?Excavations, 116? 548; V, 247, 482.?Monument to I, 351; VI, 475; VII, of a Roman Soldier, VI, 354.? Glauce, IV, 252.?Foundation Monuments of, VII, 246.? Opus Incertum, V, 341.?Isth mian 357.? Mosque of the Kalenders, II, Sanctuary, VIII, Marble Head of Youth, VIII, 337.?Museum: VI, 56; Acqui 357.?"Old Temple," IV, 251.? sitions, Greek Reliefs, V, 336; Pirene, III, 67.?Sculpture: Fig Various Objects, X, 101 ; Attic ures and Reliefs, IV, 489, 490; Relief, V, 464; Bronzes, IV, 350; Pseudo-Caryatides, Colossal, IV, VII, 454; Bronzes, Syrian, VII, 489; Stone Tripod, I, 404.? 370; Changes in Arrangement, Synagogue of the Jews, III, 67.? VIII, 103 ; Description of, III, ? Water-supply, VII, 245. 254; VII, 112; Relief, Archaistic, Weight, Bronze, X, 197. VIII, 309; Relief, Euripides be Corinthian : Alphabet, Secondary fore Dionysus, VII, 112; Sculp Signs, II, 298.?Capitals, V, tures from Tralles, VII, 112; 247. 103; 204; Statuette of VIII, IX, Cornelis, A., Coronation of the Vir Good Shepherd, V, 482.?Obelisk gin, VI, 235. of Theodosius, Base, X, 460.? Cornillon, Relief, IX, 360; X, 203. of German Mu Representative Cornwall: Churches, St. Clere, III, seums, III, 508.?St. Sophia, VI, 106; St. Levan, VIII, 502.?Font, of 223.?Wall Anastasius and Norman, IX, 230.?Fonts, Types the Dobrudja Walls, VI, 198. of, VI, 492.?Norman Tympana, Contorniate, at Trier, V, 358. III, 103. Cope: Ascoli, IX, 489.?Pienza, IX, Corpus: Inscriptionum Graecarum, 489.?Syon, IX, 489. IX, 96; X, 454.?Inscriptionum 11 162 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Graecarum Christianarum, III, ico.?Head of Warrior, Copy of, 510; X, 366, 454.?Numorum III, 561. ltalicorum, II, 96; III, 242. Cretan: Alphabet, VI, 212.?An Correggio: Attributions, VI, 499.? tiquities, Album of, X, 93.?Ex Drawings, New, VI, 499 ; for ploration Fund, Organization of, the Parma Frescoes, V, 370; V, 95.?Goddess, Representations Unedited, IX, 377.?Paintings in on Plaques, VIII, 483.?Objects, Munich, V, 255.?Relation to Miscellaneous iii^ Louvre, X, Ferrari, III, 648.?Wall-paint 117.?Painting, in Louvre, X, ings at Mantua, III, 109. 117.?Script, V, 94; VIII, 312. Corybantes: Campana Relief, VI, Crete: Chronology, IX, 214.?Candia, 484.?on Ruvo Vase, IV, 364. Grave-relief of Fifth Century, Cos: Asclepieum, III, 625; VII, VII, 373.?Cnossus, Chronology, 107, 366; VIII, 349, 350; IX, VIII, 312; Excavations and Dis 345; X, 339.?Astypalaia, Ex coveries, V, 474; VII, 113, 374; cavations, III, 625.?Buildings, VIII, 313, 358, 482; IX, 352; IX, 345.?Discoveries, V, 94; Labyrinth, V, 213, 219; X, 188; VI, 64; IX, 345.?Excavations, Mausoleum, VIII, 358; Mural VII, 366; VIII, 349.?Foun Signs, IX, 477; Neolithic Settle tains, VIII, 349.?-Temples, VIII, ment, VI, 212; Palace, IV, 490; 349 V, 94, 343, 474; VI, 212, 357" Cosmati, Decoration, Civita Castel 359; VII, 117, 374, 461, 462; lana, II, 339. VIII, 359.?Discoveries, IV, 490; Costa, Lorenzo, Portrait of Federigo VI, 66, 72, 212; VII, 242, 376.? Gonzaga, VIII, 399. Ethnology, IX, 214.?Excava Costume: Deformities, VI, 197.? tions, III, 530; IV, 252; V, 94; Gallic, VII, 486. VII, 376 ; X, 345.?Gortyna, Ex Cotilum: Discoveries at Temples, cavations in Agora, VI, 360; VIII, 358. (Labena), Temple and Precinct Cotrone, Sculpture from Temple of of Asclepius, VI, 360.?Goulas, Juno Lacinia, II, 120. Excavations, V, 342; Topog Cotys, II, 296. raphy, VII, 375.?Gournia, Ex Coulombes, Abbaye de, Romanesque cavations and Discoveries, VI, Columns, VIII, 398. 71; VIII, 359; IX, no, 352; X, Counters, from Ver voz, IX, 95. 344.?Hagia Triada, Excava Coxcie, Michael: Nativity of Christ, tions and Discoveries, VII, 375; Ghent, III, 277.?Resurrection VIII, 106, 313, 359; X, 345; of Christ, Ghent, III, 277. Large Palace, VIII, 106, 359; Cracow, Busts of St. Stanislas and Small Palace, VII, 119, 375; St. Ursula, IV, 549. Villa, VIII, 314.?Ancient His Cranach, Lucas: Exhibition at Dres tory of, V, 470.?Kerynia, By den, IV, 279.?Relation to Sculp zantine Silver Treasure, V, ture, V, 257. 485.?Lato, Excavations and Dis Craterus, Representation on the Alex coveries, IX, no.?Leuke, Dis ander Sarcophagus, III, 606. coveries, VIII, 104; Purple-fish Craterus, the Younger, IV, 356. ery, VIII, 104.?Museums: Mu Cremation, in Ancient Greece, X, seum at Canea, at Heraclaeum, 456.?in Italy, VI, 362. National Museum, IV, 252.?Pal Cremona: Castello di Santa Croce, aces, X, 188.?Palaikastro, Ex VII, 253.?Museo Civico, Door cavations, VI, 360; VII, 113; way and Reliefs, VII, 256.? VIII, 105, 313, 483; IX, 112, Porta Stanga, VI, 494.?School 353; Moulds, VIII, 483; Myce of Painters, V, 121. naean Town, VII, 118; Sanctu of Crepitaculum, G?rz, X, 115. ary Dictaean Zeus, VIII, 359; Cr?py-en- Valois, Sixteenth-century Temple, X, 104.?Petsof?, Early House, I, 453. Sanctuary, Discoveries, VIII, Cresilas: Amazon, I, 400.?Decora 483.?Petras, Excavations, VIII, tion of Theseum, Athens, V, 105.?Phaestus, Bust of Ge, IV, Excavations and 232.?Diomedes, V, 463.?Faint 350; Discov ing Wounded Man, IX, 469; X, eries, VII, 113; VIII, 313; Pal NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 163

ace, of the Third Acropolis, VII, I Cross-shaft, Pre-Norman, III, 589. 375; Mycenaean, V, 344; VI, 72; Crostarosa, Pietro, VI, 345. VIII, 313; X, 344, 346; see Crown: Iron at Monza, V, 249, ? H agi a Triada. Phalasarna, 484.?of Thorns, Relics of, IV, Rock-cut Throne, VI, 357.? 376, 548; V, 247. Prehistoric, V, 474.?Pre-Phoe Crucifix: Reproduction in a Minia nician Writing, VIII, 310.? ture, X, 128.?of the Treasure of Praesus, Excavations and Dis Chervel, III, 153.?Fifteenth coveries, VI, 72; VIII, 314.? century, St. Flour, VI, 234.?In Prinias, Mycenaean Idols, VII, troduction into Gaul, VII, 491.? 242.?Sites and their Relation to of Michelangelo, S. Spirito, Flor Athens, V, 94.?Stone Moulds, ence, VIII, 393; IX, 233.?of S. V, 241.?Theatres, VI, 357.? Giovanni Evangelista, Venice, Vasiliki, Excavations and Dis III, 593.?at Villabertran, V, coveries, IX, 352.?Western 250. Provinces, Explorations, VI, Crusade, First, Chronology of, III, 357.?Zakro, Excavations and 640. Discoveries, VI, 72, 360. Crypt: of Cathedral, Chartres, VII, , Statue of Poseidon, I, 351. 256.?of Cathedral, Naples, III, Crimea, Pottery from, I, 439. 586.?of Pope Damasus, see Criminals, Execution of by Wild Rome.?Saxon, at Repton, III, Beasts, I, 425. 277. di 106. Cristoforo Faenza, III, Crypts: in Churches, VI, 489.?in Crivelli, Carlo: False Attribution, London Houses, VI, 493.?at at VI, 499.?Piet? Rome, X, 369. Lyons, VII, 491. Crivelli, Vittore, Signed Painting, X, Crystal of Lothaire, X, 212. 125. Cuirasses, Celtic from Fillinges, VI, Croatia : Archaeology in, IV, 505 ; V, 221. 358; VII, 134; IX, 128; X, Cumae: Figurines for Devotiones, 178.?Discoveries, V, 358; IX, III, 72.?Italic Settlement, IV, 128; X, 178. 545.?Origin of Colony, VIII, on Croesus: Myth Chimney Piece by 363. Benedetto da Rovezzano, VIII, Cup: with Arms of William the Si 334.?in Vase-painting, II, 308. lent, X, 217.?Gold, of Seven Cromwell, Portrait of, IV, 519. teenth Century, X, 487. Crosses: Altar-, in the Sixth Century, Cups, from Vaphio, X, 455. V, 248.?Anglian, Hornby, VIII, Currency, Iron in Britain, X, 469. 501.?on Statue of Apollo, X, Curtius, Ernst, I, 388fr. 132.?in Catacombs, VIII, 327.? Curved Buildings, X, 435. Christian Embankment-, in Eng Curves: Architectural, Ionic Volute, land, I, 446.?in Hebrides, IX, VII, 462; St. Mark's, Venice, 142.?Marble, Imola, X, 368.? | VII, 489.?Horizontal, in Colum of Church of the Incoronata, bia University, IV, 376.?Verti Lodi, VI, 381.?Stone in M?h cal, in Byzantine Churches, Con a ren, III, 645.?in the Form of stantinople, VIII, 501 ; in French Tree (Moissac), I, 444.?at Cathedrals, VIII, 500. Monasterboice, III, 647.?Pre Cybele: Cult, in Africa, VIII, 494; Norman, VII, 256; in Derby at Olbia, VII, 230.?Lions of, in shire, IX, 229, 488 ; in Dove-dale Art, V, 229.?Statue, Colossal, District, IX, 229; at Nunburn Boston, IV, 509.?Type of, holme, V, 486; in Staffordshire, (Sculpture at Cologne), I, 371. I, 446.?in Forest of the High Cyclades: Early Civilization of, III, Peak, IX, 230.?Rock-Crystal, 623.?Notes on Antiquities, III, London, X, 373.?English Tau, 316. VIII, 501.?T rue, Paintings Cycle, Metonic, Introduction of, VII, representing the Discovery of, 475 IX, 237; Relics of, Eyne, VI, Cycnus, see Vase-paintings, Heracles. 489.?Upenna, of Gilded Cubes, Cylinders, Babylonian, Representa a IX, 376.?by Pietro Vanini, VI, tions of the Gods with Turban, 500.?Viking, Melling, VIII, X, 439.?See Babylonian. I 501.?Wheston, X, 132. Cynosarges, Stelae from, II, 272. 164 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Cynuria, Potter's Oven, X, 346. I coes, VIII, 332; Ravenna, Sta. Cyprus: Abbey of Lep?is, III, 642.? Maria in Porto, IV, 277. Bronze Goat's Horn, VI, 460.? Daochos, see Delphi. Bronze Wheeled Base, V, 226.? Daou, Monastery of, IX, 487. see Byzantine Jewellery, III, 97 ; Dares, Mosaics, Villelaure. Treasure, VIII, 390.?Discov Daret, Jacques, VI, 234. eries, Various, I, 335.?Excava Darmstadt, Gallery: Scenes from the tions, II, 248; IV, 248; of the Passion by a Rhenish Painter, British Museum, III, 521.?Ivory IV, 559 " " Disc, British Museum, III, 560. Daucher, Hans, D?rer medals, ?Mycenaean, Gold Plaque, II, X, 2I3. 108 Statue from ; Period, III, 624.?Stone Da-udu, " Bismaya, X, 96. Head from, III, 291. David, Gerard : Flight into Egypt," Cypselus, Chest of, VIII, 477. X, 124.?Miniatures, VII, 501.? at Cyrene, Excavations of Danish Expe Triptych Cagliari, VI, 500. David of Lead Medal dition, IV, 508. Trebizond, of, Cyriacus of Ancona: Notes on Strabo, X, 205, 471. III, 315.?Pergamene Original of Davis, F., V, 83. 222. a Drawing by, VII, 460.?Visits Dax, Ramparts of, VI, De Donis to Pergamum, VII, 368. Dei, VIII, 503. De Monstris Cyrus, Expedition against Lydia, III, (Chinese), II, 238. Dead: Book Translation 117. (The) of, of Cyzicus: Fragmentary Sculptures, Chapter, IX, 458.?Hebrew Cult at Me VIII, 101.?Site, VI, 461.? of, IX, 464.?Cult in Honor Statue of Rhea, IV, 350.?Topog nidi, III, 624.?Feast of (Rosalia), V, 455.?Posses raphy, VIII, 350. j sions of, VIII, 484. Decharme, Paul, X, 91. in. , Boundary of, V, Decius, Chronology of, IV, 546. Bernardo: in Na Daddi, Painting Decoration : Architectonic, V, 482.? ples, X, 368.?Two Triptychs, Gothic, Arum in, VI, 225.?Ro X, 213. man of Vaulted Ceilings, VIII, Statue of Time 100. Daddu, of, IX, 316.?Zo?morphic in Venetia, Daedalus: Vase-painting, III, 631.? VI, 219. Works, VII, 237. Decorative: Birds, VI, 455, 469.? Remains of Mandan Dakota, North, Motives: Acanthus, V, 247; Village, X, 133. Antithetic Grouping, IX, 197; Dalmatia: Antiquities, V, 225.?Ar Evolution of, IV, 522; V, 247; chaeological Notes from, III, , X, 437; Rinceau, V, 595.?Roman Settlements, VIII, 453; Serpent, IX, 498; Spiral 372.?Northern, Discoveries, IX, Scroll, V, 247.?Plaques in Greek 362. Art, VI, 215. Dalm?tica, of Charlemagne, V, 484. Dehaisnes (Monseigneur), I, 445. Damanhour, Palette of Schist, IX, Deianeira, Rape of, Forms of Myth, 198. V, 237. Damascus, Relief, Mounted Syrian Deir-el-Bahari: Discoveries, X, 94.? God, VIII, 347. Temples, Excavations at, III, Damasus, Pope, Crypt of, see Rome. 59; viii, 343; IX, 98; X, 94, Damophon, Sculptures at Lycosura, 438. VIII, 475; IX, 205; X, 446 Deir el-Qala'a, Relief of Jupiter Danae, see Vase-painting. Heliopolitanus, VI, 200. Danaides: Origin of the Myth, I, Delaborde, Count, Bequest to the 419.?Punishment of, VII, 477. Biblioth?que Nationale, IV, 283. to Danish Archaeological Expedition Delf, Ernoul, I, 452. North Africa, IV, 508. Delli, Dello, Frescoes in Sta. Maria Dante: Divine Comedy, Illuminated Novella, Florence, VIII, 394. Manuscript, VII, 141.?House of, Delos: Braziers, X, 105.?Excava Florence, VI, 381.?Portrait, tions and Discoveries, VIII, 106; Florence, by Paolo Uccello, VIII, IX, 112, 353; X, 346; Gift of 332; Naples, Incoronata Fres Duc de Loubat toward, VIII, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 165

359; IX, 112; at Port, II, 315; Siphnians; of Sicyon, Metopes Renewal of, VII, 376.?House of of, II, 261 ; Relief of Ship on Kerdon, IX, 353.?Purification Metope, IX, 468; of the Siphni of, III, 259.?Statue, Colossal ans, Caryatides, VI, 464; Name, Male, III, 119.?Statues, Various, II, 255; Position, IV, 524; Sculp IX, 112.?Tetragon, VII, 119.? ture, II, 255.?Tripod in Com Theatre, II, 257. memoration of the Battle of Delphi : Acanthus Column, III, 293 ; Plataea, IX, 477.?Tripods, of IX, 215.?Agias Statue, IV, 527; Gelo, III, 292, 306; VII, 474; of V, 233, 464; VII, 467; IX, 470; Hiero, III, 306.?Trophy, of X, 191.?Alexander's Hunt, III, Aemilius Paulus, III, 294; of 68, 293 ; IV, 349, 527.?Bronze Messenians at Naupactus, III, Charioteer, III, 292; V, 231, 294.?Votive Offerings, III, 629. 465; X, 194.?Bronze Statuette, Deluge-Tablet, from Sippara, II, 103. II, 263, 268.?Byzantine Plaques, Demeter: on 'kyelaoToc ILerpa, III, III, 324.?Christian Fragments, 628 ; IX, 477.?Babylonian Ori IV, 549.?Chronology, of Ar gin of Cult, IX, 199.?Cave at dions, IV, 533, 534; VI, 473.? Grammichele, VII, 127.?Cult, Column, see above, Acanthus; of Olbia, VII, 230.?East Pediment the Naxians, III, 292.?Dialect, of Parthenon, VIII, 474.?of III, 307.?Engraved Shell, II, Praxiteles, II, 275.?Relief, from 115.?Ex-Votos, Various, III, Eleusis, III, 628 ; at Naples, VI, 292, 293 ; of Daochos, III, 292 ; 76.?Sacrificial Rite at Eleusis, IV, 527, 534; V, 464; of Lysan VIII, 314.?Statue, Rome, IX, der, VI, 213; X, 191; of Mara 479.?Roman Imitation of Greek thon, VI, 213 ; IX, 477.?Guide Statue, V, 477.?Temple at Ta Book, IX, 113.?Gymnasium, V, nagra, III, 617.?Types in Attic 459.?Ionian Art at, VIII, 481.? I Sculpture, V, 461.?See Eleusis, Lesche of the Cnidians, Wall Cults ; Vase-paintings, Triptole mus. paintings of , III, 138. ?Marmaria, Fall of Rocks, IX, Demetria, at D?los, IX, 209. 354; Temples of Athena Pronaia Demetrias, Site and Walls, X, 105. and Athena Ergane, VI, 73.? Demetrius Phalereus, Portrait-head,. Museum, Arrangement of, VIII, VIII, 477. 107; Opening of, VII, 376.? Demosthenes: of Polyeuctos, Repli at Nao7ro?o?, IV, 533.?Oracular cas, VII, 467.?Statue Seven Chasm, IX, 215.?Promanteia, oaks, III, 298. Petrie's V, 240.?HvdiovlKai of Aristotle Denderah, Excavations, II, 101. and Callisthenes, Date of, IV, ? 533. Religious Beliefs, IV, Dennis, George, III, 243. Dental 361.?Sacred Way, Monuments, Antiquities from Conca, III, IV, 538; VI, 476.?Stadium, V, 72. ^ 459.?Archaic Statues by Poly Derbyshire, Pre-Norman Crosses, IX, medes, VI, 463.?Temple of 229, 488. Apollo, History of, II, 252; Desh?sheh, Excavations, II, 102. Pediment Sculptures, VII, 463.? Desio, Milanese Sculptures at, VI, Temples on the Marmaria Road, 229. VIII, 481:?Theatre, Reliefs AeaKOiva, V, 475. from, III, 299.?Thessalian Despotiko, Excavations, II, 117. Group, X, 191 ; see Ex-Votos, Deutsche Orientgesellschaft, see Ger man Daochos.?Topography of the Oriental Society. Enclosure, II, 309.?Treasuries, Devonshire, Paintings on Screens, I, X, 189.?Treasury, of the Athe 449. nians, Inscription, III, 138; Devotiones, Figurines for, from Cu Metopes, IX, 203 ; Restoration, mae, III, 72.?See Inscriptions, X, 102, 444; of the Cnidians, Curse-. Caryatides of, IV, 524; V, 461; Diadem, Golden from Eretria, VI, VI, 464; Ionian Art in, VI, 463; 361. ^ VIII, 481; Name, II, 255; III, Diadochoi, Portraits of Dynasties of, 137; see below, Treasury of the IX, 470. 166 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Diadumenus: Berlin, VIII, 370.?of Statuette, from Egypt, VIII, 382; Phidias, X, 445.?of Polyclitus, ! Salona, V, in; Sidcup, I, IX, 468 ; X, 445 ; Replica from 376.?Terra-cottas, , VI, Sens, VI, 369.?Vaison, I, 400. 367.?Thracian Relief from Mel Diaeus, II, 114. nik, VIII, 353.?Torso, Alexan Dial, Marble from Utica, X, 364. dria, X, 93 ; Perinthus, III, Diana: Arician, VIII, 489.?Bust 254.?and Ariadne, Representa on from Utica, IX, 366.?It?lica, tion Ash-chest from Northern on VIII, 113.?Statue, at Santiponce, Italy, X, 462 ; Mirror Cover, VII, 385; in Turin Museum, II, VI, 477; Sculptured Fragments 272.?Statuette from Calama, X, from Temple at Sassoferrato, II, 132.?Temple at Norba, VI, 122.?and Euripides, Relief at 363.?Torso from Carthage, I, Constantinople, VII, 112.?and 386.?and Actaeon, Mosaic from Hermes, IX, 365.?and Panther, Timgad, VII, 394; VIII, 123. Bronze Situla, VIII, 382.?and Didyma: Altar, IX, 201.?Excava the Thyiades, Thasian Reliefs, tions, VIII, 470.?Sculptures VIII, 297.?See Vase-paintings. from Temple, VIII, 470.?Tem I Dioptra, of Heron of Alexandria, IV, ple of Apollo, I, 346 ; VII, 105 ; I . 3?1: VIII, 470. Dioscuri: Busts from Sperlonga, III, Dieppe, Drawing of in 1699, IV, 518. 549.?Flight of, VI, 214.?and Dijon: Lithograph, copied from Lost Helena, Relief at Stobi, VII, Miniature, X, 371.?Museum: 371.?of the Quirinal, V, 477.? Ivories, Mediaeval French, III, Rape of Daughters of Leucippus, 154; Portrait of Edgar, Comte Reliefs, VIII, 309.?Relief in de Frise, IX, 140; Watteau, Berlin Museum, V, 478.?Relief Danse Paysanne, VIII, 506.? from Sparta, V, 347.?from Ro Notre Dame, Sculptures, V, man Forum, V, 105.?on Ruvo ? 485. Saint-B?nigne, Piscina, Vase, IV, 364.?Temple at Na III, 644.?" Ecce Homo," II, 343. ples, V, 473.?Terra-cotta Re Dimini: Prehistoric Palace, V, 345.? liefs from Tarentum, V, 477.? Prehistoric Settlement, VII, 120; Votive Offerings from Tarentum, VIII, 107. V, 243.?See Vase-paintings. at Dinant, Exposition of Brasses, VIII, Dioscuri-Cabiri, Temple Medinet 132. el-Nahas, VII, 104. Diodorus of Sardis, Epigram, II, 305. Dioshieron, Site, VII, 461. Diomedes: of Cresilas, V, 463.?See Discoboli, Bronze, Berlin, VIII, 370. Odysseus. Discobolus: See Hermes.?Lancelotti, , East Pediment of Parthenon, VI, 203.?Vatican, III, 298. Various VIII, 474. " " Discoveries, Archaeological Dionyso, Archaic Apollo Figure, at: 'Abdeh, IX, 101.?Abu Roash, X, 346. VI, 59.?Adria, IV, 493.?Agyia, Dionysus: Battle with the Indians, III, 529.?Alfedena, VI, 362.? Ivory Carvings, V, 454.?Cande Amphissa, III, 529.?Anau, labrum, Montechiaro, II, 121.? VIII, 338fr.?Andalusia, VIII, Cathegemon, Worship in Per 113.?Aosta, III, 79.?Apollonia gamon, VII, 459.?Cult at Chae Pontica, X, 91.?Aquae Albulae, ronea, X, 102.?Head, Colmar VII, 122.??rdea, V, 102.?Ar Museum, VIII, 369.?Hellenistic gentan, VII, 130.?Arpajon, VII, Bronze Figure, VIII, 96.?Helle 131.?Atena Lucana, VI, 363.? nistic Relief, Chantilly, IX, 360.? Baetica, III, 552.?Bene Vagi Legend of, on a Thraco-Macedo enna, VI, 363.?Bersheh, II, nian Chariot, IX, 217.?Mirror, 101.?Berthou ville, I, 367.? Berlin, VII, 474.?East Pediment Besan?on, III, 637.?Blandford, of the Parthenon, VIII, 474.? Hod Camp, III, 91.?Boden, II, Relief on Tripod Base, IV, 348.? I 128.?Bois-des-Bouchauds, VII, Sacred Building at Delos, IX, 131.?Bolsena, IX, 116.?Brioni, 112.?" Sardanapalus," IX, 205. V, in.?Brioni Grande, X, ?Statue from Pozzuoli, III, 263. 118.?Brunette de Ch?rac, I, ?Statues, Sardinia, X, 114.? 367.?Cabeza del Griego, VII, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 167

130.?Carpi (in Terramara), IV, 247-?Syrus, IV, 253.?Szamo 494.?Casaleone, VI, 75.?Cas s?jv?r, VIII, 120.?Tell-ej-Ju tiglione della Pescaia, III, 535.? deideh, V, 88.?Tell el-Hesy, IX, Ceos, III, 625.?Cephallenia, IV, 341.?Tell-es-S?fi, IV, 246.?Tell 255.?Ceretea, V, 341.?Cesi, III, Ta'anek, X, 99.?Tell Zakar?ya, 74.?Cividale del Friuli, IX, IV, 247.?Tepeyahualca, VIII, 116.?Chester, IV, 506; V, 113.? 94.?Terranova-Fausania, III, Cirencester, IV, 269.?Clanville, 81.?Thermus, VI, 74.?Tim III, 562.?Conca, III, 72.?Croa mari, VI, 81.?Tricarico, III, tia, IV, 505.?Darmstadt, I, 71.?Troezen, IV, 255.?Tuscu 373.?Deir-el-Qala'a, V, 87.? lum, I, 362.?Umm el Barag?t, D?r, V, 331.?D?r-el-Ball?s, VI, IV, 481.?Varna, IV, 486.? 346.?El-Akhaiwa, V, 331.?El Vayes, VII, 385.?Velem-St. Veit, Alawniyeh, VI, 58.?El-Amrah, VIII, 120; X, 358.?Ven?jean, VI, 57.?Fano, IV, 494.?Fara, III, 368.?Vertault, VI, 370.? VII, 105, 363 ; IX, 99.?Fiesole, Wald?rn (Limesfort), II, 128.? III, 261.?Fossombrone, IV, 494.? Weisbaden, I, 373.?Worms, I, Frankfort, I, 373.?Fr?jus, VIII, 373.?See also under names of 366.?Gela, V, 349.?Gigthi, countries, provinces, cities, etc. VIII, 122.?Gioia Tauro, VII, Discus: Bronze Greek from Sicily, 124.?Grammichele, VII, 127.? IV, 361; Homeric, II, 308. Haltern a. d. Lippe, IV, 504.? Divination, Bowl-, among Babyloni Hayling, III, 92; VIII, 494-? ans, IX, 460. los, IX, 113.?Kaisarieh, IV, Djebel Sh?kh Berek?t, Sanctuary of 485.?Kertch, V, 237.?, Zeus Madbachos, VI, 459. V, 360.?Ksiba, VIII, 125.?Ko Dodona, Bronze Gong, VI, 476. lophon Nova, X, 339.?Lamunia, Dog: of King Soumou Ilou, IX, III, 601.?Langres, III, 637.? 341 ; X, 182.?Golden, of Zeus, Leicestershire, VIII, 375.?Leptis see Vase-paintings.?Significance Magna, IX, 131.?Lindus, IX, on Attic Grave-monuments, IX, 346.?Lipari, VI, 76.?Mainz, I, 207. see 374; III, 558.?Mayence, Dogs, Ancient Breeds, X, 436. Mainz.?Martres-Tolosane, VI, Dolmen, near La Calle, VIII, 380.? 484.?Megara, IV, 255.?Men Nelhou?t, III, 242. zen, I, 372.?Minety, III, 589.? Domitian: Base of Equestrian Statue, Montsalier, VIII, 115.?Morsott, Rome, VIII, 364.?Dacian Wars, V, 360.?Mt. Parn?s, Cave of VIII, 493.?Regulation of Vine Pan, VII, 121.?My-Son, VIII, yards, VI, 220.?Wars in Ger 340.?Naga Dey, VI, 58.? many and on the Danube, VIII, V, m.?New Phale Nedinum, 493 rum, V, 341.?Niederbonn, III, Donatello: as an Architect and Deco 559.?Nisch, VI, 56.?Nola, V, rator, VI, 229.?Copies from a 103.?Northamptonshire, VIII, Lost Work, X, 214.?Statue of 400.?Orchomenos, VII, 377.? Gattamelata, Padua, Cast of, Pacengo, IV, 369.?Panticapae VIII, 401.?Virgin and Child, um, X, 89.?Piperno, IV, 368.? Relief at Pitiglione-Farnese, III, 76.? Florence, IX, 376.?Re lief at Podgrazje, V, in.?Poggio Savona, III, 592.?St. marino, VII, 384.?Pola, III, 267, Louis, V, 253. Donato del Shrine at Abbiate 556; V, in.?Rodenbach, VI, Conte, 85; Rottenburg, I, 372.?Sa grasso, II, 155. Grave-reliefs from gonne, VII, 387.?Saint-Martin, Donaueschingen, Asia I, 445.?San Marzano, VII, "Minor, VIII, 369. in 384.?Sanseverino-Marche, III, Donzy, Annunciation," Tympa 208. 549.?Sarzana, III, 77.?Selinus, num, X, Ornamented Stone from III, 80.?Siphnus, IV, 253.? Door, Acre, Souk-el-Arba, VII, 393.?South x, 97. wark, II, 131; III, 91.?Spires, Doors, Bronze in Italy, VII, 490. I, 373.?Spoleto, II, 121.?Stock Door-latch, from Boscoreale, VIII, ton Heath, V, 113.?Susa, III, 490. 168 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Dorchester, Roman Pavement, IV, I Dress, of Archaic Acropolis Statues, 270. VIII, 473 Dordogne, Statue of Three-headed Drums, Ancient Bronze, VIII, 467. Gallic God, III, 554. Duccio, Agostino di, Madonna, Dorians and Achaeans, IX, 214. Louvre, VIII, 131. di Doric, Dialect, IX, 214. Duccio Buoninsegna: Chronology Doria, Remains of Hellenic Christian of, V, 248.?Rucellai Madonna,. Civilization, IX, 225. VI, 225.?Sterbini Diptych, IX, Dosiades, Fourteenth-century Minia 377 E. 102. ture, X, 217. D?mmler, L., VII," " " Albrecht : Dossi, Dosso : Immaculate Concep D?rer, Adam and Eve . tion," Dresden, IX, 496.?" Jupi (1504), V, 488.?Attribution of at ter and Virtue," V, 255.?Virgin Portrait Frankfort, VII, 262.? in Glory, with Saints, at Codi Baumgartner Altarpiece, VII, goro, VI, 380. 402.?Chronology, III, 653.? in Dougga: Excavations and Discov Drawing, Hamburg, VIII, from Netherland Sketch eries, VII, 137.?Temples, Capit 507; of oline, V, 114; of Mercury, Date book, V, 258.?Engraving of, IX, 365; Phoenician, I, 437.? Horseman, V, 258.?Medals, X, of Girl in Theatre, III, 566; IV, 508. 213.?Painting Young Drapery, Scythian Arrangement of, Berlin, V, 122.?Paintings (1506 in V, 476. 1507) Berlin, IV, 519.?Por trait of: Drawings: Illustrating the Graphic D?rer, X, 370; Agnes D?rer's Arts, and Archaeology, IX, D?rer, V, 122; Father, Bartolomeo 360.?of Belvedere Torso, III, IX, 240; V?neto, V, Works 271.?Exhibition in British Mu 258.?Recent on, VII, to de' Bar seum, VI, 98 ; Study for Christ 502.?Relation Jacopo Blessing Little Children in Na beri, III, 653.?Rosenkranzbild, 122.?" St. tional Gallery, IX, 386.?Un V, Jerome," , 121 Seven edited by Correggio, IX, 377.? V, ; Vienna, V, 257.?" Sorrows of Fifteenth-century, in Escurial Mary," Dresden, VI, Library, Madrid, Album of, IX, 235.?Signature, IX, 240.?Study of the of the Human 381.?Italian, Berlin Museum, Proportions VII, 402; Malcolm Collection of, Form, VII, 502; IX, 231.?"Tri Chariot of the II, 345.?by Old Masters, Chats umphal Emperor to worth House, VII, 404; Royal Maximilian," II, 157.?Visit the Library, Turin, III, 508.?Pisa Netherlands, II, 344. D?sseldorf: Exhibition of German nello, from the Antique, X, of 480.?Raphael, VIII, 334.?of Art, IX, 227.?Exhibition Mediaeval the Renaissance, Reproductions Art, VI, 384.?Expo by Vasari Society, IX, 386.?of sition, 1904, IX, 496.?Retrospec tive of Roman Buildings, Sixteenth Exposition Religious Art, century, IX, 497.?Design by VII, 138. Duke of Verrocchio, UfEzi, X, 367.?War Alva, Satirical Picture of, wick Manuscript, VII, 501.?See VIII, 336. Domenico and Florence, Uffizi. Duodo, Francesco, Busts Alessandro Dresden: Ariadne, VII, 467.?Al by Vittorio, V, 121. bertinum, Copies of Figures from the Parthenon, VI, 204.?Cran Durango, Iberian Monument (Be ach Exhibition, IV, 279.?Gallery, cerro), VI, 368. Discoveries in No. 172, VI, 235; "Seven Sor Durham, Abbey, VIII, rows of Mary," D?rer, VI, 235.? 400. 201. Museum: Acquisitions of An Dusares, Cult, IX, tiquities, IV, 504; VII, 133; Dusmanes, X, 469. Dutch Studies Bronzes, III, 87; Gems and Art, of, IV, 381. 102. Gold, III, 87; Sculpture, III, 86; Dutuit, Auguste, VII, Terra-cottas, III, 87; Vases, III, Dynastic Law in Hellenistic King 88; VII, 133.?Royal Collection, doms, VII, 476. Porcelain Bouquet, IX, 239. I Dystus, Remains of City, IV, 491. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 169

E. S., Engraver, Coat of Arms of, VI, Middle Empire, IX, 375 ; of New 236. Empire, IX, 375 ; of Old Empire, Earrings: Ancient Gold, III, 571.? IX, 374; Predynastic, V, 227; Mediaeval of Oriental Type, IV, Prehistoric, IX, 374; Exhibitions 377 of, London, VIII, 377; in Metro East Wemyss, Factor's Cave, X, 477. politan Museum, X, 365; at Ebers, Georg Moritz, III, 57.?Li New Haven, V, 116; in Phila brary of, IV, 243. delphia, X, 124; in Pittsburg, "Ecce Homo": at Dijon, II, 343.? VI, 60; at Turin, I, 339.? of Castle of Warfus?e, III, 652. Art, in American Museums, V, ?chelos and Basile, Attic Relief, X, 116; Babylonian Influence in, 190. III, 597.?Capitals, Models of, Echmounazar, Date of Dynasty, IX, VIII, 468.?Chronology, Discus sion of, IX, 457; Reliability of of Ecrivain, Meaning, IX, 496. Manetho, V, 456; Use Sothis and Lunar Egidius of Neustadt, Statue by, Datings, IX, 457.? Padua, IX, 378. Civilization, Relation to Baby Egypt: Appointment of G. Maspero lonian, III, 114.?Enameling, as Director of Antiquities, IV, VIII, 467.?Flint Implements, I, from Mar 243.?Care of Antiquities, III, 338.?Flint Objects 243.?Chronology, IV, 340; X, seilles, X, 117.?God with Bour 179.?Discoveries, II, 98, 239; geons, IX, 459.?Imitations of Athenian 181.?Incan III, 58; IV, 242, 478; V, 330; Coins, X, IX, 340 ; X, 93 ; of Greek and Ro tations, IX, 458.?Inspectors of man Ancient Antiquities, VI, 346; VIII, Monuments, IV, 242.? 188.?Leathern 96.?Excavations, II, 101 ; (by Labyrinth, X, Garment and Am?lineau), III, 243, 511; IV, Box, Boston, VIII, 180.? 478; V, 84; VI, 57ff.; VIII, 342. 388.?Magic Ivories, X, ?Exploration Fund : American Mast-heads, X, 181.?Month manu Subscriptions, X, 92 ; Archae Abib, X, 186.?Obelisks factured in ological Report, VII, 103 ; VIII, Rome, II, 325.? 95; Bequests, I, 337; Division of Orantes, Origin, IV, 548.?Paint in Finds, III, 95; Gift to Boston ings Tombs, V, 475.?Palettes, Museum of Fine Arts, IX, 373 ; III, 597.?Papyri, Various, X, Life under the Ro New York State Branch, III, 94.?Private man 96.?Early Foreign Relations, V, Empire, VI, 458.?Race, 228.?Early Relations to Greece, Origin of, I, 393.?Research Ac VIII, 299.?Ancient Fortifica count, Organization of, X, 92.? tions, V, 228.?Greek Wooden Slab with Figures, V, 334.?Slab with Furniture from, VII, 363.?Greek Harvest-scene, IX, 216.? Statue from South and Latin Papyri, IX, 199.? Africa, VI, Greek Titles in the Ptolemaic 60.?Statuette of Horus as Le Period, IV, 523.?Early Kings, gionary, Louvre, VIII, 468.? Silver 180.?Stele Order of, X, 438.?Kings of Statuettes, X, with Eleventh Dynasty, IX, 458.?Le Relief, IV, 340.?7V? of the Two 181.? Mus?e Egyptien, VI, 60.?Papyri, Brothers, X, see for Papyri.?Roman Officials in, Tools, Cutting out, VI, 198.? IV, 340; V, 227.?Service des An Transcription of Language, X, tiquit?s, Work, IX, 97.?Carved 180.?Wooden Boxes in My Slate, X, 335.?Statuettes of cenaean Style, III, 281.?Woods, Aphrodite Anadyomene, VII, III, 114.?Year, X, 186.?See 466.?under Thinite Kings, VII, Pottery. 455.?Use of Iron in, VIII, Egyptology, Articles relating to, in 298.?Women in Ptolemaic Pe Orientalistische Literatur-Zeit riod, III, 598. ung, VII, 232. Egyptian: Agricultural Implements, Eileithyia, VII, 243.?See Vase-paint IX, 458.?Antiquities, at Bene ings. in ventum, IX, 116; Boston, IX, Elv?repe? (Homeric), Singular, VI, 63. of 373fr.; Coptic Period, IX, El Kenissia, Sanctuary of Tanit, X, 375; Early Dynastic, V, 227; of 123. 170 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Elam, History of, VI, 459. Enamels: Bari, Plaque of St. Nicho Elamic Language, IX, 455. las, V, 249.?Egyptian on Metal, Elamite, Ancient Deities, X, 183.? VIII, 467.?Hanover, Mediaeval, Archaic Writing, X, 183. V, 252.?Karnak, Gold Scarabs, Elaphebolia, I, 416. VIII, 467.?Limoges, X, 210, 'Ela^?arinro^ VII, 477. 476; (Novgorod), VII, 403.? Elatea, Prehistoric Habitations, X, Perau, Early, III, 154.?Spain, 103. Champlev? Shield, X, 476; Vari ous Elbe, Votive Altar to Hercules, VIII, Objects, VII, 494.?Vladimir, 3I9 of Twelfth Century, VIII, 390. Encaustic Elche: Discoveries, Various, X, Painting, IV, 364. 355.?Female Head in Louvre, Enceladus, Marble Fragment from II, 125 ; III, 146, 279.?Stone Delphi, VII, 464. Figure of a Warrior, III, 551. Endoios, Athena, VIII, 473. : Elephantine, Aramaic Papyrus, X, Eneolithic Period, Characteristics 181. of, VIII, 322; in Italy, III, 635; at Eleusinian : Ceremonies, Representa VI, 482.?Remains, Nebida, tions of in Art, III, 128.?Cult, X, 114.?Remedello Sotto, III, Scenes from, on Painted Plaques, 145; IV, 369; VI, 218.?Tombs, see Tombs: Reme VI, 207 ; of Triptolemus, III, Benevento, dello 628 ; Vases used in, VI, 208.? Sotto.?Utensils in Italy, Cults, IV, 356; see Vase-paint IV, 545 Roman Standard ings.?Goddesses, Types in Attic England, and Chair, 4.61. Great Britain. Art, V,' VI, 484.?See Eleusis: Ay?laoro? n?rpa, III, 628; Engraved, Crystal from Castlecary, IX, 477.?Excavations, III, 68, VII, 135.?Metal Plates from 530.?Relief, Goddess seated on Carthage, V, 114.?Mycenaean Rock, III, 628 ; of Lakrateides, Rings, V, 240.?Stone Slab, Ja X, 190.?, IX, 477; nina, VIII, 353. X, 198.?Topography, IX, 477.? Engraving, Prehistoric, II, 237. Treasuries, X, 457. Engravings: Avery Collection, New Eleutheropolis, Era of, VII, 458 ; York, V, 122.?French at St. VIII, 347. Louis Exposition, VIII, 397.? Eligabalus, Monument of in Roman German, Fifteenth-century Pas Forum, VI, 478. sion, V, 257.?Old German Cop El Kab, Excavations, I, 336; VIII, per-plate, IV, 384.?Sixteenth 342. century, illustrative of Classical El-Kahf, Cave of the Seven Sleepers, Sculpture, X, 482. IV, 341. Enlumineur, Meaning, IX, 496. see Villelaure. Elliant, Bronze Statuette of Pan, III, Entellus, Mosaics, a 83. Entrains, Sculpture from Mith Ello, Iberian Ruins, III, 639. raeum, IX, 360. " ''EiravTiia, Elsheimer, Adam, Jagd nach dem V, 238. Ephebus, Madrid, X, 190.?Bronze ," III, 653.?Engravings from Pompeii, V, 104; 206.? by, V, 489. VI, Stephanus, IX, 471.?Bronze Emblems, on Sacred Wafers, VI, 226. from Tarsus, IV, 345. Embroideries, Italian, Greek Patterns Ephesus: Agora, 351; in, X, 483. Greek, VIII, Roman, VIII, 350.?Antiquities, Embroidery: Executed for Pope John Various Small, X, 100.?Apoxy VII, IV, 550.?at Sal?nica, IX, omenus, VII, 237.?Artemisium, 486. X, 99; Burnings of, IX, 466; Emesa: Relief with Inscription, VIII, Early Building, X, 339; Gold 302.?Relief, Three Deities, VII, Objects, X, 102.?Boy with a 234^ Duck, VII, 108.?Bronze Statue Emmaus, Identification with Am of Youth, VI, 352; VII, 237.? was, VII, 456; 341. IX, Diadems of Priests, IV, 343.? Empoli: Attribution to Altar-piece, Double Church, X, 339.?Exca Fa Pesellino, VI, 497.?Relief, vations and Discoveries, III, 62; ble of Fox and Crane, VI, 457. IV, 485; VI, 352; VII, 108; NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 171

VIII, ioi ; X, ioi, 339.?History Representations, VI, 480; VIII, 102, of, X, 339.?Library, X, 323; 123; (of Polemaeanus), X, Equestrian: Statuette of a Prince, 339; Reliefs from Library, VIII, Florence, X, 476.?Statue from 351; IX, 102.?"Prison of St. Melos, VII, 239.?See Mounted. Roman Paul," III, 524; of Ere?h, Ruins at Warka, IX, 341. Date, X, 339.?Sculpture: from Eretria: Golden Diadem, VI, 361.? Croesus Temple, X, 100; from Discoveries, IV, 255; V, 96; Theatre, III, 524; in Vienna, VI, VII, 120.?Excavations, V, 95, 108.? 86.?Streets, III, 524; VII, 96, 345-?Proper Names com Temples, X, 100.?Theatre, III, pounded with ?kko?, IV, 532.? of 523; IV, 485; VII, 108; Lysi Relief from Sanctuary, V, 233.? machian Period, VI, 352.?Ther Sculptures, V, 96, 97.?Temple, mae 108. Constantinianae, VII, of Apollo Daphnephorus, V, 96. Ephrussi, Charles, X, 332. , see Vase-paintings, Amphi Epidaurus: Abaton, VII, 463.?Aph araus. rodite, VII, 465 ; VIII, 304.?As Eritrea, Rock-cut Figures, VIII, 124. clepieion, IV, 360; Sculptures Erlangen, University Museum, VIII, Votive Offer from, VIII, 474; 370 from, III, 134.?Excava ings Eros: Mosaic from Dougga, VII, 211, tions, V, 95.?Festivals, VI, 137.?Statue from Crimea, with 120.? 212.?Gymnasium, VII, Christian Inscription, X, 132.? Relief representing Asclepius Relief on Bracelet from Egypt, and his IV, Family, 349.?Relief X, 95.?Representation on Mir of Athena, II, 272.?Stadium, rors, VI, 477.?on Mirror 95; 359? III, 603; V, VIII, Handle, IX, 215.?Statue in the Statue, Fallen Youth, VIII, Museum at Montauban, IV, 474.?Qeapo??Kot, VI, 211.?Tho 373.?See Mosaics, Dougga.? los, III, 117; VI, 202, 462; VII, Vase-paintings, VII, 469; IX, 236; VIII, 304; IX, 203; Paint 364.?and Psyche in Art, VI, ings by Pausias, X, 450.?Waters, 214.?See Aphrodite. Chemical Analysis of, V, 95.? Erotes, at the Pyre of Patroclus, IV, Worship of Apollo and Ascle 361. pius, IV, 535. Erythrae, Remains, VI, 64. Epigonus, Westermann, Paradox. Esarhaddon, Sons of, IX, 461. Graec, p. 186, X, 453. Eschmun, see Eshmoun. Epigraphical : Notes of Ferdinand Eshmoun, X, 184.?Representations Ughelli, II, 322.?Papers read at on Coins, IX, 200.?Temple at Archaeological Congress, Athens, Bost?n VI, 62; at IX, 348.?Study, of Athenian esh-Shaykh, Sidon, VIII, 99; 343. Archons, III, 614; of the Five IX, Esmun, see Eshmoun. Post-Cleisthenean Tribes, III, Esneh: Excavations and 615. Discoveries, X, 94.?Hyksos Objects, X, 333. Epigraphy: Greek, Publications on, Essex: Old VIII, VII, 473 ; Report on, III, 129 ; Brasses, 336.? of the Parthenon Study of, in Europe, IX, 475 ; X, Fragment 390. 197, 453.?Roman, Publications Frieze, VII, on, IV, 365; VI, 218; VII, 482; Esslingen, Romanesque Portal, VIII, VIII, 320, 487; IX, 219; X, 201, 132. ' Bronze 463 Ess?mes, Knife-handle, VII, Epilycus, VIII, 309. 250. Este: ETToiqae, Meaning in Signatures, VI, Discoveries, IV, 255; V, 103, Re 472. 349; X, 108.?Pre-Roman Epona: Etymology of Name, VIII, mains, VI, 75; IX, 117. on Gallo 323.?Monuments relating to, , Representations IV, 250.?on Gallic Reliefs, III, Roman Reliefs, IV, 547. 280.?on Relief, Saarbr?cken, I, Etchings: by Rembrandt, Develop 374.?Relief, Saint-Leu, V, 115.? ment in, X, 479 ; Exhibition of, Statue, Metz, VIII, 118.?Statu IV, 284; Reproductions by Auto ette, Saintes, X, 203.?Various type Co., Ill, 509. 172 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Ethnological Research in the United Burlington Club, VII, 390; VIII, States, VI, 458. 325.?of Iberian Art, Paris, IX, Ethnology, American, International 125.?Italian Art, Turin, III, Congress of Americanists, VI, 509.?of Italian Paintings, Bur 55 lington Club, IX, 385; National Etruria: Bronze Hand-Mirror, VII, Academy, London, VII, 144.? 244.?Civilization of Bronze Jordaens, Antwerp, X, 214.?of Age, V, 245. Locks and Keys, Vienna, X, Etruscan: Alphabet, II, 321.?An 119.?of Mediaeval Art at Dus tiquities purchased for the Vati seldorf, VI, 384.?of Mediaeval can, III, 74.?Chariot, Metropoli and Renaissance Art, Berlin, III, tan Museum, VIII, 490.?Cippus 509; Siena, VIII, 131.?of Mi at Florence, IX, 117.?Civiliza lanese Paintings, London, III, tion, Periods of, III, 140fr.?In 594.?of Miniatures, Breslau, fluence in Pompeii, VIII, 321.? VIII, 399.?Mohammedan Art, Language, Relation to Altaic, X, Paris, VII, 401.?of Paintings, 466.?Palettes, VII, 484.?Re London, Royal Academy, X, mains at Orvieto, III, 75.? 374.?Photographic, Rome, IX, Sculptured Urns at Perugia, IV, 380.?Rembrandt, at Amsterdam, 495.?Wall-painting, VII, 246. III, 327.?of Rembrandt Etch Eucharistie, Implements at Brive, VI, ings, British Museum, IV, 284.? 226. of Renaissance Art at Munich, Euganean, Objects from Cologna VI, 97.?See also above, Medi V?neta, I, 366. aeval Art.?of Sacred Art, D?s Euripides: Andromeda, in Vase seldorf, VII, 138; Lodi, VI, 381; paintings, VIII, 478.?before Pistoia, IV, 276 ; Ravenna, VIII, Dionysus, Relief, VII, 112.? 498 ; Turin, III, 326.?of Sienese Phoenissae, Vase-painting from, Art, Burlington Club, IX, 142.? X, 450. of Spanish-American Paintings, Los Eurydicea-Smyrna, X, 441. Angeles, IX, 143.?of Tyro Eusebius, Onomasticon, Account of lese Painting, Innsbruck, VII, Palestine, VIII, 302; Account of 403.?Van Dyck, Antwerp, IV, Roman Roads in Palestine, IX, 284, 519; London, IV, 520.?of 464. Venetian Paintings, Burlington also Euthydicus, Votive Statue, Athens, V, Club, X, 487.?See Exposi 94 tion. Evreux, Statues of Jupiter and Ex-libris, Italian, IX, 136. Apollo, X, 117. Exportation of Works of Art, from Excavations: Descriptions of Various, Holland, IX, 93.?from Italy, IX, 349.?Methods of, IX, 349.? II, 95; VII, 250, 380.?from For Excavations in, see individ Spain, V, 368; IX, 136. ual places. Exposition, Italo-Byzantine at Grotta Exhibition: of Ancient Sculptures, ferrata, IX, 487.?Kunsthisto London, IX, 207.?of Antiquities rische, D?sseldorf, IX, 496.? reli from Beni-Hasan, Burlington Universelle, Li?ge (signed of sixteenth House, London, VIII, 97.?of quary century), X, Brass-Founding Art, Dinant, 130.?Esposizione Mariale, Rome, Fran VIII, 132.?Cranach, at Dresden, IX, 138.?Prim itifs ?ais, Louis IV, 279.?of Drawings, British Paris, IX, 237.?St. Museum, VI, 98.?Drawings of (French Engravings), VIII, Ancient Old Masters, Turin, III, 508.? 397.?Siena, Art, IX, of Egyptian Antiquities, Liver 235; Byzantine Art, IX, 228; also pool, X, 94; London, VIII, 377.? Miniatures, IX, 494.?See Exhibition. Eucharistie, Venice, III, 593.? on Re of Flemish Paintings, Bruges, Extispicium, Representation VII, 142, 402; (a French Re lief, X, 461. naissance Painting), VII, 260.? Eyes, Haggard, in Sculpture, X, 447. of German Art, D?sseldorf, IX, Eyne, Byzantine Reliquary, VI, 489. 227.?of Gobelins Tapestries, Eyzies, Palaeolithic Grotto, VIII, 114. Paris, VII, 143.?of Greek Art, Ezekiel, Vision of, X, 441. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 173

Fabritius, Attribution of Drawing, I Feurs, Bronze Heracles, IV, 373. IX, 386. Fibula, with Decoration copied from a Fa?ades: Arezzo, Cathedral, VII, Coin, X, 467. 139.?Aries, St. Trophime, VII, Fibulae: from Bologna, I, 433.? 491.?Bruges, VII, 402.?Char Early Greek, VII, 474.?Fish tres, see Chartres.?Florence, Old, shaped from England, VII, of Duomo, IX, 492; of S. Lo 231.?Hallstatt, IX, 223.?He renzo, VI, 92.?Genoa, Leaning, lices and Calices, VII, 474.? S. Ambrogio, VII, 256, 495.? Merovingian, IV, 378.?Post Milan, S. Raffaele, Sketches for, Mycenaean, VII, 243. Celtic 221. VII, 397.?Poitiers, Cathedral, FillingeSj Cuirasses, VI, VII, 492.?Rome, Palazzo Milesi, Finger-rings, Ashmolean Museum, I, X, 215.?St. Gilles, VII, 491.? .377 See Cathedrals. Finiguerra, Maso, Drawings by, TV, Fadino, Virgin and Child, Brera, III, 556* 109. Fiorenzo di Lorenzo, Panels in the Faenza: Cathedral, Tomb of Sanso Louvre, VI, 501. vino, VII, 140.?" Coronation," Fire-gods, Mexican, VIII, 298. by G. A. Bertucci, VI, 380. Fireplaces, Ch?teau de Bouth?on, Faliscan Territory, Excavations in, Fifteenth Century, VII, 399. m, 144. Fire-shovels, Ancient, VII, 248. Fallerone, Signature of Vittore Cri Fish, Bronze, in Tombs, Olbia, X, 89. velli, X, 125. Flasch, Adam, VI, 345. Fans, Silver, Liturgical, at Seres, IX, Flemish: Archives, Inventory of, IX, 226. 384.?Painting, VII, 500.?Paint Farfa, Relics from Palestine, VI, 489. ings, VII, 142, 402.?Painting by Faun, Barberini, History and Resto Unknown Master, X, 130.? ration, V, 465 ; Restoration, VIII, Sculptors before Claus Sluter, 476; (Munich), Restoration, VI, X, 210.?Sculptures, Mediaeval, 467. VI, 97.?See Tapestries. Fauvel, Letters to Count Choiseul Flint: Objects from Breonio Vero Gouffier, VI, 478. nese, X, 202.?Remains from Faustina, Portrait-head from Car the Dnieper, I, 382.?Implements thage, VI, 375. from Egyptian Mines, I, 338.? 202.? Fayoum: Discoveries of Papyri, VI, Daggers nom Italy, X, 59.?Excavations, at Harit, III, Lance Heads from Luxor, I, 514; at Kasr el Ban?t, III, 513.? 338.?Egyptian Objects from Framed Pictures, Ancient, IX, Marseilles, X, 117.?Weapons at 459.?Houses with Mural Deco Rome, X, 202.?Prehistoric Re rations, IX, 459.?Portraits, Dat mains in Sicily, III, 262.?Pre ing of, X, 181. historic, Syria, X, 186.?Ancient Fecamp, Death of the Virgin, Attri Quarries, Seneca, Missouri, X, bution to Mazzoni or his School, 134. VII, 260. Floerke, G., Ill, 243. Federigo II di Montefeltro, Medal Florence. Andrea del Castagno, lion at Pesaro, VI, 230. Frescoes of Famous Men, VII, Ferentillo, Twelfth-century Frescoes, 258.?Baptistery, Ghiberti's X, 473. Gates, IV, 382; VII, 257.?Bar Ferrara: 121.? dini Ateneo, Paintings, V, Athlete, IV, " 347.?Bargello, New Gallery," VI, 380.?" Holy Michelangelo's Leda," III, Family by Giovanni Francesco 591.?Campanile, VII, 253.? Maineri, I, 450.?Santini Collec Caricature of Combat between tion, Sale of Paintings to Italian Two Knights, IV, 378.?Casa Government, X, 127. Buonarrotti, II, 157.?Cathedral: Ferrari, Francesco Bianchi, III, 648. Dome, Specifications for Con Ferrari, Gaudenzio: Altar at Como, struction of, III, 591.?Old Fa II, 342.?" Salvator Mundi," ?ade, IX, 492; Representation in X, 3?7 Miniature of Fifteenth-century, Feuchtwagen, Altarpiece by Wolge IX, 385.?Churches: Brancacci mut, IX, 141. Chapel, Repairs, VI, 381,?Og 174 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

nissanti, Discovery of Annuncia rand Triptych, VI, 232; Eques 108 ; Frescoes Ghir trian Statuette of tion, III, by " Prince, " X, landaio, II, 156; III, 108, 591.? 476 ; Salvator Mundi by Or San Mich?le, Tabernacle, V, Gaudenzio Ferrari, X, 367.? 253 ; Tabernacolo del Verrocchio, Pitti Gallery, Acquisitions of VII, 257.?S. Ambrogio, V, Paintings, IX, 377; Attributions 366.?SS. Annunziata, Frescoes in, X, 214; Botticelli, "Madonna by School of Castagno, X, 368; delle Rose," IV, 281.?Uffizi, Ac Frescoes by Baldovinetti and quisitions of Paintings, VI, 92; An Castagno, " VII, 397.?Sta. IX, 377; X, 367; Attributions, nunziata, San Girolamo," by X, 214; Drawing by Michel Andrea del for the Last " " Castagno, VI, 92 ; angelo Judgment, Trinity by Andrea del Cas VI, 497; Drawings and Prints of tagno, IV, 282.?Sta. Croce, St. Peter's, IX, 234; Drawings Tomb of Alfieri, VII, 498.?S. relating toWorks of Art in Flor Felice, "Piet?," III, 108.?S. ence, III, 649; Drawing by Ver Lorenzo, Design for Fa?ade, by rocchio, X, 367; Fragment of a Giuliano da San Gallo, X, 482; Polyptych by Cosme Tura, X, by Michelangelo, VI, 494; Re 125 ; Medici Collection of Por cent Competition for, V, 366; VI, traits of Artists, III, 108; No. 92.?Sta. Maria Maggiore, Fres 208, III, 297 ; Portrait by Lo coes by Spinello Aretino, VI, renzo di Credi, VI, 230; Portrait 381.?Sta. Maria Novella, Fres of the Gaddi, X, 125 ;Wrestlers, co of Christ and the Virgin En V, 242.?Palagio della Lana, X, throned, X, 367; Frescoes in the 125.?Palazzo Vecchio, Restora Chiostro Verde, VIII, 394; Ru tions, III, 585.?Pitti Palace, As cellai Madonna, Attribution to signment to the King, IX, 136.? Duccio, VI, 225 ;Work of Cima Polychrome Works of Luca della bue and Duccio, VI, 225.?Santa Robbia, VIII, 393.?Relief of Maria Nuova, Works of Art be Virgin and Child by Donatello, longing to the Hospital, V, 366.? IX, 376.?Roman House, II, San Miniato al Monte, Frescoes 123.?Villa of Conte Galletti, of Castagno, X, 367.?S. Niccolo, Frescoes by the Pollaiuoli, III, Paintings destroyed by Fire, III, 591 108.?S. Spirito, Crucifix by Florida, French Miniature of Scene Michelangelo, VIII, 393 ; IX, in, VI, 233. 233.?Sta. Trinit?, Ghirlandaio, Flower Island, Dwelling of Pillager , III, 649; Strozzi Tomb, Indians, X, 489. Michel VII, 495.?Drawings by Flowers, Practice of Placing upon of angelo, VIII, 394.?Exhibition Altars, V, 254. Old 121.?Four Masters, V, Foix, Gaston de, Sculptures from Hundredth Anniversary of the " Tomb, VII, 139; X, 130. Birth of Benvenuto Cellini, VI, Fondation 126. " Piot," II, 92.?Guilds, VI, 490; VII, 488.? Fons Petri," Rome, VI, 93, 327 ; House of Dante, VI, 381.?Maio VIII, 497. Artists of lica, III, 648.?Minor Fontette, Antoinette de, Statue at Ver Fifteenth Century, IX, 491.? ray-sous-Dr?e, VII, 401. of Sant' Monastery Ambrogio, Fonts: in Cornwall, VI, 492.?Derby Alesso Baldovinetti Altarpiece by shire, VI, 228.?Dove-dale Dis and II Graffione, X, 125.?Mu trict, Norman, IX, 229.?Eng seums: Acquisitions, IX, 136; land, Norman, VIII, 331.?Kea, Director, VIII, 127; Sculpture, Norman, IX, 230.?Lavra, IX, No. Amelung, F?hrer, 267, V, 486.?Lyncsj?, Representation of of the 235.?Museum Bigallo, Martyrdom of St. Thomas ? "Tobias IX, 136.?Accademia, Becket, X, 471.?with Monsters and the Three At Archangels," carved beneath, X, 205.?Nor tributions, VI, 497.?Etruscan man, Various, VII, 493.?Reggio Museum, Cippus, IX, 117.?Mu Emilia, Cover of, VI, 93.?with seo Nazionale, Acquisitions of Representations of the Seven Paintings, IX, 377; X, 367; Car Sacraments, VI, 228.?Studham NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 175

Church, Foliage Carving, IX, Pine-cone, IX, 220.?Rome, of 489.?Thorpe-Salvin, Norman, Juturna, V, 104, 350; VII, 483; X, 212.?Zedelghem, III, 325. delle Tartarughe, VIII, 332.?of Font-de-Gaume, Cave, Palaeolithic Siloah, VI, 61.?Virgin's, Identi Decorations, VII, 386. fication with Bethesda, IX, 463. Fontainebleau, Tapestries represent Fouquet, Jean, Architecture in Paint ing the Victories of Charles VII, ings, X, 479.?Medallion in the VI, 501. Louvre, IX, 140.?Miniatures by, Foot: Greek, Length of, IX, 217. VII, 499; X, 132, 372. Foot-race, Greek, Forms of, VIII, 315. Fra, Ang?lico, see Ang?lico (Beato) ; Foot-rules, Roman, VIII, 491. Bartolommeo, see Bartolommeo. Foot-wear, of Vestal Virgins, IX, 221. Frame, by Jacopo Faentino, VII, 142. Foppa, Vincenzo: Date of Death, France: Ancient Statues found in, VII, 498.?" Deposition," Berlin, VI, 485.?Archaeology in, VI, VII, 497; Documents concerning, 457.?Byzantine Studies in, IV, VI, 499.?Piet?, Berlin, VII, 515.?Discoveries, of Sculptures 259; Paris, VII, 259. and Bronzes, VI, 368; Various, Foppa, Vincenzo, the Younger, VII, I, 333; VII, 387; VIII, 114.?Re 498. ligious History of, VI, 96.?Ro Forez, Mural Paintings, V, 485. man and Romanesque, VI, 458.? Forli: Bronze Sword, III, 261.?Ro Works by Taddeo di Bartolo, X, man Remains, III, 536. 484.?Western, Perrault's Trav Forma Urbis of Septimius Severus, els in, VI, 234. III, 545. Francesco da Bologna, VIII, 504. Forts: at Chalcis, VIII, 357.?Dus Francesco da Laurana, III, 651. manes, X, 469.?Lombard, about Francesco di Simone, Attributions, V, Lake Garda, III, 636.?"Old 253 Stone," Nacozdoches, X, 489.? Francesco Napoletano, Attribution of Prehistoric at Urmitz, VI, 85.? Madonna in New York, X, 133. Roman: in Algeria, X, 121; at Francia, Francesco: Coins, Attrib Aliso, VI, 85, 371, 372; at An uted to, I, 451.?Portrait of Fe dernach, VI, 223 ; of Agr?cola, derigo Gonzaga, VII, 404.? Barhill, X, 119; at Brough, IX, Signed S. Rocco, Naples, X, 131; at Castlecary, VII, 390; in 126.?School of, VI, 498.?Sons Germany, VIII, 117; at Haltern of, Frescoes by, Bologna, VIII, a. d. Lippe, IV, 504; IX, 127; 392. at Heddesdorf, III, 270; atKsar Franck, Hans, III, 653. Ghel?ne, V, 115; of Tri Frankfort: A Doubtful D?rer, VII, politanus, Ksar-Tarcine, VII, 262.?Prehn Gallery, IV, 519.? at 138; Osterburken, II, 128; Rembrandt, Blinding of Samson, at Remagen, VIII, 118; at X, 485.?Staedel Institute, Draw Roughcastle, VIII, 122; at Saal ing by Correggio for the Frescoes at burg, III, 559; Saint Roch, at Parma, V, 370. at IX, 126; Stockstadt, V, in; Frankish: Armor, III, 151.?Monu at at Szamos?jv?r, VIII, 120; ments, in Greece, VII, 396. Urspring, VIII, 371; X, 118; at Frascati, Tessera, II, 123. at Wald?rn, II, 128; Western Fraschetti, Stanislao, VII, 102. 118. bach, X, Fraser River, Shell-heaps, VIII, 389. Fortuna, Statue from Pozzuoli, III, Frederic II, Bust at Acerenza, VII, 263.?See . 488.?See also Acerenza. Fountains: at in Corinth, the Agora, Freiburg: Meeting of Associated Ar IV, 489; Glauce, IV, 252; Pi chaeological Societies, VI, 372.? rene, III, 67.?at Cos, VIII, Museum, Bronze, Single Flute 349.?Greek, Plaques without player, VIII, 369. as Ornaments Background of, French: Academy, see Rome.?Archi at of Thea VI, 215; Megara, tecture, III, 641; V, 118.?Art, genes, V, 97.?Miletus, Roman, Influence upon German, V, VI, 3 53---at Ostia, III, 72.? 247.?See Furniture.?Institute, Rue Paris, de Grenelle, VII, see Archaeology, Oriental.? no.? 260.?Pergamon, VII, Printing in Fifteenth Century, 176 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

VI, 233-?Renaissance Painting, Gallo-Roman: Antiquities, III, 637; VI, 233; VII, 260.?Mediaeval X, 203, 204; Publications relat Sculptors, Signatures of, X, ing to, X, 468.?Astrology, VI, 210.?Sculpture, Influence on 486.?Bas-Reliefs, VII, 385.? German, VI, 492; Influence on Cities, X, 467.?Figlinae, Inven Italian, VII, 490. tory of, III, 6s7.?Oppida, VI, French Tapestries, see Tapestries. 221.?Reliefs with Scenes from Frescoes, Discovered in German Celtic Mythology, IV, 547.? Churches, VII, 143.?Methods Sculpture from Maligny, III, for Removal, IV, 376. 266. Friskney, All Saints' Church, Fres Gallop, Representation of, in Art, coes, X, 476. IV, 521; V, 225, 453; VI, 197. Frocourt, Fortifications, IV, 552. Galvaneus, Milanese Painter, VII, Froissart, Breslau Manuscript, IX, 397 496. Gambia, Tumuli, IX, 96. Frolois: with Stele Relief, X, 356.? Game: with Astragali, VI, 466.?of Stone Vessel, X, 356. Morra, III, 112.?Roman on Fulling, Roman in Britain, X, 469. Boards, IX, 120. Fullonicae, Remains in Great Britain, Games, Lycaean, X, 106. X, 469. Ganymede: and the Eagle, Relief, Funerary: Art, Burgundian, VI, 491.? Carnuntum, VII, 389.?Group, from Group Alexandria, II, Nimes, VII, 239.?Alabaster 276. Statuette, X, 446.?See Vase at Furnace, Ancient Spadafora, III, paintings, Zeus. 80. Gap (Hautes-Alpes), Projected Mu Furniture: Ancient Couches and seum, I, 443. Beds, IX, 456.?Athenian in Gardens: Italian, IV, 557.?Ver Fifth Century, VIII, 104.? sailles, IV, 558. in French, History of, V, 483 ; G?rgara, Site of, V, 457. the Louvre, V, 483 ; Seventeenth Garland, Ancient Reward of Victory, and Eighteenth Centuries, VII, HI, 139 399.?Greek Wooden, VII, 363. Gamier, E., VII, 359. Fusina, Andrea, Attributions, X, 214. Garofalo, Madonna, at Codigoro, VI, 380. Gaddi, Portraits of the, X, 125. Gaspare Romano, VI, 493 ; VII, 257. Gaesatorix, X, 469. Gaul : Art in Prehistoric and Roman, Gagini, Antonello, Statue of Ma X, 203.?Introduction of the Cru and donna Child, III, 591. cifix, VII, 491.?Place Names, at Gagini, Antonio, Altarpiece Pal VII, 485.?Terra Sigillata, VII, ? ermo, VII, 258. 485. Greek Settlements in Galatia: Explorations, III, 522.? Southern, X, 467. Extent of, VII, 461.?Primitive Gaza, Era of, VIII, 347. Sculpture from, III, 522. Ge, Bust from Phaestus, IV, 350. Galilee: , X, 97, 336.? Gela: Hammered Metal Patera, IX, Topography, IX, 462. 122.?Sicel Occupation of Site, Galliari, Bernardino, Attribution, X, VI, 219. 214. Gelo, of Syracuse, V, 240. Gallic: Altar at Melun, VI, 486.? Gems: Engraved, from Roman Sar Andirons with Rams' Heads, cophagus, III, 547.?with Repre III, 279.?Bronze Dagger sentation of a Legend of the Cap handle, VI, 485.?Candetum, I itoline, IV, 370.?Modern (Tri VIII, 323.?Civilization in Italy, umphal Procession of Arch of VI, 483.?Costume, VII, 486.? I Titus), IV, 546.?Use of An Divinities, Masks of, VIII, tique, by Leonardo and Polla 116.?Oppidum, Saint Roch, IX, iuolo, IX, 491.?See Boston, 126.?Pagan Art, IV, 547.?Pot Museum. tery, II, 237.?Early Religion, Genabum, X, 468. VI, 486; VII, 250, 484; VIII, Geneva, Painters of Eighteenth Cen 324, 491.?Terra-cottas, VI, tury, VII, 262. 485.?Three-headed God, Statue Genoa: Churches, S. Ambrogio, Fa of, III, 554. ?ade, VII, 256, 495.?Paintings NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 177

by Van Dyck, II, 155.?Relief by Gh?, Ancient Name, VII, 473.?Re Luca della Sale mains Robbia, of, " at, II, 307. " VIII, 127. Ghent, Adoration of the Lamb by Geography, Ancient, Papers read at the Van Eycks, Reproduction, Archaeological Congress, Athens, VIII, 132.?Altar-piece by Jan van IX, 350. Eyck, VII, 261.?Archae of G?rard of Haarlem, Works, VIII, ological Inventory Town, VI, Date 336. 384.?Leugemeete Chapel, Gerasa, Ancient Remains, VII, 365.? of, III, 102; Frescoes," II, 340.? Mural Last See . Painting, Supper," des Beaux Gerhard, Eduard, Scholarship, I, 368. X, 130.?Mus?e Arts, Opening, VIII, 398.?Museum, German: See Archaeological Insti Painting by K. D. Kauninck, tute.?Art, Early, at D?sseldorf VII, 501 ; of Sixteenth Exhibition, IX, 227; Influence of Painting IV, Jacques, French Art upon, V, 247; of Century, 558.?St. by Michael Coxcie, Mysteries upon, IX, 495; in Paintings III, 277.?Sculptured Ceiling Suabia, IV, 549.?Early Copper Beam of Thirteenth Century, VI, plate Engravings, IV, 385.?In 97.?Studio of the Van Eyck terest in Egyptology, III, 511.? Brothers, IX, 135. Oriental Society, II, 97; III, Ghiberti: Baptistery Gates, IV, 245.?Philologists and School 382.?Copies in Castel di Sangro, men, Meeting at Bremen, 1899, VII, 257. IV, 268.?Sculpture, Influence of Domenico: 497.? French upon, VI, 492. Ghirlandaio, VII, Frescoes in Ognissanti, Florence, Germanic Museum, Cambridge, II, 156; III, 108, of Mass., VIII, 132. 591.?"Sibyl Tivoli," Florence, III, 649.? Germanicus, Departure to the East Painting by Pupils of, IX, 239. (Scene on Cameo), V, 245. Giannotti, Donato, Dialogues, X, 215. Germany: Discoveries, of Frescoes Gigantomachia : from the Old Tem in Churches, VII, 143 ; of Vari ple of Athena on the Acropolis, ous Roman Remains, VIII, 116.? II, 264.?from Hecatompedon, History of Basilica in, IV, 381.?? Athens, VI, 462.?in Horace, Od. Reichslimeskommission, Work in, II, ig, III, 124.?Roman Relief, V, no; VI, 83, 370; VIII, X, 201.?Relief from Thabbora, 117; IX, 127; X, 118.?Restora X, 121.?Bas-reliefs at Yzeure, tions of Works of Art, IX, 497.? I, 368.?See Vase-paintings. Territorial Divisions of, III, Gigthi(s), Excavations and Discov 633.?Rhenish, Mediaeval Art eries, VIII, 125; IX, 132. (Exhibition at D?sseldorf), VI, Gilgan, Meaning in Babylonian Tab 385.?Roman, for lets, X, 439. Study of, V, 356; VI, 84.?South, Gillitanum, Monasterium, Site of, Excavations and Discoveries, III, III, 566. 86; IX, 126.?South and ?Vest, " Giorgione, Attribution of St. Je Collections of Antiquities, Ac rome," Venice, VIII, 333. Ex quisitions, VI, 370.??Vest, Giottino, V, 249. cavations and IX, Discoveries, Giotto, Birthplace, II, 342.?Frescoes of 126; Museums, Acquisitions in Lower Church, Assisi, III, Collections of Antiquities, III, 642.?"Vele," X, 480. 88, 556; IV, 504. Giovanni da Bologna, VII, 497. Gerspach, E., X, 333. Giovanni Francesco da Rimini, VII, see Geryon, Vase-paintings, Heracles. 497.?" Madonna and Child," Gezer: Caves, X, 97.?Discoveries, IX, 385.?New Painting at Mi VIII, 347 ; IX, 341 ; X, 97.?Ex lan, X, 126.?Works, VII, 259. cavations, VI, 349; VII, 106, Giovanni di Firenze, Reliefs in Sta. 365; IX, 342; Comparison with Chiara, Naples, III, 643. those at Megiddo and Ta'anach, Giovanni di Milano, Frescoes at Vi X, 440.?Maccabaean Palace, X, boldone, X, 370. 97.?Inscribed Statuette, Egyp Giovanni di Paolo, Miniatures, IX, tian, X, 336.?Temple, VII, 385.?Paintings in Rome, IX, 365.?Stone Weights, X, 441. 233. 12 178 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Giovannino de' Grassi, X, 215. I tion in Louvre, VI, 384.?in Girardus, Milanese Painter, VII, 397. Spain, VII, 494. Girgenti, Antiquities from Sicel Gomphoi, Relief, Odysseus and Eury Tombs, VI, 363.?Bronze Statu cleia, V, 463. ette of Armed Man, II, 270. Good Shepherd, Statuette in Constan Gisban, Site of, I, 343. tinople, V, 482. Giuliano da San Gallo, Design for Gordium: Excavations and Discov Fa?ade of S. Lorenzo, Florence, eries, V, 335; IX, 201.?Site of, X, 482. II, 246. Giulio Romano, Sketch-book of An Gorgets, X, 489. cient Sculpture, VI, 217. : Relief, Bath, VII, 135.?in Gizeh, Discoveries of Egyptian Ob Olbia, VII, 452. jects, VIII, 96.?Excavations and Gorgons, on the Omphalos, VI, 476. Discoveries, VIII, 343 ; IX, Gorgoneion, Metope from Thermon, 338; near the Pyramid of VIII, 108. Cheops, X, 94.?Library of Goslar, Ratheus, Evangelarium, III, Georg Ebers, IV, 243.?Museum, 645 Egyptian Stele, III, 245.?Sphinx, Gotha: Antiquities and Miniatures, Age of, I, 395. X, 331.?Ducal Museum, "The Gladiatorial Combats among Ro Lovers," New Interpretation, X, mans, V, 480. 485. Inscribed Glass, Arabic Objects, Gothic: Architecture, in Greece, II, see VIII, 466.?Ancient, Boston, 151 ; Origin of, VI, 493.?Rood Museum.?Byzantine, Stamped screens, IV, 378.?See Sculpture. Coin-weights, III, 640.?Factory Gourdeiziou, VIII, 324. at R?galon, X, 203.?Gilding Goya, Portrait of Don Sebastian Mar beneath Glaze on, II, 338.?In tinez, New York, X, 375. from scribed Goblets Sa?da, IX, Gozzoli, Benozzo: Cooperation with 343.?Great Malvern, Priory Fra Ang?lico, V, 487.?Frescoes Church, Heraldic, VI, 493.? in Campo Santo, Pisa, V, 367.? Mycenaean, III, 313.?Painted, Fresco, Rome, VII, 141.?" Si Collection at Douglas Cologne, mon Magus," Interpretation of, in the Mid III, no.?Painting, X, 217. Treatise dle Ages, VI, 489 ; on, Gradina: Cvijina, Roman Town and by Antonio of Pisa, VII, 255.? Remains, IX, 362.?Medvidje, from Palestrina and Egypt (Bos Roman Remains, IX, 363. ton), III, 583.?Polychrome Grado, III, 79.?Remains of Basilica, 201.?Saracenic Head, Rome, X, X, 358. Enamelled, VII, 453.?Windows Graeven, Hans, X, 333. in St. Martin's Church, Bowness, Graffione, II, Attribution of Nativity, 447 126. I, I X, of Invention of oioy " Glaucus Chios, I Granacci, Attribution of Holy puv KoXkaoL?, V, 460. Family," Ireland, National Gal God: with Bourgeons, Egyptian, IX, lery, VIII, 332. the Oasis of 459.?of Ammon, X, Grandmont, Abbey, Unknown Manu a Relief at 438.?with Sack, scripts, VI, 96. Meaux, X, 117. Granmichele: Remains of Greek and Goddess: Associated, Symbols City, I, 434.?Sculptures from, Images of, IX, 200.?Oriental IX, 122. Nude, II, 238.?with Serpents, Graufesenque, Plain of the, Terra from Figurine "Cnossus, X, 444. " Sigillata, VIII, 365. and Sisera Godyn, Abraham, Jael Graves, see Tombs. at Prague, III, 594. Grave-reliefs: from North Africa, Goethe, Faust, III, 113. Punic, VI, 373.?Alexandrian, Golden Rose, Pontifical, Presentation VII, 232.?from Andros, VIII, of, V, 484. 103.?Asia Minor, at Donaues Goldsmiths' Work: Early French, chingen, VIII, 369.?Greek in, i with Portrait VII, 492.?Hungarian at X, 191.?Athens, a and Mycenae, VII, 473.?at Osi bust, X, 447; of Temple mo, VI, 500.?Rothschild Collec I Priestess, VII, 373.?Attic, VII, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 179

238; of an Actor, VIII, 308; of Monuments, Protection of, VII, Arcesis, VIII, 308 ; Female Fig 396.?Gothic Architecture in, II, ure from, III, 569; in Boston, 151.?Fifteenth-century Journey IX, 367; of Melisto and Epi in, III, 630.?Law concerning genes, VIII, 308 ; from Nar Antiquities, IV, 250.?Little bonne, VIII, 492; Todtenmahl, visited Parts of, VIII, 316.?Pre II, 275 ;Woman looking into a hellenic, Topological Study of, Mirror, IX, 367.?From Blois, III, 623.?Prehistoric Bronze in, Greek, III, 553.?Callithea, with X, 456.?Early Relations to Inscription, V, 93.?Candia, Mu Egypt, VIII, 299.?Ancient Sub seum, Fifth Century, VII, 373.? merged Remains, IX, 479. Ceos, III, 605.?Chalcedon, with Greek: Antiquities found in Egypt in Inscription, III, 523.?Constan 1901-02, VI, 346.?Archaeologi tinople, Museum of Tchinily cal Society, see Archaeological Kiosk, Attic Bas-relief, V, 464.? Society.?Art in Italian Embroi from Cynosarges, II, 272.?Egyp deries, X, 483.?Colonies, in tian, of an Early King, III, 514; Southern Gaul, X, 467; Pontic, of the Eighteenth Dynasty, III, V, 227.?House, VI, 202.? 597; at Gizeh, III, 245; in Mummy Labels, X, 181.?Shoes, Louvre, III, 597.?at Frolois, X, IV, 539.?Statues, Various, VII, 356.?Greek, Athlete and Attend 478.?Temple, Origin and De ant, VIII, 364; with Cocks, X, velopment of, V, 458 ; VI, 202.? 193; Discussion of, III, 120; Temples in Sicily and Southern with Emblems, III, 308 ;Wrist Italy, V, 458.?See also Temples. grasping on, III, 120.?Libyan, Greenland, Early Icelandic Settle III, 323.?from Naucratis, of ments, VIII, 94. Nectanebo II, IV, 480.?Phale Grenoble: Missal of Thirteenth Cen rum, of Potamon the Flute tury, VI, 226.?Museum, Acqui player, VIII, 361.?Pherae, of sitions of Paintings and Objects; Kineas and Phrasimeda, IX, from India and China, VI, 96. 468.?Phrygian, III, 639.?Ro Gr?zan, Graeco-Celtic Statue of man, with Funeral Banquet, IV, Warrior from, VI, 82, 368. 363 ; Inscribed, IV, 510.?Sidon, Grimm, Hermann, VI, 57. Painted, VIII, 348; IX, 101.? Grist-mill, Evolution of, IV, 340, 521. Smyrna, representing Infant at a Gritti, Andrea, Monument of the Breast, IX, 105.?Transylvania, Lion in Venice, II, 157. VII, 134.?Trianta, Rhodes, Hie Groma, VI, 220. ronymus and his Pupils and Hie Grosseto, Madonna by Sassetta, VIH, ronymus in Hades, VI, 468.? 394 Verona, Roman Military, X, 461. Grotesques, Alexandrian, IX, 471. Gravestones: Greek in the Form of Grottaf errata : Italo-Byzantine, Ex Altars, VIII, 484.?Roman, Kis position, IX, 487 ; Frescoes, IX, tanje, VII, 370. 137.?Sterbini Diptych, IX, 377. Great Britain: Discoveries of Roman Grotta Romanelli, IX, 222. Remains, II, 130; IV, 505; V, Gr?newald, Mathias, Mediaeval in 112, 358; VI, 373; VII, 135; Mysticism " Works, IX, 495. VIII, 121, 374; IX, 130; X, Guariento, Paradiso," Venice, IX, 359.?National Art Collections 381. Fund, IX, 93. Guatemala, Ancient Monuments, X, Great Chesters, see Aesica. 220. Great Mother of the Gods, V, 480. Gubbio, Maestro Giorgio, Festival in Greece: Ancient Burial Customs, V, Honor of, III, 591.?Palazzo de' 241 ; X, 456.?Contact with La Consoli, Architect, VI, 490. T?ne and Hallstatt Civilizations, Gudea, Seal of, VII, 456.?Statue J, X, 437.?Discoveries and Exca IX, 341.?Statuette in Louvre, X, vations, I, 334; III, 55, 255, 527; 117. IV, 251; V, 91, 101; VI, 66, 67; Guercino, Portrait of S. Carlo Borro VII, ii2ff., 122; VIII, 109, 354; meo, IX, 378. IX, 106; X, 101, 102.?Distribu Guilds, of Florence, VI, 490; VII, tion of Bread, X, 459.?Frankish 488. 180 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Guillain, Nicolas (Cambray), III, Halmyros, Grave-relief from Pherae, 651. IX, 468. Franz: of the Paint Guillaume, Eug?ne, IX, 336. , "Family " Gurlitt, W., IX, 336. er," X, 374.?" Violin Player in Gurob, Polychrome Faience, X, 94. Stockholm, VI, 379. Gurza, Site of, VIII, 380. Halt?res, Use of, IX, 216. Excavations and Gutenberg, Jean, VI, 233. Haltern, Discoveries Fortress of Gymnasia, Ancient Sculptured Deco at, Aliso, VI, 85, 371, rations of, X, 458. 372; IX, 127. Hamburg: Kunsthalle, Drawing by D?rer, VIII, 507.?Master of H. F., see Hans Franck. ?435? Works of, III, 156. Museum, Wood Haarlem, Episcopal Hammurabi, Code of, VII, 456; IX, cuts Lucas van III, by Leyden, 461. in. Hand, Marble, from Segusio, III, 264. 200. , IX, Hands, Votive, IX, 465 ;X, 466. in Cru Hades, Representation Ivory Handles: Archaic Bronze, Pesaro, 325. cifixion, III, IX, 478.?Engraved Bronze, IV, Hadid-Jupiter, X, 336. 272. Hadrian: Portrait Statue from Car Ha-nebu, VIII, 299. represent thage, VI, 375.?Relief Hannibal, Passage of the Alps, VI, his ing Adoption by Trajan, IV, 457 representing his Re 542.?Relief Hanover, Kestner Museum, Medi mission of Taxes, 542.? IV, aeval Enamels, V, 252. VIII, 350. Temple, Cyzicus, Harbors, Ancient, of Carthage, III, Excavations in Hadrian's, Villa, 566; VI, 199. 220; Eighteenth Century, VI, Harmodius and Aristogeiton : Group, Portrait Head 233.? from, V, at Athens, VII, 463 ; at Naples, see Wall. Wall, VI, 203 ; Reconstruction of, V, Hadrianeia-Balat, VI, 63. 462; Vase-painting, IX, 471. , Site, VI, 351. Harpocrates, see Apollo. Hadrianutherae, Site, VI, 63. Harueris, Head in the Vatican, IX, Hadrumetum : See Catacombs.? 206. Male Sousse. Bust, X, 374.?See Harvey, William, Portraits of, VIII, Laoco?n 101. Hagesandros, Group, X, 337 Museum: Hague, The, Acquisition Hatchets, from Carthage, VII, 391. of Paintings" by Rembrandt, X, Hathor, Goddess identified with, X, ? from the 372. Deposition 335 Cross," Attribution, V, 488. Hatra, Ruins, II, 103. Haida Texts and Myths, X, 219. Haua, IV, 375. Etruscan in Hairpin, Florence, VI, Hautes-Bruy?res, Neolithic Objects, 484. II, 237. Halicarnassus, Mausoleum, II, 273 ; | Heads: Athens, Archaic Female, III, IV, 525.?Pediments of, IX, 467. 604.?Auchin, Flemish, VIII, Halimedes, on Chest of Cvpselus, 397.?Berlin, Archaic Marble, VIII, 477. Male, IV, 344.?Boston, of Ho Halle, Forty-seventh Meeting of Phi mer, IX, 368; from a Copy of lologists and Teachers, VIII, 368. the Original of the Munich Oil a Hallstatt: Engraved Bronzes from, Pourer, IX, 369; Polyclitan, of IV, 522.?Bronze Sword Hilt Youth, III, 568.?Carthagena, of a of from ?berlingen, I, 372.?Burial Child, III, 606.?Corinth, a Mounds at Carlsruhe, I, 372.? Youth, VIII, 357.?Cyprus, Civilization, X, 437.?Fibulae Stone, III, 291.?Ephesus, of from Salins, IX, 223.?Objects Adorned with the Diadems At from Argenton, VII, 130.? Priests, IV, 343.?Eubouleus, to Period, Connection with Myce tribution Praxiteles, IX, 469.? on in naean Civilization, II, 280.? Pedestal Gallic Reliefs, of a Remains at D?rnigwald, II, 127; VIII, 115.?Liverpool, at Liptingen, II, 128.?Swords, Youth, III, 119.?London, Forged Arundel VIII, 115. Archaic, X, 362; NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. l8l

House, Greek Athlete, VII, Heraclea, Cathedral, III, 97. 390.?British Museum, of Choi Heracles : Attacking Amphitryon, seul-Gouffier Type, IX, 203 ; Medallion from Tebessa, VIII, Graeco-Roman Mar-ble, of War 495.?Apotheosis, Relief on Ige rior, III, 561.?Mycenae, Poly ler S?ule, IX, 224.?and Apollo, chromatic, VII, 121.?Bronze of Contest for the Tripod, Group, Negress, IX, 215.?Orgon, Copy VII, 464.?as Archer, Thasian of Archaic Greek, VIII, 367; X, Relief, VIII, 297.?Combat with 356.?Paris, Louvre, of Ephebus, Achelous (Bronze), III, 605.? IX, 205; Rampin, VII, 236.? Connection with Asteria, X, Attributed to the School of Phi 186.?Engraved Figure on Car , VII, 236.?Rome, Greek, thaginian Razor, X, 122.?Draw Carrara Marble, VIII, 364; ing the Bow, Carapanos Relief^ Marble, of Negro, V, 234; Fe VIII, 309.??v 'Elate!, VII, 469.? to male, attributed Scopas, IX, in Garden of , Type 206.?Rouen, Museum, Fifteenth of, IX, 470; Relief, X, 442.?in of century, Statues, III, 593.? Southern Gaul, X, 467.?Head, a Sicyon, Archaic, of Girl, IX, Terra-cotta, Athens, VIII, 309; 367.?Towchester, Roman Fe Plaster, Rome, X, 112; Colossal, male, VIII, 378. Utica, VIII, 380.?and the Hy Hebrides, Remains in, IX, 142. dra, Campana Relief, VI, 484.? see Hecabe, Vase-paintings, Priam. Labors of, Pergamene Sculptures, Hecate, II, 109.?of Menestratus, V, X, 447; Torlonia Sarcophagus, 468. IX, 202.?Pursuing the Cerynae see Hector, Achilles, Vase-paintings. an Hind, Relief, Slavochori, VIII, Roman Heddesdorf, Fort, III, 270. 360.?by Lysippus, VIII, 475; Heermance, Theodore Woolsey, X, IX, 365.?Mtjvvttj?, Torso from 91. Athens, IX, 469.?and the Ne Heidelberg, Castle: Date, II, 154; mean Lion, Sculpture from Co East Palace, IX, 496. logne, I, 370.?of Octavius, Helbig, Jules, X, 333. Rome, VII, 479.?in Group with Helen: and the Dioscuri, Relief at Omphale, IV, 526.?of Onatas, Stobi, VII, 371.?See Vase-paint III, 604.?on Pergamene Altar, ings. IX, 206.?at Rabbat-Ammon, X, Statue of Heliopolis: Jupiter, VI, 186.?Relief, Archaic, Cyzicus, of 460.?Temple Zeus, Idol, VI, VIII, 101 ; Votive, from Thes 200.?Sacred Triad of, V, 457; saly, VII, 122; from Tivoli, X, 336; Syrian Counterpart, IX, VII, Statue from 200. 130.?Bronze Torre Annunziata, VII, 129.? Helios, Psychopompos, VII, 457.? Statuette, Warren Collection, Statue of in VI, Constantinople, VII, 390.?Bronze Statuette, Bos 206.?Temple, Athens, VII, ton, VI, 377; Feurs, IV, 373; 463.?See Vase-paintings: Hera Pompeii, VII, 382.?on Trajan's cles, Helios. Hellenism in Bactria and Column, IX, 480.?Archaic India, VII, Bronze 230. Tripod, II, 265.?See Hercules, Hellespont, see Xerxes. Vase-paintings. Heraclides, Sculptor, II, 115. Helmet, Roman from South Colling Heraeum: on ham, VIII, 378. Argive, Early City V, 241.?at Helmets, Ancient in British Museum, Site, Olympia, X,, IX, 456. 102, 106.?Samos, II, 117; VII, Henchir-es-Srira, Temple of Saturn, in; VIII, 352. Heraldic X, 363. Grouping, IX, 197. Henri III, Portrait, Chantilly, VII, Herberstain, von, Works containing 261. Engravings by Hirsfogel, II, 344. Hephaestus, of Alcamenes, III, 117.? Herculaneum: Proposed Excavations, on Vase-paintings, V, 469; X, 449. IX, 356.?Painting Marble Hera: Cult at Ithaca, VIII, 360.?of (Leto, Niobe, and ), II, Polyclitus, IV, 527; V, 463.?See 274.?Relief, Drunken Silenus, Heraeum, Juno. VIII, 318. 182 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Hercules: Altar, Elbe, VIII, 319.? the Great, as ?yovod?rTj? at Choice of (Painted Tray in Olympia, T, 415. Venice), VI, 231.?Cubans, I, Herodotus, Account of Artemisium 406.?Head, Rome, III, 74.?and and of Salamis, II, 316, 317. , Double Herma, Boston, Heron of Alexandria, Dioptra of, IV, VI, 377.?Invictus, VI, 482.? 361. Olivarius, I, 406.?Pompeianus, Herondas, Boy with the Fox-goose, on Arch of Trajan, Beneventum, VIII, 307. VI, 479.?Gallic Relief, VI, 83.? Hershefi, Gold Statuette, VIII, 343. on Relief Altar, Melun, VI, Herzegovina (Konjica), Mithraeum, 486.?Relief, Tivoli, VII, 384.? I, 380. Temple, Paganica, VII, 381.? Hesiod, Ideal Head, Naples, V, 243. Tivoli, III, 265.?See Heracles. Giustiniani, X, 190. Herluison, H., IX, 336. Hettner, Felix, VII, 102. Hermal, Mausoleum, III, 283. Heysham, Hog-back Stone, III, 103. Great Hermes: of Alcamenes, Copy from Hieraconpolis: Fort, X, 94.? Pergamon, IX, 104, 346 ; Date of, Ivory Statuettes, VIII, 467.? Date VIII, 473.?Attribute of Lotus Monuments, of, V, 455. Hiero of Leaf, IX, 470.?Bronze Group II, Syracuse, V, 240. from Antioch, III, 607; VII, Hieroglyphic, Early Systems, VII, 370.?Bronze Statue, Graeco 451 Roman, Boston, IX, 370.?Bronze Hieroglyphs, Hittite, VI, 460." Statue, Konia, VII, 367.?Bronze Highnam Court, Pesellino, Annun Statuettes, Athens, III, 291 ; ciation," IX, 384. (Polyclitan), Meaux, VI, 369; Hilar, Hittite Ruins, VII, 458. Silver Mt. Lycaon, IX, 355; Pompeii, Hildesheim, Treasure, I, 435; VII, 382.?and the Charit?s, II, 329 ; IV, 268 ; Travelling Table Thasian Reliefs, VIII, 297.? Service of Roman Officer, with the Infant Dionysus, Torso III, 148.?See Vases. from Carthage, IX, 365.?Crio Himyaritic Objects from Yafi Valley, , IX, 203, 369.?Discobo X, 99 in lus, III, 120, 298 ; IV, 346.? Hippalectryon, Art, VIII, 484. Herrn from Cyprus, IX, 470.? Hippo: Antiquities, Pre-Roman, 120. Kypharissiphas, VI, 210.?Mo VIII, 494.?Excavations, V, with Ar saic Head at Trier, VIII, 371.? Hippolytus, Representation temis in Nomios, Arcadian Bronze Statu Pompeian Wall-paint ette, IX, 203.?of Octavius, ing, IV, 364. Hirsfogel, 344. Rome, VII, 479; IX, 217.?as Engravings, II, Hiss, Edouard, X, 333. Pillar-, IX, 477.?of Praxi Hissarlik: Excavations, VII, 235.? teles, Testimony of Pliny and Post-Trojan Settlements, VI, 461. Pausanias in regard to, V, 464; Hissayeh, Pottery and Wooden Ob Torso from Carthage, IX, 365.? jects, X, 94. Relief on Igeler S?ule, IX, 224.? Historical Sciences, International Con Votive Relief, Athens, VIII, 104; gress, Rome, VII, 380; IX, 197. from Cave of Pan, X, 104.? Historieur, Meaning, IX, 496. Statue from Cerigotto, VIII, Hittite: Gods, Representations on Re 305.?Statuettes in Regensburg, liefs from Babylon, IV, 244.? III, 299.?Silver Statuette, VIII, God of Thunder and Lightning, 383.?Strophaios, VI, 475.? Stele, IV, 484.?God of War, Torso, Carthage, IX, 365; Perin Relief, IV, 483.?Hieroglyphs, thus, III, 254; IX, 375.? Rome, VI, 460.?Monuments, in An See Vase-paintings: Heracles, gora, III, 249; at Palangah, Hermes. VII, 109.?Religion, III, 116.? Hermes-Thoth, VI, 199. Ruins, Discoveries among, V, Excava Hermu(o) (Magna), 87.?Ruins at Hilar, VII, 458. tions and Discoveries, IX, 98 ; X, Hittites: Entry into Palestine, IX, 334.?Papyrus, VIII, 301. 464. Hero, and Leander, see Mosaics, Hoefnagel, Joris, VI, 502. Zaghuan. Hoin, Claude, IV, 558. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 183

Holbein, Hans: Drawing of Portrait VII, 128; at Silchester, III, 93; of a Man, VII, 404.?Earliest at Torre Annunziata, III, 550; Dated Paintings, VI, 235.?Mini at Tr?ves, II, 129; III, 270.?of ature Portrait, in the Hague, VII, the Antistii, Thibilis, X, 470. 402.?Portrait of John More, Houses: Ancient, in the Fayoum, IX, Louvre, X, 129.?Work in Basel, 459.?Ancient, Heating of, VI, IV, 559.?Work in England, 484.?at Collesano, X, 114.?at 1526-1529, IV, 385. Dystus, IV, 491.?Mediaeval in Hollanda, Francisco de, Dialogues, France, IV, 552.?Mercantile, X, 215. Delos, IX, 353.?in Paris, old, Homer: Bronze and Iron in, X, VII, 499.?in Priene, IV, 343. 456.?Bust, Rome, III, 74; Smyr Houssaye, E. A., IX, 336. na, III, 297.?Hellenistic Head, H?bner, E., V, 329. IX, 368.?, Evidences of , Shrine of Iberian Goddess of Phoenician Influence, VI, 197.? Lower World, VI, 368. Portraits of, III, 123. Hula, Eduard, VII, 102. Homeric: Bow, III, 624.?Discus, II, Hungarian, Art, V, 119. 308.?-elv?repec, Singular, VI, 63. Hungary: Discoveries, VIII, 119; X, ?Epithet, k7?vt?7td?ioc, HI, 139.? 118. House, V, 229; VIII, 303.?In Hunstanton, Saxon Brooch, VIII, 400. terment, V, 241.?Ornaments, Hut, Primitive Aryan, VIII, 465. VII, 474.?Palace, III, 603; X, Hut-urns, VIII, 465, 466. 188.?Scenes on Tiara of Sa?ta , Vase-painting, VI, 471, phernes, VII, 486.?Thalamos, V, Hydraulus, Roman Model of, St. 230.?Thorax, IV, 539.?Wagon, Louis, IX, 223. Yoke of, III, 624. Hy?res, Gallo-Roman Antiquities, Honduras: Ancient Monuments, X, IX, 360. at 220.?Ruins Indian Church, Hygeia, see Hygieia. VIII, 389. Hygieia: Head in Boston, VI, 376.? Honestus, Fragments from Thespiae, on Gold Plaque from Sidon, VI, VII, 379. 62.?Votive Relief, Louvre, VII, Horace, Sabinum, IX, 222. 466.?Representation in Temple , Neo-Attic Relief, VII, 468. of Athene Alea, Tegea, IX, Horse: Ancient Association with 207.?See Isis. in Form Death, III, 139.?Vase Hylas : Mosaic, from Baneza, V, 108 ; of, VII, 240; VIII, 310. VI, 368; from Vienne, VIII, Horse-bits, Greek, III, 139.?Roman 116.? (Death of), Relief on Ige Bronze, I, 433. ler S?ule, IX, 224.?Representa see Horseman, Mounted, Thracian. tion of in Art, I, 427. Horus: Bronze Statuette from Asuni, Hymenaeus, Altar of Ostia, VI, 479. 81.?Statue from III, Benevento, Hymns: Babylonian, X, 183.?to IX, 356.?as , Egyptian Tammuz, IX, 462. Statuette, Louvre, VIII, 468. Hypocausts, VI, 484. Hospitals, among the Ancient Greeks and Romans, III, 84. 275. H?u, Prehistoric Remains, III, 512. , by Praxiteles, II, Iallius Government in Lower House : of Fran?ois I at Abbeville, VI, Bassus, 233.?Algeria, Types, X, 121.? Pannonia, VIII, 372. Thracian Greek, VI, 202.?Homeric, My 'lafi?aoovlrj, Goddess, III, cenaean Character, V, 229.? 595 Relief from Indo-European, Development of, Iarebolus, Horns, VI, 460. Iberian: Exhibition at VIII, 465.?Italian, Origin of, Art, Louvre, Bull at Barce VII, 246.?of Kerdon, Delos, IX, IX, 125.?Bronze 108.?Cities in 353.?Neolithic in England, IX, lona, V, Spain, V, 108.?Goddess of Lower 484.?of Odysseus, VIII, 303.? World, at Roman at Pistoia, IX, 356.-? Temple Huelva, VI, 368.? at Duran Pompeian, X, no.?Roman, Sepulchral Monument Manuscript Description of, VII, go, VI, 368.?Sculptured Lion, 483 ; Excavated beneath Church Bienservida, IX, 359. of Sta. Cecilia, IV, 261 ; in Sicily, ? Iberians, VIII, 323. 184 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Icelandic, Early Settlements in Inkstand, Byzantine at Padua, X, Greenland, VIII, 94. 472.?from Saint-Martin, VIII, Iconography, of Annunciation, III, 115. 509.?of Laura [de Sade], VII, Innsbruck, Exhibition of Tyrolese 255.?Mediaeval, VII, 395.?of Painting, VII, 403.?Ferdinan Roman de la Rose, III, 651.? deum, Cloisonn? Basin, X, 472. Russian, III, 596.?of the Soul, Inscriptions: Agonistic, Greek, V, IV, 548.?of Triumphs of Pet 470.?Alphabet Formulae, Latin, rarch, IV, 556. VIII, 319.?Arabic, on Copper T^flif, Origin of Christian Symbol and Glass, VIII, 466.?Aramaic, ism of, III, 640. Monument of Arabissos, III, Ictis, Island of, X, 470. 599.?Relating to Festival of Ar Idol, Lead in Athens, V, 460. temis, IX, 212.?in Honor of Idols, Mycenaean from Prinias, VII, Asandrus, VI, 472.?Assyrian 242.?Prehistoric Lead, III, 623. (Property Laws), III, 282.?Bi Iesi, Paintings by Lorenzo Lotto, lingual : from, Abu-Tarfa VII, 397. (Greek, Latin), IV, 523; Africa Igeler S?ule, Reliefs on, IX, 224. (Latin, Libyan), III, 323; Alex Ikon, Byzantine in Alexander III andria (Latin, Greek), X, 196; Museum, IX, 226. in Berlin (Greek, Cuneiform), Iliad: Scene from, Representations VII, 233 ; from Carthage, IV, on Sarcophagi, VI, 206.?War 272; (Greek, Phoenician), VIII, chariot in, X, 456. 124; Deir el-Qala'a (Latin, Ilium, Excavations on Site, VII, 235. Greek), VIII, 98, 301; Delphi, Ilkley, Museum, III, 325. IX, 210; Dorylaeum (Phrygian, Illahun, Excavations, IV, 243. Greek), III, 252; V, 458; Illustrations: Ancient, of Aesop's Dougga (Phoenician, Libyan), Fables, VI, 457; or Greek Popu IX, 133; Ephesus (Greek, Gezer lar Books, III, 613; of Latin Latin), X, 443; (Hebrew, Isinda Medical Works, VI, 481; of Ter Greek), III, 283; (Greek, in London ence, VIII, 322.?Fourteenth and Lycian), III, 286; Fifteenth Century, of Works of (Greek, Cuneiform), VII, 233; from Petrarch, V, 369.?in Perrin's Lycia (Greek, Lycian), III, Translation of Plutarch's Lives 62; Lystra, VIII, 351; Malta, V, to the of Themistocles and Aristides, 453.?Relating ?oyyia, Hit VI, 215.?in Early Editions of III, 309.?Boustrophedon, tite from Vitruvius, V, 253.?in Will of Mocissus, VI, 65.? Unusual Arnold Luyd of Tongres, VIII, Bulgarian containing Latin 506. Forms, IV, 488.?on By zantine Illyrian Tax, Stations of, X, 466. Finger-rings, IX, 486.? on Byzantine Reliquary, X, lluro, Site of, V, 480. ? 211. Calendars, see Calen Images, Stone, of Women in Southern dars.?Catalogi Paterarum Ar Russia, X, 471. gentearum, Greek, VIII, 311.? Immaculate Conception, Representa Relating to Chaleion, I, 416.? tions in Art, IX, 496. Christian (Catacomb of Domi Imola, Marble Cross, X, 368. tilla), VI, 488.?Relating to Inchtuthill, Roman Camp, V, 359; Confirmation, X, 206.?Corpus, VI, 87. see Corpus.?on Columna Xan India : Graeco-Buddhist Sculptures thica, IV, 536.?Coptic, C. I. G., from, VII, 230.?Hellenism in, 4706, VII, 232.?C. I. G., IV, Moham VII, 230.? (Northern), ?863, VII, 232.?Edict of Diocle medan Art in, V, 455. tian, X, 106, 349 ; of Era of Indian, Music, X, 220.?Songs, IX, Diocletian, IX, 99.?Epitaphs, 387. VII, 232.?on Corinthian Helmet, Indians: in Ancient Representations VI, 377.?Cuneiform, Deluge Art, V, 480.?Pillager, Dwellings Tablets, IX, 462.?Neo-Baby of, X, 489. lonian, Document of King Na Infulae, Early Christian, V, 248. b?na'id, III, 245.?Curse-: from Inhumation in Italy, VI, 362. Amorgus, VII, 371 ; Athens, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 185

VIII, 104; Attica, Date of, VIII, I, 386.?Merovingian (Barberini 479; Carthage, Greek, IV, 272; Ivory), VI, 96.?Metrical: from Phoenician, III, 565 ; Punic, IV, Africa, X, 477 ; Aix, Latin, I, 375; Hadrumetum, VI, 486; 435; Antioch, Greek, VII, 364; Mentana, VI, 76; Olbia, X, 357; Fragments of Archilochus, V, Rheneia, V, 472; Rome, II, 322; 471; from Asia Minor, VII, 369; X, 201; Sousse, X, 363; Various, Aquae Albulae, VII, 122; Bithy Greek and Latin, IV, 537.?Ela nia, VI, 350, 351; Brusa, Epi mite, of King Hallutush-Inshu taph, X, 338; Byzantine Seal, shinak II, IX, 456; Text of the VIII, 392; from, Critsa, V, 342; King Sutruk Nahhunte, X, Delos, Dedication to Hestia, IX, 183.?Epitaph of Petronia Musa, 113; Delphi (base), VI, 214; Greek, X, 463.?Etruscan, III, Dorylaeum, III, 523; IX, 102; 632; X, 466.?concerning Eu Egypt, II, 304; Eretria, III, 69; Fore Greek gnotus, Greek, " VII, 241.?" , Epitaph, III, cast Tablets of Assurbanipal, 621 ; Luxor, Address by Shade X, 439.?Forged on Bust of L. of Achilles, IX, 99; Megiste, IV, Junius FufHcius, VIII, 319.? 485; Mersinli, Epitaph, V, 89; Gallic, on Altar to Bonus Even Panticapaeum, Epitaphs, X, 332; tus, with Letters N. D., V, 246 ; Pergamon, IX, 104; Plain of Dedicatory to Epona, III, 280.? Ada-Bazar, IX, 102; Pontus, Graffiti from: Abdeh, Nabatean, Greek, VII, in; Rome, Phallic IX, 102; Africa, Jewish, VIII, Warning, IX, 120; Serdjilla, 503 ; Der-el-Bahari, Greek, III, Mosaic, VI, 62; Fragments by 512; Gezer, Greek, IX, 342; the Simonides, IV, 354; Smyrna, Graufesenque, on Terra Sigillata, Memorial, III, 251; Syme, VI, VIII, 365; Italy, Renaissance, 354; Thespiae, Fragments by III, 509; Marissa, in Tomb of Honestus, VII, 379 ; Thebes, Apollophanes, X, 441 ; Naxos, Ostracon of Anacharsis, IX, Plough, V, 479; Pergamon, VII, 459; Thessalonica, Greek, VIII, no; Pompeii: VII, 125; X, no; 103 ; Thrace, Epitaph, IV, 249 ; containing laoip^iai, VI, 218 ; Thyrreum, Epitaphs, VII, 371 ; Portraits, II, 117; Rome: Cruci Epigrams: by Antiphon, IV, fixion, II, 119; Greek, III, 587; 532; Greek, of the Fifth Cen Thera, New Love-epithets, IV, tury, VIII, 311; Greek, Notes 493,?Greek, relating to Associa on, X, 196; from Lusoi, X, 453; tions, V, 239; Carmina Figur ata, Pompeii (Micon and Pero), VI, Discussion of, IV, 354; Hono 478 ; X, 201 ; Greek from rary, II, 291 ; Lexicographical Tralles, V, 229.?Milestones, Ro Study of, III, 613; Notes on Va man: from Northern Africa, X, rious, II, 302; III, 311, 622; IV, 470; Azizieh, VI, 350; Bithynia 537 ; V, 473 ; VII, 472 ;VIII, 312 ; (Neighborhood of the Filios), IX, 475; X, 196; Published in VI, 351; Galatia, III, 522; Jeru Periodicals, IX, 213; Study of in salem, I, 398; Philadelphia, VI, Europe, IX, 475 ; concerning 350; Pontus, VII, in; X, 101 ; Hermes Kypharissiphas, VI, 210; Rumelia, VI, 354; Siakho, IX, concerning the Property of the 351; Smyrna, VI, 65; Tell Zan Hermocopidae, VIII, 104.?Hie baghiye, X, 99.?Military Diplo roglyphic on Egyptian Ushabtis, mas, Roman, Agram, III, 322; IV, 547.?Hittite (boustrophe Sofia, III, 322 ; Tiber, IV, 261 ; don) from Moesia, VI, 65.?J II, Importance of, in Roman His X, 441.?Translation of Texts tory, VI, 218.?Monumentum from Corpus Inscriptionum Het Ancyranum, IX, 218.?relating titicarum, X, 185.?Jewish-In to the Morini, IV, 503.?of Neb dian, IX, 198.?Relating to Jupi uchadnezzar, X, 183.?Neo ter Dolichenus, VI, 223.?on Phrygian, X, 442.?Orphic, VI, Keys of Sixteenth and Seven 212.?Papyrus, Flinders P?trie teenth Centuries, Latin, III, Papyri, p. 334., New Readings, 654.?of the Labyadae, III, X, 453.?of King Pef-dudu-bast, 616.?Based on Lex Manciana, VIII, 343.?at Carpentras, Latin, 186 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Manuscript of Peiresc, V, 244.? I VII, 398; IX, 493; Kephisodo Pontarchs of Lower Moesia, tos (base), VI, 361; Lycus, IV, VIII, 481.?on Portrait Herms 534; Lysippus (statue), VI, 74; and Busts of Greeks, VI, 205.? VII, 122; Giovanni Francesco Proxeny Decrees: from, Acrae Maineri (painting), I, 450; phiae, IV, 357; Amphissa, VI, Niceratus (bases), IX, 470; Oc 355; Andros, IV, 255; Athenian tavius (base), VII, 479; Marco at Avignon, IV, 503 ; from Delos, Palmezzano (painting), X, 131; II, 299; IX, 113; Delphi, II, 295, Philoxenos (sculpture), VI, 366; 296; III, 530; IV, 534; V, 344, I Polymedes (statue), VI, 463; 345; los, IX, 114; Ka?tza, II, Rogerus (sculpture), X, 210; 116; Lusoi, V, 347; Olous, V, Franciscus Rossellus (painting), 342; Paros, VII, 378; Pola, Cre IX, 381; Satyrus, IV, 534; An tan, III, 267; Thermus, VII, tonio Solario (paintings), IX, 122.?Punic, relating to Cartha 386; Sopatrus, IV, 534; Thrasy ginian Curiae, Collegia, or Or medes (seat), III, 603; Weerd, dines, III, 284; Various, IV, ! Jan van (painting), X, 130; 375.?Retrograde, Greek, VII, Zeuxis (statue), X, 107.?Stamps: 128.?with Reversed Character, on Bricks, I, 364; II, 117; VI, IX, 343.?Rhotacism, Examples 77; VIII, 119, 130; X, 119, 122; of, IX, 473.?See Rock-inscrip Gold Bars for Coinage, X, 180; tions.?relating to Roman An Drain, III, 548; Fibulae, I, 370; tiquity, Greek and Latin, III, Lamps, I, 361, 365, 372; III, 73; 510; IV, 365, 545; VI, 218; VII, VI, 220; Merchants' Clay Seal 247, 482; VIII, 320, 487; IX, ings, X, 334; Moulds for Tes 219, 481 ; X, 201, 463.?concern serae, IX, 119; Oculists', see ing the Rosalia, V, 455.?Rough Seals; Pipes, I, 350, 364; II, Breathing in Boeotian, V, 101 ; in 121, 123; VII, 384; Plate, I, Oldest Parian, VI, 475.?relating 373; Pottery, I, 356, 369, 373; to Sacrifices, Greek, IX, 213.? II, 128, 301, 322, 331; III, 147, Salutationes of Nero, IX, 219.? 557, 637; VI, 222; VII, 131, 132; Sargon, Barrel-cylinder, IV, IX, 130, 362; X, 184; (Aretine), 482.?of Sargon II, concerning II, 121, 143; III, 582, 632; IV, the Campaigns of an Assyrian 543; VII, 123; IX, 370, 371; on King, VII, 233.?Semitic, Vari Strigil, VI, 377; Terra-cottas, ous, V, 83.?Trilingual, Persepo III, 80; Tiles, I, 350; IV, 485; lis, IX, 455.?Signatures of Ar V, 98; VI, 224, 373? IX, 107; tists: Pietro Alamanni (paint Wine-jars, Rhodian, VIII, 122.? ing), VII, 140; Alanus of Cre Syllabification in Latin, X, 463.? mona (painting), III, 649; Man Tabula Peutingeriana, III, 636; fredino Alberti (painting), III, VI, 484; VII, 131, 248.? Termini 1 649; (statue), II, Gracchani, I, 430.?Imperial 103 ; Antiphanes of Argos Titles, Latin, VIII, 487.?Versi (statue-base), II, 293; IV, 534; fication of Latin Metrical, III, Antiphanes of Paros (statue), 1 633.?relating to Vespasian and VI, 468 ; Bartolomeus Rubeus Titus, VI, 217. (painting), IX, 386; X, 131, Inscriptions from: Abae, Various, 369; Brunus (sculpture), X, I, 416.?Abdeh, Christian, IX, 210; Callicles (sculpture), VIII, 102.?Abonotichos (Mithridates 361; Giulio Campi (painting), Philopator and Mithridates Eu X, 366; Cresilas, IV, 534; Dae ergetes), X, 452.?Abou-Gosch, dalus, IV, 534; Damatrios referring to Tenth Legion Fre (grave-relief), VI, 468; Demok tensis, VI, 348.?Abydos, Greek rates (honorary), VIII, 101 ; Al Foundation Deposit, VII, 103 ; brecht D?rer (painting), IX, from Sanctuary of Osiris, VI, 240; Eubulides (sculpture), I, 347.?Acarnania, Various, VII, 416; Francia (painting), X, 126; 371.?Acmonia, of L. Claudius of Titus Heraclides (statue-base), II, 115; Julianus, VI, 461 ; Homoloichos (decree), X, 452; Praxias, VI, 461.?Acraephiae, Jacopo dei Barbari (painting), I B. C. H., XXIV, IQOO, pp. 7off., NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 187

VI, 475? Various, III, 255; IV, and Queen Pythodoris), VIII, 532; V, 337.?Acre, Latin Epi 353.?Apulum, Fragment of taph of Brisa, VII, 395.?Adam C. I. L. Ill, 774.I, V, 358; Dedi Klissi, on Tropaeum, II, 332; catory, V, in.?Aquileia, relat IX, 95; see also, V, 454.?Aden, ing to the Collegium Fabrum, X, Jewish, IX, 198; Yemenite Forg 463.?Aquincum, relating to Ial eries, VIII, 100.?Aegina, relat lius Bassus, VIII, 372.?Arcadia, ing to Aphrodite, VIII, 354; Decrees, IV, 358.?Argos, C. 1. Boundary of Precinct of Athena, G., 1118, V, 470; Dedicatory to V, 38; in Museum, II, 300; in Leto, IX, 347; in Local Aeginetan Script, II, 289, 290; bet, IX, 108 ; Oracle commanding Various, III, 134; VI, 68, 69.? Sacrifices to the Great God, IX, Aeolis, Bronze Tablets, VI, 462.? 347; Religious Ceremonies, IX, Aequum, in Honor of Cn. Julius 213; on Statue-base, V, 339; Severus, X, 118.?Aetolia, Vari Treasure taken from Olympia, ous, III, 617.?Africa, Ana 364 B. C, III, 618; (Greek and logues for Formula, De Donis Latin), Various, IX, 107, 108.? Dei, VIII, 503; Jewish, VIII, Arissama, Hittite, IX, 345.? 503 ; IX, 224 ; Latin by Judaiz Armenia, of Sidakan, III, 521 ; see ing Pagans, VI, 486; Various, j Various, IV, 245.?Ashur, X, 477.?Africa, North, Chris- j Ass(h)ur.?Asia Minor, Greek, tian, VIII, 326; Various, VI, 88, Sepulchral, IV, 267; Greek, Va 89, 487; VIII, 326.?A?n-Fourna rious, III, 285; IV, 536; X, 338; (Virius Lupus), IX, 364.?Akh Hittite, VI, 350; Latin, Various, mim, Egyptian Mummy X, 338; Various, V, 334; VI, Tickets, IX, 338.?Akmonia, VII, 63; VII, 369; Asia Minor, East 236.?Alabanda, III, 526; De ern, Greek and Latin, III, 521.? crees, C. I. G. II, p. 101S, 2152b, Ass(h)ur, Babylonian, with VI, 473 ; 'Ep. 'Apx-, icol, p. go, Royal Names, IX, 340; on Statue VI, 473.?Alexandria, Various, of King Salmanassar II, VIII, X, 196.?Algeria, X, 122.?Ali 346; Various, X, 95.?Assos, veri (Fine to Apollo), IX, 473; Magnesian, X, 453.?Assouan, Decree, IX, 473.?, Let Aramaic, VIII, 96.?Assyria, ter from Pergamene King, VII, Contract Tablet, IX, 462; Fall 367.?Amiens in Cabinet des of Kingdom of Israel, IX, 465 ; M?dailles, IV, 371.?Amorgus, relating to Property Laws, III, relating to Cleaning Statue of 282; Record of Tukulti-ninib, Hera, VIII, 311; Decrees of concerning Nusku, IX, 462.? Minoa and Aegialon, V, 339; Re Astypalaea, C. 1. G., XII, 3, No. ligious Ordinances, VIII, 311.? 171, VIII, 480; Protest against , Decree, III, 305.? Offerings of Food to the Dead, Amphissa, Manumissions, IX, X, 342.?Atena-Lucana, C. I. L., 473, 474; Various, IV, 537.?Am X, 8oq8, I, 430.?Athens, Attic on Stele, VI, 201.?Anbuzza, Senators, List of, IX, 473 ; Ar rith, ? C. I. L., VIII, 16396, X, 477 chaic Votive, from Acropolis, IV, Ancyra, I, 348.?Andania, Dit 354; C. 1. A., II, QQI, VIII, 356; tenberger, Sylloge Inscr. Gr.2 653, C. 1. A., IV, I, p. 59, 26b, Athe VII, 457.?Andros, on Grave nian Copy of, VII, 372 ; C. 1. G., relief, VIII, 103 ; List of Cretan I, 256, IX, 351 ; relating to Cam Cities, VIII, 480.?Angora, paign of 412 B. C, II, 290; Athen. Mitth., 1896, 467, I, 417; Dedication to Aphrodite Pande relating to a Prominent Provin mus, X, 194; Dedicatory Impe cial, V, 335.?Antioch, Epitaph, rial, with Changed Names, III, V, 472; Greek Sepulchral, VIII, 131; from Erechtheum, C. 1. A., 347.?Anzia, Christian, VIII, I, 324, VII, 114; Hecatompedon, Hon 503.?Aosta, Various, IV, 255.? II, 249; III, 614; VII, 470; Aphrodit?spolis, Decree of Peo orary Decrees, from Acropolis, ple, VIII, 96.?Sanctuary of VIII, 356; Aristocreon, VI, 211; Apollo Hyperteleates, IX, 211.? Aristotle, III, 614; Dionysiac Apollonia (King Rhoemetalces Artists, VII, 471 ; Those who 188 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

joined Return from Phyle, V, Dated, IX, ioo; Official Docu ij 470; /. G. I. SuppL, p. 14, 46a, ment, X, 97.?Beirut, C. 1. L., X, 451 ; from Parthenon, Treas III, 141658, IX, 481; of King ure List, VIII, 356; from Piraeus, Bod-Ashtart, IX, 343.?Ben relating to Bendis, IV, 489 ; VI, A'fech, IX, 134.?Beneventum, Potsherd with Name of The 473 ; " Dedicatory, III, 534.?Besan?on, mistocles, I, 348 ; Pre-Persian," Christian Engraved Marbles, II, III, 287; Psephism of Archinus, 152.?Bisica, Imperial Dedica V, 239; from Stoa of Attalus, tion, VIII, 378.?Bithynia, re C. 1. A., 11, 592, VIII, 311 ; Hon ferring to the Office of Oenoposi orary Decree of the Senate, VIII, arch, VII, 460; Various, IV, 311; Sepulchral, IX, 108; Sena 485; VI, 350; IX, 102.?Boeotia, tus Consultum relating to Quar Epitaphs, IX, 352; Various, rel of Dionysiac Artists, V, 239; VII, 373 ; IX, 109.?Bologna, Statue-base inscribed Euthydicus, Sepulchral, III, 534.?Bolsena, V, 94 ; Tariff of Diocletian, VII, IX, 116.?Bord j-Djedid, Punic, 115; Temple of Athena Nike, I, IV, 272.?Boscoreale, Owner of 350; III, 287; Tribute List, IX, Villa of P. Fannius Sinistor, VI, 351; Victors in the Theseia, X, jj.?Bosra, Nabataean, II, 107.? 195; Various, III, 131, 256, 308; Bost?n esh-Shaykh, from Temple VIII, 362; (of Fifth Century), of Eshmoun, VI, 62.?Bou VII, 469.?Attica, Boundary Ghara, VI, 374.?Bourg, Epi Stones, III, 615; Decrees, X, taphs, VII, 131.?Brindisi, Sepul 451 ; on Grave-reliefs, VIII, 308 ; chral, IX, 359.?B rough, Hon List of Magistrates, X, 343 ; orary to , IX, 131. Mortgage Stones, II, 290; Vari ?Br?ck, Roman Epitaph, III, 555. ous, I, 348, 417; X, 194.?Aveia, ?Bulgaria, Latin and Greek, IV, Dedicatory by Stationarius of 488; V, 112; Various, VI, 482.? Legio 11 Parthica, VIII, 319.? , relating to Plautia Avignon, Phoenician, II, 127; nus, X, 122.?Burgundy, on Belt III, 284.-5. C. H., XIV, 1900, buckles, VI, 491.?Buscemi, PP. 3$9lf.y .IX, 210.?Baalbek, Greek, IV, 502.?Buyukdere, Greek, relating to 'R?aov7ro?nT7/?, Coan, III, 310.?Byblos, Egypto VII, 364; Latin (Domitian's Phoenician, VIII, 98.?C. I. A., Wars in Germany), VIII, 493; I, 170, VI, 210; /, 333, VIII, 311 ; Military Record of C. Velius /, Suppl., p. 101, No. 373212, X, Rufus, VIII, 493 ; Various, VI, 196; II, 57b, p. 403, Iii, 614; //, 348.?Babylon, Cuneiform (King 10, 105b, IV, 532; //, 814, VI, Sogdianus), VI, 200; Tablets, 210; //, 1649, VI, 210; ///, VIII, 98; Hittite, IV, 244, 484; 49, IV, 356; IV, p. I, II, Add., p. Neo-Babylonian, IV, 244; Proc 393, IV, 354--C / G., I, 1118, lamation of Cyrus, VIII, 97 ; V, 240; C. I. G. S. Ill, 334, HI, Tablet indicating Method of 617.?C. I. L., VI, 1723, X, 462; Dating, IX, 460; Various, IV, VI, 1757, X, 462; VI, v, 1885, 483 ; VIII, 469.?Babylonia, on 3050* V, 227; VIII, 997, VIII, Axe-head, IX, 460; Code of 495; VIII, 18,042 (?2532), Hammurabi, VII, 233; Creation IV, 274.?Cabeza del Griego, Tablets, IX, 461 ; relating to Gis VII, 130.?Cabri?s, C. I. L. XII, ban, I, 343 ; Lists of Temple-fur 182, VII, 131; Dedication and nishings, IX, 460; Measurement Epitaph, VII, 131.?Cagliari, of Lands, IV, 341 ; Tablet of Dedicatory to Domitian, I, 366.? Tukultininib I, British Museum, Calama, Christian, X, 132.? IX, 341; Tablets in Berlin Mu Capua, Etruscan, IV, 545.? seum, V, 356.?Bari, Rediscov Caria: Oenoanda, III, 600; ered Latin, III, 533.?Beersaba, Chalcetor, III, 600; Mylasa, III, of the Era of Eleutheropolis, VII, 600; , III, 600; Various, 458.?Beersheba, Byzantine Im V, 89, 335; VI, 351; X, 94, 188? perial Edict, VII, 106; Epitaphs, Carpathia, I, 416.?Carthage: Christian, of the Era of Eleu Christian, VII, 395; Greek, I, theropolis, VIII, 347; Greek, 386; on Amulet, I, 439; Latin, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 189

Dedication to Jupiter Ammon, 475; C. 1. G. S. Ill, 693, II, IV, 374; from Quarters of the 302 ; in Cretan Script, II, 289 ; First Urban Cohort, IX, 365; Various, IV, 490; V, 342; Roman Epitaphs, III, 565 ; Punic, Cnossus: Chariots and , mentioning Baal-Sama?m (Bel VIII, 359; Tablets with Linear samin), VI, 375; on Engraved and Pictographic Script, IV, Metal Plates, V, 115; Epitaphs, 490; Hagia Triada, in Linear IV, 272; IX, 133; X, 122; "Long Script, VIII, 314; from Lato, Inscription" of Delattre, III, 117, Treaty between Gortyna and 284; Various, IV, 271, 508; V, Lato, IX, in; Palaeocastro : 482; VI, 89; VII, 393; VIII, Doric, to Infant Zeus, 124; IX, 365.?Carthaca, Dedi VIII, 359, 373; Site of Dictaeum, catory, X, 103 ; Various, IX, 109 ; IX, 112; Praesus, Barxe-Frag Account of ment, X, 343.?Carystus, VIII, 310; " Frag on Capital and Interest Loans, ment, VIII, 310; Neikar," Ete X, 103 ; Various, X, 103.?Cas ocretan, IX, 353.?Crimea, X, tiglion del Lago, Etruscan, I, 196.?Croatia, X, 178.?Cyprus 363.?Cayster, Plain of, Greek (scaraboid), III, 562.?Cythera, and Latin, VII, 107.?Ceos, Va I, 348.?Cyzicene District, Vari rious, III, 620.?Chaeronea, X, ous, IX, 474.?Cyzicus (Andeiris, 102.?Chalcis: Agonistic, III, Mother of the Gods), VI, 352; 133 ; Athenian Decree, VII, Funeral Relief, VIII, 101 ; (Ga 469; on Reliefs, IX, 109; Vari latian Invasion), VI, 352; Pry ous, IV, 251; VI, 71; VII, 116; tany List, VII, 107; (Restoration of Harbors and VIII, 357.?Chaldaea, " concerning Channels), VI, Sirpoula, I, 344 ; Stele of the 352; Various, VI, 352; VII, 366; Vultures," I, 398.?Charadrus, VIII, 350.?Dalmatia, Latin, giving Situation of , V, VI, 344.?Damascus, Safaite, 472._Cherchel, C. I. L., VIII, V, 456; Samaritan, VIII, 98.? 9592, VIII, 379.?Chios, List of Dechantskirchen, C. I. L., Ill, Taxes, V, 239.?Chiusi, Etruscan, 5518, 5519, IV, 505.?Delos: I> 363.?Civita Castellana, Votive Athenian Decree in Honor of to Sanctus Soranus Apollo, III, Pharnaces I, IX, 354; Attic and 536.?Civitas Bellovacorum, Va Foreign Decrees, IX, 354; Cho rious, IV, 371.?Cleitor, II, 300.? regic, Notes on, IX, 210; De Coligny, Gallic, II, 127.? crees, Various, IX, 112; Dedica Cologne, Sepulchral, III, 558.? tion, New Reading, X, 196; Colonia Thuburnica, Record of Dedicatory, by New Corpora an Aedilis Designatus, X, 363.? tions, IV, 358; establishing the Constance, Roman, III, 86.? Demetria, IX, 209 ; relating to : Constantinople Archery Rec AG)??K7/i?e?, IV, 358; Honorary, of ords, V, 337; Unpublished Dionysus, IX, 112; of Pharnaces Hittite, X, 331; Various, III, I, X, 452; relating to King 135, 149.?Coptos (tax on trav Nabis, II, 299 ;List of TrofiirooToloi, ellers), I, 397.?Corinth, Vo VII, 119; relating to Praxipha tive Tablets, I, 409.?Corneto, nes, IX, 473 ; Temple Accounts, to to relating Statues Etruscan V, 239; VIII, 106; IX, 113; Va Writers, III, 633.?, rious, VIII, 106; IX, 209, 353; Greek Text of Edict of Diocle X, 104.?Delphi : Accounts, of the II. tian, Chap. VII, 30-48, IX, Archonship of Damochares, III, Greater 213.?Cos: Asclepieia, 132; of the Archonship of Dion, Letter of Zia VIII, 350; King V, 344 ; System of, VII, 241 ; of ?las of to the Bithynia Coans, X, Temple, I, 416; II, 252; III, 615; of Gauls from 196; (Repulse the IV, 532, 533; VI, 473; VII, 471; Va Delphi), VIII, 350; IX, 102; Amphictyonic Decrees, IX, 210; rious, III, 626; VIII, 350; IX, of Aetolian Period, VII, 471 ; in Manu 34.5.?Cotilum, Arcadian Honor of Callistus of Cnidus, mission, VIII, 358.?Cotrone, VII, 470: in Honor of Dionvsiac Archaic, II, 120.?Crete: B. C. Artists, V, 470; (Antioch of the H., XXIV, 1900, pp. 24iff., VI, Chrysaoreans), IV, 536; (Apollo, ICO INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Worship of), II, 297; Aristotle Grave, III, 523 ; Greek and Decree, III, 616; IV, 356, 534; Latin, Various, II, 108 ; Latin, Athenian Dedication, II, 295 ; IX, 102; Various, III, 252; IX, ? Athenian Theoria, X, 451; B. C. 102. Dougga, VII, 394; IX, H., XXI, 1898, p. 598, IV, 356; 365.?Dscheresch, VI, 61.?Du Charioteer, III, 292; VI, 473; X, rango, on Iberian Monument, VI, 194; of the Chians (Great 368.?, Various, III, 527.? Altar), II, 294; giving Chron Egypt: Greek, III, 135; VI, 212; ology of Archons, V, 344, 345; Stele of Pharaoh Seti I, VI, 62; Contributions to the Building on Vessels of Mameluke Dynasty, Fund of the Temple, IX, 210; X, 205.?Eisenberg, Dedicatory Daochos Statues, IV, 527; Decree on Altars, VIII, 370.?Elche, from the Archonship of Eubouli Greek, X, 355.?Elis, Inschriften das, VI, 361; Dedicatory, of aus Olympia, No. 2, III, 617; Jh. Q. Minucius, II, 296; Dedication Oesterr. Arch, I, 1898, pp. I97ff., by Prytanes to Pan, VI, 361 ; Ill, 618; Laws, VIII, 312; S. G. Dispute between Dionysiac Ar D. I., 1152, VIII, 311.?Eleusis: tists, III, 308; IV, 357; Ex Voto C. I. A., I, 1; IV, I, p. 3, VII, of the Argives, II, 293 ; from 470; Dittenberger, Sylloge, 587, Ex-votos of , VI, 213; X, 458 ; Dedicatory to Asclepius, on Great Altar, II, 294; relating III, 530; 'E.'Apx? 189s, 110-114, to Greek Shorthand, II, 297; II, 298 ; relating to the Sacred Honorary Decree of the Sons of Funds, V, 240; Various, II, 114; Chersobleptes, III, 307 ; Lesche IV, 491.?El-Hosh, in Unknown of Cnidus, II, 294; Lists of Hie Language, X, 334.?El-Kab, Lists the Strobart the romnemons, VI, 473 ; of j Stele, concerning vaorcoioc, IX, 210; Manumissions, Wall of King Samou (Seshmou), III, 306; Marmaria, Various, VI, I IX, 458.?Emesa, on Relief, 73; (Menecrates and Sopatros), VIII, 302; containing Names of V, 344; Monetary Monograms, Deities, VII, 234.?Empoli, C. I. IV, 534; (Nicomedes Euergetes), L. XI, i, No. 1736, VI, 457.?En I, 417; Honorary Decree to King fida, Christian, X, 132.?En Paerisades, IV, 356; illustrating Nem?ra, Nabateo-Arab, VII, ? Passages in Pausanias, II, 292; 235. Ephesus : Apochryphal (Payment of the Fine imposed on Correspondence between Jesus the Phocians), III, 306; (Rent Christ and Abgarus of Edessa, ing of Temple Property), VI, IV, 485 ; Decree in Honor of An 474; (Rescue of Alexander by toninus Pius, IV, 536; Edict of Craterus), III, 606; Revenue Emperor Valens, X, 443 ; Im Edict of Diocletian, III, 616; perial Edicts, X, 339; in La Tariff of Diocletian, IX, 113; trinae, VI, 461 ; Victories in Con concerning Thrace, I, 352; tests of Physicians, IX, 346; Va Treasury of the Athenians, Dedi rious, III, 524; VIII, 351; X, cation of, II, 293 ; Treasury of 339.?Epidaurus: relating to M. the Siphnians, II, 256 ; Various, I Antonius Creticus, VII, 242; re IV, 537; VII, 470; X, 453; Wall lating to Cures, V, 345 ; Dedica of Stadium, V, 459.?Deir-el- I tory Marks on Altars and Bases, Qala'a, Latin, V, 88.?Djebel-ed IV, 534; fE0.'Ap#., 1899, pp. Druz, Greek, Nabatean, and iff., IV, 353; relating to Officials Latin, V, 456.?Deruta, Honorary and Festivals, VI, 211; (Sacri of the Emperor Hadrian, X, fices to Apollo and Asclepius), ? 350. Diedenhofen, Gallo III, 618; from Sanctuary of Roman containing Celtic Names, Apollo Maleatas, III, 618; from VII, 388.?Djebba, Latin in Stadium, V, 95 ; of Tholos, VIII, Honor of Constantine the Great, 304; Various, III, 618.?Epidau VIII, 124.?from Djebel Sh?kh rus Limera, Honorary Decrees of Berek?t, VI, 459.?Dokimion, the Kotyrtatae, V, 95.?Eresus, Christian, V, 472.?Donaueschin Ritual Rules, VII, 108.?Eretria: gen, C. I. G.f 3217, 3271, 3371, Decree regarding the Artemisia, VIII, 369.?Dorylaeum: from VII, 376; Various, III, 69; IV, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. ICI

251.?Eriza (Ptolemy, Son of I Royal Monuments, V, 455.? Lysimachus), IX, 212.?Erjish, Homs, from Bas-relief represent VII, 236.?Ernez, VII, 236.? ing Four Deities, VI, 460.?Hyl Erythrae, Various, VIII, 101.? larima, I, 346.?, Vari Este, Various, V, 103.?Euboea, ous, III, 252.?Hypata, Athen. lepo? vofio?, X, 451; Various, VII, Mitth., IV, p. 209, New Reading, 376; IX, 211.?Faeto, Dedication X, 402; Various, II, 116.?South to Caracalla, III, 536.?Fama ern Hungary, Various, IV, 505.? gusta, C. I. G. 2634, 2619, IX, /. G. A., No. 321, III, 617.?/. G. 102.?Fara, Tablets, VIII, 97.? Ins., I, 141, VI, 468.?/. G. Sic. Ferrara, Roman Imperial, III, It., 2347, 2348, 2356, 2357, VII, 261.?Florence, Roman Imperial, 472, 473.?lasos: Rhodian De II, 124.?Fontecchio, Various, crees, III, 620; Various at Clan III, 536.?France, Various, VIII, deboye, I, 418.?Ilium, Schlie 114.?Fr?jus, relating to Legio mann, llios, p. 704, IV, 536; XVII Classica, VIII, 366.? (Statues of Heroes of the Trojan Froehner, Inscriptions grecques, War), III, 310.?los, Various, Copies of, VI, 478.?Galatia, IX, 113.?Isauria, Various, VIII, Funerary, III, 522; Greek, IV, 102.?Italy, Etruscan, IX, 124; on 249.?Gardun, Tessera, III, Various, IX, 123, 357, 358; X, 323.?Gaza, Greek Epitaphs, 115, 116, 354, 355.?Ithaca, C. I. VIII, 98 ; X, 97 ; Samaritan, G. S., Ill, Corrections and Addi with Part of Decalogue, X, tions, VII, 376; /. G., IX, 653, i 97.?Gedney, Lombardic, IV, IX, 354; Various, VI, 73; IX, on 280.?Gellep, Amulet, III, 354.?Jabal Gehaf, Himyaritic, 279.?Gerasa, Various Greek, X, 98.?Jerusalem: on Roman VII, 365.?Germany, Latin, from Aqueduct, V, 333; IX, 342; Cu the Correspondence of Oberlin, fie, II, 337; in Era of Eleuthero V, 481.?Gezer: Cuneiform polis, VII, 458 ; Forgeries, Latin Deed of Sale, IX, 342; X, 97; and Greek, VIII, 99 ; Greek from Pre-Israelite Tablet, VIII, 348; | Tombs, IV, 484; VI, 61; Hebrew on Egyptian Statuette, X, 336; I from Tombs, IV, 484 ; VI, 61 ; on (Limit), III, 283, 599; Hebrew, ! Ossuary of Nicanor, X, 184; on Tombs of Eleazar, Qushqush, Various, Greek and Latin, VIII, and Shaaw, X, 337.?Ghizeh, 348.?Jordan, East of, Greek and Greek, V, 85.?Gigthi, Various, Latin, I, 345 ; VII, 106.?Kaisar VIII, 122, 123.?Gordium, Vari i(y)eh, Aramaic, III, 249; ous, II, 303.?Gournah, mention Cappadocian, IV, 485.?Ka?tza, ing Israel, III, 283.?Grado, Manumissions, II, 116.?Kaleh Various, III, 79, 267.?Great Shergat, of King Tukulti Ninip, Britain, Various, IX, 130.? IX, 100.?Kalyvia Sochiotika, Greece, Various, II, no; VI, Various, X, 105.?Kanatha, Na 362.?Guelma (Flavius Eucsini bataean, III, 286.?Karnak, a us), VIII, 495.?Hadrumetum, New Temple of Phtah, IV, from Catacombs, X, 374; Epi 522.?Kerynia, Decree in Honor taph of L. Stertinius Martialis, of Gymnasiarch, IX, 102.?Kha X, 374.?Halicarnassus, Mort missa, on Statue-base, Latin, gage on , VII, 472.? VIII, 379; (Ventidii), VIII, Henchir-Dou?mis, Dedication of 495.?Khenchela, Latin, III, Capitol of Saia Maior, VII, 393 ; 275.?Kidros, Dedication to the Various, VII, 393.?Henchir deb? al?vio?, VII, 367.?Kolophon Mettich, Sententia based on the Nova: Decree in Honor of Lex Manciana, I, 386; III, 633.? Athenaeus, X, 339; Various, X, Heraclea (Theatre), IV, 535.? 340.?Konia, Greek and Latin, Heraclea Lyncestis, Epitaph of a in Museum, VII, 367.?Kouti 1 Dacian, V, 336.?Heraclea Pon- phari, Archaic, IX, 354.?Kritsa, tica, Miscellaneous, III, 525.? Dedication to Pan Kypharissitas, Hermopolis Magna, Manumis- ! IX, 212.?Ksar-bou-Fetha, Latin, sion on Diptychon, X, 95 ; Ptole III, 95.?Kurschunlu, Letter of maic, II, 103.?Hieraconpolis, | Antigonus to the Scepsians, VI, I?2 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

211.?Kyparissia, relating to mati (boundaries between Mes Taxes, III, 134.?Laconia, Hono senia and Laconia), IX, 474.? rary of C. Julius Eurycles Hercu Megalopolis, relating to Diaeus, lanus, II, 115; Various, IX, II, 114.?Megara, Tablet with 354.?Lagash, Account Tablet of the Lord's Prayer, V, 347.?Me Urukagina, X, 439.?Lambaesis: giste, Various, IV, 485.?Melos: (Apotheca), X, 121; Dedicatory, from Hall of the Mystae, III, VI, 90; mentioning Numerarii, 70; /. G. Ins., Ill, p. 209, VII, IV, 274; (Lepcis), X, 123.? 239; of Theodoridas, I, 405; II, Langres, Gallo-Roman Sepul 277; III, 122; V/234, 466; VI, chral, VIII, 366.?Larymna, from 205 ; Various, II, 300.?Mentana, the Ptoi'on, IX, 114.?Latmus, Latin, Various, VI, 76.?Merida, I> 347-?Lebadea, referring to IX, 359.?Mesha, X, 185.?Mes the Building of a Temple, II, senia, Southern, Various, IX, 292.?Leitha District, Roman 474.?Milan, Latin, Sepulchral, Sepulchral and Votive, IV, 505.? X, 115.?Miletus: Bouleuterion, Leptis Magna, Latin, Various, VI, 65 ; Decree in Honor of Hip VIII, 125.?Lesbos: (Eresus), postratus, V, 89 ;R. de Philologie, Rules for Entrance to a Sanctu XXIV, 1900, pp. 243ff., V, 471 ; ary, VI, 353; (), Grave relating to Sale of Priesthood of stones, VI, 353.?Leucas, C. I. Asclepius, X, 340; Theatre, Va G. S., Ill, 534-599, 989-990, Cor rious, VIII, 351; Various, IV, rections and Additions, VII, 486; viii, 352; x, 340, 341.? 376.?Libya, Stelae, III, 323.? Minturnae, of Serapis and Isis, Lilybaeum, Honorary, X, 350.? IX, 359.?Mistra: Byzantine, Lindus, History of the Temple of Publication of, IV, 276 ; Liturgi Athena, IX, 346 ; Priests of cal and Iconographie, Publica ?wo Athena, IX, 346.?Livadia, tion of, IV, 276.?Moesia, II, ?ioy?a of Xenarchus, VII, 373.? 109.?Montenegro, Roman Epi Lucera, Sepulchral, IV, 494.? taphs, X, 179.?Monterubbiano Lusoi, Various, V, 347.?Luxor: (on Altarpiece), VII, 140.?Mt. Ostraca, IX, 98 ;Text of Iliad I, Athos: Christian, IX, 135; De 1-7, IX, p9-?Lycaonia, Various, cree for Protection of Tomb of VI, 353; VII, 108; X, 187.? Euphrosynos, IX, 485.?Mt. Ly Lycosura, 'EMoney IX, 125.?Lystra, Greek and changers, II, 302.?Munychia, Latin, Various, VIII, 351.? relating to Wralls and Harbors, Macciano, Latin from Etruscan V, 98.?Mysia, on Reliefs, V, 457 ; Tomb, IV, 495.?Macedonia: Various, IX, 466.?Mytilene, /. Byzantine, VII, 396; Funerary, G., XII, 2, 23ff., X, 100.?Nabu III, 316; Various, II, 292; VII, lus, Greek Funerary, III, 61.? see 370; Thrace.?Macerata, Nahr-el-Kelb, VIII, 303.?Na Mithraic, IX, 120.?Madeba, ples: C. I. L., X, 568, IV, 495; Nabataean, C. I. Sem., II, 196, (Cult of Actaean Ceres), IX, X, 337-?Magnesia, X, 453 ; Cre 481 ; concerning the Pretores tan, IX, 212.?Mahemdiah, Greek Eubois, V, 349 ; Sepulchral, Dedicatory, X, 334.?Maktar, Latin, X, 465 ; on Temple of Neo-Punic, IV, 375.?Mamoura, Dioscuri, Greek, V, 473 ; Various, Sepulchral, III, 259.?Mantinea, Latin, IX, 481.?Naucratis, Dedi Roehl, Imagines, 2d Ed., p. 33, catory, IV, 479; VIII, 95.?Nau No. 6, I, 413 ; Various, III, 314.? pactus, Berichte d. Sachs. Ges., Mareas, X, 206.?Marissa, X, Nov. 14, 1895: Dittenberger, C. 98.?Marseilles, Phoenician and 1. G. S., Ill, No. 334; Daniels Semitic, IV, 248.?Mateur, Vari son, ?ranos, 111, 1898, pp. 49-80, ous, IV, 274.?Mainz, concerning IV, 353? Negadah (Aha), VIII, M. Minucius, IX, 484.?Mauro 344.?Neggadeh, Tablet with NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 193

Name of King Men?s, II, 240.? I I, 354; II, 301; 111,258; VI, 210, Newcastle, Dedicatory to Ocea 475 ; Treaty between Paros and nus, VIII, 377.?, Greek I Thasos, VII, 378; Various. IV, Epitaph, X, 338.?, Iz 535; VII, 378.?Patmos, Ditten v est ja rus s. arch. inst. Konstant. berger, Sylloge2, No. 681, New 11, 130, Greek, VII, 460.?Nip Readings, V, 471.?Pentima, re pur: Cuneiform Tablets,, IV, lating to a Priestess of Ceres, IV, 481 ; Records of Firm of Mu 495.?Pergamon: Aeolic Dedi rashu Sons, IX, 199; Topo cation to Poseidon, X, 341 ; graphical Map, IX, 340.?Nola, copied by Cyriacus of Ancona, V, 103.?Noricum, VII, 134.? VII, 368; Decree in Honor of a Nova Isaura, Christian Grave Gymnasiarch, IX, 104; Edict stones, IX, 484; Various, IX, concerning Disputes between 485.?Novara, Dedication to Tradesmen and Public Banks, Magister of the College of Fa VII, no; Funerary Dedication, bri, IV, 495.?Oenoanda, Epicu IX, 207; Law concerning the rean, III, 310.?Oetylus, Edict of Astynomi, VII, no; Regu Diocletian, Fragment, X, 106.? lations, VI, 65 ; Record of an the Oise, Latin, VI, 222.?Olbia, Athenian Decree, V, 228; Vari Thracian Sepulchral, IV, 537.? ous, IV, 536; VII, no; VIII, Olympia, Jh. Oesterr, Arch., 481 ; IX, 104, 346.?Perinthus, I, pp. 197ff., IV, 535; Various, Greek and Latin, III, 254.? I, 415; X, 348.?Orange, Conces Petra, from Sanctuaries, II, sion of Land, IX, 223 ; Record of 108.?P?trie, History of Egypt Roman Surveys, X, 467.?Orcho (Grafton Milne), Vol. V, p. 185, menos, Manumissions, IX, 211.? IV, 340.?Pettau, Mithraic, Latin, Oristano, Punic, VI, 81.?Or IV, 267.?Philadelphia, Etrus mela, VI, 460.?Osterburken, re can, IX, 375.?Philippopolis, III, lating to the Limes-fort, II, 526 ; VI, 474.?Phrygia, Constitu 128.?Ostia, III, 538.?Osuna, tions of Graeco-Phrygian Cities, Bronze Tablets, IV, 545.? II, 109; J. H. S., 1897, pp. 39?ff., Oudna, I, 387.?Oumm-el-Aw? III, 286; Various, Jewish, Greek, mid, Phoenician Stele, VI, 459.? Latin, VI, 201; X, 187.?Pia Ozolian Locris, III, 617.?Padua, cenza, relating to a Family of C. I. L., V, 2787, VII, 482 ; Votive Importance, IV, 256.?Pisidia, Bronze, VI, 219.?Pagasae, in VI, 353.?Pizos (), Unknown Characters, IX, 114.? III, 627; IV, 535.--Pola, Greek Palangah, Hittite, VII, 109.? Sepulchral, IV, 267.?Pompeii, Palermo, Arabic, IV, 514.?Pal Archaic Sepulchral, III, 539; estine, Greek and Latin, IV, 246, Osean, III, 143 ; IV, 365.?Pon 484; V, 87; Mediaeval Arabic, tus: Apocryphal Letter of Jesus VIII, 340 ; Various, VI, 201 ; see to King Abgar, VII, in; Greek Syria.?Palestrina, Honorary to Epitaphs, VII, in; Various, P. Aelius Apollinaris Arlenius, Greek, IX, 202.?Portotorres, IX, 118; Various, IX, 118.? Sepulchral, IX, 121.?Pozzuoli, Palma, Greek, on Byzantine Re on Magic Images, Greek, II, Mu liquary, "IX, 486.?Palmyra: 118; Sepulchral, VII, 125.? nicipal Honorarium," IV, 523 ; Praeneste, of P. Aelius Apolli in New York, X, 186; Various, naris Arlenius, IX, 120.?Priene, III, 61 ; IX, 343.?Pamphylia, Athen. Mitth., 1899, pp. 275g., VI, 353.?Panamara, IX, 103.? IV, 536.?, concern Paphlagonia, Various, IX, 102.? ing Local Names and Worship, Paris: C. I. L., VI, 546, VII, 466; X, 442.?Provence, III, 147.? Courajod Collection, Funerary Ptolema?s, II, 303.?Puteoli, VI, from, III, 83 ; Stele mentioning 78.?Re m agen (Claudius the Hittites, IX, 464.?Paros: Agrippa, Governor of Ger Archaic, II, 301 ; Fragments of many), VI, 85.?Rhegium, Archilochus, V, 471 ; relating to Greek, VI, 367,?Rhodes: C. I. Archilochus, V, 98 ;Heterae-, III, G. Ins., I, 106, VIII, 312; De 620; IV, 358; Marmor Parium, motic, on Statue of Priest of Dio 13 194 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

nysus, IX, 473 ; Funerary, X, 357-?Rumelia, VI, 354.?Sala 100; Lindos (Temple), VII, 368; mis, Decree, III, 613.?Salona, (Prytaneis), VII, 472; Various, C. I. L., Ill, 1988, 1989, VII, HI, 531; V, 99, 471; VI, 65, 362; 487; C. I. L., Ill, 2062, 2069, VIII, 352; IX, 104, 213.?Rieti, 8747, VII, 487.?Sal?nica, III, Fragment of Euripides, Alexan 254; IV, 537.?Salonichi, II, 116. der, I, 424.?Rome: (Argentarius ?Samos: B. C. H., V, 477, No. I, of Caecilia Metella), X, 352; C. I, 414; Grain Law, IX, 212; indi I, L., VI, 930, VI, 481; C. I. L., cating Relations with Athens, IV, VI, 3743, VII, 247; C. I.L., VI, 354; Various, I, 355.?Saponara Add., pp. 3199-3224, Nos. 32085 di Grumento, C. I. L., X, 220, I, 32263, VII, 481 ;Castra Peregrina, 364.?Sardis, mentioning Acho X, 112; Catacombs: (Pope Julius lius, III, 621.?Saujon, in Un I), VIII, 395; Various, VIII, known Alphabet, VII, 387.? 395? 396; Cemetery of Commo Scythia, Greek, Various, IV, on dilla, IX, 379; Columbaria 536.?S?germes, Latin Dedica Via Salaria, X, 352; Column of tory, X, 123.?Seleucia, Epitaph Phocas, VII, 482; Hono of Soldier of Roman Fleet, X, rum of Nerianus, IX, 120; Cur 101; Greek and Latin, III, 116.? t?is Relief, VIII, 318; Dedica Servia, Various, Greek and tory to Caracalla, IX, 120; Latin, VI, 355; VII, 370; VIII, Due?os, IV, 543, 544; Epitaphs: 354; IX, 336.?Shirpula, Tablets from Church of Carmelites, IV, of Period of Urukagina, IX, 261; of Laurentia, VIII, 129; of 460.?Si, Greek and Nabataean, Theodulus and Wife, VIII, 229; IX, 343.?Siatista, Greek, VI, Eulogium Thuriae, III, 632; 66.?Sidi-Amara (Civitas Avio Fasti: Capitoline, VII, 481; calensis), III, 323.?Sidon: of Consulares, Fragment, IV, 500; King Bod-ashtart, IX, 343, Consulares Minores, Fragment, 465; C. I. L., Ill, 151, VII, 458; VII, 125 ; Saliorum Palatinorum, Egyptian, VIII, 348; Greek, III, VII, 247; Forum: Archaic, III, 246 ; VIII, 348 ; Phoenician, 542; IV, 257, 365, 543, 546; V, VIII, 348; from Cippus of Rab 244, 479; VI, 481; Fountain of Abdmiskar, III, 282; from Tem to Juturna relating the Curatores ple, VII, 366; IX, 465.?Silches to " " Aquarum, V, 105 ; Honorary ter, Herrn on Tub-staves, I, Thermantia, VII, 383; Various, 378.?Sillyon, Pamphylian, IX, III, 264; IV, 497, 498, 500; V, 202.?Siloah, IV, 342.?Sinaitic 351; IX, 118; Fratres Arvales, Peninsula: containing Names of II, 321 ; IV, 543 ; Funerary, III, Kings of Abydos, VII, 455 ; of to 73 ; relating Uprising in Ger the Thinite Period, VIII, 299; 201 many, X, ; Graffito of the Various, VIII, 299.?Sinope, Crucifixion, II, 120; Lanuvium, Greek and Latin, VI, 65.?Siph III, 319; (Medicus of Caecilia nus, /. G., X., v, I, No. 481, IX, Metella), X, 352; Monument of 473.?Sippara, Cuneiform Del List of Avilius Teres, VII, 383 ; uge-tablet, II, 103 ; relating to the Salii, VII, 481 ; Sant' Agnese, the Mystic Squares of the Chal to Es relating Early Monastic daeans and 653, VII, 233.?Sir from tablishment, VII, 141 ; poula (King Ourou-Kaghina), of S. Neighborhood Paolo, III, II, 240.?Sitifi (Liber, Magna 264; Sepulchral, I, 361; (Greek Mater and Attis), X, 121.? and Latin), III, 546, 548; X, Slavonia, IV, 505.?Smyrna, of on in; Siricius, IX, 378, 379; Greek Sepulchral, III, 526; IV, Tiber Termination-cippus, IX, 267; Various, III, 251, 252.? 120; Various, IV, 544; V, 352; Souk-el-Arba, VII, 393.?So of VI, 78; VII, 126; X, 112-114; vana, Etruscan and Latin, III, 120.? Verginius Gallus, IX, 77.?Spain, on Stele, I, 436; R'Ormali, Jewish, VIII, 126.? Various, Latin, I, 437; III, Rouis (Christian Martyrs), X, 82.?Spalato, C. I. L., Ill, 375.?Rovalona, Edict of Diocle 2708, 2711, III, 323.?Sparta tian fixing Prices, Greek, IV, (Ball-players), IX, 474; (King NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 195

Nabis), II, 298; (Victor in the 247, VI, 475? Honorary from Tzai?? ?y?v), VIII, 480.?Spo Sanctuary of Poseidon, IX, 114; letum, V, 107.?Starigrad, Latin, Various, VI, 353, 362.?Teos, at IX, 363.?, Latin, VIII, Clandeboye, I, 417.?Termessus, 120.?, B. C. H., 1891, Sepulchral, IV, 249; V, 229; Va p. 430, VI, 212; relating to Re rious, IV, 486.?Thasos: in Local ligious Ceremonies, IX, 213.? Alphabet, V, 348; Establish Styra, Lead Tablets, IX, 211.? ment of the Oligarchy by Die Sudan, Hieroglyphic on Chris trephes, VIII, 480; Various, V, tian Monuments in, VI, 379.? 348.?Thebes (Boeotia), C. I. Sunium, Honorary of Cephisodo G. S., I, 2490, VII, 471 ; Various, 100.? tus, V, 100; Various, V, III, 259.?Thebes (Egypt), Re Susa: of Anzanite Epoch, X, port of Wenamon, IX, 458.? 336; Babylonian, Record of Pur Thera: C. I. G. Ins., Ill, 1020, chase of Land, V, 456; in Ar III, 616; Dedicatory, IV, 254; chaic Elamite Cuneiform, X, 183 ; Various, I, 353, 354; VI, 74; Greek Dedication to Apollo, VII, VII, 121.?Thermon: Treaty be 104.?Syme, VI, 354; VIII, 352.? tween Acarnanians and Aetoli , Phrygia, VI, 461.? ans, X, 106 ; Resolution of Amity Syracuse, Fragments from Eurya with the Magnetes, X, 106; re lus, IX, 358 ; /. G. S. A., 7, V, 240. lating to the Boundary between ?Syria: Arabic, VIII, 340,349; Oeniadae and Metropolis, X, Greek, II, 304; IV, 484; Latin, 106; from Temple, IV, 254; IV, 484; Nabatean, VIII, 349; Titles on Exedra for Ptolemaic Nicopolis, II, 107; Safaite, VIII, Statues, X, 106; Various, VI, 349; Various, III, 116.?North 74.?Th?rouanne (Civitas Mori ern Syria, II, 241 ; VII, 364.? norum), IV, 517.?Thespiae: B. Syria and Palestine: Cuneiform C. H., XIX, 79ff, I, 414; B. C. Tablets, IX, 341 ; of Eshmouna H., XXI, pp. 553ff, IV, 353; C zar, IX, 200.?Syrian Desert, V, I. G. S., I, 1761, V, 467; Dedi 457 ; VII, 234.?Ta'anach, Cunei cations to the Heliconian Muses, form, VIII, 100.?Tanagra, C. I. VII, 379; Lease, III, 133; Vari G. S., No. 527, I, 414; (Temple ous, VII, 379.?Thessalonica : re erected by Women of Place), lating to the Colonia Thessalon III, 617.?Taranto, of the Pen ica, VII, 112; relating to the tascinensium Baths, I, 431.?Ta Goddess Ma, III, 527; on Thra vira, C. I. L., II, No. 13, I, 437.? cian Relief, VII, 133.?Thessaly: : Tegea Dedicatory, II, 298 ; in Christian, V, 348 ; Corrected Epichoric Alphabet, VII, 379; Readings, VIII, 480; Decree in Greek Dramatic Contests, V, Honor of Sotaerus, I, 412; III, 472; Various, VII, 379; VIII, 617; VII, 241, 472; Various, V, 480.?Tehneh, Greek, Dedica 101; VI, 474; X, 349.?Thrace: tion to Ammon, Souchos, and Samothracian Deities, VI, 475; cvvvaoi, IX, 99; Various, Greek, Sepulchral, VII, 371 ; Various, IX, 99.?Tell-el-Djezer, see Ge Greek and Latin, III, 132; IV, zer.?Tell el-Hesy: Cuneiform 249; V, 337.?Thrace and Mace Tablet, IX, 464; Lachish Tablet, donia, I, 415.?Thugga, see X, 440.?Tell esh-Shibab, V, Dougga.?Thyatira, IV, 255 ; 334.?Tell Ta'anek, Cuneiform VI, 65.?Timgad, relating to Epistles of Tel-el-Amarna Pe the Library, X, 123.?Tire, riod, X, 99.?Tello(h) : Cylinder Greek, III, 526.?Tivoli, Pedes A of Gudea, V, 456; VII, 233; tals of Statues, VII, 384; Sepul to IX, 460; Dedication Baou, chral, IX, 359.?, Honorary to III, 599; Ghimil-Sin, V, 456; to P. Baebius, I, 416.?Tralles: to Nin-ghis-zida, VIII, 346; Honorary, Various, Latin and Tablets identifying Nina and Greek, IX, 105; Honorary to Ishtar, IX, 460; Various, IV, Victor in , X, 245; V, 87; VI, 459; VIII, 347? 101 ; Various, III, 526 ; VII, Teniet-el-Haad, VIII, 380.? 112, 369.?Transylvania, VII, Tenos: B. C. H. VII, 1883, A 134.?Trebizond, Byzantine, II, I96 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

152.?Tr?ves, I, 370.?Troezen, Museum, Early Attic, I, 408; B. C. H., XXIV, p. 190, No. s, Epitaph, V, 340; on Byzan VI, 473; Treaty, VII, 471.? tine Medals, X, 471 ; Delos, Epi Tunis, Latin and Greek, VII, taph, V, 339; Delphi, for Rescue 395.?Tunisia, Latin, III, 94; of Alexander by Craterus, III, Sophoniba, Punic, III, 564.? 68; on Temple, VI, 210; Eretria, Turin, Latin, IV, 263.?Turris Epitaph, IV, 251; Olbia (Contest Libisonis, III, 81.?Tyre, Phoe in Archery), V, 337; Paros, Ar nician, II, 107.?Tyrol, Etruscan, chaic, VIII, 480; Phalerum, on V, 358.?-nun, Archaic of Relief of Potamon the Flute Time of King Daddu, IX, 100.? player, VIII, 362; Smyrna, Epi Utica, Dedication to Ceres, taphs, III, 251 ; V, 90. Epi VIII, 380; Sepulchral, VIII, 380; grams: from Astypalaea, VI, X, 364.?Venice, Sepulchral, X, 211; Crete, IX, 475; Delphi, by 353.?Vervoz, on Counters, IX, Ion of Samos, VI, 214; by Pau Oath of Fi 95.?V?zir-Keupru, sanias, V, 240; " by Simonides, " II, delity to Augustus, Greek, V, 113, 114; on Todtenmahl Re 336.?Via Latina, concerning the lief, II, 275. Tribus Camilla, IX, 481.?Ville Greek Texts from: Aegina, Ar vieille, Dedication to a Genius, chaic, VI, 68.?Agios Basileios, in IX, 126.?Vitylo, Edict of Dio Church, IV, 344; on Statue Base, cletian, Fragment, X, 349.? IV, 344.?Alagonia, /. G. A., 324, , Roman Imperial, II, I, 415.?Alexandria, Jewish, X, ? 129.?Xanten, relating to Elder 196. Amorgos, Dittenberger, Pliny's Service in Germany, VII, Sylloge, No. 437, II, 290.?Ara ? 135. Yemen, Semitic, VII, phipolis, B. C. H., 189s, p. 532, 357.?Zacynthus, Greek, Italian, III, 627; Early, I, 415.?Ana and Latin, VII, 396.?Zizma, barzus, Dating Basilica, X, Greek, X, 187. 366.?Andropolis, Ivory Plaque Bilingual Texts from: Abu-Tarfa, representing Poet, VI, 458.?An Milestone (Greek and Latin), tioch, Sepulchral, V, 472.?Ar ? IV, 523. A fi u m-Karahissar cadia, on Statuette of Apollo, (Latin, Greek), III, 523.? V, 230; Offering of Phauleas to ?ghatcha-Kal? (Greek, Ara Pan, X, 189.?Asia Minor, Vo maic), Greek Text, IX, 344.? tive to Apollo, X, 338.?Athens: Delos (Latin, Greek), IX, on Base of Statue of Phayllus, 354.?Delphi (Greek, Latin), III, 616 ; C. I. A., II, 224, V, 239 ; II, 296.?Kolophon Nova (Latin, C. I. A., II, 2857, III, 615; C. L Greek), Latin Text, X, 340.? A., II, 3, 1263, III, 66; Catalogue Tenos (Latin, Greek), VI, 361.? of Epigraphic Museum, I, I, No. Ventabren (Greek, Latin), VII, I24 of '??7uypa(f)ai hirl xa'AKOfiarov, 387. IV, $32; Cynosarges, on Stele, Trilingual Text: from Henchir II, 272; Dedicatory to Apollo, Alaouin (Latin and Greek Origi II, 295 ; on Lamp from Acropolis, nals, Translation of Phoenician), VI, 70; on Lead Tablet, III, 256; III, 596. from Museum Hill and Vicinity, Greek Texts: Attic Voting-disk, I, III, 308; IV, 488; Offering of 415.?KttT?i Herrn of Alexander, Dorotheos and Simylos, III, 308 ; X, 447.?Boeotian, on Lead Bul Ostrakon of Themistocles, II, let, II, 292.?Boustrophedon, 291; of Roman Times, III, 615; Athens, II, no.?Deposit, of containing Sinopean Name, IX, Xuthias, I, 412; in Elean Char 209; (Temple of Athena Nike), acters, III, 569.?Formulae for III, 130; Votive, IX, 108.? Letters, VIII, 479.?Graffito, St. Beit-Djebrin, Sepulchral, VII, Mark's, Venice, IV, 550.? 106.?Bint-Gebeil, of Eikos Metrical : from Aghatcha-Kal?, tratos, III, 246.?Blois, on Stele, relating to Aranda, X, 187; An III, 553.?Boeotia, Dedicatory, on tioch the Orontes, Oracle IX, 109.?in Boston, Lamp, ? VIII, of Alexander of Abonotichos, 383. Bournarbashi, Sanctuary VII, 364; Athens, National of Aphrodite Stratonicis, V, 90.? NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 197

Bramagas, mentioning Aurelian, marchs, IV, 251 ; on Lead Weight, Dedication to from of De IX, 352.?Brusa, | V, 233; Sanctuary Asclepius, X, 338.?Bulgaria, lian Apollo, V, 97 ; Sepulchral, Dobrusky, Mat?riaux d'Arch? IV, 251.?Ferla, referring to ologie en Bulgarie, p. 98, IV, Church Organization, VII, 487; pp. loi, 104, IV, 488.?By 127.?Gezer, on Lamps, IX, zantine Ivory, V, 246.?Calli 464.?, Attic Decree, VI, thea, on Relief, V, 93.?Car 472.?Hauran, on Relief, IX, ? thage, Amulet, I, 439; Lead 465. Hypaepa, Fragmentary, Medals, Christian, VIII, 391.? III, 252.?Idalia, Maussolus and Ceos, 'E./Ap;t.,/S5?, p. 1459, No. the Phaselites, III, 309.?, 2997, III, 620; Sepulchral, III, Dedication to Isis, IX, 212.? 605.?Cha?dari, Earliest Greek Ithaca, Sepulchral, VI, 73 ; see Letter, VIII, 478.?Chalcedon, on Leucas.?Karien, III, 627.?Ka Relief, III, 523.?Chalcis: Dedi vadarca, Sepulchral, III, 527.? catory on Altar, VII, 116; relat Kurschunlu, Letter of Antigonus ing to Lysimachus, VII, 116; to the Scepsians, VI, 210.?Lao Sepulchral, VI, 71.?Chrysochou, dicea ad Lycum, Le Bas-Wad on Scarab, I, 399.?Corinth, in dington, III, 1693b, III, 252.? Corinthian Alphabet, II, 114.? Leucas, in Corinthian Alphabet, Crimea, on Pagan Statue, refer VII, 377; see Ithaca.?Licodia ring to Genesis I, 2, X, 132.? Eubea, Monumental, IX, 122.? Daphne, Christian, VIII, 390.? I Locris, C. I. G. S. Ill, I, No. 334, Dedeagatch, V, 337.?Delos, on III, 132.?Lusoi, on Bronze, V, Statue-base, IX, 112.?Delphi: 347.?Lycosura : on Measure, of the Great Altar, II, 294; re III, 620; Rules of Temple, III, lating to Aristotle, HvOlovIkcll, 619; Various, I, 414.?Mantinea, III, 307 ; Base of Charioteer on Capital, III, 314.?Mariana, (Polyzalos Bronze), III, 133; Sepulchral, III, 262.?Mazi, Decree in Favor of the Thuri Statuette of Artemis, III, 569.? ans, II, 252; Dedicatory, III, Megara, Archaic, I, 415.?Me 616; IV, 356; Record of Gen los: on Statue-base, VI, 468; of erals at , II, 292; Theodoridas, I, 405 ; to Zeus of the Lesche of Cnidus, II, 294; Kataibates, II, 301.?Memphis, Liturgie, X, 451 ; relating to Ob III, 244.?Menlik, Greek, Relief jects on Sacred Way, II, 292; of Dionysus, VIII, 354.?Mt. 121 relating to Praxiteles, III, ; Hermon, Warning to Non-jurors, on Treasury of Athenians, II, VII, 457.?Mt. Lycaon, on 293 ; adjoining Treasury of the Bronze Greave, IX, 355.?My Athenians, III, 138; on Metopes lasa, Accession of Artaxerxes of Treasury of Sicyon, II, 261; Ochus, III, 621.?Mysia: B. C. 1 on Tripod of Gelo, III, 132; on H., XXIII, i899y PL w, h X, Tripod of Hiero, III, 306.? 197; British Museum, No. 813, Edessa, III, 527.?Egypt: in X, 197; Dedicatory, X, 197.? on British Museum, III, 135; Dedi- | Mytilene, Marble Seat, II, cation of Altar, V, 330; on Sca no; Various, X, 100.?Nabulus, rab, IV, 340.?, from Funerary, III, 61.?Naxos: C. I. , III, 530.?Eleu G., 2422, V, 471; /. G. A., 411, sis: C. I. A., I, 5, IV, 355; Dedi V, 471 ; relating to Dionysus, IV, cation to Asclepius, III, 530.? 535.?Olympia (Property Laws), Ephar, Dedication to Baal, IX, III, 309.?Padua, on Byzantine 465.?Ephesus: Honorary of Inkstand, X, 472.?Paros: Charm Nerva, III, 524; Topographical, against Fire, VII, 378 ; Fragment III, 524; of Tribune of Legio VI from Archilochus, V, 98 ; Oldest on Maced?nica, III, 525; Votive Known, VI, 475.?Pergamon: on ? Relief, V, 468. Epidaurus, Cameo, II, 109; Dedication, III, on Fouilles dEpidaure, p. 50, No. 525; for Seal Ring, III, 62; 73, III, 619; relating to Worship Headless Term, IX, 346.?Phaes on of Apollo and Asclepius, IV, tus, Bust of Ge, IV, 350.? De- to 535.?Eretria: dated by | Philippopolis, Dedicatory 198 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Apollo Kendrisos, VI, 474.? 52o; between Jerusalem and Piraeus, Accounts of the Building Petra, I, 398; Lambaesis, III, of the Walls under Conon, X, 568; Mirabel (text), III, 83; 450; Sepulchral Stele, I, 404.? Syria, I, 398; Via Appia, I, 356; Pogla (Fugla), V, 335.?Poz IV, 264.?Military Diplomas: zuoli, relating to Sun-god, V, Apheca, II, 106; Bulgaria, II, 473.?Rhodes: C. I. G. I., I, 122, 332, 333; IV, 486, 487; Krnjese V, 347; (Trianta) on Tomb of vaca, III, 555; Palestine, I, 399; Schoolmaster, VI, 468.?Rome, Seulo, III, 81; Varna, III, 527; on Architrave in Forum, IV, Weissenburg, I, 371. 499; Dedicatory, X, 453.?Sai'da, Latin Texts from: Adam-Klissi, on on Glass Goblets, IX, 343.?Sal Tropaeum, V, 454.?Ai'n-el amis, Athen. Mitth. XXIII, Menchia, Dedicatory, X, 123.? 1898, pp. 466ff., IV, 355.?Samos: Aix, Votive, I, 435.?Andemos, relating to Augustus, I, 355; on relating to Episcopus Ecclesiae Basis, III, 532; Ionian, on Apollo Boiorum, IX, 359.?Aquae Albu Torso, V, 98.?Sandahannah, lae, relating to Patient at the Sul Dedicatory, V, 88.?Sebastopolis, phur Baths, X, 462.?Arbonne, relating to Pontarch of Tomi, V, giving Latin Name Narbona, IV, 472.?Sicyon, Dedication to Ar- i 372.?Arsoli, Sepulchral, III, 533. temis, III, 618.?Smyrna: C. I. ?Asberg, of Eques Alae Moe G., Ill, No. 3194; II, 279; Dedi sicae, III, 557 ;Atena-Lucana, on catory, V, 91 ; on Sepulchral Re Stele, I, 430; of Terminus Grac lief, V, 468.?Sparta (Parthian chanus, I, 430.? Trevi Expedition of Caracalla), VIII, rorum, on Contorniate, V, 358.? 479.?Stojnik and Vicinity, B. Ac. Hist., XXXIX, p. 308, VI, Memorial, IX, 336; on Statue of 481.?Baalbek, Dedicatory, I, Aphrodite, IX, 336.?Syracuse, 398; on Stele, IV, 484.?Baiae, Sepulchral, III, 134.?Syria, Cursus Honorum of L. Caecilius Dedication to the God Genneas, Dioscuros, I, 358; Dedicatory to VII, 234; Waddington, Insc. Gr. L. Caecilius Dioscuros, I, 358.? et Lat. de la Syrie, No. 2556, V, Beire-le-Chatel, on Altar to 228.?Tanagra, Funerary, X, Deae Matres, IV, 265.?Benian, 106.?Thasos, in Epichoric Al Epitaph of Saint, IV, 270.? phabet, IX, 205.?Thebes: C. Berg, on Votive Altar, IX, I. G. S., I, 2552, VII, 373; 130.?Berkowitza, on Relief of from Cabirium, V, 472 ; on Silvanus, V, 112.?Berlin, Mu Votive Bull, III, 571.?Thera, seum, C. I. L., VI, 426, V, 478.? relating to Carnea, V, 472.? Beuel, commemorating a Roman Thermon, Retrograde, VIII, Victory, III, 269; Dedicatory, 109.?Thessaly, Decree in Hon III, 557.?Bir-bou-Rekba, Dedi or of Sotaerus, I, 412.?Tire, for catory, IV, 271.?Bologna, on Sanctuary, III, 526.?, of Cippus of M. Modius Donatus, Soter and Theodotus, III, 252.? III, 534; Sepulchral, III, 534.? Tyre (Roman Officials in Egypt), Bordj-el-Amri, Christian, VIII, VI, 349.?Vari (Archedamus the 391.?Boston, Museum, Sepul Theraean Dancer), IX, 209. chral, IX, 369.?Boulogne-sur Latin Texts: Curse-, Carthage, I, Mer, Sepulchral, III, 553 ; IV, 386.?Chagnon, I, 367.?Graffiti, 266.?Brindisi, Sepulchral, II, from Delos, VI, 482; Pompeii, I, 118.?Br?ck, a. L., Epitaph, III, 355; Rome, S. Agnese, VI, 224.? 555.?Bruska, Boundary-stone, Metrical : from, Aquileia, Bueche IX, 363.?Caerwent (Canton of ler, Carm. Lat. Epigr., No. 1841, the Silures), VIII, 121.?Calatia, III, 633 ; Bologna, on Cippi, III, C. 1. L., X, 3893, I, 428.?Cales, 534) 535 ?Maktar, Virgilian, IV, Dedicatory, III, 323.?Carnar 274; Ventimiglia, Sepulchral, I, vonshire, with Name translated 362.?Milestones: from Africa, from Goidelic, VIII, 494.?Car IX, 224; X, 470; Carlsruhe, I, thage: Dedicatory, to Bacchus, 372; Coblenz, III, 269, 558; X, 363 ; to Jupiter Ammon, III, to Daphni, III, 308; Jerusalem, III, 564; IV, 374; the Memmii, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 199

IV, 375 ? on Lamp, IV, 272; II, 125-?Ilklen, Sepulchral, III, (the Odeum), VI, 487; Roman 325.?Jerusalem, Canal de Salo Cursus Honorum, II, 133; re mon, VII, 106.?Kef, containing lating to the Telegenii, VII, New Title of Procurator, X, 393 ; relating to the Vergilii, 122.?Khamissa, Dedication to I, 385 ; relating to Worship of Genius of the Numidians, IX, Ceres, III, 274.?Castelnuovo, on 134; relating to the Princeps Local Improvements, IX, 123.? Numidarum, IX, 134; from The Castelvecchio Subequo, Record atre, VI, 90.?Khangat-el-Had of Buildings, III, 74.?Cherchel, jaj, Dedication to Saturn, IV, relating to the Marciani, III, 508.?New Termination For 274.?Chester, on Bronze, V, mula, X, 362.?Ksar-Tarcine 113; on Drain, V, 113; on Lead (Centenarius of Tibubuci), VII, Pipe, IV, 506.?Chinciano, con 138.?Kutchuk Katefkhes (Sanc taining Name Vergilius, I, 429.? tuary of Diana), VII, 107.?Lake Choueifat, relating to the Triad of Tunis (Fare at Ferry), X, of Heliopolis, X, 336.?Cirences 363.?Lambaesis: from Archives ter, Dedication to Sulevae, IV, of Legio III Augusta, III, 567; 269.?Clanville, to Carinus, III, C.I. L., Vlll, 2542, II, 336; Ha 562.?Collettara, on Architrave, drian's Addresses to Troops, IV, III, 261.?Cologne, Sepulchral, 273 ; in Honor of Hadrian, IV, III, 558.?Constantinople, on 273 ; of a Military School, III, Statue Base, III, 149.?Corte 568; Sepulchral, III, 567; Vari gana, on Bronze Plaque, IX, ous, II, 336.?Licodia Eubea, on 124.?Crete, Cnossus, Annual of Lamp, VIII, 131.?Lom, Dedi , VI, pp. catory, V, 112.?London, Roman 92~93, V, 343.?Cumae, III, Inscribed Prow, I, 376.?Maktar, 261.?Deir el-Qala'a, Dedicatory Taurobolic, I, 386.?Medjez-el to Jupiter Heliopolitanus, VI, Bab, from Byzantine Fort, VII, 200.?Djebel Mansour (Temple 138.?Melun, C. I. L., XIII, No. of Mercury at Gales), IX, 133.? 3010, VI, 486.?Metz, on Bust of Dokzat, Dedicatory to Artemis Sun-god, I, 372.?Modena, Con Gazoria, III, 626.?Dougga, firmatory of Vacca, VI, 217.? Earliest Dated, IV, 272.?El Montauban Museum, on Relief, Ai'oun, Christian, III, 275.?El IV, 373.?Myszkow, on Bronze Djem, Dedication to Luna, IX, Hand, IX, 129.?Naix, on Bronze 365.?Elephantine (Name of Ring, V, 481.?Narbonne, Vari Praefect of Egypt), IX, 338.? ous, IX, 360.?Nepi, on Cippus, Este, on Stele, IX, 117.?Euskir III, 75.?Nettersheim, Votive, chen, Votive, III, 557.?Evora, II? 330.?Neuschloss Matzen, on Dedicatory, IV, 265.?Faro, Portrait Bust of T. Flavius, IX, Dedicatory to Aurelian, I, 366.? 130.?Niederberg, Dedicatory, Fiesole, Tessera Gladiatoria, I, II, 331.?Nuragus, on Sarcopha 365.?Fourvi?re, Bronze Disc, gus, IX, 121.?Orl?ansville, of III, 554.?Grado, from Sarcopha Trajanus Decius, X, 363.?Ostia, gus, III, 80.?Guigariche, in Tomb Formula on Lead Waterpipe, X, of Mithra's Worshippers, VIII, 109.?Osuna, Statue, IX, 124.? 125.?Hammam Rihra (Aquae Otricoli, Honorary, III, 538.? Calidae), Dedicatory, III, 275.? Oudna, Dedicatory, I, 387; Heddesdorf, Sepulchral, III, Christian, I, 387.?Oued-Kitan, 558.?Heliopolis, C. R. A cad. Dedication to Adonis, IX, 134.? Insc, 1901, pp. 19iff., V, 457.? Ouv?ze, C. I. L., XII, No. 1359, Henchir-Alouin, fixing the Site V, 246.?Paris, Funerary, from of Sicilibba, IX, 134.?Henchir Courajod Collection, III, 83.? el-Fras (Monasterium Gillita Pellefigue (funerary), IX, 362.? num), III, 566.?Henchir-el Pettau, from Mithraeum, III, Ms?'?din, on Christian Tombs, 556; Mithraic, IV, 267.?Phil III, 276; Cursus Honorum of M. ippi, Funerary, III, 148.?Pitig Aurelius Severus Antoninus, III, liano, Sepulchral, III, 76.?Pom 276.?Iglesias, C. L L., X, 7515, peii: C. L L., X, 931, IX, 481; 200 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

on Door-plate, I, 355, 356; be- I IX, 336-?Tabarka, Mosaic, fore a House, VII, 125 ; of M. Christian Sepulchral, X, 375.? Epidius Sabinus, III, 539; from Tarquinpol, Gravestone, I, Reg. IX, Ins. Ill, III, 71 ; Sepul 372.?Tarry-le-Rouet, Dedication chral of the Maccii, III, 539.? to Caligula, III, 322.?Tebessa, Rom (Deux-S?vres), on Base, C. I. L., Vlll, 2190, II, 336; C. IV, 372.?Rome: Base for Statue I. L., Vlll, 16697, H, 337.?Te of Hercules Olivarius, I, 360, boursouk, (Statues for the Baths), 406; C. I. L., VI, 55*; 900, IV, 275.?Thala, Dedication to IV, 544; C. I. L., VI, 1220, Saturn, VI, 374.?Th?rouanne, 10300, 3^394, IV, 499? C. I. L., (The Morini), IV, 503.?Thibi VI, 2269, II, 119; Dedication to lis, from House of the Antistii, Local Divinity, I, 360; Epitaph X, 470.?Thysdrus, relating to ("Crypta"), IX, 379; Fortifi Marcus Aurelius, I, 437.?Tiber, cations of S. Lorenzo fuori le Bronze Slave Collar, VIII, 130.? Mura, VIII, 130; Forum: Ba Timgad, relating to Plautianus, silica Aemilia, on Cippi, IV, X, 122.?Tivoli, on Sarcophagus 498 ; Dedicatory on Pedestals, of Lollianus, IX, 480.?Torre IV, 498 ; Dedicatory, Various, Annunziata, Building Inscrip IV, 499; Edict of Tarratinus tion, III, 550.?Tourettes-Levens, Bassus, IV, 499; Fasti Capitolini, Honorary, X, 357.?Tr?ves, IV, 497 ; Fratres Arvales, Frag Dedication to Apollo, I, 370.? ment, IV, 498 ; Lucius Caesar, Trieste, IX, 363.?Tunis, Vari IV, 498; Regia, III, 544; IV, 261; 1 ous, III, 273.?Turin, Dedica Sepulchral, III, 264; Via Sacra, tory, IX, 123.?Tusculum, Eulo on Epistyle, IV, 498; Funerary, gium of M. Vinicius, IX, 219.? III, 73 ; on a Gaming Tablet, IX, Utica, Fragmentary, X, 364; on 120; Herrn with Name of En Gravestone, IX, 366.?Vercelli, nius, IX, 120; Pedestal of Statue, Comic Lex Tap pula, IX, 218.? in Domus Valeriorum, VII, 125 ; Via Aurelia (Pourri?res and Record of a Captured City, V, Pourcieux), to Celleo, V, 246.? 352; S. Ermete, Sepulchral, VI, Vienne, on Temple, I, 434.? 224; relating to Secretarium Tel Villafranca de los Barros, on a lurense, I, 429 ; Via Ostiensis, Brick, IV, 264.?Vitrolles, Epi Sepulchral, III, 546, 547; IV, taph, VII, 388.?Volx, Dedica 501 ; Via Salaria, Various, II, tion to Victoria, I, 435.?Wal 118.?Rouffak, containing Un d?rn, Roman Military, II, 331.? usual Forms, IV, 508.?Salonichi, Windisch, relating to Emperor of the Oppii, VI, 66.?Salzburg, Claudius, III, 85 ; relating to the Names on Bronze Tablet, VII, Foundation of Vindonissa, III, 249.?Sant' Antioco (), 322.?Yzeure, Dedication on IX, 121.?Seleucia, Roman Im- : Gigantomachia, I, 368.?Zell perial, III, 116.?Sidi-ben-Has hausen, Brambach, 1408, II, 331. sem, Dedication to Saturn, VI, 1 Miscellaneous Texts: Etruscan 486.?Silurnum (Water-supply from, Carthage, IV, 375 ; Dos of Roman Camp), I, 376.?Sin- | Tavon, V, 358; on Hairpin in zenich, Votive Altar, II, 129.? ! Florence, VI, 484; from Pian Souk-el-Abiod, concerning Pup sano, III, 75.?Osean, painted, put, IV, 274; Cursus Honorum II, 117.?Hebrew, on Lamp, from of L. Octavius, IV, 274.?Sousse, Denderah, IX, 464. Sepulchral, VIII, 379; IX, 365; Words commented upon, Greek : Tessera A Hospitalis, IV, 509.? with Numerical Signification, Roman South Shields, Altar, II, X, 348.? 'AyaOri Tvxv, II, 276.? to 131.?Spalato, relating Legio ''Ayaa?ir]fovy VI, 470.?'Ayeci7r??LEif XI Claudia, III, 323.?Spoleto, V, 240.??y?v, X, 340.???e, X, 121.? C. I. L., XI, No. 4854, II, 451.??i?ea/LTCj/iaiE, III, 209.? Ai on Stano di Ragusa Sarcopha ve?ov, I, 408.? 'AKpi?r/ct HI, 553.? gus, VI, 91.?Stojnik and Vi ?Ar?p?O?, VIII, 354.?cuivrai, X, cinity, Dedicatory, IX, 336.? 348.??vaypacpev?, IX, 473.??va Svilajnac, Dedication on Altar, | naiviadei?, X, 206.??vaTiioneiv, IX, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 201

213.?avem?aoia, VII, 472.?'Av X, 452.?Laphria, I, 416.?ae? Xaprjv??, VIII, 302.???ioi, X, 206. iroyv?/uov, HI, 31.?hoyicTT]?y IX, ?'Aiz?aaic 'Etevvev?, III, 621.? 474.?Lykandros, X, 211.?A??r Tioc ?irodeud?vTo?, II, 304.?'Aiz?'?lovo? izpb? dah?ocTji, VIII, 480.? B? IX, 48.?M(vpra)f kov; -#, IX, 344.?Arsino?, IX, I, 404.?N?/frof, II, 298; III, 136. 473; X, 343.? 'Apr?iu, IV, 358.? ?v?ir?/) IX, 474.?Neilon, IX, 212. *A()T?jLLi? Korileo? Kai PopOao?a, -VEVVOV, VI, 211.-VlOty?TIOTO?, X, VIII, 358.? ?pxay?TTi?, X, 45*-~ 206.?ve6(?)vtoc? X, 206.?NiKay?pac, 'Ap^?dw, IX, 474.?apxiTa?Aapicc 1,404.?N?/c?f?f, VII, 241.?Numer 100 10 A?y?)irTov, VI, 349.??aa7ievrai III, ical Signs for and for Drach 6i.^'Ap/>?K^c, VIII, 496.?Bac mae, X, 103.??, Signs for, Tegea, chon, X, 343; P. Baebius, 1,416. VII, 379.-Eovd?at, I, 413.-0LVO7TO ?B??i.(f)aiov, I, 412.?B?Tpvc ?evkcl oiapxo?^ VII, 460.?o?voiT?ciov, vo? kxolnovpyr?aey VIII, 311.? VII, 460.?'OfiqpEiov, X, 340.? Genneas, VII, ?fi?voia, VI, 351.?'Op?orao, I, tc?l 234.?ypa/LijiaTEvc, r^? ?ovXijc; ?rjfM?i', ett? r? ifjqtyto 412.?Ovavy?afiOTj?, VII, 108.? fiara; nar? Tzpvraveinv, IX, 473.? OvEviToovra Kova?povva, VII, 387. X, IX, naioiK?v ?Daguteni, 338.?Aairi?,^ ?'OQ?Xrao, II, 292.?to 212.?Aapr?, IX, 213.?(fctfaTrpw Kaddriparopiov, VIII, 480.?nal? ro?, VII, 236.?AifeiO?fitfo?, I, afuptdaXf/c, HI, 131.?7raAez?dx>, VII, 400.?A?oc '(^(oJX?d/o^), HI, 69. 241.?Tlavt/?vio?, X, 104.?Patro ?Aal 'J&mTtTiE?u, II, 275.?f, Ar clus, X, 343.-^017,0^, VI, 352. = el cadian, IV, 357.?E (Del ?narpcjvo? K?>pvovt III, 262.? phi), VI, 210.?tiKOffairpc?TO?, VII, TIalyoavia?], V, 240.??c?avoc, X, 236.?eIotjkovo?) IX, 475.?EKaru 451.?TT?varpa, IX, 485.?JI/?, VIII, 362. I, 416.?'ElevoEiv, III, 61.? ?Tipa?ir?lri?, HI, 121.?Praxi ?fi77Tj?io?f IX, 475.??v, Doric, phanes, IX, 473.?npoGTEyaoTTJpa, ? IX, 474.?tv 'ETiaiE?, VII, 469.? VII, 471.?nroAf/zaZof Tzpea?vTE ?vda?E KEtrai, IX, 485.?*'E,rra(>xo? po?, IX, 211.???vdEpfio?, IX, 212. Tov *V?fir]?i II, 338.??tt? irapovTo?, ?7ri;/;o?, IX, 207.?paan?t IV, X, 453.??myvafaia, VII, 471.? 532.?latdi?a?, IX, 474.?Sarapis, eiteOovoloc , IV, 356.?(Hermes) VI, 212.?oE8aGTo<\>?vT7j?, X, 338. ??Taoc, ?piovvio?, Karoxo?, #0owo?, ?lEyEtp?v, II, 304.?2e/c/ln;e, X, VIII, 104.?*Kepp.ov 7Toh)viovf IV, 196?OEKovv?apovoov, III, 135.? 532.?TZvd?xppovoc, I, 416.?Eusta 2,?piovt VI, 349.?oovfipapov?ri?, I, thios, X, 211.?evcT?v, IV, 355.? 417.?avvpoiay IX, 474.? 1?)(nv?oJ Eutropius, X, 443.?Festus, X, X, 196.?2g><7?i;?6)C, X, 196.? r?>v r? av? 443.?Zev?, MeXitovgio?, IV, 491; rauia?f rrfi ?ovArjl ; ei? *0/i?ioc, IX, 475.?Zrjvtjv 'Aaiavo?, 6r)(JLCL, IX, 473.-T(?TG)l) $0%p?UL X, 348.?Z/ivpva, III, 615.? OvtKTCJpE?VC?L,VI, 349.-T/lO?O?, Oeo? [*H^]/oc, V, 473.?Beot?ke^ VI, 468.?'Y?ogOet?vioi, I, 412.? VIII, 391.? Q?pav?po?, IX, 208.? 'Y/i?apiu?cj?, IX, 213.?$epEKpaT?/?f Ovtjt??vlol, VII, 241.?Ooivapju?cTpia, VII, 472.? 00?voc, V, 472.?Philo IX, 474.?Owjlai, IX, 213.?M?cw, cles, X, 343.?7 ?Evr?pa Qoi?v, X, 451.??EpEv?, IX, 485; ?fpei>? VIII, 391.??vkr?y 'Adqv?? II[o/t?(z "Pi?fiaiov, IX, 474.?Hiero of Syra ^L X, 338; Avp7?faav7?}X, 338. ?nl cuse, X, 343.??epoavTovvTa ?Xa/U?, II, 284.?XavKoi:pio?t y?vov? XafiTTp?TrjTi, II, 298.?'Itttto VIII, 3oz.?Xeifia?, VII, 241.? Kp?TEl?, VII, 24I.-lG0T?2,0(v)i I, XEtp?ypcHpov (with genitive), IX, 404.?Kaiv?v, VII, 241.?Ka?? OU 474.? ^/A/aen-fac, IX, 212.??ov?, GTp\o]v?, HI, 62O.-KEp?E??iE7TrrjCi i X? 197.?Iwxti, IX, 48?;. II, ?pxovro?, X, 343.? Latin: Adiutor Praefecti Annonae, 295.?^^ Ko?vTo? KoivTov.''Pa/ivovoiO(;1 X, 343. II, 322.?Adiutor Tabulariorum, ?Kovpa?, III, 61.?icvpto?, VIII, IV, 498.?Adiutores Procuratoris, 487.?Aa?laip, IV, 340.?Aa(o??Krj), I IV, 498.?Aedes Ministrorum 202 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Mercurii Maiae, Postea Augusti, nuchus, VI, 90.?Euras, VII, 482. III, 540.?Cn. Aemilius Cica ?Famulus dei eremita, X, 132. tricula Pompeius Longinus, II, ?Faustinus, X, 375.?, I, 333.?Aeternitas, VIII, 487.? 386.?Felix, I, 376.?fl. (follis), Aglibol, VIII, 302.?Agr(um) X, 364.?Flaminica Divarum, II, C(enturiarum) IIII, III, 633.? 108.?Fubzanus, III, 539.?C. Ala, Antoniniana Gallorum, I, Fulvius C. f. Quir. Plautianus, 399; Gallorum et Thracum, I, X, 122.?Gaius Galerius, IX, = 399; Prima Hispanorum Auri 219.?Germanicus September, ana, I, 371.?Alpes Numidicas, II, 333-?Gloria, VIII, 391.? IX, 224.?Ammilla, I, 376.? Graecostadio, VIII, 130.? (Gra Q. Antistius Adventus, X, 470.? tiam) percepit consecutus est, Apotheca, X, 121.?Aucissa, I, X, 206.?Grumentum, I, 364.? 370.?Audiens, X, 132.?Au Hadriano, I, 398.?Iarhibol, gusta, I, 376.?Augusialis, III, VIII, 302.?le que digni sunt 322.?Divo Augusto Imp. Cae sic accipiant, X, 132.?Infante sari, I, 434.?Ave, X, 115.?M. peregrinu, X, 374.?Iuliai, III, Baebius Speratus, III, 568.? 568.?(I)ulianus, IX, 481.? = Bel, VIII, 302.?C. S. Caelesti G(aio) Julio Basso, I, 399.?Ti. Iullo Sohemia, VIII, 98.?Calpurnio | Balbillos, II, 119.?Iulius Atiliano, I, 399.?Cardo (Gro Basilianus, IX, 338.?Iulius Fa matic Figure), I, 430.?Carpen bianus, VII, 458.?Iupiter Iura tum, X, 121.?Q. Cassius Agria rius, III, 319.?Kalatia, I, 428.? nus Aelianus, III, 95.?Castel Legio II Traiana Fortis, VII, lum Biracsaccarensium, VIII, 458.?Leptis-Lepcis, X, 123.? 378.?M (arco) Ceccio Justino, Libentio, I, 370.?Lollianus Ma . . . I? 399-?Cell eo, V, 246.? vortius, X, 462.?L(ucio) Cae Classis Germ?nica Pia Fidelis, sari, IV, 498.?Lucus Feroniae, III, 533.?Appio Claudio Pul., X, in.?Lusor, VII, 482.?Mac VI, 482.?Conors: III Bracarum, , III, 539.?Magetissa, I, I> 399? Cisipadensium, II, 333; 371.?Magistri pagi Augusti I Flavia Civium Romanorum, I, Felicis suburbani, III, 550.? 399; I Galatarum, I, 399; II Maiestas, VIII, 487.?Mamianus, ? (Ulpia) Galatarum, I, 399; V III, 539. M(atri) Deum Gemina Civium Romanorum, I, M(agnae), I, 387.?Maurussus, 399; VI Petraeorum, I, 399; I, 386.?Memmio, IV, 375.? I Sebastenorum, I, 399.?Cohor Memmius Aemilius Probos, VII, ts) XVII (Lyons), III, 554.? 482.?Memmius Aemilius Tryge Cohort (is) I Class (icae), VIII, tius, VII, 482.?Merarii, X, 363. 366.?Colonia Aurelia Commoda ?Mersekha, VIII, 299.? (Civi) Pia Felix Augusta Pupput, IV, tas Morinor(um), IV, 503.?Mu 271.?L. Corneli Pusionis, VI, tius, VII, 393.?MX, III, 568.? 481.?II Cos., I, 366.?Cos. IIII , I, 372.?Narbona, P. P. Procos., Ill, 568.?Crucem IV, 372.?Navicularii Arela accipere, X, 206.?Crypta, IX, tenses, IX, 481.?Nomen, X, 477. 379.?Curiae, Collegia, or Ordi ?L. Octavio Cornelio, IV, 274, nes, III, 284.?Deanae Gazoriae, 275.?Furium Octavianum, IV, III, 626.?Decumanus (Gromatic 499.?Olivarius (Hercules), I, Figure), I, 430.?Dictator clavi 360, 406.?Ordo Silurum, VIII, figendi causa, IV, 498.?Die 121.?Ornamenta Sufetis, IV, prima mensis Augusti indict 273.?Ovius, III, 539.?Pagani (ione) und(ecima), VII, 482.? cum, X, 123.?Papius, III, 539.? Dis deabus Manibus, X, 115.? PC Pietatis eius anno quinto, VII, Dis Matribus, IV, 265.?Dispen 482.?Pentascinenses, I, 431.? sator scaenicarum, II, 322.? Pertica, VII, 482.?Petronius, Dominus, VIII, 487.?Domitia Bucculus, IV, 508; Maximus, = nus October, II, 333.?Duce X, 462; Proculinus, IV, 508.? narius protector, IV, 484.?Ecri Petrus, VI, 224.?Pila, IX, tusirus, X, 468.?Elagabali, II, 379.?Pinn. iuvenum, V, 480.? 119.?Eubulides, I, 416.?Eu Pistris, III, 322.?T. Pomponius NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 203

Bassus, II, 333.?Portarum, IV, ha-Zosiri, VIII, 299 ; p'-hw-k-rw 273.?Potentini, VIII, 494.? r-b'-r'-m, IX, 458.?Elamite, Ha = Praetorium Mobenium, I, 345.? tamti Hapirti, X, 183.?Gallic, Proc. Augg., IX, 481.?Pro Bratoude, II, 323.?Etruscan: clienus, I, 370.?Procurator cen Marcni, II, 122.?Hebrew: Ne tenarius primae cathedrae, X, thaniah, X, 97.?Nabataean, 123.?Procurator sacrarum cog Haritat, X, 337; Ita?bel, X, nitionum, III, 264.?Proper 337.?Phoenician: Melak-mela (tii), IV, 508.?Propertius, III, kim, VII, 366; Siddykjaton, VII, 550.?Pupput, IV, 274.?Pro 366.?Syrian, Malk Addir, IX, quiete procurata Italiae ac con 200; Yaro-b'am, IX, 101. servata lib?rtate, VII, 482.? Inspectors of Ancient Egyptian Mon Rataris, X, 364.?Res, III, 633.? uments, IV, 242. Robb(a)e, IV, 270.?Runesus Institut de Correspondance Hell?n Cesius, IV, 265.?Sacerdotes ique, see Athens, French School, Augusti (Augustorum?) facti, Meetings. cerealium X, 338.?Sacerdotes Institute, American National, Paris, universi, IV> 375.?Salvianus IX, 383-. Iulianus, IV, 275.?Saturninus, Intaglio, with Representation of VI, 487.?Scamnum, III, 633.? Alexander's Hunt, IV, 349. Scopae Minoris, I, 360, 406.? Intaglios, in Cabinet des M?dailles, Secunda Rudis, III, 135.?Sego V, 109.?in Creusot Collection, briga, VII, 130.?Semiramis, Beauvais, X, 356. VIII, X, 302.?Signaculum, International Bureau of Manuscripts, 206.?Silvano et Silvestris, V, X, 130. 112.?Sima, VIII, 98, 302.? Intrecci, Roman, VII, 488. Statio, VIII, 319.?Stationes mu Io, in Aeschylus, V, 469; VII, 476; nicipiorum, IV, 500.?Sucellus, in Bacchylides, V, 469.?Early I, 372.?Sufes, IV, 273.?Suleis, Versions of Story, VII, 476.? IV, 269.?Sylvano, B?rbaro, III, History of Representations in 564.?Symmachus, V, 339.? Art, VII, 476.?Vase-paintings, Taelegenio, VII, 393.?Taurobo V, 469. lium, I, 386.?Temenorus, IV, Iolaus, Vase-painting, VI, 471. 374.?Thigiba Bure, VIII, 124.? Ion, of Samos, VI, 214. Furius C. L. Togius Quintilius, Ionia, Topography of Coast, IX, 466. I, 431.?Traianus Decius, X, Ionian Art, at Delphi, VIII, 481. 363.?Transitu Dei, IV, 267.? Ionic, Capitals in Asia Minor, IV, T(ribunicia) P(otestate) (of VII, 462. Aurelian), I, 366.?Tribus Ha 525.?Volute, Series of driana Herculana, X, 338.? Iowa, Mounds, VIII, 390. 'Ittite??, 459. Ulnerika(P), VIII, 379.?Unio, Meaning, X, 456, Ireland: Coast VI, 482.?Urrius, IX, 121.?Vale, Antiquities, IX, Christian X, 115.?L. Aradius Valerius 142.?Early Art, III, Votive Proculus qui et Populonius, II, 647.?Gold Objects, I, Gra 133.?Iunius Vallerius Bellicius, 392.?National Gallery, I, 429.?Velasianus, III, 539.? nacci, Holy Family, VIII, 332.? of Venator, VII, 393.?C. Vergilius Royal Society Antiquaries, IX, I, 429.?L. Vergilius (a), I, 142. Irene and 385.?Vestigium, IV, 508.?Vic Plutus, by Cephisodotus, toriae, I, 435.?Virius Lupus, IX, X, 445 Headdress on St. 364.?Vongidia, IV, 266.?P. Iris, Petersburg 208. Vongidia[i] Saturninai, III, 553. Vase, VI, at Miscellaneous: Assyrian, Sili, IX, Iron: Age, Bronzes from, Poggi 462.?Babylonian, An Shar, IX, bonsi, X, 350.?Currency Bars, in 461.?Celtic, Coimagus, VII, 389; Britain, X, 469.?in Homer, Dubna, VII, 389; Viredon, VII, 456.?Use of in Egypt, VIII, 298. 389.?Egyptian, Field of Abram, Iron-casting, in Sussex, III, 157, 647. IX, 458; Heqab, X, 336; King Isaac, Sacrifice of, on Oriental Lamp, Samou (Seshmou), IX, 458; VIII, 496. Nefer-ka-ra, VIII, 343 ; Noutirk Isaura Nova, IX, 484, 485. 204 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Isauria, Explorations, VII, 367; VIII, Ithaca, Excavations and Discoveries, 102. VIII, 360; IX, 114, 354 Isenheim, Reredos by Mathias Gr?ne Ithaca-Leucas, IV, 493 ; V, 241 ; VII, wald, IX, 495. 242, 473; VIII, 482; X, 346. Isis: Bronze Statuette from Asuni, Itineraries, Roman, III, 636; VIII, III, 81.?Relief from Rhodes, VI, in 49?: 205.?Statuette Cairo, IX, Itinerarium Antonini, VI, 484. Figures from 212.?Symbolic Ivories: Abydos, Figurines, VIII, Naucratis,, IX, at 339.?Temple, 467.?Angers, Christian, III, 512; at Beneventum, I Behb?t, III, 644; Twelfth-century Reliquary, IX, 115, X, 107; at Gighti, 356; III, 644.?Antiquarium, Berlin, VIII, 125. Relief representing Thalia, VI, Melun, Relief on Altar, Isis-Hygieia, 227.?B r i s t o 1, Draughtsman VI, 486. (Twelfth-century), IV, 279; Es Isle of Identification with Wight, sence Box, IV, 279.?Buda-Pesth, Ictis, X, 470. Museum, II, 154.?Byzantine: Fall of the IX, 465. Israel, Kingdom, Casket in Rome, III, 640; V, Issus, Battle of, III, " Topography, 246 ; Crucifixion," with Repre 600; VIII, 303. sentation of Hades, III, 325 ; V, Istar, Attributes, 115. " III, 246 ; Plaque, Vision of Eze Istria, Southern, Roman Remains, chiel," VIII, 329; Plaque in VII, 134. Louvre, III, 588; Reliefs, II, Italian: Art, of, VII, Bibliography 338; Christ in Benediction, X, Berlin Museum, 396.?Drawings, 208 ; Connection with Early VII, 402.?Gardens, IV, 557.? Christian Miniatures, V, 247.? Government, Acquisitions of Carthage, Engraved Combs, IV, Italian Paintings, IX, 380; X, 548.?Chiusi, Decorated Situla, 127.?House, Origin of, VII, VIII, 320.?Early Christian and 246.?Maiolica, II, 155.?Mu Mediaeval, Photographs of, III, seums, X, Paint 215.?Painters, 98.?Dijon, Mediaeval French, ings, see s. v.?Sculpture, Influ III, 154.?Representations of ence of French Sculpture on, Dionysus and the Indians, VII, 490.?Votive Offerings, IV, V, 454.?Egyptian, X, 180; 546. Magic, of Middle Empire, X, Italic, Civilization, Relation to Early 439.?Gedney, Carving of Door II, Aegean, 238. of Church, IV, 280.?Hieracon It?lica, Amphitheatre, III, 551.? polis, Figurines, VIII, 467.? Ruins of, III, 82. London, South Kensington Mu Italo-Byzantine Exposition at Grotta seum, Book-cover, V, 485.?Ma ferrata, IX, 487. roni, Mycenaean Disk, III, Italy: Bronze Doors in, VII, 490.? 560.?Menidi, Carved Knife Campanili, VII, 253.?Discov Handle, V, 241.?Palaeocastro, eries, I, 333; III, 55, 78; IV, Statuettes of Children, VIII, 263, 502; V, 107, 355; VI, 82, 359.?Paris, at Exposition (1900), 362, 367; VII, 129, 130, 385; IV, 522; Louvre, Barberini, VI, VIII, 109, 113; IX, 115, 123, 96; VII, 251.?Portrait of Queen 359 ; X, 107, 115, 353ff.?Eneo Amalasvintha, III, lithic Period, III, 635; VI, 640.?Abbey of Cas 482.?Exportation of Antiquities, Quedlinburg, Reliquary ket, V, with II, 94; VII, 380.?Flint Daggers, 251.?Rome, Plaque of Poet of Andro X, 202.?Gallic Civilization, VI, Representation of 483.?Mycenaean Civilization in, polis, VI, 458 ; Representation the VI, 198.?Stone Age, VII, 248.? Nativity, VII, 254; Stroga noff Topography according to the Collection, III, 98.?Sneyd Itineraries, VIII, 490.?Town Pyx, VIII, 496.?Tau Cross Halls of Middle Ages, VII, Head, VIII, 501.?Triptychs, 253.?Central, Remains of Tem Forged, V, 252. ples, VIII, 317.?Southern, Dis Izernore, Roman Baths, VIII, 114. coveries, IV, 263; VI, 367; Greek Izgherli, Gold and Silver Treasure, Temples, V, 458. VIII, 103. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 205

Jacobello Bonomo, Altarpiece at Sant' Jordaens, Exposition at "Antwerp, X, Arcangelo di Romagna, VII, 398. 214. Jacomo di Maestro Piero, V, 368. Josephus: Jewish History, Forms of Jacopo dei Barbari: Portrait of Luca Greek Proper Names, X, 453.? Pacioli, VII, 398; VIII, 332; IX, Topography of Galilee, IX, 462. ? 493. Relation to Albrecht Joshua, Book of, Vatican Manuscript, D?rer, III, 653. m, 587. of Jacopo da Ponte, see Bassano. Josse Ghent, Portraits from Ur Jacopo del Sellaio, Attributions, V, bino, V, 488. 255 Jost de Negker, III, 653. 1 Jacopo Faentino, VII, 142. Juba II, Portrait-head, V, 482; VI, Jacopus, Franciscan, Author of Scar 374 and the Pieces of Sil sella Mosaic in Florence, IV, 377. Judas, Thirty Stone Slab with ver, Legends of, X, 436. Janina, Engraved ? 399. Designs, VIII, 353. Syria Palaestina, I, Juggler, Ancient Outfit, VII, 482.. , Temple at Rome, VII, 478. Julia Titi, Portraits of, II, 329; III, Japanese: Arts, Paris Exposition, 125. 1900, V, 119?Porcelains, IX, Julian, Emperor, Bust at Aceranza, 384. VI, 74, 216, 481; see also, VII, Javelin-throwing among the Greeks, 488.?Portrait, Louvre, VI, 481.? VI, 208. Portraits of, VI, 74. Jebb, Richard X, 91. Claverhouse, Julien, Pierre, VII, 499. Jerash, 342. Ruins, IX, C. Julius Caesar: Casts of Busts of, the Jerusalem: Akra, Site, X, 440.? Cambridge, IX, 375.?Portrait Archaeological History of, X, bust from Egypt, V, 243.?Relief of the Tenth 184.?Camp Legion, from Carthage, III, 631.? (Divus of the IX, 463.?Church Holy Julius) Temple in Roman Fo Sepulchre, II, 337.?Description rum, III, 541. by the Bordeaux Pilgrim, X, Ancient ? Jump: Long, IV, 539.?An 440.?Excavations, II, 104.? cient with Halt?res, IX, 216.? Fountain of 61.? Siloah, VI, Greek Long, VIII, 485.-?of German Archaeological Institute, Phayllus, VIII, 485. Establishment in, VIII, 99.? Juno: Head, Benevento, IX, 116.? Hills of, VII, 456.?Topography Relief at Bonn, V, 246.?Ver of Ancient, IX, 462.?Topog sailles Statue from Smyrna, VIII, of on Mosaic of raphy Map 305.?Lacinia, Temple at Cot of Madeba, IX, 463.?Wall, rone, II, 120.?Lucina, Bronze North Agrippa, IX, 463.?Second Statuette, Norba, IX, 118; Tem Wall, X, 184. ple at Norba, IX, 117.?Sospita, in List of She Jerusalem-Rabata, Temple, Rome, VII, 478.?See shonk, IX, 463. Hera. and St. Relative Jesus John, Ages, Justinian, Representation on a By VI, 488; VII, 251. zantine Buckler, III, 324. Jever, Renaissance Monuments, IV, Juturna, Fountain of, see Rome, 283. Forum. Vetu Jewellery: Ancient, Gold, from Jupiter: Statue at Bonn, Pedestal of, lonia, I, 365; Gold Diadem, III, V, 246.?Colossal Statue from Gold 572; Earring, III, 571.? Carthage, VI, 375.?Statue from See Boston Musium of Fine Arts, Evreux, X, 117.?Statuette with : Acquisitions Byzantine, from Thunderbolt, I, 425.?Temple at Cyprus, III, 97.?Canaanitish, Pompeii, IV, 495.?Torso at Bor from Tell Taanek, X, 99.? deaux, IX, 359.?Ammon, Tem Graeco-Egyptian in Cairo Mu ple, Alexandria Branchidae, VII, seum, VI, 458.?Greek, from 245; Ethiopia, VII, 245; Siwah, Toukhel-Garamous, X, 95.? III, 515.?Dolichenus, VI, 223, History of Inlaid, VII, 452.? 482; Mystic Formulae in Cult, Mediaeval, Corroyer Collection, VIII, 3i9.?Hadad, X, 336.? IX, 382; Earrings, IV, 377.? Heliopolitanus, VI, 460; VII, Punic from Carthage, VIII, 379. 457; X, 336; L?ytved Bronze, 2o6 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

VIII, 303 ; Bronze Statuettes, Kirchheim, Roman Wall-painting in VII, 365; VIII, 377; Votive Merovingian Palace, VIII, 486. Hand to, Lebanon, IX, 465 ; Re Kirkintilloch, Roman Camp, VIII, lief, VI, 200; Statue of, Copies, 375 VIII, 302, 303.?Jurarius, III, Kischinew, Museum, I, 381. 319.?Lapis, on Arch of Trajan Kistanje, Roman Gravestones, VII, at Beneventum, VI, 479.?" Jupi 370 ter and Virtue," by Dosso Dossi, Klein-Krotzenburg, Roman Bridge, V, 255.?See Zeus. VIII, 370. K?l ?t?)i> (T?oXvKleiTo?), X, 200. Kahun: Wooden Box from, III, 281; KIvtokuTioc, in Homer, III, 139. .IV; 523. Knife-blades, Egyptian, VI, 198. Kaisariyeh, Sculptured Stones with Knife-handle, Bronze from Ess?mes, Aramaic Inscription, III, 249. VII, 250. " Kaiser Friedrich Verein, IX, 93. Kn?pfer, Nikolaus, Jagd nach dem Kalaa of Beni Hammed, Various J Gluck," III, 653. Monuments of, II, 341. K?hler, Ulrich Leopold, VIII, 340. Kalkmann, A., IX, 336. Kom-el-Ahmar : Fragment of a Stele, Kalyvia Sochiotika, Excavations, X, III, 514.?QuibelFs Excavations, II, ioi.?Statue of 105. " King Pepi, Kara-Agatch, Thracian Horse m, 245. man," V, 112. Kom-el-Chogofa, Egyptian Relief Karnak: Discoveries, IX, 97.?En from Necropolis, V, 331. ameled Scarabs, VIII, 467.? Konia, Museum, Monuments in, VII, Statue of Ammon, III, 513.? 367. Statue of Sennofer and Family, Konstantinos Rhodios, Poem of, III, VIII, 344.?Statue of Usertesin 150. I, III, 513.?Statues, Various, Kopae, Relief, Fallen Amazon, X, VIII, 342; IX, 97, 98.?Temple, 349 Fall of Columns, IV, 243; Re Koumanoudes, Stephanos, III, 511. pairs of, III, 513; IV, 479; VI, Kraft, Adam: Schreyer Monument, 59 ; IX, 97. Nuremberg, VII, 402.?"Seven Karaoyepstv, Meaning, VIII, 484. Stations," Date of, V, 257.? Kauninck, K. D., Paintings and Iden Donor of, X, 485. tity, VII, 501. Kraus, Franz Xavier, VI, 345. Keftiu, VIII, 299. Krka, VII, 487. Keller, H., VII, 359. Kronos: Mithraic, X, 116.?Repre on Keltos, Legend of, X, 467. sentation Coins of Byblus, X, Kendrisos, Identification with Apollo, 455. VI, 474 Ksar-Ghel?ne, Roman Castellum, V, Keratea, Statue of Apollo, V, 93. K?pxvo?, Meaning of, VI, 207, 208. Ksar-Tarcine, Fortress, VII, 138. K?pvo?, Meaning of, VI, 207, 208. KrapLGfiara, Meaning, VIII, 484. Kertch, Byzantine Buckler, III, 323. Kuyunjik, Palace of Sennacherib, IX, 100. Key, on Attic Grave Reliefs, VII, 373. Keys: Brass, Inscribed, III, 654.? at Exhibition Vienna, X, 119. Labarum: History of, IX, 225.?Ori Khamissa: Discoveries, VII, 392.? gin of, VIII, 495. Keystone with Relief and In Labyrinth, at Cnossus, VI, 213, 219; scription, VI, 90.?Table of X, 188.?Egyptian, X, 188. Measures, X, 123.?Relief repre Labys, III, 616. senting Theatrical Mask, VI, 90. La Calle, Dolmen, VIII, 380. Khartum, Stone Pascal Lamb, VI, Lac d'Antre, see Calendar. 379 Laconia: Excavations and Discov Khetemy, X, 334. eries, X, 105.?Relief, Archaic, Khirbet el-Jehud, Identity with Beth VIII, 360.?Sculptures, VIII, ter, X, 440. 360; X, 448.?Topography, IX, Kieseritzky, Gangolf von, VIII, 340. 354 Kiew, Metal Face Masks, VIII, 121. Ladas, Statue by Myron, V, 232. KiAXi?ac, IX, 479. Aayo?ioc, VII, 478. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 207

La Gr?ze, Prehistoric Drawings, IX, Laodice, X, 452. 125. Laodicea: Rivers of, III, 285.? La Hunaudaye, I, 453. Water-works, III, 63. Laibach, Notes of Thalnitscher on Laon, Cathedral, History of, V, Roman Remains, VI, 484. 250.?Sculptured Flora, V, 484. Lake: of Nemi, Ships of, VI, 371; La Roussille, Lock with Two Gates, VII, 482; X, 350.?Regillus, Site X, 210. of, II, 326.?Pheneus, VII, 243. Larsa, Ruins at Senkereh, IX, 340. Lakrateides, Relief of, X, 190. Las Huelgas, Altar-piece by Un Lamb, in Christian Literature and known Flemish Master, X, 130. Art, VIII, 325. La T?ne, Civilization, X, 437. Lambaesis: Building dedicated to Lathe, Ancient, IX, 478. Hadrian, IV, 273.?Discoveries, Latium: Pelasgic Cities, IV, 545.? VII, 392; VIII, 123.?Praeto Primitive Monuments, X, 463. for see Leto. rium, VI, 375.?Projectiles Latona, " Balistae, VI, 374.?Roman Camp, Latsman, Pieter, St. Paul and St. VI, 90.?Sanctuary of Aescula Barnabas at Lystra," VII, 139. pius, VII, 392.?See Aqueducts. La Turbie: Discoveries, X, 358.? Lambin, Emile, VI, 57. Monument of Augustus, X, 358. Lambrate, Christian Sarcophagus, Laura (de Sade), VII, 255. X, 126. Laurana, Francesco: Last Years, IV, La Motte Pasquier, Statue of Sucel 555.?Sicilian Attributions, X, lus, VIII, 366. 481. Lamps: from Africa, IV, 375.? Lauregno, Copper Ingots from, IV, Aosta, Roman, Inscribed, III, 267. ? 79. Athens, Inscribed, with Laurium: Mines of, III, 313.?Statu Scene from a Mime, VI, 70.? ette of Bendis, VIII, 360. Boston, Inscribed, VIII, 383.? Lead, Early Metallurgy of, VI, 455. Brescia, II, 122.?Carthage, In Leander, see Hero. scribed, IV, 272; Terra-cotta, Le Baille: Discoveries, IX, 360.? VII, 391.?Commemorative, VII, Fragments of Relief of Apollo 248.?El-Djem, Roman, VII, and Marsyas, IX, 360. 394.?Gezer, Inscribed, IX, Lebanon, Votive Bronze Hand, IX, 464.?Licodia Eubea, Inscribed, 465 VIII, 131.?Oriental Christian, Le Blant, Edmond, III, 511.?Funeral with Sacrifice of Isaac, VIII, Oration for, II, 126. 496.?Palestine, Inscribed Chris Le Brun, Charles, Lost Works, IV, tian, IX, 464.?Roman Terra 384. cotta, X, 465 ; in Munich, Shapes Leda: of Leonardo da Vinci, III, and Stamps, VI, 220.?Sicily, 326.?protecting the Swan, Christian, VIII, 131.?Sovana, Statue, IX, 367. Inscribed, III, 77.?V?nejean, Legion: I (Germ?nica), History of, Inscribed, VII, 132.?See also VI, 223; VII (Claudia), Vet Inscriptions: Stamps, on Lamps. erani, VI, 355; X (Fretensis), at Lancaster, Pre-Norman Carvings, Abou-Gosch, VI, 348.?Camp at VIII, 331. Jerusalem, IX, 463. Landscape Painting in Tuscany, V, Legions, Roman, Servian Inscriptions 254 relating to, VI, 355. Langadia, Terra-cotta Statuettes of Legri, Theft and Recovery of a Della Artemis, X, 343. Robbia, IX, 137. Langeais, Castle presented to the Leicester, Roman Pavements, III, 271. French Institute, VIII, 398. Leitschuh, Friedrich, III, 511. Laoco?n: Group, Date, IX, 346; X, Leochares: Head of Youth, V, 233.? 101.?Marble Replica of, at Pediment of Mausoleum of Hali Rome, III, 124.?Resemblance to carnassus, IX, 467.?Portrait of Michelangelo's Slave, III, 156.? Alexander, IX, 469.?Rescue of Right Arm of, X, 352.?Myth in Alexander by Craterus, Inscrip Literature and tion 68. Art, X, 447.? on, III, " : Pompeian Wall-painting, X, Leonardo da Vinci Cenacolo," 465.?See Vase-paintings. Restoration, X, 369.?Frescoes in 208 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

the Castle at Milan, III, 109; Limhamn, Settlement of Stone Age, VI, 93 ; VII, 258.?Last Years, IX, 96. III, 326.?Leda, III, 326.?" Ma Limoges: Casket with Murder of donna delle Rocce," VIII, 332; Thomas ? Becket, Madrid, VIII, at Affori, VI, 380, 497; VII, 131.?Enamels, VII, 403; X, 258; in London, National Gal 210, 476. lery, III, 593.?Notes on, III, Linares: Relief of the Miners, VII, 648.?Portrait of Beatrice d'Est?, 484; X, 467. Attribution, X, 482.?Reliefs by, Lincoln, Swords at, VII, 494. VIII, 504.?Reputed Copies of Lion: Clay Relief from Babylon, V, His Works, VII, 499.?Sketch of 333-?of Chaeronea, X, 102.? Head of Virgin in Madonna of Couchant, Ceos, III, 605.?of the Grotto, Affori, VI, 497.? Admiral Halgan (Louvre), IV, Sketches in Style of, VII, 143.? 349.?Iberian Sculptured, IX, LTse of Alexander Mosaic, V, 359.?on Mithraic Tomb, IX, 478.?Use of Antique Gems, IX, 131. 491.?Works in France, III, 326. Lions: Archaic in Greek Sculpture, Leonbruno, Lorenzo, Volta della Scal I, 400.?of Cybele in Art, V, cheria at Mantua, IV, 383. 229.?Small Hittite, from Palan Leto: Greek Relief, I, 404.?Marble gah, VII, 109.?on Knife-handle from Painting at Herculaneum, II, Menidi, V, 241.?Two, 274.?Relief from Eretria, V, with Bull, in Art, V, 229. 233.?on Sorrentine Basis, V, Lippi, Filippino: Adoration of Gold en 468.?See Vase-paintings. Calf, London, X, 478.?Two Lettering, Roman Monumental in the Drawings, X, 479.?Madonna the Renaissance, VIII, 504. adoring Child, Florence, the Leucas: Ancient Necropolis, Situa VIII, 333.? striking and Child tion, VIII, 361.?Excavations, Rock, X, 478.?Virgin with 122. 1905, X, 346.?Ithaca, IV, 493 ; Saints, Boston, V, as Master of Botti V, 241; VII, 242, 473; VIII, Lippi, Filippo: and Child 482; X, 346. celli, VI, 231.?Virgin with Ley den, Ethical Papyrus, X, 181.? Angels, Philadelphia, VIII, 333 See Lucas van Leyden. Christian Utensils, Library, of Polemaeanus, Ephesus, X, Liturgical: Early 339 Rome, VIII, 498.?Colors, Sym " bolism of, VII, 487.?Fans, Sil Licinio, Bernardino, Herodias," ver, at Seres, IX, 226. VIII, 399, Exhibition of : Liverpool: Egyptian Liege Exposition Universelle, Signed Head of Sixteenth Antiquities, X, 94.?Nelson Reliquary Century, of and Youth, Greek, III, 119. X, 130.?Roman Tripod Livia: Portrait Head from North Candelabrum, IX, 95. Africa, VI, 374.?Temple at Life, Allegorical Representations in Vienne, X, 467. Byzantine Art, VIII, 497 ; in the Llanwit Major, Fragment of a Pillar, Torcello Pulpit, VIII, 497. IV, 280. Bronze IX, 471. Ligourio, from, Lock: WTooden at Carpathus, VIII, Alkvov, 314; 216, 478. VIII, IX, 482.?with Two Gates, La Rous Miniatures Limbourg, de, Brothers, sille, X, 210. 217. by, X, Locks, Exhibition at Vienna, X, 119. Limbourg, de, Pol, Miniatures, X, Locris, West, Greek Cities and Cita 484. dels, I, 352. Relief of St. Limerick, Patrick, X, Lodi: Pallavicino Choir-books, III, 130. 649.?Cross by Bartolomeo and of in Limes: Domitian, Hesse, I, Brothers Brocchi of Milan, VI, Excava 371.?Upper Germany, 381.?Exposition of Sacred Art, at tions, II, 128.?Fort Osterbur VI, 381. ken, II, 128.?Rhaetian, Pile Aoyeiov, Meaning, II, 258. foundation at Kreutweiher, I, Lombard: Architects, at Rieti, VII, at 369.?Tripolitanus, IX, 133.?at 398; S. Severino, VI, 383.? Wald?rn, II, 128. Architecture, Byzantine Influence NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 20?

in, VIII, 499 ; in the Marches, V, I Warrior, III, 561 ; Ancient Hel 248.?Artists at Rome, VII, mets. IX, 456; Keeper of the De Roman 257.?Painting, Fifteenth Cen partment of Greek and tury, VII, 496. Antiquities, VIII, 377; Malcolm Lombardi Family, IV, 384. Collection (Italian Drawings), Monuments illustrative Lombardi, Alfonso, Works in Bo II, 345 ; of Biblical Mo logna, IV, 383. History, X, 436; Ne London: Academy, Exhibition of saic, Amphitrite, III, 561 ; reid Paintings by Van Dyck, IV, Monument, X, 194; Reliefs, to 520.?Archaeological Congress, Greek, V, 468; Votive, Men, Rembrandt's 1904, IX, 142.?Arundel House, V, 465 ; Etchings, Exhibition Sword Greek, Marble Head of Athlete, of, IV, 284; hilt of Wood VII, 390.?British Museum: Ac Leofric, IV, 382; cut quisitions of, Assyrian Antiqui by Sch?ufelein, IX, 497.? Palace : Benozzo ties, IV, 506; VI, 87; VII, 136; Buckingham " Gozzoli Simon Magus," X, VIII, 3?5; IX, 363; X, 360; "The Babylonian Antiquities, V, 358; 217; Lovers," Authorship, Club: Ex British Antiquities, V, 359; VI, X, 486.?Burlington of Ancient 87; VII, 136; VIII, 376; IX, hibition, Sculptures, of Greek 363; X, 360; Bronze Horseman, IX, 207; Art, VII, 390; of Italian Archaic, IX, 131; of Cameos VIII, 325; Paintings, of Milanese from the Marlborough Collec IX, 385 ; Paintings, of Sienese tion, IV, 270; Coins, II, 304; VI, III, 594; Art, IX, 142; of Venetian 88; Columns from Mycenae, IX, Paintings, X, 487.? Exhibition of 364; Cypriote Antiquities, V, Burlington House, from 359 ? Egyptian Antiquities, IV, Antiquities Beni-Hasan, at West 506; V, 358; VI, 87; VII, 136; VIII, 97.?Cathedral Paul's VIII, 375; IX, 363; X, 360; Eth minster, VII, 144.?St. Incrustation nographic Antiquities, VIII, 376; Cathedral, on, VII, Church X, 360; Greek and Roman An 144.?Christ Priory, IV, tiquities, IV, 506; V, 359; VI, 280.?Fibula, Fish-shaped, VII, Archaic 87; VII, 136; VIII, 376; IX, 231.?Forged Head, X, with 363; X, 360; Greek Vases, IV, 362.?Houses Crypts, VI, 270; Mediaeval Antiquities, 493.?National Academy, Italian VIII, 378; X, 360; Mycenaean Paintings, VII, 144.?National of the Antiquities, II, 307; Prehistoric, Gallery: Acquisition Leo VI, 87; VII, 136; IX, 363; Silver | Rokeby Velasquez, " X, 374; nardo da Madonna delle Relief of Anchises and Aphro Vinci, of dite, IX, 131; Sneyd Ivory Pyx, Roccie," III, 593 ; Photographs Portrait of VIII, 496; Teutonic Antiquities, Paintings, IV, 284; D?rer's VI, 87; Bronzes: Greek, Archaic, Father, IX, 240; Titian, III, 625; Argive Statuette, II, Ariosto, IX, 142, 240; "Trinity," Gal 270; Statuette of Jupiter Helio Attribution, VI, 230.?New Flemish politanus, VIII, 377; Byzantine: lery, Early Paintings, Ivory Plaque, (Vision of Eze IV, 520.?Roman Bath, X, 119.? ! Roman kiel), VIII, 329; Silver Treas Remains, Street, Remains on Site ure from Crete, V, 485; Cler X, 119.?Roman of mont Runic Casket, IV, 553 ; Newgate Prison, X, 119.? Roman Crystal of Lothaire, X, 212; Wall, VII, 390.?Royal I Dutch Drawings, Exhibition, VI, 98; Academy, Exposition, Italian, II, 345; Egyptian Mum Paintings, X, 374.?See Society I for the Promotion of Hellenic mies, Rearrangement of, III, Mu 271 ; Excavations in Cyprus, Studies.?South Kensington seum: Publication of, III, 521 ; Excava Ivory Book-cover, V, 485; tions at , III, 521 ; Glass, Paintings Recently Purchased, Saracenic Enamelled Goblet, VII, I III, 102.?Victoria and Albert 453 ; Rearrangement of Greek Museum, Acquisitions of Sculp and Roman ture, 130; Altar Cross and Antiquities, III, j X, 561 ; Head of Choiseul-Gouffier Candlesticks, X, 373.?Wallace Type, IX, 203 ;Marble Head of I Collection, Italian Art, VII, 210 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

144; Miniatures, IX, 385; Paint Ian, VIII, Paint I 127.?Doubtful ings, IV, 520.?Whitechapel Art ing at N?mes, IX, 235.?Sforza Gallery, V, 370.?Westminster Portraits, Milan, VII, 140, 397. Abbey, Kitchen, III, 589. Lusoi, see Lousoi. Lop Nov, Deserted Cities of, IX, 335. Luxembourg, Archaeological Discov Lorenzetto: Madonna del Sasso, X, eries (1845-1897), III, 89, 270, 481.?Statue of the Virgin on the 559; IV, 268. Altar of Raphael's Tomb, III, Luxor: Bas-relief, Sphinx surrounded 327. by Animal Heads, IX, 458.? Lorenzo di Credi: Altarpiece at Pis Lance Heads, I, 338. toia, IV, 283?Date of Birth, VI, Lycaean Games, X, 106. 230.?Portrait in the Uffizi, VI, Lycaonia, IX, 202.?Churches in, X, 230. 204; (Byzantine), X, 366. Lorenzo di San Severino, the Young Lycia: Archaic Female Head, Ath er, Attribution of Virgin and ens, III, 604.?Historic Topog Child, Nevers, VIII, 397. raphy of, IV, 524. Lorenzo Monaco, Attribution of Ma Lycian Alphabet, III, 599. donna, Pinacoteca, Bologna, Lycosura: Early Cults, V, 475.?Ex VIII, 392. cavations, I, 351.?Sculptures, see Lo Spagna, Attribution of Sposalizio, Damophon. Caen, IV, 557. Lydia: Cyrus's Expedition against, Los Angeles, Exhibition of Spanish III, 117.?Sites in, V, 89. American Paintings, IX, 143. Lyons: Early Basilicas, VII, 491.? Lotto, Lorenzo: Assumption of the Bronze Statue from Coligny, II, Virgin at Mogliano, IV, 282.? 127.?Churches: Notre Dame de Some Early Works, VI, 231.? Fouvi?re, Statues of the Virgin, Life in Treviso, III, 650.?Paint V, 256; Saint-Bonaventure, VII, ings at Iesi, VII, 397.?Portrait 491 ; St. Jean Baptiste, Lost Mo of a Young Man, New York, X, saics of Ninth Century, VI, 95.? 375.?Portrait of Himself, Vi Cult of the Virgin in Diocese, VI, enna, IX, 497. 225.?Illuminated Manuscript by Louis XI, Portraits of, VII, 499. Rainerius de Florentia, VI, Lousoi: Artemis: Statuette of, X, 384.?Carved Marriage Chest, 348 ; Temple of, V, 346.?Dis VII, 499; VIII, 506.?Roman coveries at, V, 346.?Ornaments, Colony at, V, 481.?Roman and X, 348. . Merovingian Rings, X, 467. Louvain, Triptych by Jan van Eyck Lyre, Ancient, X, 458. " (Last Work), VI, 384. Lysippus: VII, 122, 466; IX, 470.? Lovers," Ducal Museum, Gotha, Agias Statue at Delphi, IV, X, 485.?Buckingham Palace, 527; V, 233, 464; VII, 467; IX, London, X, 485. 470; X, 191.?Alexander with a Lucas van Leyden, Catalogue of Lance, IX, 223.?Apoxyomenos, Book-Illustrations " by, IV, 558.? VII, 467; IX, 470; X, 191.?Ex Last Judgment," III, 652.?Pos voto of Daochos, V, 464.?Ex sible Paintings, VII, 501.? voto to Horsemen killed at the "Temptation of St. Anthony," Granicus, IX, 469.?Heracles, Reproduction, VII, 501.?Wood VIII, 475; IX, 365.?Influence on cuts at Haarlem, III, in. Artemis in the Vatican, X, Lucera, Tripod from, I, 432. 191.?Original of Venus dei Me Ludlow Castle, III, 105. dici, X, 446.?Philandrides, VIII, Ludwig, G., IX, 336. 305.?Proportions of Figures, III, L?beck, Cathedral, Altarpiece by 278.?Inscription on Rescue of Hans Memling, VI, 385. Alexander by Craterus, III, Lugano, Frescoes by Luini, VII, 259. 68.?Thessalian Group, X, Luini, Bernardino: Date of Death, 191.?Type, IX, 206. VI, 499; VIII, 333.?Figure of a Lystra, Ancient Site, VIII, 351. Martyred Saint, VII, 404.?Fres coes, Lugano, VII, 259.?Ma Ma: Reliefs from Kaisarieh, IV, donna at Affori, VI, 380.?Nativ 485.?Temple of at Edessa, III, ity in Sta. Maria della Pace, Mi 527. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 211

Macedonia: Byzantine Buildings, VI, Themistocles, Copy on Coins, II, 489.?Explorations and Discov 305; X, 455. eries, VIII, 102.?Tumuli, VII, , Portrait Statue 101. of Alexander the 606. " " Great, III, Macerata, Piet? by Crivelli, X, Mahemdiah, Remains of Monastery, 369 X, 334.# Macrino d'Alba, Triptych at Tor Giovanni Maineri," Francesco, Signed tona, IX, 138. Holy Family," I, 450. Madaba, Church, II, 241.?See Mo Mainz, Sculptures from, III, 558. saics. Maiolica: in Faenza, II, 155.?Early Madden, Frederic William, IX, 94. Florentine, III, 648. see Madaba. Madeba, Majorca, Bronzes from, I, 391. Madrid : Archaeological Museum, Ma?tre, de Fl?malle: Attributions to, Villahermosa, Tapestries, X, III, 651 ; Identification with and 371.?Bronze Amphora Jacques Daret, VI, 234; Work Ass of Plate, IV, 371.?Bronze of Pupil of, VI, 235; Work at Silenus, IV, 265.?Gerard David, Salamanca, X, 218.?de Moulins, into "Flight Egypt," X, 124.? Portrait attributed to, IX, 383; Li Ephebus, X, 190.?Escurial Works, VI, 233.?d'Oultremont, brary, Fifteenth-century Draw VII, 501. Casket ings, IX, 381.?Limoges Makronisi, Byzantine Cistern, VI, ? with Murder of St. Thomas 379 Becket, VIII, 131.?Mannikins Malakbel, VII, 457. of Sixteenth VIII, Century, Maligny, Gallo-Roman Sculpture 396.?Quentin Matsys Madonna, from, III, 266. VI, Youth 384.?Prado: I, 453; Malines: Cathedral, Frescoes, V, ful Male Bronze Head, VI, 467; 370.?Church, St. Rombaut, Portrait of Don Velasquez, Diego Tower, IV, 284.?Restoration of del Corral y Arellano, X, 370; Market House, IV, 279. Portrait of Philip IV, IX, 382.? Malkandros, IX, 200. of Birth of Athena Puteal, Copy Malta: Early Christian Remains, from Parthenon, X, 445. III, 324.?Prehistoric Monu Maeander, Spiral, Development, X, ments, VII, 452. 437 Malvito, Tommaso, Design of the Stone M?hren, Crosses, III, 645. Crypt of the Cathedral at Naples, Portrait of an Old Maes, Nicholas, III, 586. New Woman, York, X, 375. Manasses, Constantine, Chronicle, Names Maesa, Empress, of, II, 324. VII, 245. Festival in Honor Maestro, Giorgio, Mandan, Remains in North at Dakota, of, Gubbio, III, 591.?Lan X, 133 franco, Frescoes at Campione, Mandeure, Gallo-Roman Bronzes, VII, 255. VIII, 366. Maffiolo, Alberto, da Carrara, La Man-eating Beasts in Art, IX, 198. vabo in Certosa di Pavia, VI, Manenti, Head of Christ, I, 451. 495 Manetho, V, 456. Magic: Clay Images at Pozzuoli, II, Mannheim, Fragment of Mithra Re 118.?Coins, Greek, X, 480.? lief, VI, 480. Formulae, Egyptian, IX, 458 ; Mannikins, Wooden of Sixteenth Greek, X, 363.?Ivories, Egyp Century, VIII, 396. tian, X, 180, 439.?Rings and "Mano Pantea," X, 466. Nails, Ancient, IX, 217. Manors: High Wycombe, X, 212.? Magistri Aedificiorum Urbis, Docu 212. ments from Rome relating to, Northborough, X, Frescoes VII, 141. Manta, Castle, in, IX, 492. for Monument to Maggi, Berardo, Tomb at Brescia, Mantegna: Design IV, 276. Virgil, VI, 498.?Interpretation of Certain Magna Graecia, Sculptures in Mu Works, VI, 230.? 212. seums of, II, 326. Mysticism, X, Magnesia: Festival of Artemis Leu Mantheos, Wilton House Relief, kophryene, VI, 210.?Statue of VIII, 309. 212 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. " and Mantinea, History and Antiquities, IMarcantonio, Mars, Venus, III, 314. Amor," Michelangelo's Drawing Mantinean Base, I, 404; II, 275; III, for, IV, 383. 314 Marchena, Bronze Ornament, III, Mantua: Busts of Princesses by Lo 552. renzo Ottoni, IV, 383.?Castello Marches, Lombard Architecture in? di S. Giorgio, Wall-paintings by V, 248. Correggio, III, 109.?Cathedral, Marchesi, Andrea, da Formiggine, Tapestries, IX, 137.?Ducal Pal VI, 230. ace: Volta Restoration, IV, 282; Marini, Mich?le, Bas-relief in Rome, della Scalcheria, IV, 383.?Mon IX, 380. to ument Virgil, VI, 498. Market Overton, Roman Settlement, Manuscripts: of Abbey de Grand VIII, 377 " mont, VI, 96.?Aesop's Fables, Marmion, Simon : Life of St. Ber Illustrated, , VI, 457.?of tin," X, 124.?Miniatures, VII, Boissard with Drawings, X, 403 117.?Cassel, Various, X, 331.? Marmorians, Fortress of, Site, VII, Breslau Froissart, Library, IX, 460. of St. Matthew 496.?Gospel Marriage: Babylonian Laws under from Asia Minor, IV, 516; VI, Hammurabi, X, 184.?Ceremoni Bureau 227.?International of, al, Representation in Byzantine X, 130.?Italian containing Miniatures, VI, 224.?Chests, from Various Drawings copied French Renaissance Carved, VII, Works of Na Art, Biblioth?que 499.?Gifts, Greek, Anakalyp tionale, VII, 499.?Josephus, teria, IX, 215. French Version of, Biblioth?que Mars: Bronze Figure, Mandeure, of Nationale, X, 372.?Book VIII, 114.?Bronze Statuette, Joshua, Vatican, III, 587.?See Gallic, VIII, 115.?on Monu Nationale.? Paris, Biblioth?que ment from Birkenfeld, I, 374.? Mirabilia Romae, X, 352.?Pho Relief, from Arpajon, at Maus tography of, VI, 91.?Preserva sac, VII, 131; from Carthage, tion of 150, 243.? Ancient, III, III, 631; Gallo-Roman, VI, 83.? of Monasteries of Medi Regesta Statue from Coligny, II, 127; IX, aeval Rome, III, 587.?Sacra 223.?Statuette from Vervoz, IX, mentarium, X, 331.? G?ttingen, 95.?Ultor, on Breastplate of List of Tunisian Antiquities, Augustus from Prima Porta, VI, Nationale, X, 132.? Biblioth?que 480.?Visit to Rhea Silvia, Re Turin National VIII, Library, lief on Silver Patera Handle, Burned VIII, 499.? 396; Greek, VII, 249. Visigothic from the Library of Marseilles: Egyptian Flints, X, 117.? Ferdinand I, VI, 227.?Warwick, Museum, Sabaean and Himyarite Drawings in, VII, 501.?See 1 Monuments, IV, 248. Miniatures. Marsoulas, Grotto with Prehistoric Maps: of Palestine, see Mosaics, Drawings, VII, 131. Madeba.?of Pergamon, IX, Mars-Platte, IV, 385. 104.?of Roman Remains, Con Marsy, Comte de, IV, 478. ventional, VI, 343.?Roman Marsyas: Group in Agram, VII, Road, of Time of Caracalla, VI, 467.?Statue from Tarsus, V, 484.?Topographical of Nippur, 235.?See Apollo; Vase-paint Engraved Tablet, IX, 340.? ings. Turkish of the Aegean, VII, 454. , Reference to Hares in Lion Marbles: Christian Engraved, at Hunts in Amphitheatre, X, 356. Besan?on, II, 152.?in Museum Martini, Simone, Madonna and at Agram, Catalogue of, X, 178. Child in IX, ?Painted Head in Athens, IV, Borghese Gallery, 138. 346.?Paintings on, IV, 531.? Early Attic Paintings on, I, 407. Martres-Tolosane, Sculptures from, 266. ?Painting on from Hercula III, Cave in neum, II, 274; V, 238.?Pom Maryland, Washington peian Painting on, VI, 209. I County, IX, 387. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 213

Marziale, Marco, Portrait of D?rer, Measure: Roman, from Mirebeau 370. from Weis X, " sur-B?ze, VIII, 367; Masaccio, Attribution of Cruci senburg, VIII, 371. fixion," Naples, X, 368. Measures: Babylonian, IX, 460.?of Mask, of Artemis, with Two Ex Capacity, Lagash, X, 439.?Ro man pressions, V, 460. Official, X, 123. Meaux: Masks: Funerary from Carthage, IV, Gallic Antefixes, IX, 360.? Bronzes 272.?Metal, Russia, VIII, 121.? from, VI, 83.?Cathe Saint-Saloine, Gallic Divinities, dral, Sculptured Flora, IV, 551. VIII, 116. ?Episcopal Chapel, V, 484.? Gallo-Roman Masolino da Panicale: Attributions, Reliefs, VI, 83.? God with a VI, 496.?Fresco at Castiglione Relief, Sack, X, Venus and d'Olona, VIII, 505. 117.?Relief, Adonis, of Mother Mas'oud?, Explanation of Christian VII, 386.--Statue Statu Monogram, VIII, 325. goddess, X, 467.?Bronze ette of Massa, Cathedral, Madonna by Pin Hermes, VI, 369.?Stone Horseman in Conflict with turicchio, VII, 140. Snake-footed Mastaba of Gem-mi-kai, X, 179. Man, VII, 250. see Madaba. Master: of the Berlin Passion, V, Medaba, Medallion: of Cardinal 257.?of the Carrand Triptych, Bembo, X, 216.?of Constantine VI, 232.?of Cologne, Attribution II, VIII, II di Monte of Painting in Poldo-Pezzoli, 487.?of Federigo feltro, at 230. Milan, V, 489.?D* V, VII, Pesaro, VI, Medals: Attic Lead from Stoa of At 261.?of Hamburg, of 1435, talus, VI, Works of, III, 156.?of Lucca, 356.?Athens, Lead, with of Paintings by, X, 488.?of the Figure Crouching Youth, IX, 469.?Byzantine X, Angels, VI, 233.?" Oblong," X, Leaden, 205, 471 ; Numismatic 480.?of the Portraits of 1488, Athens, Museum, IX, Constan VI, 233.?of Sforza Altar-piece, 351.?of tine the Great, IX, Milan, IX, 493.?of the Vene 485; X, 202.?of David of Trebizond, tian Sketch-book, IV, 383.?See Leaden, X, 205, 471.?" D?rer," also Maestro, Ma?tre, Meister. X, 213.?with Portraits of Christ, Matera: Prehistoric Antiquities, I, IX, 231, 490; X, 212. 364.?Pre-Hellenic Greek Re Medaurus, VII, 487. mains, X, 108. Medea: Berlin, I, 403.?Lateran, I, Matronae, Cult of, VI, 222. 402.?Vase-painting, in Garden Matsys, Quentin, Madonna in Ma of the Hesperides, V, 237. drid, VI, 384. Medeba, see Madaba. Matteo di Giovanni, Little-known Mediaeval Archaeology, Notes on, 505. Paintings, VIII, VII, 252. Matteo da Siena, at Paintings Borgo Medici: Torso, Paris, III, 296; Re S. Sepolcro, IX, 492. plicas at Seville, IV, 345.?Ve Mausoleum: at Blad-Guitoun, III, nus dei, see Venus. 324.?of Halicarnassus, IV, 525 ; Medimnus, Pheidonian, VIII, 315. Pediments of, IX, 467; Sculpture Medinet-Gh?ran, Discovery of of, II, 273.?at Hermal, III, Houses, VII, 361. Rome. 283.?See Medinet-M?di, Discovery of Houses, Mausolus (Maussolus), Name, X, VII, 361. 188.?Portraits of, IV, 349. Mediterranean, Coasts, Assyrian and 228. Maut, V, Babylonian Influence upon, X, Mautenra, X, 188. 182. Portrait on Maxentius, Coins, VIII, Medusa: Biadelli, VIII, 306.?Head 487. on Bronze Oenochoe, Aisne, X, Maya, Art, Serpent Motive, IX, 498. 116.?Heads from Viminacum, at Mazzola, Filippo, Resurrection, IX, 336.?Rondanini, VIII, 306, Strassburg, VI, 385. 476.?Vase-painting, III, 610.? Mazzoni, Guido: Fecamp, Death of See Mosaics, . the Virgin, VII, 260.?Reggio Megalithic Monuments of Province d'Emilia, Group, VI, 500. of Constantine, VI, 199, 373. 214 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Megalopolis, Size and Division, III, Menkaura, IX, 199. 138. Menon, Route across the Taurus Megara: Excavations, VIII, 361.? Mountains, VI, 461. Fountain of Theagenes, V, 97.? Mentuhotep, see Deir el Bahari. Minoa, Site, VIII, 361.?Nisaea, Mercury: Altar, Eisenberg, VIII, Site, VIII, 361.?Topography, II, 370.?Bronze Statuette, Boston, 114. IX, 372; Colmar Museum, VIII, Megiddo: Discoveries, IX, 341.? 369; Mandeure, VIII, 114; Mon Excavations, Comparison with tereau, IV, 266; Versailleux, X, those at Gezer and Ta'anach, X, 358.?Bronzes from Meaux, VI, at 440.?See Tell el-Mutesellim. 83.?Dumias, Sanctuary Puy Meister: Hans of Schwaz, II, 344.? de-Dome, VII, 132.?Gallo-Ro man J. B., II, 344. Votive Monument (Differ on Roman Meleager: Statue in Cambridge ren), I, 375.?Head (Mass)., IV, 275, 527. Plaque, Sandy, X, 362.?Pan at Melicertes, Name, III, 139. theus, Bronze Statuette Autun, at Melnik, Relief of Thracian Dionysus, V, 109.?Relief Beauvais, IV, VIII, 353. 371.?Sanctuary, Chanteroy, III, from Alise Sainte Melos: Aphrodite of, see Aphro 553.?Statuette, dite.?Equestrian Statue, VII, Reine, X, 356; from Mons, VII, 239.?Excavations and Discov 131.?Temple, Chanteroy, III, eries, II, 316; III, 257; IV, 553; Doiigga, ix, 365; Gigthi, 492.?Hall of the Mystae, Sculp VIII, 122, 125; Puy-de-D?me, ture from, III, 69.?Herms found VIII, 114.?with Tortoise and Relief from with the Aphrodite, VIII, 475.? Scorpion, , Triad of Notes on Antiquities, III, 316.? VIII, 123.?in Helio Hermes. Phylakopi, Excavations, III, 531 ; polis, X, 336.?See Merida: Mycenaean Palace, IV, 492.?Po Discoveries, IX, 359.? Headless seidon of, see Poseidon.?Relief Mithraeum, IX, 359; Statue 116. representing Scene between Odys from, X, seus and Eurycleia, V, 463.? Merovingian: Fibulae, IV, 378.? Statues discovered with the Po Palace, Roman Wall-painting in, seidon, V, 467. VIII, 486.?Rings, Lyons, X, at Melozzo da Forli : Angels from Tomb 467.?Sarcophagi, Paris, IV, riens from of Bartolommeo Aragazzi, X, 516.?T Orleans, I, 130.?Residence in Rome, III, 373 Mon 107.?St. Fabian, Rome, IX, Merriam, Augustus Chapman, ument in 380.?St. Sebastian, Corsini Gal Athens, III, 65. Mersea Roman lery, IX, 138. Island, Building, I, , Ornamental Head on 377 Diadem from Eretria, VI, 361. Merv (Russia), Ruins of, III, 507. Melun, Gallic Altar, VI, 486. Mesogaia, Relief from, V, 341. Memling, Hans: Altar-piece at L? Mesopotamia, Explorations, III, 245. beck, VI, 385.?Architecture in Messenia, Southern, Topographical Paintings, X, 479. Notes, IX, 474. Memmi, Lippo: Attributions, X, Messina, Statue of Madonna and 480.?Frescoes at Campione, VII, Child by Antonello Gagini, III, 255. 591. Memmi, Simone: Paintings at Avig Metallurgy: Early, V, 225; VI, 455. non, VII, 399.?Scenes from the Methusophis, Statue of, III, 597. Passion, VII, 255, 399. Metiosodunum (Metlosodunum), Men: Association with Hecate, II, Identification of, X, 468. 109.?Votive-relief to (British Metonic Cycle, Introduction of, VII, Museum), V, 465. 475 Menant, Joachim, IV, 242. Metrodorus the Periegete, VII, 245. Menecrates, Theban Artist, V, 344. Metz: Amphitheatre, VIII, 118, Menestratus, Hecate, V, 468. 492.?Mithraeum, I, 371.?Stone, , Tobna, VIII, 123. with Dancing with Menhirs, Cult of among Celts, X, 468. Bell, VIII, 493. Menidi, Ivory Knife-handle, V, 241. Mexican Fire-gods, VIII, 298. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 215

Mexico: Casas Grandian Outposts, I d'Aurona, Capitals from, Date, X, 376.?Cave Valley, Cliff VIII, 499; Sculptures, VII, 254; Ruins, X, 376.?Northern, Cliff Sta. Maria delle Grazie, Resto ration Sta. Maria dwellings, X, 134.?Tepeya of, IV," 276; " hualca, Ancient Ruins, VIII, 94. della Pace, Nativity by Luini, Meyer, Alfred Gotthold, IX, 337. VIII, 127; Sta. Maria della Pas Michelangelo: Apollo, Berlin Mu sione, Sacrifice of Isaac by Bra seum, VI, 97.?Crucifix at S. mantino, IV, 282; S. Maurizio al Spirito, Florence, VIII, 393 ; IX, Monastero Maggiore, Restoration 233.?Design for Fa?ade of S. of, IV, 276; St. Nazarius, Reli Lorenzo, Florence, VI, 494.?in quary, VII, 254; San Pietro in Dialogues of Francisco de Hol Gessate, Frescoes, VII, 140; S. landa and Donato Giannotti, X, Raffaele, Sketches for Fa?ade, 215.?Drawing, for Last Judg VII, 397; S. S?tiro, Documents for Marcantonio's X, 214; S. ment," VI, 497; concerning, Sepolcro, Mars, Venus, and Amor," IV, Restoration of, III, 99.?Docu 383.?Drawings in Florence Gal ment, illuminated by Cristoforo leries, VIII, 394.?" Last Judg de Pr?dis, VI, 381.?Fresco, Cor ment," Date, X, 127; Drawing onation of the Virgin, VI, 496.? in Giovanni Francesco da Rimini, for, VI, 497.?Leda Florence, ] from the Casa 126.?Grandi III, 591.?Letters Painting by," X, Buonarotti, Florence, II, 157.? Collection, Assumption of St. Slave, Resemblance to the Lao Mary in Egypt," IX, 377; Por co?n, III, 156. trait of a Man by Bernardino de' Michalk?w, Gold Treasure, X, 468. Conti, IX, 377.?Leonardo da Michelino da Besozzo, X, 215. Vinci, Cenacolo, Restoration, X, Michmas, Pass of, IX, 200. 368; Sketch by, VI, 497.?Loggia Micon, Statue of Callias of Athens, degli Osii, Restoration of, VIII, IV, 346. 394.?Luini, Sforza Portraits, at Midas, see Vase-painting, Silenus. VII, 397.?Marbles from, di Mi gn a loux-Beauvoir, Hallstatt Desio, VI, 229.?Monte Piet?, Lombard Relief of a Swords, VIII, 115. Piet?, IV, : Ac Milan: Archaeological Studies in, 554.?Museo Archeologico with III, 643.?Brera, Acquisitions of quisitions, VI, 92; Capital Com Paintings, III, 109; VIII, 127, Reliefs, X, 368.?Museums: Notes 395 ; Bramante, Frescoes, VII, mendatory on, X, 215; Notable Italian 140, 258; Cima da Conegliano, Paintings, VI, I Por Madonna and Saints, VI, 382; 92.?Municipal Museum, traits of Sforza Sforza Altar-piece, Master of, Family by Luini, IX, 493.?Casa Landriani, VII, VII, 140.?Numismatic Society, Ambrosi 495.?Casa Prinetti, Frescoes, V, VII, 397.?Pinacoteca" 1 ana, Portrait of Beatrice 255.?Castle, Frescoes by Leo nardo da Vinci, III, 109 ; VI, 93 ; d'Est?," X, 481.?Poldo-Pezzoli of Paint VII, 258; Paintings, VI, 381; Museum, Acquisitions Attribution of a Restorations of, III, 109; IV, ings, VIII, 127 ; German Panel 282; VI, 229; Triptych by Ber Painting, V, Box from Tomb of nardino Butinone, VIII, 395.? 489.?Silver St. Cathedral, Designs for Doors, Nazarius, IV, 550.?Textile X, 368; Fifteenth-century Docu Industries, VII, 397. Milanese: ments concerning, VI, 92.?Car Painters, VII, 397.?Paint Exhibition magnola Palace, Proposed De ings: of, III, 594.? at struction of, III, 592.?Churches: i Sculptures Desio, VI, 229. Roman at S. Ambrogio, Atrium, VIII, 329; Milestone, Reims, VIII, Mile Date of, III, 643 ; VIII, 499 ; Re 368.?See Inscriptions, I stones. lief representing Satyr, VIII, 486; Treasures, IV, 378, 550; Miletus: Agora, VII, 109; VIII, Last S. Lorenzo, Fresco of the j 352.?, X, 340.?Dis Supper, IV, 282; Tomb of Gio coveries and Excavations, III, vanni del Conte by Marco 62, 525; IV, 249, 485; VI, 64, d'Agrate, III, 592; S. Maria I 353; VII, 109, 368; VIII, 101, 2l6 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

351? 352; X, loi, 340.?Relief 141.?by English Painters, X, representing the Apollo of Cana 486.?Evangelarium, at Goslar, chus, IX, 203.?Roman Fountain, III, 645.?Evangelistarium et VI, 353.?Sculptures, VI, 65.? Menologium, Byzantine, X, Temple of Athena, X, 340.? 211.?Exhibition at Breslau, Theatre, VIII, 351. VIII, 399.?Exposition des Primi Military: Diplomas, Roman, Impor tifs Fran?ais, at Paris, IX, 238.? tance of, VI, 218.?See Inscrip Exposition at Siena, IX, 494.? tions, Military Diplomas.?Trib Flemish, of Grotesque Animals, unes, Roman, Number of, VII, VII, 492; of Sixteenth Century, 481. I, 445.?by Jean Fouquet, Ined in Mill, and Wine Press, Allegorical ited, VII, 499; French Version Representations of, V, 252. of Josephus, X, 372; at Windsor, Mime, Greek, Scene from on an In X, 132.?French Sixteenth-cen scribed Lamp, VI, 70. tury, Scene in Florida, VI, 233.? Minerals, Ancient in Morocco, X, by Giovanni di Paolo, IX, 385.? 470. in Manuscripts in Gotha, X, Minerva: Bronze Bust from N?rac, 331.?Grandes Chroniques de St. to VI, 83.?Head from Montmarte, Denys, belonging Philippe le St. IX, 125.?Head, Colossal, from Bon, Petersburg, VII, 403 ; Tebessa, VIII, 123.?Statue, VIII, 127; IX, 236.?in Greek Benevento, IX, 116, 356; Piazza MS., Fourteenth-century, Biblio Sciarra, Rome, I, 361 ; III, 140.? th?que Nationale, X, 216.?Gri See Athena. mani Breviary, Venice, VIII, in Mines, Ancient Gold, Mt. Tmolus, 505.?Liber Canonum Rome, VII, 369. VII, 255.?by de Limbourg Pol Miniatures: by Antonio da Monza, Brothers, X, 217.?by de List of, VI, 500; Pontificale in Limbourg, X, 216, 484.?Litho from Vatican, III, 650.?Apocalypse, graph Reproduction of, to Escurial, VI, 236.?Augustine, Dijon, X, 371.?attributed Simon Civitate Dei, VI, 343.?Francesco Marmion, VII, 403 ; IX, of St. da Barberino, Document! d'Am 236.?Gospel Matthew, ore, VI, 500.?by Simon Bening, Biblioth?que Nationale, IV, 516; MS. of Mediaeval I, 445.?by Painters of Bohemia, VII, 251.?in VII, 262.?in Book of Hours of Prayers, VIII, 502.?Missal, at Pope Alexander VI, Orl?ans, Grenoble, VI, 226.?of Mounted VII, 501.?in Book of Hours of Warrior, Eighth Century, IX, Niccolo di Jacqueline of Bavaria, VIII, 139.?by Sozzo, IX, 505.?in Book of Hours, Parma, 494.?Persian, X, 205.?Attrib uted to of VIII, 128.?by Jean Bourdichon, Philippe Mazerolles, of Biblioth?que Nationale, VI, 501 ; IX, 496.?Manuscript Physi in in Manuscripts of Books of ologus Smyrna, V, 483.?Por of the Hours, IX, 383; Turin, X, traits, VII, 395 ; Comneni, ? Hans Holbein in the 127. Byzantine, representing IX, 226; by of Marriage Ceremonial, VI, 224.? Hague, VII, 402.?Psalter of Illustrating the Canons of Euse Jeanne Navarre, II, 341.? Psalter in bius, X, 211.?in Manuscripts at Verona, V, 248.?Ra ban Liber de Laudibus Cassel, X, 331.?Chantilly, Mu Maur, Sanctae s?e Cond?, Fourteenth-century Crucis, Amiens, Paris, Rainerius de Flo Manuscript, IV, 516.?Early IX, 382.?by Christian, Influence on Byzantine rentia, Lyons, VI, 384.?Roman, Ninth to Sixteenth Ivory Reliefs, V, 247.?Collection Centuries, IV, to Don Nicoll? of Ordinances of Chivalry, V, 277.?Attributed 486.?Attributed to Jacques C?ne, Rosselli, IX, 491.?Sketches for in IX, 490.?by Cristoforo de Pr?dis Mediaeval Manuscripts, IX, in Milan, VI, 381.?Crucifix, 227.?in Manuscripts of Terence, Angers, X, 128.?by G?rard Da VII, 480.?in Tr?s Riches Heures vid, VII, 501.?Divina Comme du Duc de Berry, Chantilly, At , by Giovanni di Paolo, IX, tributions of, IX, 494; X, 484; 385 ; at Reggio dell' Emilia, VII, I Relation to the Grimani Brevi NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 217

ary, Venice, VIII, 505.?in Moesia, Beginnings of the Province, rin National Library, VIII, III, 322. 396.?Urbino, Latin Bible of Mogliano, Assumption of the Virgin, Federigo d'Urbino, III, 650.? by Lorenzo Lotto, IV, 282. Utrecht Psalter, III, 155.?At Mohammedan Art, Exhibition, VII, tributed to Roger van der Wey 401 ; in Northern India, V, den, Brussels, X, 331.?Flemish 455 attributed to the Van Eyck Moissac: Abbey and Cloisters, III, Brothers, VII, 500.?of Vases 644.?Cross in the Church of St. and Flowers in Fifteenth-century Pierre, I, 444. Manuscripts, IV, 556.?by Vene Molfetta, Pre-Hellenic Greek Re tian Painters, VI, 490.?in the mains, X, 108. Wallace Collection, IX, 385. Molinier, Emile, X, 333. see , Vase-paintings, The Monasteries: Byzantine in Greece, seus. V, 483.?in and near Moscow, Mint at Ticinum, VIII, 487. IV, 377. Minturnae, Marsyas Group at Monastery: Coptic at Baouit, VII, Agram, VII, 467. 103.?of Casios, Mahemdiah, X, Mirebeau, Tiles of, IX, 484. 334.?of Daou, IX, 487.?of St. Domenic at Mirebeau-sur-B?ze, Roman Measure, Nycosia, V, 366.?of St. Luke of VIII, 367. Stiris, Phocis, V, St. Nicholas in the Mirrors: Archaic with Handles, III, 483.?of 316.?Bronze with Decorations Fields, Boeotia, V, 483.? in Relief, VII, 474.?Bronze, "White," Sobag, VIII, 390. Mondo?edo Bar of Standing, III, 570.?Eretrian (Galicia), Gold, with Double Covers, VI, 477.? HI, 552. from Etruria, VII, 244.?Etrus Monier, Michel, IV, 372. can, X, 199.?Greek, X, 199; Monimos, VII, 457. with Reliefs, VI, 477. Monmouthshire, Buildings, IV, 553. Mons: Statue of Mirror-, Case, Relief of Pan and Archangel Michael, VI, 97.?Statuette of Aphrodite, IV, 540.?Handle, Mercury, VII, 131. Woman and Eros, IX, 215.? Mont St. Ste. Stand, Bronze, Aphrodite and Amand, B?guinage IV, 552. Erotes, IX, 369. Elizabeth, Mont St. Michel, VII, 256. Missouri, Seneca, Ancient Flint Quar Mont Sainte Victoire (Aix-en-Pro ries, X, 134. vence), III, 638. Mithraeum: Entrains, IX, 360.? Montata dell' Orto, Terramara, II?, Herzegovina, I, 380.?Merida, 537 IX, 359; Statue from, X, 116.? Montauban, Museum : Sculptures, Metz, I, 371.?Pettau, III, 556.? IV, 373 Saalberg, VII, 389. , Monte Cavallo, Statues, Colossal, Mithrahine, Dattari Statuette of III, 318. Aphrodite, VIII, 344. Monte Cavo, Statue of Roman Ma Mithraic: of the Cult, Degree Lion, tron, II, 120. VIII, VII, 230.? 125.?Liturgy, Monte Celio, Marble Altar, III, 262. Art Ornaments, in, IV, 363.? Monte Tabuto, Prehistoric Flint Re Reliefs, VI, 480. mains, III, 262. at Oster Mithras, III, 538.?Relief Monteleone di Spoleto, Chariot, X, 86. burken, III, 365. Mitla, Ruins, IX, 388. Montereau, Statuette of Mercury, IV, Mitre: Evolution of, VIII, 496.?of 266. Thirteenth at Century Verona, Monterubbiano, Painting by Pietro S. Zeno, VI, 225. Alamanni, VII, 140. Moab, Explorations, IX, 342. Montezuma, Excavation of McEvers Modena: Cathedral, Altar-piece, VI, Mound, IX, 388. 494.?Mithra Relief, VI, 480.? Montmajour, Chapel of Sainte-Croix, Museo Ci vico, No. 391, VI, 217. Date of, III, 153. M?dica, Remains of Bronze Age, III, Montmarte, Sculptures from, IX, 125. 262. Montmartre, Name, III, 153. 218 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Montsalier, Celto-Graeco-Roman Re A. D., Ill, 273.?Champvert, lief, VIII, 115. Roman Villa, VII, 131.?Cilli, Montsalvy, Fifteenth-century Cruci Christian Basilica, Inscribed, fix, VI, 234. III, 98.?Monastery of Daphni, on Monument, of Philopappus, Am V, 366.?Delos: Dionysus phissa, III, 529. Tiger, IX, 113; Panathenaic Monuments: Destruction of Roman, Amphora, III, 303.?Differten, in Fourteenth Century, III, Floor, I, 375.?Dorchester, Ro 146.?Egyptian, Inspectors of, man Pavement, IV, 270.? IV, 242.?Photographs of An Dougga, VII, 137; Chariot and cient, in Monumental Archives Horses, Inscribed, VI, 374.? of Prussia, III, 56.?Preserva Elche, Inscribed Floor, IV, 503 ; tion of, Belgium, VI, 97; Can X, 355.?Epidaurus, V, 95.? ton Vaud, III, 267; Papers read Este, Pavements, VIII, in.? at Archaeological Congress, Florence, Baptistery, of the Scar Athens, IX, 349. sella, IV, 377; S. Marco, VIII, Monuments grecs, II, 126. 127; Eighth-century Madonna, Monza: Cathedral, Restoration of, Inscribed, VI, 381.?Ganobie IV, 276.?Iron Crown, V, 249, (France), Twelfth-century, III, 484. 588.?Gigthi, VIII, 123.?Harp from V, ham, with Labyrinth Pattern X, Mooring-stone Terracina, ? 354 360. Henchir-el-Ms?'?din, Moorish Amulets in England, X, Christian, III, 276.?Heraclea, 477 in Cathedral, III, 97.?Imola, I, Moranda, Paolo, see Cavazzola. 365.?It?lica, VIII, 113.?Jerusa Morbihan (Nelhou?t), Dolmen, III, lem, Christian, VI, 91 ; Orpheus, 242. Inscribed, V, 366; VI, 91, 487; Moreau, the Younger, Cartoon for IX, 135.?Kefr Kenna, Hebrew, Memorial of Accession of Louis Inscribed, V, 334.?Leicester, Roman XVI, VIII, 335. Pavements, III, 271.? British Am Moresque, Hispano-, Ware of Fif London, Museum, Victoria and teenth Century, IX, 486. phitrite, III, 561 ; Albert of Morienval, Deambulatory, X, 208. Museum, Nativity Morinck, Hans, II, 344. Virgin, X, 485.?from Lucera, Morocco, Ancient Minerals, Vege Pavement, IV, 495.?Lycosura, tables, and Animals, X, 470. Temple, III, 613.?Madaba: of Pales Morra, Ancient Representations in Bacchic, IV, 341 ; Map Art, III, 112. tine, I, 344; II, 104; VI, 62; Church of Mosaics, Ancient, History of, VIII, Holy Sepulchre on, of 466.?Cosmati, VII, 255.?Egyp II, 337; Topography Jeru tian Glass, III, 582.?Greek, salem on, IX, 463.?Mede?na, Early Construction of, III, 304.? Cruciform, III, 272.?Megalopo of Goddess Manuscript Notes on, by Eug?ne lis, Representation 120.? M?ntz, VII, 400. Megalopolis, V, 347; VII, Mosaics from or in: Africa, Ma Melos, Drawings of, II, 306; rine Scenes, X, 204.?North Hall of the Mystae, III, 69, 134. Africa, VI, 374.?A'in-Medina, ?from Miletus, VI, 65.?Orvieto, Ship, X, 121.?Albenga, Bap Cathedral Fa?ade, by Orcagna, tistery, V, 116.?Argos, Roman, X, 486.?Palestrina, X, 107.? IX, 347.?Asciano, Roman, III, Palma del Rio, Inscribed Lid of 533.?Ba?eza, Hylas and the Tomb, III, 552.?Patras, Repre Nymphs, V, 108; VI, 368.? sentation of a Dionysiac Contest, Beneventum, Augustan Pave III, 258.?Pompeii, Alexander, of ment, III, 534.?Berlin, In Use by Raphael and Leonardo, scribed, of Aristo, VII, 246.? V, 478.?Ravenna: Alexandrian Bologna, Pavement, III, 79.? Pavements, IV, 277; Representa Bonn, Roman Pavement, IX, tion of the Palace of Theodoric, 127.?Carthage, IX, 131; X, 120; IV, 277; S. Apollinare in Classe, in Byzantine Style, IX, 365 ; Ro III, 586; S. Vitale, I, 440.?Reg man, III, 564; of Third Century, gio, Floor, X, 354.?Rome, Sta. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 2I?

Maria Antiqua, VIII, 127; Sta. near, IV, 377.?Sacristy of the Maria Maggiore, Adoration of Patriarchs, Treasure of, X, 205. the Magi, X, 475; Cross and Moslem, Art, Various Works of, X, Throne, Signification of, X, 475 ; 472. S. Paolo, III, 151.?Rottweil, Mostaert, Jan: Attributions, X, Orpheus, III, 86.?Salonichi, see 479.?Attribution of Warfus?e ? Thessalonica. Santa Severa, I Triptych, IV, 284.?Identification Pugilists armed with Caestus, with Ma?tre d'Oultremont, VII, VII, 484.?Santiponce (at Se 501. ville), VI, 368.?Savignano sul Mother of the Gods: Name Andeiris, Panaro, Pavements, II, 121.? VI, 352.?Rock-cut Figure on Mt. Sens, Ancient, III, 84.?Sergilla, Sipylus, X, 441. Inscribed Pavement, VI, 62.? Mother-goddess, Statue at Meaux, X, Seres, Last Supper, IX, 226.? 467. Seville, Roman, I, 366.?Sil Motives: See Decorative Motives.? u chester, Pavement, III, 563.? Disappointed Suitor in Sposa Sousse, Departure of and lizie," VIII, 334. Portrait of Dido, X, 465 ; Virgil, jMoulds, Aretine, III, 582; IV, 543; I, 383; VI, 498; Various, II, (Signed), IX, 370, 371.?Bronze 334.?Sparta, II, no.?Tabarka, for Palstaves, X, 469.?Bronze I Christian, IX, 376; Inscribed for Repouss? Work, I, 420.?for Sepulchral, X, 375.?Taranto, Bronze-casting, IX, 214, 479.? Roman Pavements, III, 549.? Dischi Sacri from Tarentum, II, for Tebessa, Floor Game, VIII, 320.?Ancient Egyptian, X, drawn 123.?Thenae, Chariots 436.?Mycenaean, III, 137.?Ori by Dolphins, X, 120; Medusa, ental (Cabinet des M?dailles), 121 X, ; Venus and Amoretti, X, IV, 266.?Plaques from Palae 121.?Thessalonica, Dome of Sta. kastro, VIII, 483.?Sicilian Fic Sophia, IV, 549; Monograms tile, II, 320.?Ancient Steatite I and Others, II, 337.?Thugga, from Tortosa, VI, 349.?Stone see Dougga.?Timgad, Diana Asiatic from Crete, V, 241.? and Actaeon, VII, 394; VIII, Terra-cotta for Imitations of 123 ; Floors, X, 121.?Torre An Coins, IV, 265.?for Tesserae, nunziata, of the Philosophers, II, IX, 119; X, 466. 120; III, 143.?Trier, Roman Mound : Prehistoric, Eisenbichl, Pavement, VIII, 371.?Trinque VIII, 371.?Prehistoric, taille, and the Bull, VI, nacker, VIII, 371.?McEvers, 83.?Tunis, Bardo, Floors, III, Montezuma, Excavation of, IX, 94; VII, 391; Marine Scenes, 388.?Poiron, IV, 503. Inscribed, III, 272; Temple Mounds: Cahokia, VIII, 298.?Iowa, of Apollo and Diana, III, 272.? VIII, 390; Sioux, X, 219.?Pre El-Alia (Tunisia) Nile Land historic in Eastern Turkey, VII, scape, III, 566; from Villa of 230. Thebanius, VI, 374.?Tusculum, Mt. Athos: Church of Lavra, IX, of Athlete, IX, 206; Combat 486.?Study of the Monuments, Paegniarii, VIII, 491.?Upenna, III, 276. Funerary, IX, 376.?Veii, Floor, Mt. Lebanon, Ancient Sites, VIII, 99. an representing Embarkation of Mt. Lycaeus (Lykaion) : Excavations 1 Elephant, IV, 543.?Vich, By- and Discoveries. VIII, 355; IX, zantine Picture of St. Nicholas, 355.?Sanctuary of Zeus, IX, 354. VII, 251.?Vienne, Hylas and the Mt. Sipylus, Rock-cut Statue, X, 441. Nymphs, VII, 132; VIII, 116; Mt. Tmolus, Ancient Gold Mines, Sainte Colombe, Bacchic Scene, VII, 369. Artemis VI, 370.?Villelaure, Mounted: Dionysus, VIII, 354.?Di Combat and Callisto, VII, 387; vinities, Representations from Dares and Enteil between us, VI, Balkan and Danube, VIII, 485.? 370.?Zaghuan, Hero and Lean Various Representations in Art, der, X, 121. VI, 480; IX, 360; X, 203.? Moscow: Archaeological Society of, Syrian Deities, VII, 234; VIII, IV, 477.?Monasteries in and 347.?See Thracian Horseman.? 220 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Warrior in Conflict with Snake Poros Sculptures, V, 347.?Stone footed Giant, Stone Group, VII, used in Monuments, IV, 359.? 250. of " " Treasury Atreus, Columns, Mourners in Early Greek Art, IX, 364. VIII, 304. Mycenaean: Age, in the Light of Mschatta: Art of, IX, 225.?Ruined Recent Discoveries in Greece, Building, IX, 225. V, 475.?Antiquities in British 102.?Manu- M?ntz, Eug?ne, VII, [ Museum, II, 307.?Architecture, script Notes, Miscellaneous, VII, III, 604.?Art, Chronology, VII, 400.?Published Works, VII, 400. 473 ; Pelasgic, II, 306 ; Phoeni Mugheir(Ur), Proposed Excavations, cian Influence in, II, 305.? V, 86. Bronze Statuette from Asia Mummy, of Pharaoh of the Exodus, Minor, V, 230.?Civilization, VI, 348. Connection with Italy, VI, 198.? Mummy-Tickets, Greek from Akh Glass, III, 313.?Gold Stag from mim, IX, 337. Amyclae, II, 261.?Idols, Clay, Mundus, Origin of, VI, 219. III, 118.?Idols from Prinias, Munich: Alte Pinakothek, Acquisi VII, 242.?Metal-work, Repro tions of Paintings, V, 122; ductions of, V, 493.?Moulds, D?rer, Baumgartner Altar-piece, III, 137.?Objects, Reproduction VII, 402; Forgeries, IX, 497; of, VIII, 316.?Ornament, Influ Italian Paintings, II, 343 ; Paint ence of in Art, II, 279.?Gold ings by Correggio, V, 255.? Ornaments, Boston, VI, 377.? Barberini Faun, VI, 467.? Painting, II, 279.?Palaces, see Church of the Holy Trinity, His- I Crete.?Period in Cyprus, III, tory, III, 645.?Exhibition of 624.?Gold Plaque from Cyprus, Renaissance Art, VI, 97.?Glyp- I II, 108.?Script, in Plutarch, VI, tothek, Pediment Sculptures from 476.?Various Remains, Dates of, Aegina, V, 231.?National Mu II, 306.?Engraved Rings, V, seum, Panels by Veit Stoss, V, 240.?Swords, III, 137.?Tree 256.?Oil-Pourer, Head from a and Pillar Cult, V, 475.?Wood Copy of Original, Boston, IX, en Boxes from Egypt, III, 281. 369.?Poros Statue of Warrior, Mylasa, Colossal Head of Zeus, IX, V, 478. 368. Munychia, Walls and Harbors, V, 98. Myrmex, I, 420. Murdoch Smith, R., IV, 478. Myron : .Discus-thrower, VI, 204.? Murray, Alexander Stuart, VIII, 340. Marble Copy of Bronze Cow, VI, Muses: Mosaic from Miletus, VI, 203.?Statue of Ladas, V, 232.? 65.?Monument at Thespiae, Statue of Timanthes of Cleonae, VII, 379. Date of, IV, 346. Museums: Archaeological in Algeria, Mysia: Byzantine Fortifications, IX, Inspector, IV, 270.?American, 466.?Reliefs from, V, 457.? Egyptian Art in, V, 116.?Dis Sculptures from, IX, 466.?Topo at Ar cussions of, Papers read graphical Notes, IX, 466. chaeological Congress, Athens, Mysteries: Florentine, Influence upon Future IX, 349.?the of, III, Baccio Baldini, IX, 490; X, 595.?Italian, X, 215.?Organ 483.?Influence upon German izations in Aid of, IX, 93.?in Art, IX, 495.?Influence on Art Asiatic Russia, VI, 457.?in of Fifteenth Century, VIII, 503. Southern Russia, I, 380. Myszkow, Bronze Hand, IX, 129. Musical Instruments: Ancient, Mono Mythology, Sea Plants in, IV, 340. chord, II, 309.?of Bronze Age, V, 245.?Drums from Asia, VIII, Nabis, II, 298; III, 136. 467.?Indian, X, 220. Successors Mutallu, X, 188. I Nabuchodonosor, of, II, 121.? 240.?See Nebuchadnezzar. Mycenae: Discoveries, VII, | Restoration of Relation to Egypt, I, 407.?Fresco Nab?na'id, Babylonian from, I, 407.?Lion's Gate, Date, Fortifications, III, 245. Old Stone II, 306.?Palaces, X, 188.?Poly Nacozdoches, Fort, X, 489. chromatic Head, VII, 121.? Nadaillac, Marquis de, IX, 337. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 221

Nails, Gold, in Ancient Silver Rings, 1 Paintings by, VII, 502; Bernardo IX, 216. Daddi, Madonna with Four Names: Assyrian, Geographical, IX, Saints, X, 368; Demeter and 462; Official Titles, IX, 462.? Athena, Relief, VI, 76; Harmo Babylonian Personal, X, 183.? dius and Aristogeiton, V, 462; Eretrian, Proper, compounded VI, 203 ; Horse's Head, Colossal with ?7r7ro?, IV, 532.?of Kassite Bronze, VI, 495 ; Masaccio, Kings, Correct Forms, IX, 460.? "Crucifixion," X, 368; Antonio of Places, Ancient, V, 226, 453 ; Pollaiuolo, David, III, 592; Por VI, 197; in Gaul, VII, 485.?Use trait, of Cardinal Alessandro of Signum, VII, 249. Farnese, VI, 232; of Luca Paci Inscriptions containing Names: oli, VII, 397; of Cardinal Pas List from Andania, X, 342.?of serini (so-called), VI, 232; Satyr Attic Phratria, VI, 472.?Carian with a Wine-skin, IV, 350; Scu Proper, X, 94.?Officials from pula, Painting by, III, 585 ; Gizeh, IX, 338.?Correcting Titian, Portrait of Cardinal Forms of Proper Names in Jo Bembo, IX, 137.?Submerged sephus, X, 453.?Latin Proper Shore near, VIII, 489.?Work of from Salzburg, VII, 249.?Mero North Italian Artists under Al vingian Proper, VI, 96.?Phry fonso II, II, 342.?Parishes in gian Proper, III, $2$.?Praeno 1598, III, 649.?Sienese Paint men with Woman's Name, III, ings in, V, 249.?Temple of 553 ; IV, 256.?Roman Proper Athena Siciliana, V, 245 ; of Di from Colosseum, VII, 481.?of oscuri, Inscription on, V, 473. Ships, from Piraeus, VI, 74.? Narbonne: Attic Grave Stele, VIII, Places conquered by Sheshonk I 492.?Cathedral, Historical and (Karnak), IX, 458.?Thessalian | Archaeological Notes on, IV, Proper, V, 101 ; X, 349.?Thra- I 379 cian Proper from Thasia, V, Narcissus: Replicas of the Naoles 101.? 348.?Thurian, Proper, V, Bronze, III, 297.?Replica of of Veterani of Legio VII Claudia, Statue of Type, Munich, X, 444. VI, 355.?Greek, Lists of Vic Nardo de Cione, Attribution to School tors in Games, IV, 532; VIII, of, X, 367. in Manu 344, 479.?Witnesses Nardoni, Leone, IX, 94. missions (Greek), IX, 474. National Art Collections Fund of Burial Place of Charles the Nancy: Great Britain, IX, 93. Bold, I, 452.?Fibula-decoration, Naucratis: Excavations and Discov from Roman copied Coin, X, eries, IV, 479; IX, 338.?North 467. ern Precinct, VIII, 95.?Relief of Arch of Alfonso Naples: I, IV, Warrior, IV, 479.?Stele of Nec 383.?Castel Nuovo, Triumphal tanebo II, IV, 480. Arch and Door, IV, 554.?Cathe Naucydes, Statue of Chimon of Ar dral Crypt, III, 586.?Churches: gos, IV, 346. Gothic Al Sta. Chiara, French Roman and Naundorf, Temple, V, 357. tar, VI, 93 ; Reliefs by Pacio see di Nausica?, Vase-paintings, Odys Giovanni Firenze, III, 643 ; seus. Sta. Maria di Donna Regina, Naval, Athenian Administration, Frescoes of Incoronata, V, 249, VII, 244. 487; X, 473; Series of Wall Naxos, Museum, Various Antiquities, paintings by Unknown Sienese IV, 252. Artists, V, 249; S. Pietro ad Nazareth, Excavations and Discov Aram, History of, III, 155.?Dis coveries of Various Antiquities, eries, VI, 91. 181. VII, 124; Greek Wall, VII, 124; NBZ, Explanation of, X, 222. X, 350.?Francesco Francia, "S. Neanderthal, Skull, VI, at Rocco," X, 126.?Museum: Ad Nebuchadnezzar, Throne Hall ministration of Babylon, 105.?See Nabu " Pais," IX, 117; X, VII, 92 ; Alexander on Horseback, chodonosor. IX, 469; X, 447; Large Bronzes, Neckar, Prehistoric Settlements along, VI, 467; Brueghel, the Elder, VIII, 492. 222 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Necklaces, of Beads, from Golasecca, IV, 478.?Strong, S. A., VIII, I, 365. 341.?Van Ysendyck, J. J., VI, Necrology: Adamy, R., II, 98.?Bar 345.?Wachsmuth, C, IX, 337.? bier de Montault, X., V, 330.? Watts, G. F., IX, 94.?Wernicke, Barth?l?my, A. de, IX, 93.?Ber K., V, 84.?Whitman, S. W., trand, A. L. J., VII, 101, 359.? VIII, 341.?Zangemeister, K., Bierfreund, T., X, 332.?Blan VI, 345.?Zimmermann, E., VI, chet, P., IV, 477.?Bosch, H., X, 345 91.?B?tticher, A., V, 329.? Needham Market, Bronze Bowl, V, Bohn, R., Ill, 243.?Bucher, B., 252. Ill, 511.?Bulliot, J. G., VI, Negrioli, Filippo, Shield at Turin, 345.?Burckhardt, J., II, 98.? VII, 259. Cara, C. de, X, 332.?Chipiez, Negro, Rhyton in Shape of, G., VI, 56.?Christ, W. von, X, III, 581. I 332.?Cesnola, L. Palma di, IX, Negroes: Representations of in An 94.?Crostarosa, P., VI, 345.? cient Art, IX, 215.?Vase-paint Davis, F., V, 83.?Decharme, ing, IX, 364. P., X, 91.?Dennis, III, 243.? Nemea, Relief, Victorious Athlete in D?mmler, E. L., VII, 102.?Du Prayer, VIII, 308, 477. on tuit, A., VII, 102.?Ebers, G. M., Nemesis: Representations Greek III, 57.?Ephrussi, C, IX, 332.? Votive Reliefs, IV, 528.?Statue Flasch, A., VI, 345.?Floerke, from Memphis, X, 93. to G., III, 243.?Fraschetti, S., VII, Neo-Attic: Art, Relation Perga 102.?Garnier, E., VII, 359.? mene, III, 299.?Reliefs, Horae Gerspach, E., X, 333.?Graeven, and Agraulidae, VII, 468. on H., X, 333.?Grimm, H., VI, Neocoria, Representations Coins, 57.?Guillaume, E., IX, 336.? VIII, 483. Gurlitt, W., IX, 336.?Heer Neolithic: Civilization, VII, 247.? mance, T. W., X, 91.?Heibig, Copper Axe from Borgo Pani J., X, 333.?Herluison, H., IX, cale, III, 535.?Dwelling in Eng 336.?Hettner, F., VII, 102.? land, IX, 484.?Hammer, Mont Hiss, E., X, 333 ;Houssaye, E. A., salier, VIII, 115.?Implements IX, 336.?H?bner, E., V, 329.? from Taranto, IV, 263.?Objects, Hula, E., VII, 102.?Jebb, R. C, from Fossombrone, IV, 494; from X, 91.?Kalkmann, A., IX, Hautes-Bruy?res, II, 237; from 336.?Keller, H., VII, 359-? Phoenicia, II, 237.?Remains, Kieseritzky, G. von, VIII, 340.? Arbor Low, VIII, 374; Gezer, K?hler, U. L., VIII, 340.?Kou VII, 106; Harlyn Bay, V, 113; manoudes, S., III, 511.?Kraus, Nabresina, VIII, 372; Palaikas F. X., VI, 245.?Lambin, E., VI, tro, X, 104; Pantelleria, V, 103; 57.?Le Blant, E., III, 511.? Tonsus Valley, VI, 198.?Settle Leitschuh, F., III, 511.?Ludwig, ment, at Cnossus, VI, 212; at G., IX, 336.?Madden, F. W., Phaestus, VI, 72; Vayes, VII, ? IX, 94.?Marsy, de, IV, 478 385; VIII, 113.?Stones with Meyer, A. G., IX, 337.?Moli Hole for a Stick, VI, 218.?Uten nier, E., X, 333.?M?ntz, E., VII, sils in Italy, IV, 545.?Work 102.?Murray, A. S., VIII, 340.? shops at Sassoferrato and Can Nadaillac, de, IX, 337.?Nar tiano, IX, 121. doni, L., IX, >4.?Oppert, J., X, Neoptolemus: Murder of, Pompeian 92.?Penrose, F. C, VII, 359.? Wall-painting, VI, 364.?See Piette, E., X, 333.?Postolakas, Vase-paintings, Astyanax. P. H. Ancient A., II, 98.?Prost, B., X, Nepi, City Wall, I, 361. see 333.?Prott, H. von, VIII, 94.? Neptune, Poseidon. Reichel, W., V, 330.?Revoil, N?rac, Bronze Bust of Minerva, VI, H. A., V, 84.?Riegel, H., V, 83. 84.?Riegl, A., IX, 3^7.?Rohault Nerbune, Identification of, IV, 372. de Fleury, G., IX, 337.?Ruskin, N?ris, Antefix of Eighth Legion, X, J., IV, 478.?Sallet, von, II, 98.? 356. Sarzec, E. de, V, 330.?Schmid, Nero, Burning of Rome, IX, 481 ; X, C, X, 333.?Smith, R. Murdoch, I 464.?Great Ship Canal, IV, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 223

369.?Salutationes, VI, 217; V, 122.?Yerkes Collection, Paint VIII, 491; IX, 219; X, 465. ings in, X, 488. Nesazio, Periods of Occupation, VII, Nhatrang, Sanctuaries of the Po 124. Nagar, VII, 495. Nesiactum, Excavations and Discov Nicanor, Ossuary of, X, 184. eries, VII, 389. Niccol? d'Apulia, Origin of, X, 369. Nestor, See Vase-paintings. Niccol? d'Arezzo, IV, 556; VII, 258. Nethuns, Bronze Bust from Chiusi, Niccol? di Sozzo, Works by, IX, 494. VI, 75 Niceratus: Date and Works, IX, Neumagen, Sculptures, Color on, 470.?Nike, VII, 460. VIII, 492. Nicknames, Athenian, VII, 477. Nicolaus de of Visit Neuss: Roman Camp, III, 270, 558; Marthono, Diary to the VI, 85; IX, 362.?Sels Collection, Holy Land, 1394-1395, II, Pottery, II, 331. 3I3 Nicomedes Neuwied, Excavations, V, 246. Euergetes, I, 417. Nicopolis, Golden Nevers Museum: Italian Paintings, Gorytus, V, 476. Nidderthal, Roman IX, 235; Virgin and Child: Fif Roads, I, 369. of teenth-century Italian, Painting, Nideggen, Discovery Frescoes, IV, 279. VIII, 397; by Lorenzo di San Severino the Younger, VIII, Niederbonn, Excavations, III, 559. 397.?Statues from Piraeus, III, NI-GIS, X, 183. Nike: Attic on 83. Painting Marble, I, 408.?Gold Roman Altar to Oceanus, Earring, III, 571.? Newcastle, of VIII, 377. Flying, , VIII, 474.?Marble Fragment from New Haven: Jarves Collection, Pol Delphi, VII, 464.?of Niceratus, laiuolo, Hercules and Nessus, X, VII, 460.?Relief on Mirror, VI, 488.?Yale University, Collec tion of 477.?Torso, Carthaea, X, 103.? Egyptian Antiquities, V, see at 116. Temple, Athens; Epidau rus, VIII, 474. New Pleuron, Theatre, Excavations, Nile, North Delta Nomes, VIII, 345. III, 259. , Quadrate, Origin of, X, 206. Newstead, Roman Camp, X, 119. Nimes: Maison Carr?e, Ganymedes, New York: Historical Ma Society, VII, attributed to donna Francesco 239.?Painting by Napoletano, Luini, IX, 235. X, 133.?Metropolitan Museum: Nina, Identification with IX, of Ishtar, Acquisitions Drawings, X, 460. 375 ; of European Faience, IX, Ninevah, Fish in of, Name, 387; of Paintings, IX, 386, 387; IX, 460. X, 375 ; of Statue of Trebonius Niobe: Children of, Pediment Group Gallus, X, 365 ; of Greek Vases, from the Theseum, V, 232.? X, 365; American Art, Pro Marble Painting at Hercula posed Collection, IX, 387; Assist neum, II, 274; VI, 209.?Greek ant Director, X, 92; Babylonian Relief, I, 404.?Rock-cut Figure Inscribed Axe-head, IX, 461 ; on Mt. Sipylus, X, 441. Chariot, from Monteleone di Nippur: Archaic Arch, IX, 461.? Spoleto, X, 365 ; Etruscan Bronze American Expedition to, III, from Nurcia, VIII, 126; IX, 246.?Excavations and Discov 223 ; Classical Antiquities, IX, eries, I, 339; III, 517; IV, 244, 366; Collections: of Garland, 481; V, 86, 333; VII, 456; IX, Vases, VI, 379; ? Giustiniani, 100. Figurines of Oriental Marbles VIII, from, 126; X, 365; Nude Goddess, II, 238.?Tablets Marquand, Bronzes, 134; II, from the Temple Library, VI, Ward, ; Egyptian Scarabs, X, 365 379.?Topographical Map, IX, Ancient Greek Coins, X, 365; 340 Director, IX, 387; Egyptian Nisch, Head of Constantine, VI, 480. Antiquities, Various, X, 365 ; Nish, Portrait Head of Trajan, V, Frescoes from Boscoreale, VIII, 112. 126; X, 462.?Public Library, Nisroch, Identity with Nushku, IX, A very Collection of Engravings, 462. 224 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Nisyros: Relief, Heracles in the Gar Odessa, Museum, I, 380. den of the Hesperides, X, 442.? Odysseus: announcing the Death of Stele from, VI, 203. Astyanax, Relief, X, 462.?Ad Nitokris-Rhodopis, IX, 199. venture with the in An Nomes, of North Delta of the Nile, cient Art, II, 285.?Brooch of, VIII, 345. III, 316; VII, 474.?House of, Nora: Excavations and Discoveries, VIII, 303.?Meeting with Dio VII, 127.?Phoenician Colony, X, medes, Marble Group, VI, 216.? 202. Raft, VIII, 315.?and Eurycleia, Norba: Excavations and Discoveries, Reliefs representing, V, 463.? VI, 76, 363; VIII, in; IX, 117; Statue in Florence, V, 235.?See X, 107-109.?Importance of Re Vase-paintings: Circe, Odysseus. mains, IV, 545.?Period of Foun Oedipus, see Vase-paintings. dation, VII, 248.?Temple of Oeniadae: Excavations, 1900, V, Juno Lucina, IX, 117.?Termina 97.?Theatre, V, 97. tion of Excavations, IX, 117.? Oetalus, Ancient Importance, X, 106. Walls and Terraces, X, 108. Oil-presses: Carian, III, 629.?Hel Norcia, Biga, New York, VIII, 126, lenic, III, 629.?in Tripoli, An 490; IX, 223 ; X, 365. cient, III, 596. Norfolk, Churches, VIII, 501. Okeover, Palimpsest Brass, III, 158. Norwich, Cathedral, III, 589. Olbia: Cults of, VII, 230, 452.?Ex Novelli, Pietro, Paintings, VII, 259. cavations and Discoveries, VIII, Novgorod, Limoges Enamels, VII, 373; X, 90. P. Letter to 403." " Ollivier, J. d', Peiresc, Nubt, Vas in British Museum, I, x, 470 337 Olympia: Heraeum, Erection of Two Numantia: History of, X, 355.?Ibe Columns, X, 106; Restorations, rian Remains, X, 355. X, 102.?Hippodrome, I, 419; Numismatic Society, Milan, VII, 397. II, 313.?Museum, Injuries from Numismatics: Papers read at Ar , III, 258.?Statues of Vic chaeological Congress, Athens, tors, VIII, 305.?Temple of Zeus, IX, 349.?Connection with the Eastern Pediment, II, 270; VIII, Study of Ancient Monuments, I, 3?5> 473? Pavement, III, 317.? 390.?Italian Society, II, 96. Throne of Zeus, Paintings of Nuncupatio Votorum, Representation Panaenus, I, 410; IV, 353; V, of, X, 461. 238.?Treasuries, X, 189, 443. see Nurcia, Norcia. Olympic, Games and Victors, IV, : Nuremberg Schreyer Monument," 526. Stations VII, 402.?" of Adam Omodeo, G. A., Biblical Reliefs at Krafft, X, 485. Parma, VII, 398. with Nusku, Identity Nisroch, IX, Omphalos, V, 476. 462. Oppert, Jules, X, 92. see Ny Carlsberg, Copenhagen. Oppida, Gallo-Roman, VI, 221. of St. Nycosia, Monastery Domenic, Oppidum of the Tolosates, VI, 221. V, 366. Ops, see Saturn. Votive Nymphs: Athens, Relief, Orante, Child, Veneriosa, from Rome, VIII, 104.?Reliefs from Cave of VI, 224. from Sanc Pan, X, 104.?Reliefs Orantes, Egyptian, Origin of, IV, at tuary Orochak, II, 116.?Re 548. lief from Tarhuna, III, 296.? Orcagna, Mosaics for Orvieto Cathe at Temple Orochak, II, 116.?See dral, X, 486. Apollo ; Vase-paintings, Diony Orgon: Ancient Head, VIII, 367.? sus. Discoveries, Various, X, 356. Roman Nymwegen, Antiquities, VIII, Orient, Latin Documents concerning 118. Various Countries of, I, 438. Oriental: Archaeology, Papers read Octavius: Reliefs, Berlin, IX, 217.? at Archaeological Congress, Statues by, VII, 479. Athens, IX, 348.?See Archaeol Oderisi, Roberto, Incoronata Fres ogy, Oriental.?Chronology, Prob coes, Naples, V, 487. lems in, IV, 523.?Colonies in NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 225

Europe in the Middle Ages, VII, Antiquities, I, 377; III, 90, 562; 453.?Congress at Rome, II, 97; Egyptian Antiquities, I, 377; IV, 514.?German Society, II, III, 90, 561; VI, 88; VII, 136; 97.?Nude Goddess, II, 238.? VIII, 121 ; Fortnum Collection, Mould, IV, 266. I> 377; IV, 506, 507; Greek An Orientgesellschaft, Expedition to tiquities, VI, 88; VIII, 121, 122; Babylon, III, 516. IX, 364; Italic Objects, VIII, Orientkomitee, Expedition to Send 121 ; Local Antiquities, VI, 88 ; scherli, VI, 349. Oldfield Collection, IV, 506, 507; Cristano: Mediaeval Sculpture, VII, Roman Classical Antiquities, 489.?Prehistoric Remains, IV, VIII, 122; Various Vases, VII, 495.?Pulpit, VI, 491. 137; VIII, 377; IX, 364.?Bod Orley, Bernard van, Tapestries repre leian Library, Plan of Rome by senting Battle of Pavia, IV, 556. Anton van den Wyngaerde, X, Ornament, Archaic, Migration of, 362.?Library of Christ Church, III, 112. Drawing of Belvedere Torso, Ornaments: Ancient in Berlin, Anti III, 271.?Magdalen College, quarium, VIII, 370.?Gold Ci Restorations, VIII, 502. cada from Parnassus, VI, 361.? Oxo-Caspian Trade Route, V, 454. Gold from Ireland, I, 392.? Oxyrhynchus: Bird-trap, VIII, 96.? Gold from Michalk?w, X, 468.? Discoveries, IX, 97.?See Papy Gold from My-Son, VIII, 340.? rus. Gold from Sardis, III, 526.? Homeric, VII, 474.?Mithraic, Pacher, Friedrich, IV, 559. Art in, IV, 363.?from Lousoi, Pacher, Michael, School of, VII, 403. X, 348.?Personal, Post-Myce Pacio di Firenze, Reliefs at Naples, naean, VII, 243.?Tettix, III, Sta. Chiara, III, 643. 628; X, 457. Pacioli, Luca, Portrait in Naples Gal of the Orochak, Sanctuary Nymphs lery, VII, 397; VIII, 332; IX, and 116. Sculpture, II, 493 Oropus, Amphiareum, VIII, 361. Padlocks, Ancient Russian, IV, 280. Death Orpheus: of, VII, 244.?See Padua: Byzantine Inkstand, X, Mosaics: Rottweil. Jerusalem, 472.?Donatello's Statue of Gat Elements in of Orphic Vase-painting tamelata, Cast in Boston, VIII, Southern Italy, III, 129. 401.?Monument of Enrico Scro da Orsi, Lelio, Novellara, V, 255. wegni, Sculptor of, IX, 493.? Orvieto: Churches, Recently Discov Statue of St. Michael and the De ered 108.?San Frescoes, III, mon by Egidius of Neustadt, IX, ? Giovenale, Frescoes, VII, 398.? 378. Votive Shovel-shaped Various Etruscan Remains, III, Bronze, VI, 219. 75 Padula: Ancient Building, VI, 364.? Osiris: Identification with Sarapis, Remains of Consilinum, I, 364. at VI, 212.?Sanctuary Abydos, Paegniarii, Representations in Art, VI, 347.?Tomb of, II, 98; III, VIII, 490. of 121.? "?' Painters: Cremona, V, 200. Ossuaries, Palestinian, IX, Florentine, Minor of the Fif Ossuary of Nicanor, X, 184. teenth Century, IX, 491.? Ostia: Altar, VI, 479.?Excavations, Geneva, Eighteenth Century, II, 123.?Fortress, Architect of, VII, 262.?Italian, of Fifteenth III, 156.?Sculptures, III, 72. Century, Documents concerning, Osuna: Fortifications, Ruins of, IX, V, 120.?Little-known, II, 155; 124.?Sculptures, IX, 124. III, 649 ; V, 120.?Unknown Mi Ottoni, Lorenzo, Busts of Princesses lanese, VII, 397.?Miniature, see at Mantua, IV, 383. Miniatures.?Venetian, Notes in Ourou-Kaghina, Date of, II, 240. Venetian Archives, V, 254. Oven, Ancient Potter's, Cynuria, X, Painting: Cretan, in Louvre, X, 346. 117.?Encaustic, II, 286; IV, 365. Oxford: Ashmolean Museum, Ac ?Early Flemish, VII, 500.? quisitions, of Antiquities, Vari French Renaissance, VI, 233; ous, IV, 506, 507; Classical Attribution to French Renais 15 226 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

sanee, VII, 260.?Early German, Cologne, Mediaeval, VI, 97.? IX, 227.?Glass, VI, 489; VII, Etruscan, VII, 246.?Fayoum, 255.?Greek, Articles on, VI, IX, 459.?Forez, Mediaeval and 471; IX, 479; Silhouettes in, III, Renaissance, V, 484.?Franco 608.?Landscape, in Tuscany, Roman, VIII, 486. ?Ghent, V, 254.?Lombard in Fifteenth "Last Supper," X, 130.?Illus Century, VII, 496.?St. Albans trations of Greek Novel of Trav School, VII, 494.?Tyrolese, VII, els, VI, 209.?Kertch, Greek 403 Mythological Subjects, V, 337.? of Paintings: Altenburg, X, 331.?pre Polygnotus, Delphi, III, 238.? sented to Mus?e Bonnat, Bay See Pompeii.?Rothamstead Ma nor onne, V, 369.?Changes of Color House, Elizabethan, VII, Catacomb under in, VII, 251.?Destruction by 403.?Rome, Fire, III, 108.?on Devonshire Villa Massimo, VII, 488.?Villa Croix Screens, I, 449.?Mediaeval in Pamphili, III, 142.?Ste. 101.? Distemper, at Ashmansworth, IV, en-Forez, Mediaeval, III, in 279.?Egyptian, from Necropolis Vulci, Tombs, I, 426.?See Churches. of Kom-el-Chogofa, V, 331.? Palaces: Early Flemish, Exhibition at designed by Alberti, VII, Bruges, VII, 142, 402; at New 257.?of Amenophis III, Thebes, Gallery, London, IV, 520.? VI, 347.?Asshur, X, 95.?Cre see Ferrara, Ateneo, V, 121.? tan, Crete.?Dimini, V, Italian: at Burlington Club Ex 345.?Cherchel, VIII, 123.? 188.?of hibition, IX, 385; in National Homeric, III, 603; X, Site at Gallery, Budapest, V, 122; in Julian, Paris, VI, 485.? Fogg tArt Museum, Cambridge, Maccabaean, X, 97.?Merovin IV, 285; IX, 498; North of the gian, VIII, 486.?Mycenaean, X, 188.?at Alps, VI, 91 ; in Johnson Collec Phylakopi, IV, 492.?of the tion, Philadelphia, X, 218; in Ptolemies, Alexandria, III, Rome.?of Sennache the Louvre, VII, 260; Rothschild 511.?See Bequest, Louvre, IV, 558 ; in rib, Kuyunjik, IX, 100.?Early at West Sweden, IX, 232.?on Marble, Tiryns, X, 107.?of Painted Early Attic, I, 407; from Hercu minster, Chamber, X, 211. laneum, II, 274; IV, 531; V, 238.?Notable, in Museums of Palaemon-Portunus, Representation on Milan, VI, 92.?Obscure, in Pro Trajan's Column, IX, 480. vincial French Museums, VIII, Palaeographic Collection of Pierre 397; IX, 235.?, VII, Hamon, VI, 96. Soci?t? de Pal? 386.?Paris, in Dutuit Collection, Palaeology, fran?aise VII, 400; Japanese, at Paris Ex ologie, X, 332. Palaeolithic: position, V, 369; of Old Masters, Civilization, VII, 247.? Collection of Kann, V, 369.? Flint Objects from Remedello Pavia, Museo Civico, VI, 496.? Sotto, III, 540.?Grotto, Eyzies, from Early at Reichenau, V, 119.? VIII, 114.?Implements Rhenish of the Fifteenth Cen Sussex, X, 469.?Objects from tury, IV, 559; V, 257; VIII, 507. Phoenicia, II, 237.?Paintings, ?Rome, Inventory of Collection Font-de-Gaume, VII, 386.?Re exhibited in 1736, IV, 283; in I mains, Nabresina, VIII, 372.? Remedello Sangiorgi Collection, VI, 382.? Sotto, IV, 369. Sainte-Croix-en-Jarez, Four , Ancient Sculptured Deco rations teenth-century, IV, 278.?at San of, X, 458. Various Marino, VI, 496.?in Sandor Palatinate, Excavations, V, Lederer 109. Collection, X, 373.? " : Santillana del Mar, Prehistoric, Palermo Hospice, Triumph of An VIII, 323.?Triptych of the Six Death," VI, 231.?Museum, tonio teenth Century, VII, 496.?Types Gagini, Altar-piece, VII, of Umbrian, IV, 549.?Urbino, 258.?Vestal Relief, VII, 246. in Gallery, VI, 496. Palestine: Account of, 1602, VIII, Mural : Fifteenth 302; in Onomasticon of Euse Paintings, Antwerp, ? or Sixteenth Century, VI, 97.? bius, VIII, 302. American NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 227

School, V, 334.?Archaeological Arcadian Phauleas, X, 189.? Work, X, 336.?Excavations and Worship at Delphi, VI, 361.? on Discoveries, III, 61, 518; V, and Aphrodite, Mirror-case, 88; Exploration Fund, Quarterly IV, 540.?and Silenus, Sculp Statement, III, 61, 246.?Hittite tured Group, Cherchel, V, 482. Entrance into, IX, 464.?Map of, Panaenus, Paintings at Olympia, I, see Mosaic, Madaba.?Ossuaries, 410; IV, 353; V, 238. IX, 200.?Prehistoric Age, VIII, Panaetolicum, X, 196. 469.?Relics at Monastery of Pancratium, X, 458. Farfa, VI, 489.?Roman Roads, Panderma, Hellenistic Relief, IV, IX, 464.?Seals of Latin Princes, 486. X, 124.?Topographical Investi Pandora, IV, 540; V, 468.?Birth of, gations East of the Jordan, VI, IX, 204, 364.?"Box," IV, 540.? Influence of Ae Vase 61.?Southern, Myth of, V, 237.?See gean Civilization, V, 226. paintings. Palestrina : Antiquities, Various Pannonia, Archaeological Notes from, Small, X, 109.?Fragments of HI, 595. Roman Calendars, II, 120; X, Panthers, Bacchic, Relief from Tun 109.?Sarcophagi, I, 358.?Head isia, VI, 486. less Statue, IX, 118. Paolo Romano, V, 253. Palette, Damanhour, of Schist, IX, Paphlagonia, Prehistoric Monuments, 198. IX, 346. Palettes: Egyptian, Connection with Paphos, Excavations of the British God of the Oasis of Ammon, X, Museum," III, 521. 438.?Etruscan, VII, 484. Papyri: Amherst," VI, 371; VIII, Pallas, see Athena, Minerva. I 301.?Aramaic from Elephan Pallium, History of, III, 640; IV, | tine, X, 181.?Cairo, Alexan 377 drian Hexameter Fragments, Palma, Byzantine Reliquary, IX, VIII, 300.?D?sch-el-Kala, Let 486. ter, VIII, 326.?Egyptian, con Palma Vecchio, Adam and Eve, V, cerning the Chronology of the 488. Middle Empire, IV, 340; Vari from Palmezzano, Marco, Inedited Paint ous, X, 94.?Greek Egypt, ings, VI, 500.?Signed Holy Various, VIII, 345; IX, 199.? the Family, X, 131. from Fayoum, VI, 59.? Palmyra: History, X, 337.?Mari Greek Hexameters, VII, 363.? ette's Notes on, VI, 200.?Plan Greek, Sematography of, VI, Loan on Mort of, X, 337.?Solar Deities of, 478.?Hermopolis, VII, 457. gage, VIII, 301.?Hieroglyphic II Palstaves, Method of Casting, X, 469. from Hissayeh, X, 94.?from from Pamiers, Romanesque Sarcophagus, lahun, IV, 243.?Latin, " Eth III, 588. Egypt, IX, 199.?Leyden, Com Pamphilus, Battle of Phlius, X, 193. ical," X, 181.?Magdola, to the Pamphylia, Explorations, 1902, VII, plaints King, IX, 99.? ke 367. Medinet-en-Nahas, evtevIjei? Pamplona, Cloisters and Choir-stalls, Xpv^nri.Gfi?vat, VII, 362.?Oxy 102 VI, 227. rhynchus, II, ; IV, 346, 526 ; Pan: Bronze Statuette at Berlin, VII, 362; VIII, 95, 96, 342; ix, Publications VIII, 370; from Elliant, III, 339; X, 93.?Recent 83.?Cave of, Mt. Parn?s, VII, of, VII, 455.?Tebtunis, VII, el Ptole 121 ; Phyle, X, 104.?on Greek 104.?Umm Barag?t, mai'c in Coins from Feodosia, VI, 56.? [ Greek, IV, 481. Head on Diadem from Eretria, Uap?an/Lia, II, 291. Cathedral VI, 361.?Kypharissitas, IX, Parenzo, of, III, 151. Paris: American National 212.?Fourteenth-century Mini Institute, 204, ature, X, 217.?Mirror in Berlin, IX, 383.?Battle of, X, ? Nationale : VII, 474.?Statues, Sardinia, X, 468. Biblioth?que of Count 114.?Votive Relief, Athens, Bequest Delaborde, IV, Cabinet des Ac VIII, 104; from Cave of Pan, X, 283 ; M?dailles, of Cameos and In 104.?Votive Statuette of the quisitions 228 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Ancient taglios, V, 109; Cameos, V," 3 <>9-?Bernardino Licinio, IV, 340; Gem (Legend of the Herodias," VIII, 399.?Louvre: Capitoline), IV, 370; Oriental Acquisitions : Ancient Bronzes, Mould, IV, 266; Rouyer Bequest III, 266; IX, 361; X, 367; An of "jetons," III, 100; Wadding cient Ceramics, III, 554; Ancient ton Collection (Coins), I, 391; Sculpture, III, 265 ; IX, 361, II, 305 ; Catalogue of Lead Tes 467; X, 3?;6, 357; Ancient Sta serae, IV, 374; Hamon Collec tues from France, VI, 485 ;Greek tion (Palaeographic), VI, 96; and Roman Antiquities, IV, 266; Manuscripts, Acquisitions, III, V, 109; VI, 83; VII, 132; VIII, 100; Manuscripts of Boissard, 115; IX, 361; X, 357; Bust of X, 117, 118; Manuscript, Draw Scipio, VIII, 131; Cretan Paint ings copied from Works of Va ing, X, 117; Duccio, Agostino rious Authors, VII, 499; Manu di, Madonna, VIII, 131; Glass, script of the Gospel of St. III, 266 ; Inscriptions, III, 265 ; Matthew, IV, 516; VI, 227; 1904, IX, 361; Mediaeval Gold VII, 251; Manuscript of Raban smiths' Work, VI, 96; Medi Maur, Liber de Laudibus Sanctae aeval Sculpture, III, 56; VII, Crucis, IX, 382; Manuscript 400; X, 371; Mediaeval Works containing Sketches in Style of of Art, IX, 382; Miniatures, Leonardo da Vinci, VII, 143 ; VII, 401 ; Modern Sculptures, Seventeenth-century Water-color III, 56; VII, 400; Painted Plas Drawing of Dieppe, IV, 518.? ter, III, 266; Paintings, VI, 96; Carvallo Collection of Paint VII, 143; VIII, 398; IX, 383; ings, IX, 495.?Churches, St. X, 371 ; Precious Metals and Denis, Altar of Charlemagne, Gems, IX, 362; X, 357; Renais IV, 278 ; Architect of, VII, 401 ; sance Art, IX, 382; X, 129; Relics of the Crown of Thorns, Renaissance Sculpture, III, 56; IV, 380; Saint-Pierre de Mont VII, 400; X, 371; Romanesque martre, I, 443.?Congress of the Columns from Abbaye de Cou History of Art, 1900, V, 118.? lombes, VIII, 398 ; Statue of Vir Congress of Learned Societies, gin and Child of School of and III, 109.?Dutuit Collection, VII, Troyes Champagne, X, 210; 400.??cole des Beaux Arts, IV, Terra-cotta, III, 266; Various, 345.?Exposition, 1900: Hunga IX, 140, 362; X, 128; Antinous rian Art, V, 119; Japanese Arts, of Ch?teau d'Ecouen, IV, 373 ; V, 119; Japanese Painting, V, Antiquities in, Notes on, II, 126; 369; Reproduction of Old Paris, Aphrodite of Aries, Replica of, IV, 518; R?trospective de l'Art VI, 466; VII, 466; Barberini fran?ais, Bronzes, V, 118; Coins Ivory, VI, 96; VII, 251; Albert and Seals, V, 118; Enamel Paint Bossy Bequest of Works of Art, ing, V, 118; French Ceramics, IX, 237; Bequest of Baroness V, 119; French Iron Work, V, Nathaniel de Rothschild, IV, 119; Early French Painting, V, 558; Bronzes: Chaldaean Bull 119; Pagan Gallic Art, IV, 547; with Human Head, V, 227; Goldsmith's Work, V, 118; Libyan Warrior, VIII, 299; Ivories, IV, 522; Manuscripts, Copy of Spinario, X, 338; Re a V, 118 ; Tapestries, V, 119.? lief of Maidens decking Can Exposition of Gobelins Tapes delabrum, X, 216; Choiseul tries, VII, 143 ; of Mohammedan Gouffier Collection, IV, 373 ; Cla 1 Art, VII, 401.?Exposition des rac, 136, R. (Pythian Apollo), Cat. Sommaire Primitifs Fran?ais: Painting of VI, 466; Clarac, des Marbres No. Fifteenth Century, IX, 237; Antiques, 2439, Miniatures, IX, 237, 238; Sculp I, 407; Clarac, II, pi. 162, 332, Convent of Thir ture, IX, 237.?Fountain of the IV, 371 ; Coptic Rue de Grenelle, VII, 260.? teenth Century, Reconstruction, Collection of Gallo-Roman Antiquities, X, IX, 382; Corroyer Mediaeval 117.?H?tel Cluny, Ruins of, VI, Jewellery, IX, 382; Cretan Direc 485.?H?tel Lauzun, VII, 499.? Objects, X, 117; Kann Collection of Old Masters, tor, VIII, 365; Discobolus Lance NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 22?

lotti, Cast (No. 1402), VI, 203; man Remains, VIII, 367; Soci Exhibition of Iberian Art, IX, ?t? fran?aise de Fouilles arch? 125 ; French Furniture, V, 483 ; ologiques, Organization and German Plaquette, VII, 502; Work, VIII, 367.?Soci?t? fran Head of Ephebus, IX, 205 ; Head ?aise de Pal?ologie, Formation of Sphinx from Baalbek, VI, 460; of, X, 332.?Walls, Early, III, Ivory, Byzantine Plaque, III, 147; VI, 485. 588; Lion of Admiral Halgan, Paris, Judgment of: Pompeian Wall IV, 349; Mastaba of Akhoutho paintings, X, 465 ; Roman Re tep, from Saqqarah, IX, 458 ; liefs, X, 465 ; Vase-painting, VI, Painted Medallion by Jean Fou 471 ; VII, 478. quet, IX, 140; Paintings: (No. Parma: Biblical Reliefs by Omodeo, 1523) Butinone, Attribution to, Manu VII, 398.?Illuminated" Chancellor Rolin Wor IX, 495 ; script of Book of Hours," VIII, shipping the Virgin and Saints, 128. the of the VII, 500; Discovery Parnassus, Golden Cicada, VI, 361. True Ercole Cross, IX, 237; by Paros: Asclepieum, VII, 377.?Ex de' Fifteenth Roberti, VII, 260; cavations and Discoveries, II, Fi century Triptych, IV, 516; 117; III, 258; IV, 252, orenzo di Attribution of 492:? Lorenzo, Marmor Parium, see Inscrip Panels of 501 ; Pesellino, VI, tions.?Pythium, VII, 377.?Fif G?rard of of Haarlem, Raising teenth to Seventeenth-century Holbein, Lazarus, VIII, 336; Records of Investigations, V, "Portrait of a 129; Man," X, 476.?Topography, VII, 243. del Italian, VII, 260; by Jacopo Parrot, in Ancient Art, IV, 339. Sellaio, V, 255; Portrait of Mar Parthian, Coinage, V, 454. garet of Valois, IV, 557; Reclas Pasipha?, Story of, on Cinerary Urn, sification, IV, 518; Retable de Rome, III, 631. Boulbion, IX, 140; Porta Stanga Pass of Michmas, IX, 200. from Cremona, VI, 494; Rampin Passion, of Christ, Representations, Head, VII, 236; Rothschild Gift Sacro Monte di V?rese, VI, 383. of Goldsmiths' Work, VI, 384; Statues: Patenier, Joachim, V, 488. Citharoedus, VI, 465; Hammered of Greek Patera, Metal, Gela, IX, Portrait, Poet, IV, 527; 122. St. Anna, St. Peter, and St. Su Patrae, Statue of Artemis, X, 455. sannah, V, 251 ; from Smyrna, Patras: Statuette of the Athena Par VIII, 305; Statuette of Gudea, thenos, III, of X, 117; Stele of King Serpent, 295.?Torso I, 351. X, 179; Susa, Objects from, IX, Athena, Contest over Vase 383 ; Soci?t? des Amis du, IX, Patroclus, Body, 93 ; Tapestry, Flemish, of Fif painting, VI, 471. see St. Paul. teenth Century, V, 369; Terra Paul, Apostle, Paul Account Books cotta Head, Archaic, V, 231; III, of, X, 127. Pausanias: of Tiara of Sa?taphernes, VII, 486; Chest Cypselus, VIII, of see Sa?taphernes; Treasure of 477.?Hermes Praxiteles, V, of Boscoreale, III, 636; VIII, 320.? 464.?Hippodrome Olympia, Mus?e Carnavalet, Terra-cotta II, 313.?Statues of Victors at Inscribed Vase, III, 638.?Mus?e Olympia, VIII, 305.?Temples on Road to des Arts D?coratifs, X, 128.? from Marmaria Mus?e de Cluny: Acquisitions, Delphi, VIII, 481. Various, VI, 96; X, 129; Wasset Pausias, X, 194.?Paintings in the at Bequest, IX, 140.?Mus?e Gui Tholos Epidaurus, X, 450. met: Acquisitions of, Cappado Pavements, Greek Sectile, III, 317. cian Antiquities, II, 102; Ob Pavia: Certosa, Lavabo, VI, 495; jects from Arsino?, III, 60; Ro Perugino's Cooperation in, VIII, 282.? mano-Egyptian Antiquities, II, 333 ; Restoration, IV, 102.?Palace of Julian, VI, 485. Museo Civico, Paintings, VI, ?Reproduction of Old City, IV, 496.?Relics of St. Augustine, V, ? 518. Roman Building, IX, 367. 360.?Roman City, II, 126.?Ro Peacock, in Ancient Art, IV, 339. 230 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Pedestal of a Candelabrum, Boston, Periodicals: American Antiquarian, HI, 569. Combination with Biblia, X, and Pedestals of Statues, supporting Ani 332.?American Antiquarian mals, III, 289, 608. Oriental Journal, X, 332.?Am erican Journal Peitho, Types in Ancient Art, III, of Anthropology, Schweiz. 296. III, 57.?Anzeiger f?r Alterthumskunde, Pelasgian: Civilization, II, 306.? III, 508.?Ar chives de l'Histoire de Language, Relation to Altaic, X, Religieuse la Com 466.?See Walls. France, VI, 96.?Biblia, bination with American Anti , Vase-painting, VI, 471. of the Peliades, Berlin Relief, I, 402, 403 ; quarian, X, 332.?Boletin, Sociedad de Excursi II, 273. Espa?ola ones, V, 368.?Bolletino di Pellegrino di Tibaldo Pellegrini, mism?tica e di Arte della Me Sketches for Fa?ade of S. Raf daglia, VII, 397.?Bulletin de la faele, Milan, VII, 397. Soci?t? fran?aise de Fouilles ar Penrose, F. C, VII, 359. ch?ologiques, VIII, 367.?Bulle Pentathlon, VII, 475. tin International de Numisma Penthesilea, Vase-painting, IX, 364. tique, VI, 343.?Bulletin Monu Pentima, Museum, An Excavations, mental, V, 369.?Bulletin d'Epi cient Monuments, VIII, 490. graphie S?mitique, IV, 241.?Der Pentz," Georg, II, 344. Burgwart, IV, 279.?Burlington of Peoples the Sea," VIII, 299. Magazine, VII, 396.?Les Echos Pepi, Statue from Kom-el-Ahmar, d'Orient, III, 97.?'E?yfiEpl? yAp III, 245, 597. XatoloyinfaVIIl, 485.?Ephemeris Perachora, Archaic Lion, I, 400. f?r Semitische Epigraphik, V, 83. Pergamene: Art, Relation to Neo ?Internationale Bibliographie Attic, III, 299.?Sculptures rep der Kunstwissenschaft, VI, 343. resenting the Labors of Heracles, ?Journal of Hellenic Studies, X, 447 VIII, 374.?Monuments de l'Art Pergamon: Agora, V, 89; VII, no.? Byzantin, V, 116.?Le Mus?e Altar, IV, 342; VI, 461; VIII, Egyptien, VI, 60.?Northern 471; Smaller Frieze, IX, 206; Notes and Queries, X, 93.?Re vue Telephus Frieze, V, 229.?Build Arch?ologique, Index, 1896 ings, VII, 109; IX, 103.?Cameo 1905, IX, 337.?Revue des ?tudes from, II, 109.?City Life of, X, Anciennes, III, 508.?R?mische 178.? Cathe Halbjahrhefte f?r die Kunde des gemon, VII, 459.?Excavations christlichen Orients, VI, 90.? Les and Discoveries, IV, 342; VI, Tr?sors d'Art en Russie, V, 65; VII, io9ff.; VIII, 100; IX, 329. 103; X, 341.?Fountain, VII, Perrault, Claude, Travels in Western no.?Gate, V, 89.? Greek France, VI, 234. Dwelling-house, IX, 346.?Gym Perr?al, Portrait attributed to nasium, IX, 346.?Hermes of Al (Louvre), IX, 383. camenes, IX, 346.?Imperial Ot Persephone: Babylonian Origin of toman Museum, III, 525.?Li Cult, IX, 199.?Representation brary, X, 123.?Map of, IX, by Praxiteles, II, 275.?Temple 104.?Miscellaneous Objects at Tanagra, III, 617.?Terra from, IX, 104.?Painting by cotta Figurines, Carthage, IX, Apelles in Honor of Barsine, X, 365.?See Demeter, Vase-paint 450.?Sarcophagus, with Repre ings. a sentation of Dog, IX, 207.? Perseus: Fleeing from the Gorgons, Sculptures, VII, in.?Statue of Metope, Thermon, VIII, 108.? Asclepius by Phyromachus, VIII, and Andromeda Reliefs on Ige 306.?Topography, II, 246.? ler S?ule, IX, 224.?Marble Armored Torso, and Other head, Amisus, IX, 470.?Repre of on Sculptures, VII, 460.?Visits sentations Vases, III, 610; IX, Cyriacus of Ancona, VII, 368. 209. Pericles, Replica of Portrait of, VI, Persia: Cult of Anaitis, IX, 466.? 205. Excavations, VII, 105.?French NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 231

Control of Archaeological Exca nection with Parthenon, V, vations, II, 104. 475.?Diadumenus, X, 445.? Persian Art, X, 205. Marathonian Votive Group, V, Perugia: Biga, IX, 223.?Cambio, 242; IX, 477.?Reference to, Repairs of the Pavement, III, Byzantine Panegyric on Gregory 107.?Early Walls, II, 318.? Nazianzene, IX, 468.?School of, Etruscan Urns, IV, 495.?Fres Attributions of Ancient Heads, co by Domenico Alfani, VIII, VII, 236.?Zeus, III, 295. 128.?-Relief, St. Sebastian, VI, Philadelphia: Free Museum of Sci 495.?S. Angelo, VII, 254. ence and Art, Babylonian, Egyp Perugino: Contrasted with Bonfigli, tian and Classical Antiquities, VI, 497.?Panel, Castelnuovo di IX, 366; Egyptian Antiquities, Porto, VI, 380.?" St. Herculan," X, 124.?Johnson Collection, X,33i. Italian Paintings, X, 218.?Uni Peruzzi, Baldassare, Drawing of St. versity of Pennsylvania, Clay Peter's, IX, 234. Tablets from Nippur, VI, 379. Pesaro, Archaic Ornaments of Bronze Philae, Temple of Augustus, VIII, Vessels, IX, 478. 300. Pesellino: Annunciation, at Highnam Philibert de Ch?lons, Tomb and Por at Court, IX, 384.?Altar-piece traits, VI, 501. Empoli, VI, 497.?Follower of, Philip II, Chronology of, IV, 546. VI, 230. Philip IV, of Spain, Portrait by Hegoo?, Tables for (Asclepieion at Velasquez, IX, 142. Epidaurus), III, 134. Philippe le Bel, Death and Burial, Peterborough, Cathedral, I, 448 ; II, I, 442. 155 Philippe of Mazerolles (Marolles), Petra: High Place, X, 186; Third Miniatures, IX, 496. High Place, X, 337.?Place of Philippi, Rosalia, V, 455. Sacrifice, VII, 107.?Sanctuaries, Philopappus, Monument of, at Am II, 108. phissa, III, 529. Petrarch: Illustrations of the Works | Philoxenos, VI, 366. of, V, 369.?Portrait, from Manu Phobos, Cult, VII, 476. script of Liber Rerum Memoran Phocis: Minor Discoveries, I, 352.? darum, V, 369.?Triumphs, Monastery of St. Luke at Stiris, ography of, IV, 556. V, 483.?Thalassocracy, VIII, Petro de Mosterolio, VII, 401. 316. Petruzio di Fiumana, III, 106. Phoebe: Greek Relief, I, 404.?Mar Pettau: Excavations, III, 556.? ble Painting at Herculaneum, II, Mithraeum, IV, 267. 274. Pewterware, Engraved of the Six Phoenicia: Era of Alexander the teenth Century, IV, 385. Great, IV, 523.?Stone Age in, Phaeton, Myth of, Scenes on an Are II, 237. tine Mould, IV, 543. Phoenician: Alphabet, Origin, II, Phalerum: Ancient, Site of, IX, 290; IX, 455.?Art, see Art.? 217.?Grave-relief of Potamon Belief in Spirits, IV, 375.?Col the Flute-player, VIII, 361. ony in Sardinia, X, 202.?Cult of Phalli, in Marble Group from Sparta, Esmun, X, 184.?Influence in VIII, 473. Odyssey, VI, 197.?Stelae, VII, Phaon, see Vase-paintings. 234 of the Pharaoh, Exodus, Mummy Photographic: Apparatus for Libra from Thebes, Egypt, VI, 348. ries, VI, 91.?Exposition, Rome, Pharsalus, Archaic Relief represent IX, 380. a Game ing with Astragali, VI, Photographs: of Architectural De $66. tails by Telephotography, VII, Phayllus, Jump of, VIII, 485. 396.?of Cretan Antiquities, X, Pheidonian Standard of Measure, 93.?illustrating the Graphic VIII, 315. Arts and Archaeology, IX, 360.? Pheneatik?, VII, 243. of Early Christian and Medi Phidias: Anadumenus, IX, 468.? aeval Ivories, III, 98.?in Monu Athena, Copy of, I, 351.?Con mental Archives of Prussia 232 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

(Ancient Monuments), III, 56.? ! Pinturicchio : Autograph of, X, of Paintings in National Gallery, 369.?Borgia Apartments, De London, IV, 284.?of Paintings | signs for, III, 156, 650.?Corona in Stuttgart Museum, II, 157.? tion of St. Peter Martyr, I, 451.? of Works of Art: Collection of Madonna at Massa, VII, 140. Boston Public Library, IV, 284; Pipe, Turtle-, Wisconsin, X, 376. Collection of Fogg Art Museum, Pipes, Smoking-, Early North Am Cambridge, Mass., IV, 284.?of erican, X, 219. Works in the Prado Museum, I, Piraeus: Discoveries, Various, V, Various 453.?Publication of, by 341.?Sanctuary of Bendis, IV, Firms, III, 56, 509. 489.?The Serangeum, I, 350.? Phradmon, Date, VIII, 306. Statues from in Nevers, III, 83. Ancient Phrygia: Civilization, III, Pisa: Campo Santo Frescoes, V, 367; Notes 602.?Archaeological from, X, 207.?Cathedral, Work by Do III, 62; VI, 201.?Imperial Cosimo Rosselli, II, 155; S. Fran mains, III, 286.?Quarries, VI, cesco, Restorations, VI, 382.? and ! 461.?Roads Sites, III, 523.? Leaning Tower, II, 340.?Museo Rock Sculptures, III, 285.? Ci vico: III, 98; St. Catherine, 100. Topographical Notes, X, j Attributed to Bartolom? Vermejo, Phyromachus, VIII, 306. X, 369. Cave of from, Phyle, Pan, Sculpture Pisanello, Drawings from the An X, 104. tique, X, 480. Illustrated Manuscript Physiologus, | Pisani, Sources for Representations of in V, 483. Smyrna, the Nativity, VII, 254. Piacenza: Botticelli, Virgin, VII, ? Pisano, Giovanni, False Attribution 140. Cathedral, Restorations, of Tomb of Enrico Scrowegni, III, 586.?Documents concerning j Padua, IX, 493. Raphael's Sistine Madonna, IV, j Pisano, Niccola: Art, VIII, 330.? 555 Origin, VIII, 330. Pienza: Cope, IX, 489.?Works of Pisano, Nino: Madonna at Buda Art, V, 121. pest, of Piero della Francesca: Attribution of IX, 376.?Statue Bishop in Oristano, V, 367; VII, 489. Villamarina Madonna, IX, 493.? Piscina: at Atri, VI, 363.?in Cathe Name and V, Works, 254.?Por dral Church of traits of Count and Countess of Dijon, III, 644. Pisidia, Topographical Study, VIII, Urbino, Date, X, 481.?Virgin 469. and Child, Louvre, III, 109. Pistoia: Cathedral, Silver Altar, V, Pier di Lorenzo, Trinity, National 249; X, 474; Altar-piece attrib Gallery, London, VI, 230. uted to Lorenzo di IV, Pierre de Montreuil, VII, 401. Credi, " 283 ; of S. Piet?," Lombard Relief in Milan, Reliquary Jacopo Apost?lo, VII, IV, 554 254.?Excavations and Discoveries, IX, 356.?Ex Pietas, Temples, Rome, VII, 478. position of Sacred IV, Pietraposta, Primitive Dwellings, III, ? Art, Roman 80. 276. Dwelling-house, IX, 356. Pietrasanta, Giacomo da, VI, 494. Pittsburg, Museum, Acquisitions of Pietro da Milano, Engraved Silver Egyptian Antiquities, VI, 60. Plaque, X, 216. Pizos Pietro Lombardo, Treviso Cathedral, (Thrace), III, 627. Identifications of IV, 554 Places, Ancient, V, Piette, Edouard, X, 333. 226; VI, 197. of Site of Ha Pigalle, Statue of Voltaire, VIII, 335. Plain, Viran-Chetir, Pile-dwelling Period, Objects from drianopolis, VI, 351. of ?berlingen, I, 372. Plans, Capuchin Athens, V, 476. Pillar with Celtic Ornamentation, Plaque: Carved Bone, Reading, IX, Llanwit 280. Pietro Major, IV, j 386.?Engraved Silver, by Pine-cone: as Decoration for a Tube, da Milano, X, 216.?Roman from IX, 457.?Symbolism of, IX, Bronze, Sandy, X, 362. 220.?Vatican, IX, 220. Plaques, Greek without Background, Pins, Late-Keltic Hand Type, X, 469. I VI, 215. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 233

Plaquette, German in the Louvre, Polychrome: Decoration on Vases, VII, 502. X, 193, 344.?Faience from Gu Plataeae, Excavations and Discov rob, X, 94.?Head from Myce eries, V, 99. nae, VII, 121.?Sculpture, from Platform, Graeco-Roman from Ak Chaldaea, VIII, 346; from Spain, shehir, III, 250. IX, 227.?Terra-cotta Reliefs in Plato, Portrait-head in Vienna, IV, Rome, X, in, 461.?Works of 348. Luca della Robbia, VIII, 393. Plaustellum Phoenicum, IV, 548. Polyclitus: X, 200.?Amazon, I, Sicel 400.?Aphrodite, Amyclae, VIII, Plemmyrium, Remains, Various, ? III, 636. 306. Aphrodite ?nadyomene, of Pliny (Elder), Service in Germany, Copy of, VII, 466.? VII, 135.?Statements in Regard Epidaurus, IV, 346.?Cyniscus, to the Hermes of Praxiteles, V, VII, 479.?Diadumenus, VI, 369; 464.?Use of Censor's List in IX, 468; X, 445.?Hera, IV, 527; Citing Works of Art in Rome, V, 463.?Pythocles, IV, 346; X, VI, 199; X, 178, 466.?Use of 445.?Tripod, Amyclae, VIII, Varro, Hebdomades, VI, 199. 306. Pliny (Younger), Site of Tuscan Polyeuctos, Demosthenes, VII, 467. Golden from Villa, I, 430. Polygnotus: Gorytus at Plough, Egyptian, IX, 458. Nicopolis, V, 476.?Paintings Plutarch: Lives of Themistocles and Delphi, III, 138.?Painting of and Aristides, Illustrations to Per Odysseus Nausica?, IX, of Seated rin's Translation of, VI, 215.? 472.?Painting Thamy References to Greek Theatre, ris, IX, 472. IX, 214. Polymedes, VI, 463. see Eteo Plutus, see Irene, Vase-paintings. Polynices, Vase-paintings, cles. Poemanenum: Discoveries, X, 441.? see Sites of, X, 441. Polyphemus, Vases, Odysseus. Poets of the Renaissance, Relation to Pompeii: Aqueduct-Castellum (Ve suvian 221.?Bas-re Art and Artists, IX, 232. Gate), IX, 201.?Bronze Poggibonsi, Early Bronzes, X, 350. liefs, X, Ephebus, 206.?Casa del Conte di Poggio Buco: Excavations and Dis VI, Torino, X, 351.?Criticism of coveries, III, 635.?Identification Work at, VI, 483.?Egyptian with Statonia, III, 635. Table, X, 351.?Etruscan Influ Poggio San Lorenzo, Ruins of a ence in, VIII, 321.?Excavations Building, III, 538. and Discoveries, I, 355; II, 117; Pogliaghi, Luigi, Doors for Milan HI, 71, 539? IV, 256, 495; V, Cathedral, X, 368. 104, 349; VI, 76, 362; VII, 124, Poiron (Deux S?vres), Mound con 381.?Excavations, in Theatre, taining a Fossil Sea-Urchin, IV, VIII, no; at Torre Annunziata, . .5?3* VI, 364.?Gladiators' Barracks, Poitiers: Cathedral, of Symbolism IV, 369.?House of the Vettii, II, Fa?ade, VII, 492.?Statue of 321 ; III, 71 ; see below, Wall Athena, VI, 369; VII, 250; VIII, paintings.?Houses, VI, 478.? 115. Life and Art, IV, 367.?Old Col Pola: Discoveries, VIII, 119, 372; umn, VIII, 317; IX, 217; X, 130; IX, X, 358.?Topography, 459.?Painting of Niobe on Mar 457. VI, ble, VI, 209.?Family Portraits, Ascension of St. in Pollaiuoli, Mary I, 428.?Regio V, ?nsula 3, X, Egypt, Staggia, IX, 381.?Fres 351.?Reg. V, Ins. 4, X, no.? coes in Florence, III, 591.?Tomb Relief and Painting of Hylas, I, S. Pietro dei of, Vincoli, Rome, 427.?Sculpture from, VI, 77.? IX, 234. Shop, Reg. IV, Ins. 2, X, 351.? Pollaiuolo: "Hercules and Nessus," Sibylline Prophecies of Destruc of New Haven, X, 488.?Use tion, VIII 321.?Skeletons and Antique Gems, IX, 491. Ornaments discovered near Sta Pollaiuolo, Antonio, David, in Na bian Gate, VI, 77.?Statuette, of ples Museum, III, 592. Hercules, VII, 382; of Hermes, 234 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

VII, 382.?Temple, West of Ba 469.?Ivory, of Queen Amalas silica, III, 539; of Jupiter, IV, vintha, III, 640.?of Amenemhat 495 ? V, 350; of Venus Pompei III, Karnak, Statue, VIII, 342.? ana, V, 477; of Vespasian, V, of Julie d'Angennes, Paris, IX, 243.?Thermopolium, X, 351.? 494.?of Antiochus Epiphanes, Roman Villa containing Works on Rings and Coins, VII, 458.? of Art, VI, 77.?Wall-paintings: of Antiochus Soter, Head, VII, Aphrodite and Ares with Alec 238.?of Ariarathes IX from the tryon, VI, 481 ; Ariadne on Acropolis, Head, II, 278.?of Naxos, X, 351 ;Artemis and Hip Ariosto by Titian, IX, 142, polytus, IV, 364; in Casa del 240.?of Artists, Medici Collec Citarista, VI, 471 ; God of the tion, Florence, III, 108.?on Attic Sarno, VI, 364; in House of the Stele, Bust, X, 447.?of Marcus Vettii (Cupids), III, 319; IV, Aurelius, from Thysdrus, Head, 366; VI, 217; (Various), II, I, 437.?of Bartolemeo V?neto, by 321; III, 71; (Zeus), V, 242; D?rer, V, 258.?of Beatrice Judgment of Paris, Original of, d'Est?, X, 481.?of Cardinal X, 465 ; Landscapes with Roman Bembo by Titian, IX, 137.?of Villas, IX, 218; Legend of the S. Carlo Borromeo, by Guercino, Founding of Rome, IX, 480; X, IX, 378.?Heads, Boston Muse no; Mau's Views on, VII, 480; um, VI, 377.?by Bramantino, VIII, 318; IX, 218; Mico and New York, X, 218.?by Zanetto Pero in Prison, V, 104; Murder Bugatto, IX, 491.?of Burgun of Neoptolemus, V, 104; VI, dian Chamberlain in Berlin Gal 364; Toilette of Venus, VI, 362; lery, VI, 234.?of Caracalla, Various, VI, 76.?Wine-press, Vatican, Bust, VII, 480.?of VIII, 317.?Wooden Tablets, Duke Charles III of Bourbon, IV, 364. VII, 499.?of Charles V and Isa Pompey's Pillar, Alexandria, I, 396. bella of Portugal, Nieuport Fres Po-Nagar, Sanctuaries at Nhatrang, coes, III, 593.?of Christ, Medals, VII, 495. IX, 231, 490; X, 212.?of Cicero, Pontarch, Meaning of Title, V, 472. Forged Head, Apsley House, Pontelli, Baccio, Fortress at Ostia, III, 631.?of Cleopatra, Colossal III, 156. Head from Alexandria, III, Pontic Colonies, V, 227. 598.?on Coins, VII, 238.?of Pontus, Sites and Dates, V, 89. Constantine the Great, on Medal, Populonia, Discoveries, Various, X, IX, 485.?of Constantine, Head, no. from Nisch, VI, 480.?of Fran Porcelain: Bouquet in Dresden, IX, cesco Contarini by Tintoretto, 239.?Ting-Yao Ware, Ewer of IX, 381.?of Don Diego del Jeanne I of Anjou, VIII, 93. Corral y Arellano, attributed to Porcelains: Chinese, Amsterdam, IX, Velasquez, X, 370.?of Crom 384.?Japanese, Amsterdam, IX, well at Versailles, IV, 519.?of 384. Dante, by Uccello, Florence, Portal, Cremona, VII, 256. VIII, 332; by Oderici, Naples, Portraits: Bust from Aceranza, VI, VIII, 332; in Sta. Maria in 74, 216, 481; VII, 488.?of Aes Porto, Ravenna, IV, 277.? of chines, Head, VIII, 477.?of Demetrius Phalereus, Head, Aeschylus, Head, VIII, 476; VIII, 477.?of Laura de' Dianti Statue, Athens, VII, 372.?of by Titian, X, 132.?Head in Agathon, Head, VIII, 477.?of Notre Dame de Dijon, V, 484.? Alexander, Various, IV, 349 ; Doni, by Raphael, V, 254.?of Head, from the Delta, X, 93 ; at Maddelena Doni in Pitti Gal tributed to Leochares, V, 233; lery, V, 487.?of Andrea Doria from Pergamon, VII, in; Azara by Bronzino, III, 591.?of Gia Herrn, X, 447 ; Statues and Statu como Doria by Titian, VII, ettes, Various, IX, 206; Statue, 404.?of D?rer by Marco Mar from Magnesia ad Sipylum, III, ziale, X, 370.?of D?rer's Father, 606 ; from Priene, III, 525 ; London, IX, 24a.?of Dynasties Bronze Statuette, from Veii, IX, of Diadochoi, Sculptured, IX, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 235

? 470. of Edgar, Comte de I from Manuscripts, see Minia Frise, Dijon, IX, 140.?Egyp tures.?of Margaret of Valois tian, Royal, Identification of, (Louvre), IV, 557.?of Mar VII, 455.?Engraved, Corsini guerite de Navarre, Vienna, Collection, Rome, III, 107.?of VII, 403.?of Don Sebastian Cardinal Alessandro Farnese by Martinez, X, 375.?of Mausso Raphael, VI, 232.?of Faustina, lus, IV, 349.?of Giuliano de* Head from Carthage, VI, 375 ; Medici, X, 218.?of John More, from Thysdrus, I, 437.?Fayum, by Hans Holbein, Louvre, X, von Dating of, X, 181.?Busts of 129.?of Moritz Sachsen, by an Flavian Age, V, 243.?of Flor Titian, V, 255.?of Old entine Gentleman by Cosimo Woman, by Nicholas Maes, X, Rosselli, X, 213.?of the Gaddi, 375.?of Luca Pacioli, VII, 397; Florence, X, 125.?of Genoese VIII, 332; IX, 493.?of Antonio Senator and his Wife, by Van Palma, by Titian, IX, 496.?of Dyck, VI, 97.?Giorgionesque, in Pericles, Replica, Term, VI, England, X, 486.?of Eleonora 205.?of Petrarch, V, 369.?of Gonzaga (?) by Titian, VIII, Philibert de Ch?lons, VI, 501.? 393.?of Elizabeta Gonzaga, in of Philip IV, Boston, IX, 498; Uffizi, V, 255.?of Federigo Gon X, 218.?Plato, Head, in Vienna, zaga, by Lorenzo Costa, VIII, IV, 348.?Philippe le Beau, 399 > by Francia, VII, 404.? Nieuport, Fresco, III, 593.?of Greek Statue, in Louvre, IV, Pietro Aretino (Chigi), by 527.?Greek Statues, Various, Titian, X, 131; in Dresden, VI, a III, 123.?Greek Girl, Statue, in 235.?Pompeian, I, 428.?of Vienna, III, 121.?of Guidobaldo Ptolemy, Head, from the Delta, di Montefeltro in Pitti Gallen, X, 93.?of Ptolemy IV, as V, 255.?of Hadrian, Statue from Hermes, Mould from Memphis, Carthage, VI, 375.?of William IX, 479; X, 436.?of Pythagoras, Harvey, VIII, 337.?Head, from Head, Rome, X, 444.?of Mme. Hadrian's Villa, V, 233.?of de Rambouillet, Paris, IX, 495.? Henri III, Chantilly, VII, 261.? Inedited, by Rembrandt, Prints of, of Henri IV, Inedited, at Cha III, 327.?Renaissance, at Trent, teau d'Haramburc, III, 651.? VII, 138.?Roman: Bust, Boston, Hermes from Rieti, I, 424.?of VI, 376; Bust from Eleusis, on Greeks, Herms and Busts, Medi IX, 354; Coins of the Re aeval Collections, VI, 205.?of public, I, 431; Imperial: on Homer, Ancient, III, 123 ; Bust, Coins, VII, 247; IX, 220; Sta from Rome, III, 74; from tues, from Carthage, VI, 375 ; of Smyrna, III, 297.?Ideal, from Lady, Head, Boston, IX, 369; of Urbino, V, 488.?of Jacopo dei Matron, Statue, Rome, IX, 479.? Barbari and Luca Pacioli, VIII, of a Saint, by Luini, VII, 404.? 332.?of Jean, Seigneur de Rom of St. Louis and Family, St. Ger baix, by Jan van Eyck, V, 122.? main-en-Laye, VIII, 132.? of St. of Jeanne d'Aragon, Nieuport Paul (Tombstone from Rome), Fresco, III, 593.?of Juba II, VI, 488.?of Sappho, Head, Bis Head, at Cherchel, V, 482; from cari Museum, Catania, VI, on North Africa, VI, 374.?of Julia 205.?Seleucid, Coins from Titi, Head, II, 329.?of Emperor Alexandria Troas, VII, 459.?of in Julian, Bust from Aceranza, Seneca, Bust, ' Painting VI, 74, 216, 481; VII, 488; in of Lipsius, III, 299; Copy from Louvre, VI, 481.?of L. Junius Carthage, VIII, 122.?Sforza by Fufficius, Bust, Forgery, VIII, Luini, Milan, VII, 140, 397.?of 319.?of Julius Caesar, Bust Bianca Maria Sforza, VII, from Egypt, V, 243.?of Li via, 259.?of Queen Thyi, Head, Head from North Africa, VI, Serabit el Khadem, X, 335.? of Bronze from 374.?of Lorenzo Lotto, by Him Tiberius, Head, self, Vienna, IX, 497.?of Louis Turin, VI, 367.?Thracian Head, XI, VII, 499.?of a Man, by Ber Athens, II, 278.?of Trajan, nardino de' Conti, IX, 377.? | Statue in Castel Gandolfo, Dis 236 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

appearance from Italy, III, 535; drawn from, VI, 206.?Hispano Head from Nisch, V, 112; on Moresque of Fifteenth Century, Adamklissi Monument, III, 149. IX, 486.?Iberian, from Elche, ?of , Statue, X, 355; from Numantia, X, 355. New Turkish ? York, X, 365.?of Italian, Fifteenth-century, attributed to Prince, Gentile manufactured at Amboise, VI, Bellini, X, 366.?of Count and 234.?of Kiew, VIII, 373.? Countess of Urbino, by Piero della Mediaeval from Caucasus and van Francesca, X, 481.?by Jan Crimea, I, 439.?Mohawk, VIII, Eyck, Vienna, VIII, 507.?of 467.?Oriental, with Metallic Virgil, Mosaic, I, 383; VI, 498.? Lustre, VI, 223.?Polychrome, of Bust from Baths of Vitellius, Gamboling Calf from Gurob, Bust of Diocletian, IV, 542; X, 94.?Simiane, Ibero-Myce a Type, III, 631.?of Young naean, X, 117.?Old Sussex, VII, Man, by Botticini, X, 213; by 503.?Tell Ta'anek, X, 99.? Lorenzo Rem Lotto, X, 375 ; by United States, Aboriginal, VIII, also Coins. brandt, IX, 384.?See 467; X, 219.?from Zakro, VIII, Portraiture, Dramatic, X, 477. 309 Poseidon : of Melos, I, 405 ; V, 467 ; Pourbus, Franz (the Younger), At VI, 205; VII, 239, 466; VIII, tribution, X, 214. in 475.?Representations Art, Pozzuoli: Magic Images, II, 118.? Various, IV, 526.?Representa Sarcophagus, VII, 125.?Sculp tion on Trajan's Column, IX, tures from, III, 263.?Statue of a Archaic 480.?Statue, Bronze, Priestess, VI, 364.?Statue, of Cherchel IV, 344; Type, Woman offering Sacrifice, VII, Byblos, IX, 341 ; from Creusis, 125. on I, 351.?Strife with Athena, Praetorium, see Saint-Goussaud. Roman Coins, III, 299.?Temple, Praetorship, Commendatio of Ple at Sunium, III, 532; IV, 254; V, beians for, IX, 480. at at : 100; Tenos, VII, 121; Prag (Prague) Die Junker von, VI, Votive Terra Tomi, II, 132; 224.?Rudolfinum, Abraham Go cotta Vase Tablets, I, 409.?See dyn, Jael and Sisera, III, 594; paintings. Rock-crystal Seventeenth-century Postolakas, A., II, 98. Vase, III, 654. Pot, Hendrick, Attribution, X, 214. Pr?xedis, X, 475. of : Pothos, Scopas, VII, 238. Praxiteles IX, 469.?Aphrodite, Potters, Greek, IX, 472. VIII, 344; Cnidian Aphrodite, Potter's: Punic at Kiln, Carthage, V, 233 ; A(ppo?iT7? ^EATi.tovfi?vy^lH, Roman at Stockton VI, 375; 122.?Copies of Works, V, Heath, V, 113.?Oven, Cynuria, 233.?Family of, III, 121.? X, of 346. Group Demeter, Persephone, : Growth of and Athenian, Iacchus, II, 275.?Hermes, Trade, VIII, 477.?Gallo-Ro V, 464; Hermes, Torso from man, Inventory of, III, 637. Carthage, IX, 365.?Reliefs of from Pottery: Anau, VIII, 3386%? Mantinean Base, III, 314.? see Terra Aretine, Sigillata, In Satyr pouring Wine, Torso from on scriptions, Stamps Pottery; Carthage, IX, 365.?Sauroktonos, in New Vases.?Early Armorica, II, Replica of, X, 343.?Tripod 237.?Beaker-class, X, 488.? of, in Athens, IV, 348. . Black-lined Predynastic, X, Praxiteles, Elder, IX, 468. Bronze in see 334.?of Age England Praying: Boy, Berlin.?Boy, and Co America, X, 488.?of Nemea, VIII, 308, 477.?Figures logne, Glazed, III, 654; Stone in Ancient Art, IX, 206. ware, IV, 385.?from Crimea, I, Pr?dis, Ambrogio de, Portrait of Boehlau's Views 439.?Early, Bianca Maria Sforza, VII, 259. on, III, 609.?Egyptian, II, 239. Prehistoric: Acropolis at Sesklo, VII, in ?European, Primitive, VIII, 121.?Age Palestine, VIII, at Paris 298.?French, Exposition, 469.?Antiquities from Matera, 1900, V, 119.?from Gordium, V, I, 364.?Antiquities at Velem, X, Lessons to be 335.?Greek, 358.?Archaeology, Papers read NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 237

at Archaeological Congress, Protogenes, VII, 475. Athens, IX, 348.?Carvers and Prott, Hans von, VIII, 94. Engravers, II, 237.?Drawings Prusias, Councils of, VI, 351. of Animals, La Gr?ze, IX, 125.? Prussian, Expedition to Baalbek, IV, Drawings at Marsoulas, VII, 484. 131.?Flints in Syria, X, 186.? Psyche, and Eros in Art, VI, 214.? Fort at Urmitz, VI, 85.?Idols of Vase-paintings, IX, 364.?See Lead, III, 623.?Inscriptions, Amor, Eros. Donon, VIII, 114.?Monuments, Psychro, Dictaean Cave, Discoveries Malta, VII, 452; Paphlagonia, in, V, 344. Political IX, 346; Sardinia, VI, 219.? | Ptolema?s, Status, II, 303. Mounds, Turkey, VII, 230.? Ptolema?s-Ake, IV, 341. Nude Figures, II, 238.?Paint Ptolemy, Son of Lysimachus, IX, 212. as ings, Santillana del Mar, VIII, Ptolemy IV, Philopator, Portrait 323.?Pottery in Armorica, II, Hermes, Mould from Memphis, 237.?Reliefs in Cave of Com IX, 479; X, 436. barelles, VI, 369.?Remains, at TLtvov, VIII, 314; IX, 216. Dimini, VII, 120; El-Amrah, Pulpit: Wrought Iron, at Boskowitz, VI, 57 ;Hod Camp, III, 91 ;H?u, III, no.?Pisan at Cagliari, VI, III, 512; Moundville, Alabama, 225.?Cathedral of Oristano, VI, X, 134; Salerno, V, 354; Sar 491.?Torcello, Relief with Alle dinia, IV, 495 ; VI, 80 ;Taranto, gorical Representation of Life, V, 354.?Settlement at Elatea, X, I VIII, 497. 103.?Settlements along the Mid I Punishments, in Greek Other World, dle Neckar, VIII, 492.?Settle VII, 477 ment at Stranrear, VII, 391.? I Purses, Mediaeval, VIII, 328. Settlements, Urmitz, VIII, 118.? Puy-de-Dome: Excavations and Dis See Rock-. coveries, VII, 132.?Temple of Pre-Sargonic : City in Babylonia, V, Mercury, VIII, 114. 332; Art, V, 332. Pyramid: of Cenchreae, VII, 245.? at Previtali, Identity with Cordegliaghi, Dashur, X, 438.?of Hawara, X, Moeris, X, 438.?See X, 488. " 438.?of Pr?vost, Jean, Beheading of St. Sakkarah.?Third, Building of, Catharine," Antwerp, IX, 384. IX, 199. Priam: Death of, Relief, Boston, IX, Pythagoras: Portrait-head, Rome, X, 368.?See Vase-paintings. 444 Priene: City Life of, X, 178.?Docu Pythagoras of Rhegium, Attribution ments relating to the Introduc of Delphian Charioteer and tion of the Julian Calendar into Athena of Brescia, V, 231.? Asia Minor, IV, 342.?Excava Statue ?of Leontiscus of Messina, tions, V, 457.?History of City, IV, 346. V, 457.?Houses, IV, 343.?Por Pythocles, the Pentathlete, X, 445. trait Statuette of Alexander the of j Pythocles Polyclitus, X, 445. Great, III, 5 2 5.?Theatre, III, Pyx, Ivory Carved, Sneyd, VIII, 496. from 252.?Topography, II, 247. Pyxis, Bone, Athens, V, 235. Printing: in France in Fifteenth Century, VI, 233.?Invention of Quarries, Phrygian, VI, 461. by Jean Brito, III, 155. I Quartararo, Riccardo, Attributions, Prints, Re?diting of Early, by Berlin VI, 232. Graphische Gesellschaft, X, 373 Quedlinburg, Abbey of, Reliquary Proc?nsules Asiae, in Trajan's Reign, Casket, V, 251. da X, 442. Quiricio Murano, VI, 497. Promanteia, V, 240. Quirinus, Temple of, Rome, IX, 119. Prost, Pierre Henri Bernhard, X, 333. of at Proportions for the Human Figure: Ra, Temple Abusir, VI, 346. on Attic Vases, VIII, 478.? Rabbat-Ammon, Heracleum, X, 186. Canon of, Artists', IX, 231.? Raban Maur, Liber de Laudibus Study of, VII, 502. Sanctae Crucis, Manuscripts, IX, , see Persephone. 382. Protesilaus-Adonis, Naples, I, 405. I Rabata, in List of Sheshonk, IX, 463. OF 238 INDEX SUBJECTS.

Raft, of Odysseus, VIII, 315. I tion of Dancing Satyr with Bell, Rainerius de Florentia, Pontifical il VIH, 493. luminated by, VI, 384. Reggio, Emilia, Baptismal Font, Ram's Head, in Gallic Art, III, 280. Cover, VI, 93.?Group by Guido Raphael: Alexander Mosaic from Mazzoni, VI, 500.?Illuminated Pompeii, Use of, V, 478.?Car Manuscript of the Divine Com toons, Heads from, Weimar, X, edy, VII, 141. 331; of Tapestries for Sixtine Reichel, W., V, 330. Chapel, V, 487.?Drawing of Reichenau: Early Paintings, V, a Virgil, VI, 498.?Drawings, 119.?Reliquary in Form of VIII, 334.?Fragment of Fresco, Cross, IV, 552.?Treasure of Weimar, X, 331.?" Galatea," Abbey, V, 485. IV, 555.?Madonna and Child Reichenhall, Prehistoric Mounds, with St. John the Baptist and St. VIII, 371. Elizabeth, III, 107.?" Madonna Reichslimeskommission, see Germany. del Pozzo," III, 107.?Sistine Reliefs: Greek, Archaistic, VIII, Madonna, Documents concern 309.?representing a Physician, ing, IV, 555.?Madonna of Val V, 242.?-Roman Historical, IV, lombrosa, IX, 457.?Paintings in 362; X, 460.?For other reliefs, see England, IV, 555.?Doni Por places and subjects; also traits, V, 254.?Portrait of Mad Grave-reliefs, Stelae. dalena Doni, V, 487.?Portrait Religion, Early Gallic, VII, 250; of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese, VIII, 324, 491. VI, 232.?School of, Fable of I Reliquary: Eyne, Byzantine, VI, Amor and St. " Psyche, VI, 498.? 489.?of Nazarius, Milan, School of Athens," Mosaic rep VII, 254.?Inscribed Byzantine of S. resenting possible Source," II, Cross, Palma, IX, 486.? 120.?Sketch for the Disputa," Jacopo, Pistoia, VII, 254.?at IV, 555.?" Sposalizio," Disap Reichenau, IV, 552.?Byzantine, pointed Suitor, VIII, 334.? Siena, IX, 228.?in Shape of a Tomb, Statue of the Virgin, III, Hand, Silos, III, 650.?by Jan 327.?Villa Madama, Rome, VII, van Weerd, X, 130. 399 Remagen, Discoveries, VIII, 118. see Rembrandt: Ratisbon, Regensburg. " Andromeda, X, 372.? Ravello: Cathedral, Sigilgaita Bust, Blinding of Samson," Frank IX, 228. fort, X, 485.?Comparison with Ravenna: Bell-towers, VII, 489.? Apelles, X, 450.?Copperplates, Cathedra of Maxentius, VIII, Ryks Museum, Amsterdam, X, 128.?Churches: Orthodox Bap 372.?Drawings, after Indian of Oriental tistery, IV, 277; S. Apollinare in Miniatures, IX, 231; S. Classe, III, 586; IV, 277; Subjects," IX, 231.?Etching: Christ Proofs Apollinare Nuovo, Architectural Preaching," of, Changes, III, 152; Sta. Maria in IV, 385.?Etchings, Development at Porto, Portrait of Dante, IV, of, X, 479; Exhibition of, 277 ; S. Mich?le in Africisco, British Museum, IV, 284; Repro Mosaic in Apse, IV, 378; S. Vi ductions by Autotype Co.. Ill, at tale, Restorations, IV, 277 ; VIII, 509.?Exposition Amsterdam, as 498; Top of High Altar, III, III, 327.?Painting of Saskia 586.?Cosmographia, VI, 484.? Dido, X, 372.?Portrait of Exhibition of Sacred Art, VIII, Young Man, Amsterdam, IX, 498.?Mausoleum of Galla Pla 384.?Tricentennial, Amsterdam, cidia, Restorations, IV, 277.? X, 124.?Use of Titian's Work, Palace of Theodoric, IV, 277.? IX, 489.?" Vanitas," III, 594; Sarcophagus with Relief repre IV, 385. senting a Banker, IX, 118. Remus, see Romulus. : Reading, Carved Bone Plaque, IX, Renaissance Architecture, Begin 386. nings, IV, 553.?Art, Exhibition at R?galon, Glass Factory, X, 203. Munich, VI, 97.?French Statuettes of Regensburg: Museum, Painting, VI, 233.?Monuments Hermes, III, 299.?Representa in Jever, IV, 283.?Poetic Sources NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 239

for of, IX, 232.? Riegel, H., V, 84. Tombs, Classical Prototypes for Riegl, Alois, IX, 337. Reliefs on, VII, 496. , Carvings, W?rz Reni, Guido, New Frescoes in Pa burg, VI, 97. lazzo Rospigliosi, Rome, X, 127. Rieti: Hermes-busts, I, 424.?Work Reproductions: of Sculptures in of Lombard Architects, VII, 398. Acropolis Museum, Athens, VII, Rimini, Arch of Augustus, Figures of 373.?of Works of Art in Berlin the Gods, V, 242. Museums, VII, 388.?of Greek Rinceau, V, 453. and Roman Sculpture, IX, 467.? Ring and Rod in Babylonian Sculp of Mycenaean Objects, VIII, 316. ture, X, 182. Repton, Saxon Crypt, III, 277. Rings: Ancient, pierced with Nails, Restoration: of Ancient Works of IX, 216.?from Andros, V, 339. Art, VI, 468.?of Buildings, X, ?Byzantine, Inscribed, IX, 486. 189.?of Works of Art in Ger ?Roman and Merovingian, many, IX, 497. Lyons, X, 467.?Sanctuary, X, Retable de Boulbion, IX, 140. 471. Revenues, Roman Imperial, Manage Rio Grande Ruins, X, 220. ment Portrait of S. Carlo of, " III, 143. Ripatransone, Reverdinus, Ge," VI, 234. Borromeo by Guercino, IX, 378. Reverdy, Georges, VI, 234. Ritual: Greek Sacrificial, VIII, 314; Revoil, H. A., V, 84. of the Sea, X, 178.?Use of Rhaetia, Roman Roads, I, 436. Classical Winnowing Imple Rhea: Statue from Cyzicus, IV, 350. ments, VIII, 314; IX, 216, 478. ?Worship at Ithaca, VIII, 360. River-gods, Syrian, Representations Rhegium, Ancient, X, 464. of, VIII, 469. Rhenish Painting in the Fifteenth Road: Ancient Systems of Asia Century, V, 257. Minor, II, 245.?Roman, from Rhine: Caesar's Bridges, V, 246.? Aquileia to , VII, 248 ; Provinces, Greek Origin of from Bostra to Philadelphia, Arts and Industries, III, 154.? VIII, 349 ; in the Campagna, Roman Remains, VI, 84.?Upper VII, 249; from Capsa to Tacape, Fifteenth-century Painting, VIII, X, 470; in Dalmatia, VIII, . 5?7' 372; between Kerak and Ma Rhineland: Discoveries of Roman deba, IX, 342; from Lesser Syr Remains, IV, 504; V, no. tis to Leptis Magna, VI, 374; of Rhodes: Lindus, Excavations and Luxemburg, IV, 269; from Na Discoveries, VI, 353; VII, 368; ples to Misenum, VIII, 489; in IX, 104; Statue Base by Athana the Nidderthal, I, 369; in Pales doros, X, 101.?Organization of tine according to Eusebius, IX, and Prytanes, VI, 354.? 464; from Philippopolis to Eg Temple of Serapis, IX, 473.? natian Road, VI, 354; in Phry Trianta, Grave-relief represent gia, III, 523; in Rhaetia, I, 436; ing Hieronymus and His Pupils, from Tacape to Leptis Magna, and Hieronymus in Hades, VI, VIII, 125 ; from Tyre to Certia, 468.?Votive Relief in British VII, 487; see Via. Museum, VI, 205. Robbia, della, Reliefs in Sicily, VII, Rhodesia, King Solomon's Mines, X, 495 90: Robbia, Andrea della, Deposition at Rhodopis-Nitokris, IX, 199. Legri, IX, 137. Rhone Valley, Romanesque Sculptures Robbia, Giovanni della, Relief of of, VII, 491. Resurrection in Brooklyn, III, Riblah, Identification with Tripara 594 disos, III, 285. Robbia, Luca della, IV, 556.?Deposi Ricci, Corrado, Appointment as Di tion at Legri, IX, 137.?Lunette rector of the Florence Museums, in Museo Nazionale, Florence, VIII, 127. VIII, 393.?Madonna of the Richelieu, VII, 261. Palazzo Corsini, VIII, 393.? Richmond, Portrait of Laura de' Relief at Genoa, Sale of, VIII, Dianti by Titian, X, 132. 127. 240 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Robbia, Mattia della, Relief, Last VI, 58; with Paintings, VIII, Supper, VI, 495. 345.?Valley of Hinnom, V, 88. Roberti, Ercole de', Paintings in the Rohault de Fleury, Georges, IX, 337. Louvre, VII, 260. Rom (Deux-S?vres), Excavations, Rock-altar, at G?rgara, V, 457. IV, 372. Rock-carvings : Commagene, Syrian Romagna, Little-known Works of River-god, VIII, 469.?Eyzies, Art, VI, 93. VIII, 114.?Factor's Cave, East Roman: Antiquities found in Egypt Wemyss, X, 477.?Nahr-el-Kelb, in 1901-1902, VI, 346.?See Aque Bau VIII, 303.?Saint Aubin ducts.?History, Studies in, X, bigny, IX, 126.?Tell Zakariya, 466.?Imperial Cult in Fourth III, 520.?Teyjat, Prehistoric, Century, VIII, 487.?See Coins, VIII, 116. Reliefs, Roads, Sculpture. Rock-chambers, Palestine, Tell Za Roman de la Rose, Iconography of, kariya, III, 520.?Paphlagonia, III, 651. IX, 346. Romanesque: Columns in France and Rock-drawings: Cave Valley, Mex Germany, III, 641.?Remains in ico, X, 376.?Grotto of Mar France, VI, 458.?Sculpture: in soulas, VII, 131.?from Val Fon Italy, I, 441 ; Rhone Valley, VII, 121. tanalba, II, 491 ; Saxon, V, 251 ; Spanish, VI, Rock-dwellings, Cappadocia, VIII, 226. 469. Rome: American Academy, VIII, in Italian Maritime ? ? Rock-engravings 130. See Aqueducts. Ara Alps, VII, 484. Pacis : Description, X, 465 ; Ex Rock-figures, Eritrea, VIII, 124.? cavations on Site of, VIII, in; Maritime Alps, VI, 483. IX, 119; Fragment of, III, 546; Rock-graffito, V, 471. Representations on Coins, VII, Rock-inscriptions: Algeria (Ardjem), 247; Representations of Family X, 122.?Antioch, V, 457.? of Augustus on, VII, 479; Res Greek and Hittite from Asia torations, VIII, 364, 486.?Ara Minor, VI, 350.?Athens, IV, bian Description of, IX, 228.? 488.?Bienservida, Latin, IX, Arch: of Augustus, III, 544; of 359.?Buscemi, II, 124.?Cul Claudius, Borghese Reliefs, X, lit?, VIII, 124.?Donon, Prehis 460; of Constantine: Aurelian toric, VIII, 114.?Thera, VII, Panels, X, 460; Medallions on, 121. IX, 480; X, 460; Reliefs, X, Rock-pictures, Algerian Sahara, VI, 460. Of Severus, IV, 258; of Ti 373 berius, V, 477; of Titus, Proces Rock-sanctuary, Petra, VII, 107; X, sion with Table of Shew-bread, 337 Duplicate of, IX, 480.?See Ar Rock-sculptures, near Antioch, II, chaeological Institute, German.? 242.?Kab Elias, VII, 107, 366.? Basilicas: of Matidia and Mar Orco Feglino, III, 537.?Phrygi ciana, IV, 370; of Neptune, Re an, III, 285.?Statue on Mt. liefs, IV, 542; Basilica of S. Sipylus, X, 441. Silvestro, VI, 488.?Baths of Rock-structures, Prehellenic, X, 200. Caracalla, V, 352; VI, 366; Rock-temple, Henchir-es-Srira, X, Female Figure from, VI, 204; 363. Marble Heads, VI, 479.?Bar Rock-throne, Phalasarna, Crete, VI, berini Collections, Sale, VII, 357 141.?British School, Establish Rock-tombs: Beni-Hassan (Middle ment of, IV, 269.?Ancient on Empire), VII, 361.?Mycenaean Building Site of Palazzetto in , V, 342; Gezer, VII, dalP Aquila, IV, 500.?Build 106; X, 97.?Paphlagonia, X, ings, Sixteenth-century Draw i88.?Phrygia, III, 286.?Pre ings of, IX, 497.?Burning under hellenic, X, 200.?Sarapta, X, Nero, IX, 481 ; X, 464.?Campus 441.?of Shaykh 'Abd el-Qurna Martius, Porticus Divorum, VIII, (Egypt), V, 332.?Sicily, V, 321 ; Serapeum, VIII, 321.?Cap 107.?Tell-el-Mutesellim, VIII, itoline Museum, Ammendola 348; IX, 101.?Thebes (Egypt), Sarcophagus, Fallen Barbarian, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 24I

IV, 363.?Caracalla presented to I 515; Sta. Maria Maggiore, Me the Senate, Relief, X, 461.?Cara diaeval Frescoes, IX, 138; see dosso, Works of, VII, 495.?Cas Mosaics; Sta. Maria in Via tel S. Angelo, Fifteenth-century Lata, Mediaeval Frescoes, IX, Frescoes, V, 367; Museum, V, 379; S. Paolo fuori le Mura, III, 352; VI, 383.?Castra Peregrina, 151; St. Peter's: Drawings and X, 112.?Catacombs: Appeal for Prints of Sixteenth Century, IX, Exploration of, IV, 514; of Co 234; Bronze Gates, II, 342; S. rnudilla: Church, SS. Felix and Pietro dei Vincoli: Altar to St. Adanctus, VIII, 395 ; Excava Sebastian, IX, 234; Fresco repre tions, X, 126; Historical Crypt, senting the Roman Plague of Sta. X, IX, 378. pi Janiculum, VIII, 680, IX, 234; Prassede, 130; of Nicomedes, VI, 382; of 474; S. Saba: Discoveries, VI, Peter and Marcellinus, Subter 94 ; VII, 141 ; Excavations, V, ranean Chapel, III, 586; Cata 367; VII, 141; Monastery, IV, comb of St. Priscilla: Baptistery 515.; Ancient Reliefs, V, 352; (Fons Petri), VI, 93, 382; VIII, Sta. Sabina, Theft and Recovery 498 ; Basilica of S. Silvestro of "Madonna del Rosario," VI, (Sedes Petri), VI, 488; VIII, 95; S. Salvatore di Gallia, X, 497. Of Valentinians (Via La 208, 476 ; S. S?tiro, Cappella di S. tina), VIII, 128, 130, 497; Vari Teodoro, VI, 494; S. Stefano ous, discussed by Di Rossi, VI, Rotondo, Earliest Mention, VIII, ? 94; of Villa Massimo, Paintings 318. Circus of Maxentius, in, VII, 488 ; see also below, Plan, III, 546.?Collections of Crypt.?Catalogue of Works of Coins, V, 353.?Corsini Gallery, Art in Imperial Times, X, 465.? Acquisition of St. Sebastian by Cardinal Cesi, House and Works Melozzo da Forli, IX, 138.?Con of Art, X, 483.?Chigi Collection, gress: of Christian Archaeology, Sale of Botticelli Madonna, IV, V, 116; Historical, VII, 380; IX, 283.?Christian Antiquities, Dis 197.?Crypt: of St. Damasus, coveries, VIII, 128.?Churches: VII, 398; VIII, 128; of SS. Mar Domine quo Vadis, VI, 224; cus and Marcellianus, VIII, Lateran: Sancta Sanctorum, Ex 128.?Cult, of Attis, V, 480.? cavations and Discoveries be Cult of the Great Mother of the neath, V, 117; Image of Christ, Gods, V, 480.?Curtius Relief, X, 207. Mediaeval, Restoration VIII, 318.?Date of Foundation, of, IV, 277; S. Agnese: Excava IV, 369.?Discoveries, Various tions and Discoveries, VII, 141 ; Minor, I, 359; III, 72, 547; IV, Testimony to Martyrdom of St. 500, 501; V, 106, 353; VI, 78, Peter (Graffito), VI, 224; Tomb 366; VII, 126, 383; VIII, no, stone with Portrait of St. Paul, 112, 364, 365; IX, 120, 357; X, VI, 488; Sta. Cecilia in Traste ii2ff., 352.?Documents relat ver?: Frescoes by Pietro Caval ing to the Magistri Aedificiorum lini, V, 367; VI, 94; X, 474; Urbis, VII, 141.?Domus Valeri Subterranean Remains of An orum, VII, 125.?Egyptian Obe cient House, IV, 261, 501 ; Sta. lisks manufactured in Rome, II, Costartza, Rotunda of, IX, 487; 325.?Esquiline, Objects found Sta. Croce in Gerusalemme, Ar in 1545, HI? 73-?Excavations: chitectural Study, V, 117 ; SS. on Site of Ara Pacis, IX, 119; Giovanni e Paolo, Bones discov Clivus Palatinus, IX, 357; near ered beneath, VI, 93 ; S. Gregorio the Forum, VII, 382; at the near in Palatio, Location of, VIII, Piazza Venezia, VII, 383 ; 498; containing Intrecci, VII, Rome, Eighteenth Century, VI, 488 ; S. Lorenzo fuori le Mura, 220.?Extent of City under Ves Fortifications of, VIII, 130; Sta. pasian, II, 324.?Fora, Imperial, Maria Antiqua, see below, Fo Excavation of, III, 548.?Forum rum; Sta. Maria in Cosmedin, of Archemorus, VIII, 489.?Fo rum History of, III, 152; Sta. Maria Holitorium, Temples, VII, Lib?ratrice, Frescoes of Medi 478.?Forum Romanum: Arch, aeval Sanctuary on Site of, IV, | of Augustus, III, 544; of Seve 16 242 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

rus, of Tiberius, V, 1 constructions by Pupils, III, 546; IV, 258; ? 477; Archaic Monuments, IV, Director, IX, 380. French 546; Atrium Vestae, IV, 260; School: Report, VIII, 93; Work, VI, 365; Base of Equestrian VII, 231; IX, 94.?Fontana delle Statue of Domitian, VIII, 364; Tartarughe, VIII, 332.?Benozzo Basilica Aemilia, III, 544; IV, Gozzoli, Fresco by, VII, 141.? 258, 259, 496, 497; Basilica of Gigantomachia, Reliefs belonging Constantine, VIII, 363 ; Basilica to, X, 201.?Hospital of S. Gio vanni in Ruins of Im Julia: IV, 259; Excavations in Laterano, 1788-89, VI, 220; Basilica Paulli perial Estate, III, 547.?Inven an (Aemilia), III, 544; Chambers tory of Eighteenth-century of against the Palatine, VIII, 363 ; Collection Paintings, IV, of Comitium, III, 542; IV, 258; V, 283.?Island Aesculapius: 351 ; , V, 351. Description Plan, III, 546; VII, 248.?See of of, X, 463 ; Discoveries, III, 263 ; Ivories.?Judgment Paris, of on IV, 257fr.; V, 106, 351; VI, 78; Original Representations Period VIII, 363, 364, 488; IX, 118; Reliefs, X, 465.?Kingly of Etruscan Tomb at X, 107; Domus Publicus, IV, (Study Muse 260 ; Ancient Drains, III, 548 ; Vulci), I, 426.?Lateran um: Flavian Historical IV, 259; Excavations, III, 540fr. ; Reliefs, IV, 257fr., 496ff.; VI, 220, 362, X, 460; Poet-relief, IX, 217.-? Lombard 365; VII, 383, 483; VIII, 112, Artists, Work of, VII, Pur 321, 488; IX, 118, 357; X, in, 257.?Ludovisi Collection, chase 351 ; Fountain of Juturna, V, of, V, 353; VI, 80.?Mariai 104, 350; VII, 483; Graecostasis, Exposition, IX, 138.?Mauso leum: of of Excavations near, IV, 258. His Hadrian, V, 352; Sta. tory of, VIII, 488; Horrea Pi Costanza, IX, 488.?Medi Hall of Remains perataria, IV, 497; Lacus Cur aeval Justice, of, da St. tius, VIII, 364; Relief Map of, IV, 277.?Melozzo Forli, in V, 106; Monument of Eligabalus, Fabian, IX, 380.?Miniatures Pilaster-capital, VI, 478; Monu Libraries, IV, 277.?Mirabilia ments: Description of, VIII, Romae, Manuscript, X, 352.? Monument of 488 ; near the Grave of Romulus, Caracalla, Repre sentation of of VIII, 489. Niger Lapis, III, 541, Temple Quirinus, 634; IV, 257, 258; V, 245, 479? IX, 119.?Monuments: Ancient, Destruction in the VI, 219; VIII, 112, 297, 489; VIII, 489; of, Fourteenth Porticus Margaritaria, IV, 497; Century, III, 146; Primi Regia, III, 544; IV, 260; Rostra, Early Christian, VI, 382; III, 543; V, 105, 351; X, 459; tive, X, 463.?Museo Barocco, 112.?Museo Sta. Maria Antiqua: Early Ba Marbles, VI, 79; X, Child and silica, V, 117; Excavations, VI, Chiaramonti, Bird, VI, dei Conservatori : 94; Frescoes, V, 367; VI, 225, I 467.?Museo No. 383 ; VII, 253 ; X, 206, 475, 476 ; Bisellium, Helbig, F?hrer, Sarcophagus, VIII, 328 ; X, 476. 569, VIII, 320; Coins, Bignami Marble Temple: of Antoninus and Collection, III, 508; Curtius Faustina, III, 543 ; of Castor, I, Cow, VI, 203 ; Relief, Female Statue from 423; III, 317; IV, 258; X, 352; VIII, 318; Auditorium of Figures of Castor and Pollux I Maecenas, IX, Glass from, V, 105; of Concord, IV, 479; Polychrome Head, 201 of New 258; X, 352; of Divus Julius, X, ; Opening Section, Kircheriano: III, 541 ; of Romulus, III, 541 ; of VII, 382.?Museo Saturn, III, 543; of Vesta, III, Byzantine Ivory Casket, V, 246; 540; V, 106, 242. Tomb, of Unpublished Vases, X, 192.? Museo Nazionale : Romulus, see above, Niger La (delle Terme) see 123 ; Bronze Statu pis; Tombs, Various, Tombs; Boxer, III, ette from 127 ; Guida, Trajan Relief, IV, 542; Via Sa Segni, VII, P. casetta sala No. cra, III, 544; IV, 259; VI, 30, E, 2, 8, II, 365;? Marble Head of Bearded Forum of Trajan, Decorative 274; Relief with Reliefs from, X, 461.?French Man, VI, 216; Academy: Archaeological Re- l Phoebe, Niobe, Latona, I, 404; NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 243

Relief of Three Female Figures 140.?Septimontium, X, 464.? (Palatine), IV, 363; Statuette, Ancient Streets, Discoveries of Slave with a Lantern, VI, 480.? in Seventeenth Century, II, 325. Museo Preistorico: Acquisitions, ?Tabularium, Relief represent IV, 500; Flint Weapons, X, ing Romulus and Remus, IV, 542. 202.?Name applied to Con ?Temple of Quirinus, Repre stantinople, II, 338.?Ostria sentation of, IX, 119.?Temples num, Identification of, VIII, of Pietas, VII, 478; of Spes, 327.?Palatine: Greek Bas-re VII, 478.?Topography: Ancient, lief from, II, 274; IV, 363; Plan VIII, 488; X, 463; Mediaeval, of, IX, 120.?Palazzo: Barbarini, III, 587.?Torso of Hermes, IX, Inscribed Fragments, VI, 365; 375.?Trajan's Column: Dacian della Canceller?a, Architects, Envoys, VI, 480; Reliefs on, X, VI, 493 ; VII, 257 ; dei Con 461 ; Representations of Four servator!, see Museo dei Con Statues at Ancona, IX, 479.? servaron; Corsini: Collection of Turkish Description of, IX, 228. Engraved Portraits, III, 107; ?Vatican : Borgia Apartments : Studies by Fra Bartolommeo, III, Description, II, 155; Designs by 107; Giustiniani, Ancient Sculp Pinturicchio for Frescoes, III, tures, X, 200; Milesi, Fa?ade, X, 156, 650. Library: Aldobrandini 215; della Minerva, Bas-relief by Nuptials, V, 238; Paintings by Mich?le Marini, IX, 380; Ros Giovanni di Paolo, IX, 233. Mu pigliosi, New Frescoes by Guido seum: Belvedere: Apollo, IX, Reni, X, 127; Sacchetti, Relief, 205 ; Head of Youth, VI, 204 ; representing Septimius Severus Laoco?n Group, see Laocoon; presenting Caracalla to the Sen Statues installed by Paul III, X, ate, X, 461.?Permits for Expor 127; Torso, Early Dated Draw tation of Antiquities, VII, 250.? ing at Oxford, III, 271 ; Etruscan Photographic Exposition, Cata Antiquities, III, 74; Flavian His logues of, IX, 380.?Plan of torical Reliefs, X, 460; Galleria (Forma Urbis of Septimius dei Candelabri, No. 143, IX, Severus), III, 545; VII, 382.? 206; Greek Grave-relief, Athlete Plan, Sixteenth Century, X, and Attendant, VII, 126; VIII, 362.?Pliny's Method of Citing 364; Pigna, VIII, 321; IX, 220; Works of Art in, X, 178. Statue of Charioteer with Cords ?Pomerium, VI, 482.?Portico about Body, VIII, 318. Pinaco of Thirteenth Century, VII, 141. teca, New Paintings, X, 127; ?Roma Quadrata, VI, 482; Qui Rearrangements of Apartments rinal, Dioscuri, V, 477.?Reliefs: and Works of Art, X, 369. Sis representing Processions, IX, tine Chapel, Michelangelo's 480 ; Terra-cotta, representing Last Judgment, Date, X, 127.? a Theatrical Scene, X, in, Via Graziosa, Excavations in ? 461. Ancient River-embank 1684, II, 325.?Via Ostiensis, III, ment, I, 361.?Giancarlo Rossi 634.?Villa Borghese : Collec Treasure, Forgeries in, VIII, tions, Acquisition of by Italian 498.?Round Temple on the Government, IV, 283; V, 353; Tiber, Earliest Mention of, VI, 80; Acquisition of Madonna VIII, 318.?Sacred Groves of, by Simone Martini, IX, 138; X, 464.?Sangiorgi Collection of Bas-reliefs, X, 460; Notes on, VI, Paintings, Sale in Rome, VI, 383.?Villa Doria-Pamfili Aph 382; IX, 381.?See Sarcophagi.? rodite, Statue of, VI, 204; Scalae Caci, Location, VII, Columbarium, Wall-paintings, 483.?School of Applied Engi III, 142; Imperial Villa, Hospital neering, Plan of the Palatine, of S. Giovanni in Laterano, III, IX, 120.?Sculptures: Unpub 547.?Villa Madama, VII, 399.? lished Greek, VIII, 364; Various Villa Marina, Madonna, Attri Discoveries of, X, 107, 112; bution to Piero della Francesca, Statue, Female, of Peloponnesian IX, 493.?Villa Palombara, Type, V, 352; Statue of a Flamen Fragments of Neo-Attic Reliefs, transformed into St. Joseph, III, VII, 468.?Villa di Papa Giulio: 244 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Management of, IV, 262; Mu V, 336; VI, 344? VIII, 120, 121; seum, III, 548.?Villa Publica, IX, 94; Museums and Archae VIII, 322.?Volcanal, VI, 78.? ological Work, I, 380; Stone Walls of the Regal Period, II, Images of Women, X, 471. 317.?Ancient Wall-paintings, Russian: Archaeological Institute in illustrating a Greek Novel of Rome, III, 56.?Iconography, Travels, VI, 209. III, 596.?Padlocks, Ancient, IV, Romulus: Temple, Roman Forum, 280. III, 541.?Tomb of, see Rome, Niger Lapis.? (and Remus), Re Saalburg: Baker's Shovel, VIII, lief in Rome, IV, 542. 371.?Mithraeum, VII, 389.? Rood-screens: in France, IV, 378.? Roman Fort, III, 559. Tacolneston Church, Flemish Sabbionetta, Works of Art, IV, 383. Paintings, VII, 501. Sacred: Lance, Relics of, I, 439; II, Rosalia, at Philippi, V, 455. j 338.?Sheet of Xabregas, VI, , Altar, Eisenberg, VIII, 489.?Thorn, V, 482. 370. Sacrifice: Greek Ritual of, VIII, 314, Rosselli, Cosimo, Attribution, X, 213. 484.?Human in Early Gallic ?Work for Pisa Cathedral, II, Religion, VII, 484. 155 Sacrificial, Usage of Suspending Vic Rosselli, Domenico, III, 648. tim from Tree before Death, Rosselli, Francisco, Various Attribu VII, 477. tions, IX, 381. and Rossellino, Antonio, Bust of a Child Sahara, Explorations Results, IX, 484. in Berlin, V, 253. St. Albans: Rossellino, Bernardo, IV, 554; V, Abbey, VII, 494.?School of 253; VII, 257. Painting, VII, 494. St. Statue in the Rothamstead Manor House, Eliza Anna, Louvre, V, bethan Wall-paintings, VII, 403. 251. " St. Aubin Rothschild Violin Player," Date, X, Baubigny, Rock-carvings, 216. IX, 126. Rouen: Cathedral: Inscriptions on St. Augustine: De Civitate Dei, Il Tympanum of Northeast Portal, luminated Manuscripts, VI, 343. X, 129; Portail des Libraires, ?Relics at Pavia, V, 367. Sculptures of, X, 209, 476; St. Cecilia, Ciborium of, IX, 487. Restoration of, II, 153; Sculp St. Christopher, Representations in tured Flora, V, 250; West Fa Wall-paintings, III, no. ?ade, Death of St. John, VIII, St. Denis, see Paris. 500; Western Portal, Balustrade, St. Em?rita, Burial Place, IX, 378. III, 588.?Churches: Restoration St. Etienne de Brillouet, Ancient Axe of, III, 101 ; St. Maclou, Origi heads, VI, 486. nal Architect's Model, IX, 383 ; St. Fabian, by Melozzo da Forli, X, 209.?Destruction of Ancient Rome, IX, 380. Houses, IV, 516.?Museum, St. Francis: Convent at Assisi, I, Heads of Fifteenth-century 442.?Scenes from the Life of: Statues, III, 593. Frescoes at Assisi, III, 642; X, 122. Roughcastle,. Roman Fort, VIII, 480; Fresco at Cesena, IX, 376. Rouis, Basilica, X, 375. St. Germain-en-Laye : Chapel of St. Roumania, Discoveries, Various, Louis, VIII, 500.?Portraits of VIII, 103 ; IX, 95. St. Louis and his Family, VIII, of Rouvres, Statue St. John the Bap 132.?Ch?teau-Neuf, I, 453.? tist, III, 588; IV, 278. Museum: Acquisitions of Prehis Rovere di Caorso, Terramara, I, 362. toric Antiquities, IV, 516; An Runic Casket in British Museum, IV, tiquities from Albania, III, 554; 553 Copy of Fainting Wounded Rushton, Triangular Lodge, V, 489. Man by Cresilas, IX, 469; Mo? Ruskin, J., IV, 478. reau Collection of Antiquities, Russia: Discoveries, VIII, 373.? VII, 250.?Museum of Christian Asiatic, Discoveries, VI, 456.? Antiquities, VIII, 131. Southern: Discoveries, IV, 250; St. Goar: Pre-Roman Cippus, VI, 85. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 245

Saint-Goussaud, Site of Praetorium, Saint Roch, Gallo-Roman Ruins, IX, IX, 362. 126. St. Helena, Connection of Christian Saint-Saloine, Masks of Gallic Di Monogram with Name, VIII, vinities, VIII, 116. Stones of Ab 325: Saint-Seine, Boundary Saint-Hilaire-sur-Garonne, Draped bey, III, 644. Female Statuette, VII, 132. St. Stanislaus, Bust .at Cracow, IV, St. Hugh of Grenoble, Representation 549. in Tapestry, IX, 383. St. Susannah, Statue in the Louvre, St. Jean de la Porte, Ancient Bronzes, V, 251. X, 357. St. Thomas ? Becket: Martyrdom, on St. Jerome: Painting by Bassano, Limoges Casket, VIII, 131; on V, 121.?bv Borgognone, VII, Swedish Font, X, 471. 258.?by Albrecht D?rer, V, 121, St. Ursula, Bust at Cracow, IV, 549. 257.?by Giorgione, Venice, Sainte Victoire (of Voix), III, 638. VIII, 333. Saintes, Cult of Epona, X, 203. St. John, Baptist: Death of, Repre Saints, Worship in Romanesque Pe sentations in French Cathedrals, riod, VI, 489. VIII, 500.?Statue at Rouvres, Sais, Race of Founders, X, 439. IV, 278.?and Jesus, Relative Saitaphernes, Tiara of, I, 407; IV, Age, VI, 488; VII, 251. 361, 540; VII, 486; VIII, 324, Saint-Leu, Relief representing Epona, 492. V, 115. Siatista, Inscribed Relief, Apollo, VI, St. Louis, Exposition, French Engrav 66. ings, VIII, 397. Sakkara(h), Chapel of Unas, V, St. Louis, Probable Portrait of, at St. 332.?Mastabas, III, 514; in Germain-en-Laye, VIII, 132. Boston, VIII, 389.?Pyramid of St. Martin, Sculptured Group, I, 445. Unas, VI, 60.?Pyramids: IV, St. Martin of Tours, Representation 480; Excavations of, IX, 97.? in Tapestry, IX, 383. Representation of Drilling of a St. Michael, overcoming the Demon, Cylinder Seal, X, 334.?Temple Statue at Padua, IX, 378. of the Sun (Fifth Dynasty), III, Saint-Mor? (Yonne), Camp of 514. Chora, IV, 266. Salamis, Battle of: Account by St. Nicholas: Mosaic Picture, Vich, Aeschylus, V, 477; by Herodotus, VII, 251.?Scenes from Life on II, 317; V, 477. Enamel Plaque at Bari, V, 249. Salerno, Prehistoric Remains in Grotto di St. Patrick, Relief from Limerick, X, Pertosa, V, 354. 130. Sallet, von, II, 98. St. Paul: Representation on Roman Sallustius-salutius, VII, 249. Sarcophagus, I, 438.?Tombstone Salmoneus, Punishment, VII, 477. Salona: Christian with Portrait, Sant' Agnese, Comb, VIII, 127. ?Roman Rome, VI, 488. j Cistern, III, 64.? Statues of and of St. Peter : Fons Petri, see Rome, Cata Dionysus Aph in. comb of St. Priscilla, Baptistery. rodite, V, ?Primitive See of, see Rome, Salonichi, Embroidery representing the Dead and Commun Catacomb of St Priscilla, Basil Christ, ion Thes ica.?Martyrdom in Rome, see Scenes, IX, 486.?See l salonica. Rome, S. Agnese.?Relief from Bronze Inscribed Asia Minor, Berlin, VI, 227.? Salzburg, Tablet, I Astronomical Statue in the Louvre, V, 251.? with Representa See also Rome: Catacombs, j tions, VII, 249. Churches. Samaria, Capture by Shalmaneser St. Peter's, see Rome, Churches. IV, IX, 465. VIII, St. Petersburg: Imperial Gallery, Samnagenses, Oppidum of, Manuscript of Grandes Chron I 491 I Samos: Heraeum in; iques de St. Denys, VII, 403 ; II, 117; VII, VIII, 352.?Principality of, VI, VIII, 127; IX, 236.?Painting ? by Pieter Latsman, VII, 139. I 215. Pythagoras Gymnasium 246 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

(Vathy), Sculptures in Stone, Benevento, Scenes from the Life V, 99 of Bacchus, IX, 356.?from Car Samothracian Deities, Continental thage, VI, 374; VII, 137, 392; Possessions of, VI, 475. VIII, 378; IX, 133; Painted, V, S. Antonio del Viennese, Legend and 360; VI, 89, 373? VII, 137; X, Iconography, X, 473. 122, 204, 362; with Relief: of S. Arcangelo di Romagna, Municipio, Scylla, IX, 133; of a Woman, Altar-piece by Iacobello Bonomo, VIII, 122.?Chartres, Mediaeval, VII, 398. X, 371.?Cherchel, Christian, S. Bernardino da Siena: Painting at VIII, 379.?Christian, Symbolism Ascoli, VI, 499.?Representations on, I, 438.?Clazomenae, III, of, VI, 496. 302; VII, 235; IX, 370, 471; X, S. Carlo Borromeo, Portrait by Guer 448.?Roman at Clieveden, V, cino, IX, 378. 243.?Crete: Hagia Triada, Va S. Giacomo della Marca, Representa rious, X, 344; Phaestos, Painted, tions, VI, 496. VIII, 106.?Greek Wooden, X, S. Gimignano, Palazzo Communale, 198.?Jerusalem: with Forged Frescoes, IX, 488. Decorations, VIII, 99; Graeco S. Marino, Paintings, VI, 496. Roman from Jerusalem, V, 88.? Sanctuary Rings, X, 471. Lambrate, Christian, X, 126.? Sandal, Votive, Athens, IX, 108. from Liberia (Ottoman Museum, Sandiklu, Group of Equestrian Di Constantinople), VI, 202.?of vinities, VI, 480. Lollianus, IX, 480.?Malta, An Sandy, Roman Bronze and Iron An thropoidal, X, 435.?of the tiquities, X, 362. " Mourners, IX, 467.?at Naples, Sano di Pietro, Attribution of St. Ideal Head of Hesiod on, V, George and the Dragon," IX, 243.?Early Christian from Nar 235. bonne, IV, 516.?from Nuragus, , Tomb at Faenza, VII, 140. IX, 121.?from Palestrina, I, Santa Marinella, Sale of Sculptures 358.?Physician represented in from, III, 536. Relief, Greek, V, 242.?Roman Santi, Andr?olo de, Attribution of esque from Pamiers, III, 588.? Tomb of Enrico Scrowegni, Paris, Merovingian, IV, 516.? Padua, IX, 493. Pergamon, with Representation Santi, Giovanni: Madonna and of a Dog, IX, 207.?Perugia, Saints in Montefior entino, VI, Etruscan, V, 103, 479.?Pozzuoli, 382.?Memorial, and Exhibition VII, 125.?Ravenna, Museum, at Urbino, VI, 95. III, 586; Relief representing a Santillana del Mar, Prehistoric Paint Banker, IX, 118.?Rome: Chris ings, VIII, 323. tian, I, 360, 438; IX, 120, 137, Santiponce, Statue of Diana, VII, 385. 379; Chronological Classification Sappho: Head in Catania, Biscari of, X, 474; from Sta. Maria An Museum, VI, 205.?Head in the tiqua, VIII, 328 ; with Indian Louvre, II, 271. Bacchic Scenes, V, 480; with Re Saqqarah, see Sakkara(h). liefs of Sacrifices to Cupids, IX, Saracenic, Architecture, IX, 486. 137 ; with Representation of Sarantapotamos, Ancient Name, IX, Cupid and Psyche, VI, 382; 352. with Hunting Scene, IX, 121 ; with Sarapis : Epigraphical References, Representation of Scene VI, 212.?Relief from Rhodes, from the Iliad, VI, 206; Vari VI, 205.?Temple at Medinet-el ous, III, 547; V, 352.?of St. Nahas, VII, 104.?See Serapis. Crispina, Tebessa, VIII, 502.? Sarapis-Ea, II, 240. from Sakkarah, IV, 480.?of Sarcophagi: at Abusir, Wooden, Sidamaria, VI, 202; VII, 367; VIII, 96.?Alexander, see below, VIII, 303; IX, 202.?Sidon, III, Sidon.? at Ambar, see below, 606; IX, 467; X, 190.?Smyrna, Anbar.?of Ambar Arassi, see IX, 105.?Sousse, Inscribed, IX, below, Sidamaria.?Ammendola, 365.?from Spain, I, 442.?Syra Fallen Barbarian, IV, 363.? cuse, Christian, IX, 359.?of from Anbar, III, 251 ; V, 334.? Thothmes I, Boston, IX, 373.? NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 247

Torlonia, IX, 202.?Torre Nu Saxon: Building at Romsey Abbey, ova, X, 354.?from Utica, X, VI, 385.?Crypt at Repton, III, 364.?Venice, Anthropoid, V, 277. ? 456. Vienne, Gallo-Roman, Saxony: Early Gothic Sculpture, IV, VIII, 368.?from Viminacum, 553.?Romanesque Sculpture, V, IX, 336.?Zara, Christian, IV, 251. 549 Scaenici, VI, 215. Sardanapalus, British Museum, IX, Scarabs: from Chrysochou, I, 399.? 205. from Karnak, VIII, 467. Sardinia: Bronze Figures, IX, 218, Scandinavian Antiquities, IX, 96. 358.?Discoveries, Various, IX, Sch?ufelein, Wood-cut by, IX, 497. 358; X, 114.?Early Christian Sjed/a of Odysseus, VIII, 315. Monuments, VI, 95.?Notes from, Schmid, Charles, X, 333. VI, 491.?Primitive Monuments, Scillitani, Possible Bones of, VI, 93. VI, 219.?Cagliari, Excavations Scipio, Bust in Louvre, VIII, 131. and Discoveries, VI, 80.?Nora, Scopas : Atalanta of Tegea, X, 445.? Excavations and Discoveries, Fragments of Boar-hunt, from VI, 80. Tegea, VI, 361.?Female Head, Sardinians, identified with the Shar Rome, IX, 206.?Meleager, IV, dana, III, 112. 527.?Pediment of the Mauso leum at Sardis: Artemisium, IX, 202.?Early Halicarnassus, IX, 467. Gold Ornaments, III, 526. ?Pothos, VII, 238. Minor: of Sarno, God of, Pompeian Wall Scopas II, 279.?Use painting, VI, 364. Paintings, I, 406. Sarzec, Ernest de, V, 330. Scordistae, II, 297. Scotland: Discoveries since Sassetta: Attributions, IX, 233; X, 1896, VI, 480.?Madonna at Grosseto, 373.?Roman Remains, X, 362. see Rood-. VIII, 394. Screens, Churches, Script: Aegean, II, Sassoferrato (painter), "Madonna 289.?Baby lonian, Archaic del Rosario," VI, 95. Linear, IX, 461. ?Cretan, II, 289; V, 94; VIII, Sassoferrato (place) : Neolithic 312; Cnossus, Pictographic Lin Workshop, IX, 121.?Sculptures ear, IV, 490.?Cuneiform, Devel from Temple, II, 122. opment, VIII, 97.?Mycenaean Saturn: Temple, at Henchir-es in Plutarch, VI, 476.?Pictorial, Srira, X, 363; in Roman Forum, VIII, 97.?Sumerian, Phonetic III, 543.?Worship in Africa, Value of Signs, IX, 460.?of VI, 486.?and Ops, Stelae at Tablets of Period of Urukagina Tebessa, VIII, 123. at Shirpula, IX, 460. Satyr: Bronze Bust from Gualteri, Scroll: Foliated, V, 453.?Spiral, III, 75.?Hellenistic Bronze from Evolution of in Art, 522; Ber IV, V, Erment, VIII, 96.?Mirror, 247. lin, VII, 474.?Relief in Milan, Sculptor, of Porta Stanga from Cre VIII, 486.?Torso from Alex mona, VI, 494. andria, X, 93.?with a Wine Sculptors: of Fifteenth Century, skin, Naples, IV, 350.?pouring Works in Bologna, IV, 281.?of Wine, by Praxiteles, Torso from the Renaissance at Bordeaux, IV, Carthage, IX, 365.?See also 518.?Mediaeval French, Signa Vase-paintings. tures of, X, 210.?of Triumphal Sault, Museum, Various, Antiquities, Arch and Door in Castel Nuovo, X, 357. Naples, IV, 554. Sauroktonos, of New Praxiteles, Sculpture: of Alexandrian School, I, Replica, X, 342. 406.?Ancient, Decorative, in Ancient Save, Navigation of, IX, Gymnasia and Palaestra, X, #457 458 ; Restoration of, VI, 468.? Relief Savigny-les-Beaune, represent Classical, Engravings illustrative Artemis of ing Lycosura, X, 444. of, X, 482.?French: Influence Savings-Banks, Ancient, VI, 455. of, on German, III, 641 ; VI, Savona, Museum, Acquisition of Bas 492; on Gothic in Saxony, IV, relief by Donatello, III, 592. 553 ; on Italian, VII, 490.? 248 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Graeco-Buddhist, VII, 230.? 494-?of Sveder de Apecoude, X, Greek: Articles on, V, 235; VI, 471.?Tell el-Mutesellim, In 469; IX, 479; Early, IV, 344; scribed, IX, 101.?of Queen Tii, Evolution of, IV, 343 ; illustrat Hagia Triada, VIII, 106.? ing Greek Life before the Per Types from Zakro, VI, 476. sian Wars, VI, 466; Ionic and Sebastiano del Piombo: Portraits in Cretan Influence upon, VI, 463 ; Cologne, VII, 144.?Rothschild Reproductions of, IX, 467 ; "Violin Player," X, 216. Sketch of, V, 460; Spirit of, Seine-et-Oise, Sculptures of Four VIII, 304; Use of in the Greek teenth to Sixteenth Century, I, Temple, III, 289.?History of, 453 V, 482.?of Ionic School, VI, ^rjKXivT],X, 196. Comments and 203.?Pliny's on, Selene, see Vase-paintings, Hermes. His Source, VI, 199.?See Poly Seleucia, Statue of River-god from, : chrome.?Roman Intrecci, VII, VIII, 469. 488; Reproductions of, IX, 467; Seleucid, City at Tell Sandahannah, Sketch Roman of, V, 460.?See V, 88. individual esque.?For sculp Seleucides (Era), I, 398. see or tures, subject place. Sellasia, Battle of, V, 454. Scenes Scupula, Johannes Maria, Sema (Semia), Relief from Horns, from the Life of Christ and the VI, 460. Virgin, in Naples, III, 585. of Greek on Sematography Papyri, VI, Scylla, Representations Sarcopha 478. gus from Carthage, VII, 137; Semitic Museum, Cambridge, Mass., IX, 133. X, 124. Scythian: Armor, from Tomb at Mo Senams, III, 596. riewka, VI, 56.?Remains in Sendchirli (Sendscherli), Excavations Thrace, VI, 456. and Discoveries, VII, 459.?Ex Sea Plants in Mythology, IV, 340. pedition of the Orientkommittee, Seals: Ancient used in Commerce, II, VI, 349 324.?Bronze Inscribed, from Seneca: Bust of, III, 298.?Copy of Apulia, III, 548.?Babylonian Head, Carthage, VIII, 122. Cylinders in Berlin Museum, V, Senkereh, Ruins of Larsa, IX, 340. 356.?Beirut, Roman Inscribed, Senlis, Cathedral, III, 645. VIII, 347.?from Bionis, In Sennacherib, History of Reign, IX, scribed, III, 81.?Byzantine, V, 461. 483; VIII, 392, 496.?Clay, Sens: the Hagia Triada, VIII, 314.?Clay Embroidery representing of the Impressions of, Ancient, X, 455. Assumption Virgin, I, of the Diadume ?Corvisieri Collection, Rome, 444.?Replica nus of VIII, 129.?Cyprus, Imitation Polyclitus, VI, 369.? Haematite, VII, 473.?of Foul Sculptures, IX, 124. Position ques le Jeune, Count of Anjou, Sepias, of, X, 348. Paolo VI, 491.?of Gudea, VII, 456.? Sera, del, Madonna, IX, 137. Serabit el First Great, of Henry III, VII, Khadem, Temple, X, 335. 494.?of Latin Princes of Holy Serapeum, Alexandria, III, 512. Altar at Land, X, 124.?Lyons, Mediae Serapis: Melun, VI, 486.? of val Agate, III, 101.?Oculist's: Bryaxis, VIII, 305.?Cult, at Boulogne, VIII, 114, 366; Este, Origin of, VII, 231.?Statue X, 107; France, V, 481; Mainz, Alexandria, VII, 238; VIII, at X, 118; Rheims, III, 147; 305.?Temple Rhodes, IX, at Rugles, VI, 83.?of the Order 473.?Worship Chaeronea, X, of the Crescent, I, 445.? 102.?See Sarapis. Representation of Manufacture Seres, Cathedral, IX, 226. of, Sakkara, X, 334.?Scaraboid, Sergiopolis, Remains, IX, 225. Israelite Phoenician Inscriptions, Serpotta, Giacomo, VI, 230. from near Jerusalem, II, 241.? Servandus, VIII, 324. of Solomon, Constantinople, VII, Servia: Discoveries, IX, 335.?Ro 453.?of Mich?le Steno at Padua, man Remains, V, 227 ; X, 90.? III, 109.?of King Stephen, VII, Sculpture, VII, 371; VIII, 354. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 249

Sesklo, Prehistoric Acropolis, VII, Sicily: Bronze Age, IX, 222; X, 121. 202.?Bronzes, Primitive, VI, Seusinius, Martinus, Journey to Pal 219.?Discoveries, II, 124; III, estine, in 1902, VIII, 302. 55, 549? IV, 263, 502; V, 106, Sevastopol, Museum, I, 382. 479; VI, 81, 362; IX, 121; X, I Seven Sleepers, Cave of, IV, 341. 114.?Greek Temples, V, 458.? Sevenoaks (Knoll Park), Statue of Francesco Laurana, Works of, Demosthenes, III, 298. I X, 481.?Little-known Monu Seville: Casa de Pilatos, Replicas of ments, X, 369.?Museums, Vari ous the Medici Torso, IV, 345.? Antiquities, II, 326.?Pre Periods in Museum, Antiquities in, III, 82. historic, Population, ?Roman Remains, I, 366. III, 144.?Della Robbia Reliefs, Shamash, Temple at Larsa, IX, 340. Various, VII, 495.?Sculptures, Shamashshumukin : Date of Corona Various, in Museums, II, 327. Greek tion, IX, 462.?Deposition, IX, ?Terranova, Discus, IV, 461. 361. Shardana, III, 112. Sicinio, Bernardino, Attributions, X, Sheba, Queen of, Identification with 214. Remains at Sibyl, VII, 252. Siculan, Village, Catania, 80. Shell, Engraved, from Delphi, II, III, 115.?Specimens, Method of Pres Siculi, II, 328. ervation, X, 220. Sicyon, Archaic Head of a Girl, IX, Shell-heaps, on Fraser River, VIII, 367. see Sidamaria. # 389 Sidamara, see Shield: Spanish Enamel, X, 476.? Sidamaria, Sarcophagus. Turin, Attributions, VII, 259. Sidbury, Saxon Crypt, III, 590. of Shield-rest, Greek, in Vase-painting, Sidcup, Statuette Dionysus, I, 376. . IX- Iji?rjpov K?X?aGtc, V, 460. 479; Sidon: of Ships: Ancient, Mosaic Representa Chronology Kings, IX, 62.?See tions, X, 204.?Ancient Galleys 465.?Gold Plaque, VI, of in Lake of Nemi, VI, 371 ; VII, Sarcophagus.?Greek Statues 482; X, 350.?Ancient Single Boys, VIII, 348.?Painted Sepul tier on Geometric Vase, IV, 529. chral Stelae, VIII, 348.?Temple ?Ancient Trireme, X, 457.? of Eschmun, VIII, 99 ; IX, 343.? Votive Athenian, VII, 244.?with Beak, I Offerings, VIII, 348. Representation on Grave-stone Sidrini, X, 469. from Utica, IX, 366.?Greek Sidrona, X, 469. Warship, IX, 478.?Relief from Siena: Document proving the Origin Delos, IX, 468. of Niccol? d'Apulia, X, 369.? Ship's Prow, Roman, from London, Evangeliarium, Byzantine Char I, 376. acter of, IX, 228.?Exhibition of Shoe, Roman from Birdoswald, III, Mediaeval and Renaissance Art, 149. VIII, 131.?Exposition: Ancient Art Shoes, Classical Greek, IV, 539. of Siena, IX, 235; Byzantine Shovel, Baker's, Saalburg, VIII, 371. Art, IX, 228; Miniatures, IX, Si: Excavations and Discoveries, IX, 494.?Paintings by Matteo di 343.?Temple of Ba'al Sham?n, Giovanni, VIII, 505.?Palio, 343- VIII, 131. .IX- . Siatista, Inscribed Relief, VI, 66. Sienese: Art, Exposition, London, IX, in Sibyl, Identification with Queen of 142.?Painting Naples, V, Sheba, VII, 252. 249. for Use on , Wall-paintings at Antwerp, Signs, Conventional, Maps and Plans of Roman Remains, Sibylline Prophecies of Destruction of VI, 343. Artist and of Pompeii, VIII, 321. Signatures: of Greek Distinction Sicel: Occupation of Site of Gela, Potter, between, VII, ? French VI, 219.?Remains at Plemmy 478. of Mediaeval rium, III, 636. Sculptors, X, 210.?See Inscrip Artists' Sicilian, Gods, III, 637. I tions, Signatures. 250 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Signet, Fifteenth-century German Sluter, Claus, Atelier of, VII, 492. Printer's, II, 344. Sluter, Claus, the Elder, Relations to Signum, Use of, VII, 249. Hannequin from Bois-le-Duc, Silanion, Corinna, III, 121 ; IV, 527. III, 642. Silchester: Excavations, I, 378; III, Smaragdus, Exarchate of, VII, 482. 92, 563; IV, 505, 507; V, 112, Smertain (Smertullos), Representa 481; VI, 373; VII, 389, 391; tions on Gallo-Roman Reliefs, VIII, 121, 374, 378; X, 362.? IV, 547 Imitation Aretine Ware, III, Smyrna : Aphrodisium, Discoveries 149.?Roman House, III, 93. of Sculpture, IX, 105.?Baths of Silenus: Ass of (Bronze), IV, 265.? Agamemnon, V, 90.?Busts in Archaic Bronze Statuette, Achla Brussels, VII, 388.?Eurydicea, of a dokampos, X, 342.?Drunken, X, 441.?Statue in Reliefs, VIII, 318.?Hellenistic phorus, II, 279.?Statues the Relief, Chantilly, IX, 360.? Louvre, VIII, 305.?Stele of In Medallion, from Alise Sainte fant, IX, 105.?Temple: of Reine, X, 356.?Painting on Aphrodite Stratonicis, VII, 235; of Marble from Herculaneum, V, Apollo, V, 91 ; of Aesculapius, 238.?See Vase-paintings: Dio V, 91.?Ancient Water-works, nysus, Hermes, Silenus. III, 599; IV, 524. Silenus Terpon, IV, 361. Snofrou, Monuments of, IX, 99. Silhouettes, in Greek Painting, III, Sobag, White Monastery, VIII, 390. Sociedad de 608. u ^ Espa?ola Excursiones, Silos: Ministerial 368. Chalice, III, 643.? y, Soci?t?: des Amis du Reliquary in the Shape of a Louvre, IX, ? : Hand, III, 650. 93. fran?aise d'Arch?ologie, at Silver: Ancient Vessels, Belgrade, Meeting Bourges, III, 100; de Fouilles VII, 452.?Byzantine Treasure, arch?ologiques, VIII, Cyprus, VIII, 390.?Dish at 367; de Pal?ologie, Paris, X, Bari, I, 357.?Egyptian Statu 332. ettes, X, 180.?Plate, English, Society: of Dilettanti, History of, II, Evolution of Form and Decora 95.?of Friends of Antiquity in tion in, VII, 503.?Plates from the Rhineland, Meeting, Dec, Valdoune, VI, 369.?See Vases. 1897, II, 130.?for the Promotion Silvestris, Relief from Bulgaria, V, of Hellenic Studies, Twenty-fifth 112. Anniversary, London, VIII, 373. Simonides: Epigram of, II, 113.? ?Royal, of Antiquaries of Ire Fragments of Poems, IV, 354. land, Archaeological Cruise, IX, Sinai, Sculptures from Wady Mag 142.?Southwest, see Southwest hareh, X, 335. Society.?Vasar i, IX, 386. Sinopeans, having died in Attica, IX, Sodalitas of Sailors, Roman Imperial, 209. III, 261. Siphnus, Museum, Foundation of, V, Sodoma: Frescoes in Convent of Sta. 347 Anna, Pienza, V, 121.?Frescoes in at Sippara: Sun-god, II, 241.?Version S. Francesco Subiaco, VI, of the Deluge, II, 103. 498. Sirpourla: Plan of, IX, 341.?Wars Sofia: Bronzes, Various, IV, 250.? of, I, 344. Museum: Bronze Statuettes, II, Siwah: Archaeological Remains, III, 132; III, 526; Group from 514.?Steindorff's Expedition, V, Varna, III, 255. 85. Sogdianus, VI, 200; IX, 198. Six, Jan Peter, IV, 241. Sogliani, Figures of Two Johns in Skeletons, painted Red, Russia, VIII, Painting in Berlin, IX, 239. 373 Soissons, Cathedral, "III, 645. Skene, Use of, VI, 476. Solari, Andrea, Annunciation," New Skull, from Neanderthal, VI, 222. York, X, 488. Skulls, Human, Uses among Savages, Solario, Antonio, Signed Paintings II? 237. by, IX, 386. as a Slate, Carved, from Upper Egypt, X, Solomon: Magician, VII, 453.? 335 King Solomon's Mines, X, 90.? NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 25 I

Representation on Amulet from 473-?Museum, Catalogue of, X, Carthage, I, 439.?Seal of, VII, 455.?Musical Agones, II, 298.? 453.?Temple, Basins, X, 441. Plain of, Topography, VIII, Somerset, Carved Bench-ends, VIII, 481.?Relief representing the 501. Dioscuri, V, 347.?Inscribed Re Soncino, Rocca Sforzesca, Restoration lief, Roman Warrior, VIII, 479. of, IV, 283. ?Temple of Artemis Orthia, Songs, Indian and Spanish, IX, 387. Discoveries on Site, X, 348. Sopatros, V, 344. Spells, Graeco-Egyptian, IX, 199. Sophocles: Aichmalotides, Conjectu Sperandio of Mantua, Attributions, ral Representation from, on Ro III, 648. man Relief, X, in, 462.?An Spes, Temple, Rome, VII, 478. dromeda, in Vase-paintings, Speyer, Cathedral, Imperial Tombs, VIII, 478.?Laoco?n Story, V, VI, 227. from in 237.?Niobe, Scene Pom Sphinx: Baalbek, Head, VI, 460.? on peian Painting Marble, VI, of Gizeh, Age of, I, 395.?sur 209.?Votive Tablet of, painted rounded by Animal Heads, Bas by Polygnotus, IX, 472. Relief from Luxor, IX, 458.? Sophonisba, Carthaginian Original of See Vase-paintings: Oedipus." Name, III, 564. Attribution of Rais Spicker, Pierre, " Sorrento, Basis, Reliefs on, V, 468. ing of Lazarus in Notre Dame Sostratus, of Cnidus, Date, IV, 358. de Beaune, VI, 95. Sothis, Dates, IX, 457. Spinario, Bronze Copy from Calym Soucona, Dedicatory Statue at Sa nus, X, 338. gonne, VII, 387. Spinello Aretino: Frescoes, at Avig see Soudan, Sudan. non, V, 118; in Sta. Maria Soul, Iconography of, IV, 548. Maggiore, Florence, VI, 381. Sou-mou-ilou, Statuette of Dog from Spiral: Maeander, Development and Tello, IX, 341 ; X, 182. Spread, X, 437.?Scroll, V, 247. Sousse: See Catacombs, Hadrume Spirals, on Stone Slabs from Nesiac tum.?Discoveries, Various, IX, tum, VII, 389. 132.?Museum, I, 384.?Sculp Spoleto: Palazzo della Signoria, VII, ture, Gandolfe Collection, I, 383. 489.?Wall, Early, VIII, 113. ?Topography of, IV, 548.?See Sposalizio, Motive of Disappointed also Hadrumetum. Suitor, VIII, 334. South Collingham, Roman Helmet, Springfield, Art Museum, III, ?585. VIII, 378. Staggia: Painting by the Pollaiuoli, South Shields, Roman Altar, II, 131. IX, 381.?Painting signed by Southwest Society, IX, 387. "Rossellus Franciscus, IX, 381. Sozon, Relief in Museum of Konia, Stalls, Miserere, Thanet, VII, 502. VII, 367. Standard, Roman, England, VI, 484. Spadafora, Ancient Furnace, III, 80. Star of Stars, Meaning in Babylonian Spain: Agitation for a Legge Pacca, Tablets, X, 439. IX, 136.?Gold and Enamel Ob Statonia, Site, III, 635. jects, Various, VII, 494.?Monu Statues: of the Age of the Antonines, ments, Various, VIII, 496.?Poly X, 200.?Ancient: Copies on chrome Sculpture, III, 639; IX, Coins, X, 455.?with Cords about 227.?Post-Visigothic Churches, Body, VIII, 318.?in Reinach, X, 208.?Stele from, I, 436. R?pertoire, Topographical Index Spanish: Christian Architecture, VI, to, IV, 339; transformed into 226.?Gothic Altar-pieces, VI, Saints, I, 325; III, 140.?Greek: ? 227. Romanesque Sculpture, Archaic Peplus Figures, I, 400; VI, 226.?Works of Art, Prohi II, 266; with Bird-spikes, III, on bition of Export, V, 368.?Songs, 629; Columns, II, 267.?For IX, 37.-American Paintings, individual statues, see subject or Collection and Preservation of, place. IX, 143. Steetley, Norman Chapel, X, 476. Sparta: Bronze Head, Boston, III, Stefano di Giovanni, see Sassetta. 290.?Marble Group of Birth Stele: from Africa, connected with goddess and Di Nixi, VIII, Worship of Saturn, VI, 486.?of 252 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Alxenor and of Aristion Type, I Stuttgart, Facilities for the Study of VI, 466.?of Amenophis IV from Art, IV, 381.?Paintings, Photo Touna, VIII, 95.?from Amrith, graphs of, II, 157. VI, 201.?Athens, in British Mu Suabia, German Art in, IV, 549. seum, VI, 466.?Athens, Ar Subiaco: S. Francesco, Frescoes by chaic, Hoplitodromos, VIII, 308. Sodoma, VI, 498.?Statue from, ?Babylon, Hittite God of War, II, 277. IV, 483.?from Nisyros, VI, Submarine, Investigations, X, 43c. 203.?Phoenician, VII, 234.?of ] Sucellus, Statue of, La Motte ras the King Serpent, Louvre, X, quier, VIII, 366. 179.?from Spain, I, 436.?Susa, Sudan, Christian Antiquities, VI, 379. IV, 523.?Thebes (Boeotia), Suessiones, Notes on, VII, 485. with Engraved Decoration, VII. Suetonius, Prata, Mosaic based upon, 379. X, 121. Golden at St?no, Mich?le, Seal, Suez, Excavations, II, 101. Padua, III, 109. Sulmona, Museum, Ancient Monu Stenography, Ancient, II, 297; V, ments, VIII, 490. 474; VI, 214. Sulpicia Dryantilla, IV, 367. from Stephanephorus Smyrna, II, 279. Sumerian: Language, VI, 459; IX, Stephanus, Ephebus, IX, 471. 460.?Writing, Phonetic Value , lliupersis, Vase-painting, of Signs, IX, 460. III, 129; X, 350. " Summa Rudis, I, 417. Violin Stockholm, Museum, Player," Sun-dial, Roman from Carthage, III, Franz by Hals, VI, 379. 566. Roman Stockstadt, Fortifications, V, Sun-god: at Sippara, II, 241.?See in. Shamash.?Syrian, Symbols and Stone: 437; in Age: X, Italy, VII, Images, VII, 457.?Temple at at 248; Settlement, Dimini, VIII, Baalbek, VII, 364; Ethiopia, VII, at 107; Limhamn, IX, 96.?Axe 245; at Saqqarah, III, 514.? Heads from the P?loponn?se, VI, Worship in Denmark, VIII, 298. Decorations of Monu 213.?in Sunium: Ancient City, VIII, 362.? ments at Mycenae, IV, 359.? Temple, of Athena, III, 532; V, Hatchets from Serra Orlando, 100; X, 443; of Poseidon, III, III, 550.?Images of Women, 532; V, 100. Southern Russia, X, 471.?Im Susa (Italy) : Arch of Augustus, plements, Caches in Wisconsin, VII, 480.?Citadel, III, 248.? IX, 388.?Mediaeval Balls from Marble Hand, III, 264. Scotland, I, 450.?Prehistoric Susa (Persia) : Excavations and Dis "Pierres de Foudre," X, 437. coveries, III, 246, 516; VI, 459; Stone-cutter's , from Syria, VIII, IX, 340; X, 336.?Objects from, 491. in Louvre, IX, 382.?Bronze Stonehenge: Age of, VI, 457.?Ex Statue of Napir-asu, IX, 341.? cavations, VII, 487. Stele from, IV, 523.?Temple of Stoss, Veit, Attribution of Wooden Susinak, IX, 340. Panels in Munich, V, 256. Susinak, Temple at Susa, IX, 340. Strabo, Notes to, by Cyriacus of An Sussex: 157, cona, III, 315. Ironcasting in, III, Stradonitz, Hradischt of, X, 437. 647.?Palaeolithic Implements, 503. Stranraer, Prehistoric Settlement, X, 469.?Pottery, VII, in vu, 391. I Swastika, Development Art, VI, Strassburg: Archaeological Meeting, 469 Sweden: VI, 372.?Cathedral: French Archaeology in, X, 437.? I Italian 235; Statues of Paintings in, IX, 232. Tapestries," " VI, " Church and Synagogue," Switzerland, Discoveries, VIII, 116; VIII, 331.?Museum, Filippo IX- 95 di Mazzola, Resurrection, VI, 385. Sword: Bronze, from Acciajeria ad from Strong, Sandford Arthur, VIII, 341. Terni, IV, 500; antenne, from Strongylion, Artemis, VII, 465; VIII, Ascoli, I, 362; Forli, III, 475 261.?Iron, from Praeneste, VIII, Sturum, Situation of, VII, 487. I 383. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 253

Swords: Early Iron, from Migna Tabarka, Basilica, Remains of, X, loux-Beauvoir, VIII, 115.?of 375 City of Lincoln, VII, 494. Table: Egyptian, Pompeii, X, 351.? Sword-hilt of Leofric, IV, 382. of Offerings, in Egyptian Tombs, Sword-sheath, Engraved Bronze from I, 396. Hallstatt, IV, 522. Tablet-case, Bronze from Thebes Symbolism: of Apple in Classical (Egypt), VII, 231. Antiquity, IV, 539.?of Fa?ade Taddeo di Bartolo, Works in France, of Poitiers Cathedral, VII, 492.? X, 484. of the Fish, I, 438; III, 639.? Taenia, Ancient Reward of Victory, of Lamb in Christian Literature HI, 139 and Art, VIII, 325.?of Liturgi Tammuz, Hymns to, IX, 462. cal Colors, VI, 487.?of Ring Tanagra, Figurines, Forged (Boston), and Rod in Babylonian Sculp V, 115.?Temple of Demeter and 182.?of ture, X, Ship, I, 438. Persephone, III, 617. on from Symbols, Christian, Weights Tanis, Proposed Excavations, II, 101. Northern 502. at " Africa, VIII, Tanit: Sanctuary El Kenissia, X, Statue at Synagogue," Strassburg, 123.?Statuette from Carthage, VIII, 331. VIII, 124. Syon, Cope, IX, 489. Tapestries: Allegorical, VIII, 328.? Syra, Early Fortifications, III, 259. Atelier for Reproduction and Syracuse: Caves near Scala Greca, Restoration of (Champfleur), IX, . V, 354.?Churches, Byzantine, 139.?Bay eux, Date of, VIII, Remains of, IV, 278.?Early Re 330.?Notre Dame de Beaune, mains, III, 264.?Euryalus, IX, IV, 557.?Flemish: of Fifteenth 358.?Excavations and Discov Century, V, 369; from Mazarin eries, VI, 81; IX, 123, 358.? Collection, VII, 404.?Fontaine Olympieum, VIII, 365.?Roman bleau, Victories of Charles VII, House, VII, 128.?Sculpture, VI, 501.?French: VIII, 335; in Fragments, II, 319.?Theatre, Cathedral of Strassburg, VI, VI, 203. 235.?Exhibition of Gobelins at Syria : Antiquities : Graeco-Roman, Paris, VII, 143.?Mantua, Cathe IX, 465; Miscellaneous, IV, dral, IX, 137.?made for Mar 341.?Mounted Male Deity, Re tin of Aragon, IX, 383.?Mila lief, VII, 234.?Name, Bel, VIII, nese of Fifteenth Century, VII, = 469.?Palestina Judea, I, 399. 397.?Representing the Battle of ?Prehistoric Flints in, X, Pavia (Naples), IV, 556.?Ori 186.?Representations of River ental in Berlin, IX, 376.?at gods, VIII, 469.?Stone-cutter's Paris Exposition, 1900, V, 119.? Tool, VIII, 491.?Central: Ar for Sixtine Chapel, after Raph chaeological Notes on, VIII, ael's Cartoons, V, 487.?Villa 348; Sites, VII, 458.?Northern: hermosa, at Madrid, X, 371. Antiquities, VII, 364; Architec Taplow, Bronze Spear-head, VIII, ture, VIII, 301 ; Discoveries, 378. I, 346; II, 107; Sculptured Mon Tarentum: Discoveries, Minor, I, uments, II, 241 ; Temple of Zeus 357; IV, 545-?Museum, 1,357-? Boetocaecus, III, 283. Early Pottery, IV, 262 ;X, 108.? Syrian: Bronzes: in Constantinople, Prehistoric Remains, V, 354.? VII, 370; in Louvre, X, 186.? Reliefs, III, 124.?Settlement of Divinities, Various, IX, 200.? Bronze Age, IV, 495. Mounted Deity, VII, 234; VIII, Tarhuna, Marble Relief, representing 347.?Steppe, V, 457. Nymphs, III, 296. Tarsus: Discoveries in Vicinity, 102.?Bronze Ta'anach (Taanek) : Canaanite VIII, Ephebus, IV, Castle, VII, 107.?Discoveries, 345.?Marsyas Statue, V, 235.? Site and in. Various, VIII, 99 ; IX, 341 ; X, Vicinity, VII, 97.?Excavations, Comparison Taurus, Passes of, VI, 461. with Those at Gezer and Me Taxes, Ancient Import and Export giddo, X, 440. Duties, III, 134. 254 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Tebessa: Museum, Sculpture, VIII, phi ; Didyma.?held by Divini 123.?Polychrome Sculpture, II, ties (Coins), VIII, 483.?at 133.?Sarcophagus of St. Cris Djebba, VI, 486.-?See Dougga; pina, VIII, 502.?Terra-cotta : Epidaurus ; Ephesus ; Eretria.? Heracles attacking Amphitryon, at Gezer, VII, 365.?Gighti, VIII, 495; Medallion, City of VIII, 122, 125.?Greek: Devel Tebessa pouring a , VIII, opment of, V, 458 ; VI, 202 ; 494. Orientation of, VI, 463 ; in Sicily Tegea: Atalanta, X, 446.?Excava and Southern Italy, V, 458; Use tions and Discoveries, VI, 361 ; of Sculpture in, III, 289.?at VII, 378.?Sculpture, VI, 361; Heliopolis, VI, 200.?Henchir-es VII, 379.?Temple, VII, 378.? Srira, X, 363.?at Huelva, VI, Temple of Athene Alea, Repre 368.?Italian, Architecture of, sentation of Hygieia, IX, 207. IV, 541.?in Central Italy, VIII. Tehneh, Discoveries, IX, 97. 317.?See Karnak.?at Larsa, IX, Telephotography, VII, 396. 340.?Lindus, IX, 105.?Lusoi, Telephus: Frieze from Pergamon, V, 346.?Medinet-el-Nahas, VII, V, 229.?History of Family, Per 104.?Miletus, X, 340.?Mt. Oeta, gamene Altar, IX, 206.?See II, no.?See Naples.?at Naun Vase-Paintings. dorf, V, 357.?Nhatrang, VII, Telesphorus, VI, 215. 495.?See Norba.?at Orochak, Tell el-Mutesellim: Altar and Sacri II, 116.?See Olympia.?Paga ficial Utensils, IX, 344.?Canaan nica, VII, 381.?See Paros.?Per itish Fortress, IX, 343.?Excava gamon, VII, 460.?Philae, VIII, tions and Discoveries, VIII, 100; 300.?Phoenician, V, 87.?Poggio IX, 101, 343. Buco, III, 635.?See Pompeii.? Tell el Yehudiyeh, Temple of Onias, founded by Ptolemy, VII, 245.? at X, 33S-. Puy-de-D?me, VIII, 114.?See Tell-esh-Shibab, Egyptian Monu Rome.?Sakkarah, III, 514.?See ment, V, 334. Sardis.?Serabit el Khadem, X, Tell-Hum, Beginnings of Excava 335.?S?, IX, 343.?Sidon, VIII, tions, X, 98. 99; IX, 343.?Siwa(h), III, Tell Sandahannah, Seleucid City, V, 515; IV, 480.?See Smyrna.? 88. of Solomon, X, 441.?at Sparta, Tello: Altar with Reliefs, V, 87.? X, 348.?at Stonehenge, VI, Excavations and Discoveries, 457.?See Sunium.?at Susa, IX, VIII, 346; IX, 341.?Headless 340.?Syracuse, VIII, 365.?See Statue, VIII, 346.?Statuette of Syria.?at Tanagra, III, 617.? Dog of Sou-mou-ilou, IX, 341 ; Tegea, V, 100.?Tel el Yehudi X, 182. yeh, X, 335.?Tenos, VII, 121.? Templars, Lodges of, Classified List See Thermon.?at Timgad, IX, of, III, 641.?in Orient and 132.?Tivoli, III, 265.?Tomi, France, V, 117. II, 132.?Vienne, X, 467.?Wady Temples: at Abu Gurab, V, 330.? Haifa, X, 335.?For temples of Abusir, VI, 346.?Abydos, V, divinities, see individual divin 85; VI, 347.?See Aegina.?An ities. nas, VIII, 343.?at Aphrodisias, Templum, Origin of, VI, 219. X, 337.?Argos, IX, 347.?Asine, Tenos, Temple of Poseidon and Am VIII, 104.?Asshur, X, 95.?See phitrite, VII, 121. Baal Athens.?Atri, VI, 75.?See Teramo, Roman Buildings, III, 77. 102.? ; Babylon.?Bassae, X, Terence: Eunuchus, VI, 90.?Illus Beneven Behb?t, III, 512.?See trated Manuscripts of, VII, 480; tum.?Bost?n Esh-Shaykh, VI, VIII, 322. 62.?Cairo, VII, 103.?Carthaea, Terni, Roman Building, III, 550. X, 103.?See Carthage.?Coele Terracina, Mooring Stone, V, 354. 101 syria, IX, ; X, 441.?See Cos; Terra-cottas: from Acrae, Female 120.? Cotilum.?Cotrone, II, Head, V, 462.?Relief by Ama Crete: Gortyna, VI, 360; Palai deo, Milan, Municipal Museum, kastro, X, 104.?Cyzicus, VIII, VII, 258.?from Amphipolis, III, 350.?See Deir-el-Bahari; Del 315.?Archaic Figurines, Genre NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 255

the Subjects, VI, 477.?Argos, J cratis, IV, 479.?Nippur, Fig Aspis, Figurines, X, 342.?Ath- | urine, II, 238.?Norba, Frag ens: Heads, National Museum, ments, X, 109.?Palestrina, Va VIII, 309; Lamp with Scene rious, X, 109.?from Pergamon, from a Mime, VI, 70.?Votive VII, in.?See Rdbbia, della.? Tablets from the Acropolis, II, from Rome : Early Christian, IX, 267.?Atri, Temple, VI, 74.? 487; Frieze of Octavius with Bassano, Polychrome Glazed Re Athlete Statues, VII, 479.?Re lief, III, 591.?Boeotia: Archaic lief, Scene from a Tragedv, X, Head of Sphinx, V, 231 ; Archaic in, 461.?Saint-Martin, Ink Image, Boston, III, 572; Votive stand, VIII, 115.?Smyrna, Early of Ionic Figure" Youth, V, 462; Frieze, III, 290.?Sousse, Mourners," VIII, 304.?in Bos VII, 393; VIII, 380; Gandolfe ton: Roman Portrait-bust, VI, Collection, I, 383.?Tanagra: 376; Female Statuette, III, 573; Figurines in Boston, V, 115; see also Boston, Museum.?Bra representing Scenes from the ziers, X, 105.?Brindisi, Weight, Domestic Life of Women, III, VIII, in.?Campana, Reliefs, 607.?Tarentum : Heads, III, Vienna, VI, 484.?in Candia, I, 291 ; Reliefs representing the 355.?from Carthage: Figurines, Dioscuri, V, 243, 477.?Tebessa, Necropolis of St. Monica, IX, Medallions, VIII, 494.?Thebes 365 ; Model of Roman Hydrau (Boeotia), Plaque, representing lus, IX, 223; Statuettes, VIII, Aphrodite, V, 231; Representa 124.?in Chicago, see Chicago, tions of Scenes from the Domestic Art Institute.?Chrysovitza, Fig Life of Women, III, 607.? urines, IV, 489.?Civit' Alba, Thera, I, 354.?Thermon, Met Frieze of the Gauls, VIII, no.? opes from Temple, III, 260.? in Cologne, VIII, 324.?from Venice, Relief, Madonna, VI, Corinth, Votive Tablets to Po 229.?Villanueva y Geltru, Fig seidon, I, 409.?Crete: Archaic, ure of Goddess, VII, 385. IV, 540.?Cnossus, Figurine, Terramara: Alseno, V, 102.?Carpi, Goddess with Serpents, X, 444.? IV, 494.?Cibeno, III, 536.? Crimean, I, 411.?Egyptian Montata dell' Orto, III, 537.? Ushabtis, IV, 546.?from Eleusis, Rovere di Caorso (Sulcus Primi Plaque representing Eleusinian genius), I, 362. Ceremonies, III, 128; Painted Terra Sigillata: in Gaul, VII, 485.-? Plaques with Scenes from the of the Graufesenque, VIII, 365.? Eleusinian Cult, VI, 207.?Ere History of, X, 177.?See Vases, tria: ETrivnrpov, III, 128; in Na Aretine. tional Museum, Athens, III, 607. Tessera: Lead from Frascati, II, ?Gallic, VI, 485.?Greek: Ar 123.?of Legio XI Claudia from ticles on, IX, 479; representing Gardun, III, 323.?Tesserula Breadmaking, I, 420; Early Aedificiorum, VII, 360. Types, IV, 344; Group of Tesserae: Ancient, used in Com an Mother Nursing Infant, III, merce, II, 324.?with Types of 298.?from H?nenberg, Roman, Annona, IV, 365.?Attic, III, VIII, 118.?from Italy, Ancient, 136.?Biblioth?que Nationale, IV, see Chicago, Field Columbian 374.?Leaden, X, 466.?Palmy Museum.?Southern Italy, Fig rene, X, 186.?Roman, III, 634.? ures, VI, 367.?See Lamps.? Various, V, 353. Lusoi, Temple of Artemis, V, Testamentum Domini, Description of 346.?from Lycosura, ?y?/l//ara, Christian Basilica, IV, 376. V, 475.?representing the Ma Tettix, III, 628; X, 457. tronae, VI, 222.?from Mo Textile Industries at Milan, VII, 397. dena, Altarpiece, VI, 494.? Textiles: from Arsino?, III, 60.? Montecassiano, Mattia della Rob Byzantine at Baume, IV, 379.? bia, Last Supper, VI, 495.?My Errera Collection in Brussels, cenaean, with Raised Arms, ? VI, 489. VIII, 304.?from Myrina, Aph- ?Teyjat, Prehistoric Rock-carvings, rodite and Eros, VII, 368.?Nau VIII, 116. INDEX OF 256 SUBJECTS.

Teyssonge, Bull's Leg of Bronze, III, I Thecla, Connection with St. Paul, I, 555 438. : Monument at Thalia, Relief in Berlin, VI, 227. Themistocles of, Mag Thalnitscher, Antiquitates Laba nesia, II, 305; X, 455.?Ostra censes, Extracts from, VI, 484. cism, II, 291. in Four Thamugadi, Original Plan, IX, 224. Theocritus, Representation 217. ?See Timgad. teenth-century Miniature, X, Theophrastus, Mouth-piece of the Thasos, Reliefs from, VI, 465; VIII, IV, 539. 297 ; IX, 205. avl?cy Theoxeniae, and the Flight of the OEapoa?KOL, at Epidaurus, VI, 211. Dioscuri, VI, 214. Theatre: Alabanda, X, 99.?of Asia Thera: Buildings, IX, 467.?Excava Minor, II, 259.?Dionysiac, see ? tions, III, 532; IV, 254, 493: V, Athens. Bois-des-Bouchauds, 348; VII, 121.?Museum, VII, VII, 131.?Carthage, Roman, IX, ? 122. Theatre, VIII, 362.? 133.?Crete, VI, 357.?Cyzicus, Weights, V, 476; VII, 244. VIII, 350.?Delos, II, 257.? Thermon: Buildings, Remains Reliefs 299.? of, V, Delphi, from, III, 101.?Excavations and Discov Dougga, III, 566; IV, 508; VI, eries, II, 115; IV, 254; VII, 90.?Eleusis, Fragment of Stone 122.?Temple of Apollo: III, Structure, IV, 491.?Ephesus, III, 260, 532; V, 101; VI, 462; Met 523; IV, 485; VI, 352; VII, opes, VIII, 108.?Temples, Doric, 108.?Greek: Fifth Century, II, Remains of, III, 70. 250; Optical Qualities of, IV, Thermopylae, Excavations and Dis 343; Paraskenia, III, 604; Paro coveries, II, 115; V, 101. doi, III, 604; Periaktoi, III, 604; Roman and Mediaeval Place of Performance of the Th?rouanne, Remains, IV, 516. Thymelici and the Scaenici, VI, Theseus: Legend in Athens, in Fifth 215; Plutarch's References to, Century, X, 192.?Punishment, IX, 214; Stage, V, 460; VIII, VII, 477.?and Minotaur on Sca 472; Stage, illustrated by Ass rab, I, 400.?See Vase-paintings. teas Vase, V, 469; Stage Scenery, Thespiae: Monument to the Muses, IV, 362; Tickets (symbola), II, VII, 379.?Museia, Reorganiza 308.?Hellenistic, Stage, IV, 525 ; tion, VII, 245. V, 460.?Miletus, VIII, 351.? Thessalonica, Graeco-Thracian Bas New Pleuron, III, 259.?Oenia relief in Brussels, VII, 133. dae, V, 97.?Perinthus-Heraclea, Thessaly: Coast of, X, 348.?Topo IV, 535.?Priene, III, 252.?Syr graphical Study, IV, 538.?Re acuse, VI, 203.?Thera, VIII, liefs from, X, 348. 362.?Thugga, see Dougga.? Thetis, Vase-painting, VI, 471 : VII, Roman, 502.?Verona, Turin, IV, 129. Roman, X, 353.?of Vitruvius, Thibilis, House of the Antistii, X, 117, 459. II, 258; III, 287; X, 470. Thebes (Boeotia) : Archaic Statuette Thignica, Seventeenth-century Ac of III, 290.?Funeral Apollo, count of, VIII, 495. Stele with Decoration, Engraved Thorax, Homeric, IV, 539. VII, Relief of 379.?Museum, Thorns, Sacred, IV, 376, 380, 548; Fallen Amazon, X, 349. V, 247, 482. Thebes : (Egypt) Amenhotep II, VI, Thrace: Discoveries, (Eastern), VII, Tablet 59.?Bronze Case, VII, 369.?Last Kings of, VIII, 353.? 231.?Discoveries, VIII, 345.? Sculpture from, IV, 249.?Scy Excavations, IX, 97.?Keftiu thian Remains, VI, 456. of Fresco, IX, 458.?Mummy Thracian : Bosphorus, Topography, of the Exo Meremptah, Pharaoh IV, 522.?Civilization, Move dus, VI, 348.?Palace of Ameno ment from North to South, VII, phis III, VI, 347.?Plough, IX, 473.?Gods, III, 595.?Horse 458.?Temples, Restorations and man: on Coins, III, 312; Monu Repairs, VI, 60.?Thothmes I ments relating to Worship of, and III, VI, 59.?Writing VIII, 484; Relief of Type from tablets, III, 244. I Poemanenum, X, 441 ; Statue NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 257

from Kara-Agatch, V, 112.? Love," IV, 283 ; VII, 498 ; VIII, Portrait-head, Athens, II, 278. 334, 505. see Bpiva?, IX, 216. Titus: Arch of, Rome.?Inscrip tions to Throne, of Apollo at Amyclae, VI, relating Reign, VI, 217. 463; VIII, 355. ' Tityos, Punishment, VII, 477. Tivoli: See Hadrian's Villa.?Ped Thugga: Account of in Seventeenth estals of Century, VIII, 495.?Excava Statues, VII, 384.?Sta. Maria in tions, VII, 394.?Theatre, VI, Vulturella, IX, 229.? 90.?See Dougga. Sculptures, VII, 129.?Temple of Hercules Votive Arti Thyiades, see Dionysus. Victor, cles, 265.?Various Minor Thunderbolts, Prehistoric Stones, X, III, 437 Antiquities, III, 550.?Votive Articles, III, 265. Thurible of Godric, X, 477. Tobna, Roman Remains, VIII, 123. Thymele, Meaning of, VI, 476. Toeplitz, Portrait of Federico Gon Thymelici, VI, 215. zaga by Lorenzo Costa, VIII, Tiara, of Sa?taphernes, I, 407; IV, 399 361, 540; VII, 486; VIII, 324, Toga, 377. 492. Development of, IV, Toledo, Cathedral, Proportions of, Tiber, Island, VII, 248. V, 250. Tiberius: Arch of, V, 477.?Bronze Tolosates, Oppidum of, VI, 221. Head from Turin, VI, 367.? Tombs: at 'Abdeh: IX, 101 ; Naba Representation on Vase from taean, IX, 341.?Abu Hatab, vBoscoreale, VII, 480. VIII, 346.?at Abusir: Fifth Ticinum, Mint, VIII, 487. dynasty, VIII, 342; Greek, VIII, Tieion, Ruins of, VI, 351. 96; Mastabas, IX, 98; of Mid Tiepolo, Giovanni Battista: Three dle Empire, VI, 347 ; Tomb Paintings at Como, Villa Gir?la, Temple, IX, 337; Various, VII, VII, 139.?Vienna, VI, 385. 103; VIII, 96, 342; IX, 97.? Timgad: Baptistery, VII, 139.? at Abusir el M?l?q, X, 93.?at Baths, IX, 132.?Buildings, X, 121.?Excavations and Discov Abydos: Prehistoric, V, 85; Royal, VI, 59; Royal of First eries, I, 387; VII, 392; VIII, Dynasty, V, 84; VI, 57; Royal 123 ; X, 121.?Library, X, 123.? of First and Second Dynasties, Market, X, 123.?Polychrome VI, 57.?at Acqui, I, 361.? Marble Statuette, X, 363.?Table Aetolia, Tumuli, VIII, 354.? for Measures, X, 123.?Temple, j Africa, of the Christian, VI, IX, 132.?See Thamugadi. 199.?Ai'n-Sefra, Tumuli, IX, Nike of ? Timotheus, Epidaurus, VIII, 484. Alexandria : V, 331; 474 Chamber-, VIII, 468; Ptolemaic Tintoretto: Life and Works, V, Cemetery, X, 93.?at Alfedena, of Francesco Con 487.?Portrait VI, 362.?Algeria, Ardjem, X, tarini, IX, 381. 122.?Almese, Roman, III, 80.? Fresco of Tiryns: Bull-catcher, III, Amphipolis, Macedonian, III, 125.?Palace, X, 107. 626.?Ananino (Russia), Primi : Date of Titian Birth, VI, 498 ; VII, tive, I, 391.?Ancona, Pre-Roman 259.?Mater Dolorosa: Madrid, and Roman Necropolis, VII, IX, 236; Paris, IX, 236.?Por 381.?Andalusia, Phoenician, III, trait: of Ariosto, IX, 142, 240; 638.?Andernach, VI, 84.?An of of Cardinal Bembo, IX, 137; tino?, Roman Cemeteries, VI, 59. of Giacomo Doria, VII, 404; ?Apulia, Primitive, VI, 218. Laura de' Dianti, Richmond, X, ?Arc?le, Roman, I, 365.?Ar 132; of Eleonora Gonzaga (?), gos: VIII, 104; Mycenaean Mor Castagnola, VIII, 392; of Necropolis, VII, 372; IX, 107. itz von Sachsen, V, 255; of An ?Arizona, VIII, 389.?Arsino?, tonio Palma, Dresden, IX, 496; Objects found in, III, 60.? of Pietro Aretino (Chigi), X, Ascoli Piceno, Barbarian Ceme 131; (Dresden), VI, 235.?Rem tery, VIII, 329.?Asshur, IX, brandt's Indebtedness to, IX, 340; X, 95.?Assiout, VIII, 95.? 489.?" Sacred and Profane Assuan, Arab, VII, 395.?Assur, 17 258 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

see Asshur.?Atene Lucana, VI, V, 34^.?Chassenard, Roman, 363.?Athens: Acropolis, Pre VII, 386.?Chersonesus, X, 89.? historic, VII, 372; near Areopa Chiusi, Etruscan, V, 102.?Chul gus, II, 113; Callithea, Necropo lu, Punic, X, 122.?Coblenz lis, V, 93 ; near Ilissus, Ceme Neuendorf, Roman Necropolis, tery, V, 341 ; Sacred Way, IX, VI, 84.?Colchester, Late Celtic, 108 ; Various, V, 93.?Atri, Pre X, 360.?Collesano, X, 114.? historic, VII, 122.?Aufidena, Cologne, Roman, II, 129; III, Necropolis, VI, 75.?Baetica, 269.?Colonus, IV, 255.?Cor Pre-Roman, IV, 370.?Bailas, VI, neto, V, 103, 349; Tomba dei 346.?Barbarano di Sutri, III, Tori, VII, 246.?Cos, IV, 493.? 533.?Bari, of Early Iron Age, Costanza, Grave with Wall IX, 115.?Basilik?: Bee-hive, X, paintings, V, 330.?Costievo, 344; Larnax Burials, X, 344.? Tumulus, VIII, 353.?Crete: Bassecourt, Burgundian Ceme Artsa, IX, 109; Basilik?, X, 344; tery, III, 589.?Beit-Djebrin, Cnossus : Prehistoric, X, 343 ; 106 Macedo-Sidonian, VII, ; Royal Tomb, IX, no; Various, VIII, 98.?Beit Khallaf, Masta IX, no; Hagia Triada: VIII, bas, VI, 58; Royal of Third 106 ; X, 344, 345 ; Monuments Dynasty, V, 332.?Belmonte for Graves of Poor, V, 242; Piceno, Necropolis, VI, 75.? Isopata, Royal, X, 343, 344; Bene Vagienna, II, 123.?Bene Mouliana, Late Mycenaean, IX, vento, Eneolithic, X, 202.?Beni in; Palaeokastro, VII, 118; Has(s)an, Middle Empire, Ne Phaestus, VII, 119; X, 344; cropolis, VIII, 343.?Beresani, Praesus, VIII, 314; Zakro, in X, 89.?Biban-el-Molouk, Plan Caves, VI, 360; in Western of Royal Tomb, III, 113.?Biton Crete, VI, 357.?Cumae: IX, "Tomba a 120.? to, Ziro," II, 222; Early Greek, VIII, 363.? Bolsena, IX, 116.?Boscoreale, Valleys of the Cure and the del Christian, I, 356.?Cabeza Cousin, Stone, IV, 372.?Cy Griego, VIL 130.?Cagliari, clades, Early, III, 623.?Cy Primitive, VII, 384.?Calciano, prus, French, III, 642.?Dau : Roman, III, 70.?Caltagirone phin?, Gallic, IV, 503.?Derby Necropolis, IX, 122; Sicilian, IX, shire, Five-wells Tumulus, VI, 122.?Camarina, IX, 122; X, 199.?Deir-el-Bahari, X, 94; Ne 120.? 349.?Campagnano, II, cropolis, III, 512.?Dessueri, Candi?lo, III, 79.?Carian, I, with Mycenaean Pottery, IX, 421.?Carmona, Tumuli, III, 122.?Dimini, Mycenaean Bee 280.?Carthaea, X, 103.?Car hive, V, 345 ; VII, 120.?D?rnig : thage Cemetery of the Officiates, wald, Pre-Roman, II, 127.? I, 385; Necropolis: IV, 508; of Drachmani, Hellenic Tumuli, X, Dermech, Proto-Punic, VII, 137; 103.?Eboda, VIII, 347.?Egyp Punic, III, 94, 95, 564; VII, 137; tian : Cemeteries of Western Des at X, 122; Punic Bordj-Djedid, ert, IV, 242; of Early Kings, II, III, 274, 565 ; IV, 271 ; Punic of 239; of the First Dynasty, III, of St. Dou?m?s, I, 384; III, 93; 114; with Table with Offerings, Monica, IV, 508; V, 114; VI, I, 396; Twelfth-dynasty, Con Roman 89; IX, 365. Superposed tents of, III, 597.?El-Akhaiwa, Cemeteries, III, 274; IV, 272.? Early, V, 332; VI, 345--E1 Al di Castelluccio Pienza, Etruscan, awniyeh, Prehistoric, VI, 58.?> VI, 363.?Castelmezzano, III, El Amrah, Prehistoric Ceme Etrus 80.?Castiglion del Lago, teries, V, 332.?Elassona, Bee can, I, 363.?Castiglion d'Orcia, hive, III, 530.?Eleusis, Ancient Roman, III, 535.?Cervetri, Reg Necropolis, III, 257.?El-Kab, ulini-Galassi, Date of, III, 141.? Twelfth-dynasty, VIII, 342.? Cesi, Roman, III, 74.?Cetona Enfield, Roman, VIII, 375.? and Chiusi, V, 102.?Chaeronea, Eretria: V, 95, 345; Chamber-, Burial Mound of the Macedoni III, 68; IV, 492; VII, 120; Dis ans, VII, 373; VIII, 357.?Chal coveries in, III, 530; Necropolis cis, VII, 116.?Chania, Roman, of Geometric Period, VIII, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 259

ioy.?Esneh, of Time of Ra IV, 484; VI, 6i; of the Kings, meses VI, X, 94.?-Este: VI, 218, IX, 200; in Syrian Orphan Asy 362, 363 ; Periods of, IV, 368 ; V, lum, IX, 200.?Kannstadt, Ro 349; Primitive and Roman, IX, man Necropolis, III, 558.?Ka 117; at Villa Benvenuti, VIII, pakly: Mycenaean Dome, X, in.?Gallizia, Roman Necropo 346; Tholos, X, 105.?Kernec lis, X, 108.?Gambia, Tumuli, (Languidic), Tumulus, III, 554. IX, 96.?Gela, VI, 76; VII, 128. ?Kief, Scythian, X, 90.? ?Genoa: Necropolis, IV, 368; Klicevac, Necropolis, VI, 456.? containing Greek Vases, III, Kostamneh, Predynastic, X, 536.?Georgia (Russia), VI, 333.?Kuban Region: Tumuli 344.?Gezer: IX, 464; Canaan of Horses, X, 89; Tumulus of ite, IX, 342; Christian, IX, 342; , X, 89.?La Calle, Tumu Maccabaean, IX, 342; X, 337; lus, VIII, 380.?Lake Ladoga, containing Philistine Remains, Russian Tumuli, III, 241.?La X, 98; Seleucid Necropolis, VIII, munia, Phrygian Tumulus, III, 601.?Laodicea Phoe 347; Semitic," IX, 342.?Giebel (Canaan), stadt, H?nengrab," III, 56.? nician, III, 61.?, Sicel Girgenti : Roman Necropolis, and Greek, V, 106.?Leptis VI, 76; Sicel, VI, 363.?Gizeh: Magna, Mithraic, IX, 131.?Les VIII, 343 ; X, 95 ; Cemetery of kovac, X, 90.?Licodia Eubea, Old Kingdom, X, 93 ; Mastabas, II, 125; VII, 127; Christian, IX, IX, 338; Necropolis of Fourth 122.?Liptingen, Pre-Roman, II, Dynasty, VIII, 97.?Gordium : 128.?Lutzine, Necropolis, V, IX, 201; Tumuli, V, 335.? 83.?Lydia, Tumuli, V, 89.? Grammichele, X, 114.?Grand Macciano, Etruscan, with Latin Resto, Tumuli, III, 242.?Greece, Inscriptions, IV, 495.?Mace Various, VII, 122.?Grottaf er donia, Tumuli, VII, 101.?Malta, rata, VII, 124; VIII, 109.?Grot Phoenician, X, 435.?Mangalia, ticelli, VII, 128.?Gr?nstadt, IX, 95.?Mannheim, Roman and Merovingian, IV, 517.?Guiga Pre-Roman, I, 373.?Marissa, riche, of Mithras Worshippers, Painted, VIII, 469; X, 98.? VIII, 124.?Hadrumetum : IX, Martres-de-Veyre, Roman, VII, 132; Roman Cemetery, X, 120.? 386.?Matera: of Bronze Age, Halicarnassus, Rock-hewn, VIII, IV, 495 ; Prehistoric Necropolis, 101.?Harlyn, Neolithic Ceme X, 350.?Medinet-el-Nahas, VII, tery, V, 113.?Hieraconpolis, 104.?Medinet-Gh?ran, VII, 104, Egyptian, III, 59; Predynastic, 361.?Medinet-M?di, VII, 361.? X, 94.?Holdenby, Anglo-Saxon Menidi, III, 624.?Megiddo, Cemetery, IV, 280.?Fabriano, X, 97.?Miletus, X, 340.?Mo Early, IV, 494.?Faenza, Roman, kiewka, Scythian Burial Mounds, IX, 117.?Faliscan, III, 144.?at VI, 56.?Molinello, Sicel, VII, Fara, VIII, 346.?Ferento, VII, 128.?Moncalieri, Roman, III, 123 ; X, 108.?Flemish, X, 210.? 79.?Monte Bradoni, Eneolithic, Fontenay, Abbey (Fourteenth III, 540.?Montefior entino, by Francesco di century), IV, 515.?Forli: An Simone Florentino, cient Necropolis, IX, 356; Ro VI, 382.?Montefortino, Gallic, man, III, 536.?Frankfort, Ro V, 479; VI, 483.?Montegiorgio, in.?Monte man Cemetery, VI, 371.?Intro Novilara, VIII, dacqua, Pre-Roman, III, 537.? pulciano, II, 122.?Montera Isle of Wight, Ancient, IV, cello, Early Necropolis, III, 263. Burial 507.?It?lica, Roman, III, 551.? ?Montezuma, Crib, IX, of Iron Italy: Eneolithic, III, 321; IV, 388.?Murge, Age, X, 263 ; Neolithic, III, 321 ; Prehis 107.?Mycenae, Chamber-, V, 97. toric, VII, 123 ; Various, VI, ?Naga-D?r [ad-Deir], VI, 346; 367; VIII, 109; IX, 123; X, 115, VIII, 344.?Naples, Necropolis discovered in 353?F.?Jerusalem: of David 1793, X, 465.? Pre and the Kings of Judah, II, Neolithic, X, 178.?Nesazio, 241 ; Graeco-Roman, V, 88 ; with Roman, VII, 124; IX, 130.?Nesi Greek and Hebrew Inscriptions, actum, Pre-Roman, VII, 389.? 2?O INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Neustadt, Early Hallstatt Ne Latina, III, 73 ; Via Salaria, cropolis, V, no.?Neuvy-Pail Sepulchral Chamber, X, in; loux, Roman, VII, 386.?Nippur, see also Tomb of.?at Rusicade, IV, 482, 483.?Nora, Phoenician, X, 121?Russian: Tumuli, IV, X, 202.?Norba: of Iron Age, 250; Various, IV, 250; VIII, VI, 364; Mediaeval Cemetery of 373; Southern: Tumuli, IX, 94. Ninfa, X, 108 ; Various, X, 107, ?Various, VIII, 120.?St. Peters 109.?Northamptonshire, Anglo burg, Tumuli near, III, 507.? Saxon, VIII, 400.?North Luffen Saint-Seine l'Abbaye, in Abbey ham, Anglo-Saxon, VIII, 400.? Church of, I, 452.?Sakkarah, see Ohrweiler, VIII, 118.?Orcho Saqqarah.?Sala Consilina, I, menos: VII, 377; Tumulus, X, 433.?Salins, Bronze Age and 103.?Ornavasso, VI, 483.?Pag Hallstatt Tumuli, IX, 223.? anica, VII, 381.?Palestrina, Salonika, Tumuli, VIII, 103.? Necropolis, V, 103.?Pantelleria, Samos, Early Cemeteries, III, Tumuli, V, 103.?Paphlagonia, 609.?San Arpi?o, Samnite, III, IX, 346.?Paris, Gallo-Roman 261.?San Gimignano, Etruscan, Necropolis, VII, 387.?Pelos, VI, 80.?S. Luigi, Greek, IX, Prehistoric, III, 257.?Pergamon, 123.?San Quirico d'Orcia, Early, X, 341.?Perugia: Etruscan, IV, III, 548.?Saqqarah: Mastabas, 495 ; V, 103 ; Third-century, V, III, 514; of Sixth Dynasty, II, 479.?Philippopolis: III, 526; 101.?Sardinian, Various, III, Tumulus, X, 332; Tumulus con 550; VI, 80, 81; IX, 358; X, 114. taining a Roman Chariot, IV, ?Saturnia, Necropolis, IV, 501. ? 486. Pietraposta, III, 80.? ?Scanno, III, 549.?Shurafa, V, Pil?f-Tep?, Tumulus of, V, j 331.?Sicily: Siculan, II, 124, 101.?Plemmyrium, Sicel, III, 328; Various, II, 124; III, 549; 636.?Poggio Buco, III, 636.? IV, 263, 501, 502; VI, 219; VII, see Pola: VIII, 119, 120, 372; Pre 129; VIII, 109; X, 107, 114; Roman, IX, 130.?Portogruaro, above, Gela, Girgenti ; below, of a Physician, IX, 356.?at Poz Syracuse.?Siphnus, IV, 253.? zuoli: VI, 364; Chamber-, VII, Siwa, Oasis, IV, 480.?Skalitz, of 125.?Praeneste, Bernadini, Date Bronze Age, VIII, 372.?Soissons, of, III, 141.?Quinto Forentino, Gallo-Roman, IV, 266.?Soukra, Etruscan, IX, 117.?Randazzo, Punic Grave, V, 115.?Stano di Necropolis, V, 479.?Ravenna, Ragusa, Early Christian Ceme Christian Cemetery, IX, 357.? tery, VI, 91.?Sulmona, Necropo Roman Remagen, Roman, VIII, 118.? lis, III, 549.?Stenjevec, : Remedello Sotto : Necropolis, Cemetery, IV, 505.?Syracuse III, 321; IV, 369; VI, 218; VII, Early Christian, V, 117; Greek 248 ; Eneolithic, III, 145, 540.? and Christian, IX, 359; Sec Reqaqnah, Early, VI, 347.? ondary Cemeteries, II, 328 ; Va Rheneia, of Dead removed from rious, III, 264.?Syrus, IV, 253.? Delos, III, 259.?Lower Rhine, Tabarka, Christian Necropolis, Ancient on, VI, 222.?Rimini, X, 375.?Tarbaneh, Roman, IV, Chris Roman, III, 79.?Rivetazzo, VII, 246.?Tehneh, Roman and 384.?Rocciano, Travertine, X, tian Cemeteries, IX, 99.?Tello, 351.?Rome: Columbaria along Babylonian Necropolis, IX, 341. Via Salaria, X, 352; Forum: Va ?Teramo, of Byzantine Date, rious, VI, 365; VII, 125, 383; III, 77.?Termessus, IV, 249; VIII, 112; IX, 118; X, in; see V, 229.?Termini Imerese, VII, also Rome, Forum: Niger Lapis. 128.?Terni, Pre-Roman and Ne 81.?Terranova Jewish Cemetery, X, 127; Christian, VI, cropolis of the Esquiline, VII, Fausania, II, 121.?Thapsus, 126; Palatine Necropolis, VII, Punic Necropolis, IV, 275.? 126 ; Prehistoric Necropolis, Thebes (Boeotia), Mycenaean, in VIII, 363; at Sta. Agnese, VI, II, III, 70; X, 349.?Thebes 93; IX, 487; near S. Paolo, III, (Egypt), Necropolis, III, 515.? 547; Various, IV, 261; X, 112, Thera, Necropolis, I, 353; IV, 113; in the , VIII, 109; Via 254; VIII, 108.?Thessaly, IV, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 261

255-?Thrace, Scythian Tumuli, i IX, 97-?Queen Hatshepsowet, VI, 456.?Timmari, Necropolis, Thebes, VIII, 97.?Queen Hat VI, 81.?Todmorden, British 1 shepsu, Thebes, VIII, 345.? Barrow, VIII, 122.?Touna, Ne Imperial Family, Spires, Cathe cropolis, VIII, 95.?Toundja dral, V, 120; VI, 227.?loua and Valley, Tumuli, VII, 370.? Tjoua, Valley of Tombs of Tournai, Cemeteries, VI, 369.? Kings, X, 180.?Julian Family, Tr?ves, Necropolis near, III, Rome, VIII, 322.?Sir Roger de 270.?Trieste, VIII, 372.?Tunis, Kerdestone, Reepham, X, 212.? Carthaginian, VIII, 122.?Turin, the Lollii, , X, 122.?Ber Roman, III, 551; VI, 367.?Ur ardo Maggi, Brescia, IV, 276.? mitz, VIII, 118.?Utica, Punic Menephtah, Thebes, IX, 97.? Necropolis, X, 364.?V?nejean, Men?s, Negadah, II, 239; IV, Roman Necropolis, VIII, 368.? 478.?Osiris, Abydos, II, 98; Ventimiglia, Early Empire, IX, III, 113.?Parthenius, III, 621.? 359.?Verucchio, Necropolis, III, Philibert de Ch?lons, Design 551.?Vetulonia, III, 78, 141 ; V, for, VI, 501.?Pollaiuolo, S. 354.?Viterbo: Eneolithic, VIII, Pietro dei Vincoli, Rome, IX, 322; Necropolis, V, 355.?Viz 234.?Ptahhetep, Saqqarah, III, ? zini, VII, 128.?Volo, III, 532; 514. Queen of Rameses II, IV, 493 ;V, 348.?Volterra, Etrus Thebes, VIII, 345.?Raphael, can, III, 265.?Vulci, with Wall Statue of the Virgin from, III, paintings, I, 426.?Westphalia, 327.?Romulus (Niger Lapis), Megalithic, V, 246.?Wran?zi, III, 541, 634; IV, 257, 258; V, Necropolis, X, 103.?Yortan, Ne 245, 479; VI, 219; VIII, 112, cropolis, V, 91; VI, 354.?Zu 297, 489.?St. Cyprian, Car rowka, Horse-, IX, 95.?Zaoui?t thage, VI, 229.?St. Urban, III, el-Ary?n, Thinite, IX, 97.?See 98.?St. Wenceslas, Prague, Ca also Catacombs, Mausoleum, thedral, IV, 381.?SS. Felix and Rock-tombs. Adactus, Rome, IX, 378.?SS. Marcus and Tomb of: Agrippa, Rome, VIII, Marcellianus, VIII, 322.?Akhouthotep (Mastaba), 128.?Sansovino, Faenza, VII, Sassetti Giu Saqqarah, IX, 458.?Alfieri, by 140.?Francesco by liano da Canova, Florence, VII, 498.? Sangallo, Florence, VII, Amenemhat III, or Moeris, X, 496.?Enrico Scrowegni, Padua, Thebes 438.?Amenophis II, Thebes IX, 493.?Senmut, (Kef II, 101 ; III, 58, 59.?Parents-in tiu-Fresco), IX, 458.?Se-ptah, law of Amenophis III, Thebes, Thebes, X, 335.?Onofrio Strozzi, X, Amonhotepfu, Sta. Trinit?, Florence, VII, 495. 93.?Prince ? Thebes, VIII, 345. Amten ?Themistocles, Piraeus, II, 113. ?Thothmes (Egyptian), Berlin Museum, III, (Thutmosis) I, ? 280. Bartolommeo Aragazzi, Thebes, III, 515; IV, 243.? by Melozzo da Forli, Angels Thothmes III, Thebes, III, 58, from, Montepulciano, X, 130.? 59.?Thothmes IV, Thebes, VII, Bint-, Thebes, VIII, 342.? 362.?Francesco Tornabuoni, by Bolognese Professors, IV, 377.? Verrocchio, VII, 496.?T?cher, Bruniel Family, Sepulchral Slab, Sepulchral Bronze, Regensburg, Mainz, IV, 379.?Carolingian III, 654.?Unas, Pyramid of, Chieftain, Nocera, III, 151.? Saqqarah, IV, 480.?Yolande, Damasus, Rome, VII, 398; VIII, and Duke Ferry, Church of 128.?Fr?re Geoffroy Daniel, Joinville, III, 651.?Ua and Fecamp, III, 644.?Gaston de Tua, Thebes, Valley of the Foix, by Bambaia, Statuette Kings, IX, 339; X, 124. from, X, 130; Sculptures from, romi, Roman Statue, X, 91. VII, 139.?Cornelius Fuscus, ronsus, Valley, Antiquities from, VI, Adam-Klissi, X, 91.?Giovanni 198. del Conte, Milan, III, 592.? rools, of Roman Artisans, Represen Hannibal, Libyssa, VII, 368.? tations on Tombstones, VIII, Queen Hatshepsouitou, Thebes, ] 491. 2?2 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

read Tree and Pillar Topography, Ancient, Papers j Cult, Mycenaean, V, at Archaeological Congress, 475 Renaissance Athens, IX, 350. J Trent, Portraits, VII, Topological Study of Prehellenic | 138. Greece, III, 623. Tr?ves: Discoveries, I, 374.?Drug Topology, Ancient, Study in, V, 453. gists' Balances, Roman, I, 370.? Museum : Torcello, Pulpit, Relief with Alle Acquisitions, VIII, Color gorical Representation of Life, 118; Neumagen Sculptures, Abraham VIII, 497. on, VIII, 492; Relief, and His Toreutic Processes, Ancient, IX, 214, Companions, VI, 227; Statuette of 479 Athlete, III, 299.? Roman Torre Annunziata: Bronze Heracles, House, II, 129; III, 270. ?St. Treasure VII, 129.?Roman House, III, Matthias, of, V, of on Medal of Con 550 485.?View Torso: Athens, Acropolis, Draped stantine, IX, 485. " Treviso : of Female, IX, 467.?Chios, Sketches Cathedral, Assumption the Domenico of, III, 290.?Medici Torso Virgin," by Capri (Paris), III, 296; IV, 345-? ola, IV, 384; VI, 232.?Pietro Work Rome, Nude Male, VIII, 364. Lombardo, of, IV, 554.? S. Frescoes attributed to Tortona, Triptvch by Macrino d'Al Nicolo, Lorenzo ba, IX, 138. Lotto, VI, 231. see Tr?ves. Tortora, Remains of Blanda, I, 364. Trier, Identification with Tortosa, Ancient Moulds, VI, 349. Triparadisos, Toukhel Garamous, Gold and Silver Riblah, III, 285. of Treasure, X, 95. Tripods: Polyclitus, Amyclae, Toulouse: Ancient Settlements, X, I VIII, 306.?See Delphi.?from Foun 203.?Saint-Sernin, I, 444; VI, I Lucera, I, 432.?Marble, dations 491. for, Miletus, X, 340. : Ancient Touna, Stele of Amenophis IV, VIII, ITripoli(s) Oil-presses, III, 100.? 95 596.?Bronze Image, VIII, Discoveries by French Tournay, Museum, Gallery of Henri Exploring van Cutsem, IX, 384. Expedition, VIII, 125.?Statuette of 122. Towchester, Roman Female Head, Aphrodite, III, Eras VIII, 378. Tripolis (Syria), of, II, 305. Connection with the Town Halls, Italian in Middle Ages, Triptolemus, 628.?See Vase VII, 253. Plough, III, paintings. Towns, Gallo-Roman, VI, 221. Triptych: of the Sixteenth Century, Trajan: Arch at Beneventum, IV, VII, Jan van 542 ; VI, 479.?Column of, Rome : 496.?by Eyck, VI, 384. Dacian Envoys, VI, 480 ; Reliefs, X, 461 ; Representations of Four 1Triremes, Ancient, X, 199, 457. Triton: from Statues at Ancona, IX, 480.? Hecatompedon, Athens, Bos Forum of, see Rome.?Monument VI, 462.?Bronze Statuette, at Adam-Klissi, see Adam ton, VI, 377.?See Vase-paint Klissi.?Proc?nsules Asiae in ings, Heracles. Reign of, X, 442.?Portrait Head Troad, Topography of, VII, 459. Troezen: from Nish, V, 112. Building (Palaestra?), Tralles: Excavations, VII, 369; IX, Ill, 260.?Discoveries, Various, 105.?Reliefs: V, 229; Marble IX, 355.?Hestiatorion, X, 444.? "Picturesque," VIII, 353; Serv Topography, IX, 355. at ing Man pulling a Rope, X, Troilus: Painting Corneto, VII, Priam. 442.?Sculptures, VII, 112; VIII, 246.?See Vase-paintings, 103; IX, 105, 204. Troy, Excavations on Site, VII, 235. Trani, Historical Study of, III, 155. Troyes, French Sculptures of Six Transylvania, Various Roman Monu teenth Century, V, 487. ments, VII, 134. Trundholm, Bronze Sun-Image, VIII, Travelling under the Roman Em 298. pire, VI, 354. T?bingen, Bronze Statuette of Hop Treasuries in Greece, X, 189. I litodrome, II, 268. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 263

Tumuli: Anau, VIII, 338.?Gambia, Tuscan Landscape Painting, V, 254. IX, 96.?Macedonian, VII, 101. Tusla, Byzantine Relief in Berlin, ?Representations of on Vase III, 589. paintings, X, 449.?in Southern Tyche, Herrn from Cyprus, IX, 470. Russia, IX, 94.?Salonika, VIII, Typhon, from Hecatompedon, Ath 102.?Trempealeau, Wisconsin, ens, VI, 462. X, 134.?See Tombs. Tyrol, Austrian; Southern, See Tunic, Leather from Egypt (Boston), Churches. VIII, 388. Tyrolese Painting, VII, 403. Tunis: Christian Antiquities, III, and 324.?Excavations Discov Uccello, Paolo: Attributions, III, eries, V, 359; VII, 394.?Limes 155; Frescoes, Sta. Maria No Tripolitanus, Explorations of, vella, Florence, VIII, 394. VIII, 125.?Mus?e Lavigerie, Ud-nun, Headless Statue and Head, Catalogue, V, 359.?Museum of IX, 100. the Bardo: VIII, 126; Objects Ugellemeyer, Peter, Relations with of Importance, III, 94.?Recent Andrea d'Asola, X, 487. Publications on Archaeology of, Ughelli, Ferdinando, Epigraphic 120. ? X, Seventeenth-century Notes of, II, 322. List of Tunisian An Manuscript Ulm, Sculptures of Georges Syrlin, tiquities, X, 132?See Villas, IV, 381. Water-works. Umbrian: Artists, IV, 549.?Proces Tunisia: Byzantine Baptisteries, VI, sional Banners, IV, 548. 229.?Excavations, VII, 137.? United States, Archaeology and Eth Relief, Bacchic Panthers, VI, nology in, VI, 458. 486. Urbino: Gallery, VI, 496.?Ideal Tunisian Sahara, Cave-dwellers, X, Portraits from, V, 488.?Illumi 123. nated Manuscript of Latin Tura, Cosimo. Attribution of a St. I Bible, III, 650.?Jacomo di James at Caen, III, no.?Recon Maestro Piero, Work at, V, 368. struction of a Polyptych by, X, ?Tributes to Giovanni Santi, 125. . VI, 95 Turin: Ancient City, VII, 129.? Uriconium, Remains of, I, 375. : Bronze Head of Tiberius, VI, Urmitz Prehistoric Settlements, 367.?Discoveries of Antiquities, VIII, 118.?Pre-Roman Walls VI, 367.?Egyptian Collection, near, VI, 222. I? 339-?Exhibition: of Architec Urspring, Roman Fort, VIII, 371 ; X, tural Casts, III, 99; of Draw 118. ings of Old Masters, III, 508 ; of Ushabtiu, from Tomb of Ua and Italian Art, III, 509; of Sacred Tua, Boston, X, 124. Art, III, 326.?National Library: Uthina, Account of, V, 482. Burned Manuscripts, VIII, 396; Utica: Discoveries, VIII, 380; X, Burned Greek Manuscripts, 3 64.?Monuments, Various, IX, VIII, 499; Burned Miniatures 365.?Sculptures, VIII, 380; X, by Bourdichon, X, 127.?Royal 364 Library, Drawings of Old Mas Utrecht: Castle of Haarzuylen, Res ters, III, 508.?Sculptures, VI, toration of, III, no.?Psalter, 82.?Theatre of Augusta Tauri III, 155.?Seal of Sveder de norum, IV, 502.?Wall, Ancient, Apecoude, X, 471. VIII, no. Turkestan: Archaeological Remains, Vacca, Flaminio, Memoirs, Trust IX, 3^5.?Pumpelly Expedition, worthiness of, VI, 216. VIII, 338. Vach?res, Celtic Relief, IX, 126. Turkey, in Ancient Art, IV, 339. Valentinians, VIII, 497. Local Turkey: Museums, VI, 56.? Valsainte, Vestments of St. Hugues, Eastern, Prehistoric Mounds, X, 210. VII, 230. Van der Goes: Adoration of the Turkish-Greek Lands, Discoveries, Magi, Engraving of, III, 108.? 101. Various, X, Virgin adoring the Child, Ber Turtle, Pipe from Wisconsin, X, 376. lin, IX, 141. 264 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Van der Weyden, Roger: VI, 234.-? I Vasari, Society, Reproductions of False Attribution, V, 488.?Fron Renaissance Drawings, IX, 386. tispiece of Histoires de Hainaut, Vasciano, Statue of Goddess, V, 354. Brussels, X, 331.?St. Luke paint Vases: from the Abruzzi, Oenocho?, ing the Madonna and Child, II, 284.?Acoustic: in the Mid Boston, IX, 498. dle Ages, II, 338; at Vlotslavek, in Form of Van Dyck, Antony: Exhibition at III, 155.?Aegean, Antwerp, IV, 284, 519.?Exhibi Animals, IX, 207.?Aeginetan, tion of London Academy, IV, Early, II, 281 ; in the British 281 520.?Paintings at Genoa, II, Museum, II, ; Various, VIII, Bronze Oeno 155.?Portraits of Genoese Sena 354.?from Aisne, tor and his Wife, Berlin, VI, 97. cho?, X, 116.?at Altenburg, Lindenau Un Van Eyck: Connection of Name with Collection, VI, 84; Crucifix published, X, 331.?Amphorae ''C?ne,"" IX, 490.?" ion in no. with Disks on Handles, IV, Berlin, III," ? Van Eyck, Brothers : Adoration of ! 3 64. Amphorae, Panathenaic, of the Lamb": Berlin, VIII, 506; III, 303 ; V, 238.?Amphora Transitional Ghent, Reproduction of, VIII, Style, VI, 207.? from 132.?Collaboration, VII, 500; Andros, Geometric, V, 339. Romano VIII, 336.?Influence of French ?Appleshaw, Pewter, Imi School upon, IX, 490.?Literary British, II, 131.?Aretine: tation at Re Traditions concerning, IV, 558. Silchester, III, 149; ?Miniatures in a Book of lation to Augustan Art, III, see also Terra Hours, VII, 500. 319; Sigillata, on Van Eyck, Hubert: Attributions, Va Inscriptions, Stamps Pottery. ?from 342.? rious, V, 256, 488.?Attribution Argos, Aspis, X, " 104.? of Chancellor Rolin," Louvre, Asine, Fragments, VIII, Soldiers of Atena Lucana, VI, 363.?Athe VII, 500.?" " Christ," in Berlin Adoration of the nian, Growth of Trade, VIII, 477.?at Athens : : Lamb," VIII, 506. Acropolis Imitation of Metal, VI, 209; Van Eyck, Jan: Activity in France, " Miscellaneous, VI, 208. Dipylon: V, 488.?Attribution of Chan VIII, 385; Dipylon, from the cellor Louvre, VII, 500.? Rolin," National Attribution of Portrait of Bur Areopagus, II, 313. Museum : Catalogue, VI, 469 ; gundian Chamberlain, Berlin, Couve, CataL, No. 1341, X, 449; VI, 234.?" Christ on the Cross," Early Greek Vases, III, 609 ; In Berlin, III, 594.?Ghent Altar ventory, No. 1179, X, 449; Ko piece, VII, 261.?Portrait of Jan IV, 531 ; Lecythus, No. 1935, de Leeuwe, Vienna, VIII, 507.? thon, III, 612; Proto-Attic Amphora, Portrait of Jean, Seigneur de II, 281 ; Troilus Vase, X, 191.? Rombaix, V, 122.?Portrait of Attic: with Animal Friezes, Jodocus Vydt, Vienna, VIII, VIII, 477 ; Argive Exclusion of, 507.?Triptych in Louvain, VI, III, 126; Proto-Attic Monu 384. mental Amphora, VI, 470.?at Van Ysendyck, Jules-Jacques, VI, Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Uni 345 versity, Collection of, IX, 366.? Vanini, Pietro, Crosses by, VI, 500. Bari, Museum, Catalogue, " IV, 314. Vannus, VIII, 364.?from Basilik?, Palace Gallo-Roman Vannes, Antiquities, Style," X, 344.?Bath, Bronze, IX, 362. X, 359.?Belgrade, Ancient Sil Place in of Vaphio Cups, History ver, VII, 452.?in Berlin: Erich Art, X, 455. thonius Cup, III, 127; Museum, V?rese, Sacro Monte, Representations No. 2160, V, 237.?Boeotian: I, of of Passion Christ, VI, 383. 411; III, 300; VII, 240; Alabas Marble at Varna, Group Sofia, III, trion, III, 573 ; Amphorae, VI, 255. 469; Flask, II, 283; Geometric Use Varro, Hebdomades, Pliny's of, at Bonn, VI, 206; Ointment-jug, VI, 199. III, 573.?in Bologna: Codrus Vas from Nubt, I, 337. Cup, III, 127.?from Bolsena, NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 265

IX, 116.?Bomarzo, II, 321.? I age, VII, 239.?Crimean, I, Boscoreale, VII, 478; Silver, 411.?Cumae, Early, IV, 546. Attic VII, 480.?Boston, Museum: ?from Cyprus: II, 248; Caeretan Amphora, III, 574; Cy Lecythus, III, 612.?Daunia, IX, see Dresden.? lix, , III, 580; 480.?in Dresden, of Hydria, Severe Style, III, 581; Egyptian: Bowl Mycenaean from Lecythus, Small, III, 576; Plastic Times, III, 113; Oucheb, Rhyton: Archaic Female Head, X, 439; from Palestine, III, 519. III, 577; Crocodile devouring ?from Eleusis, K?pvoi, III, 302; Negro, III, 581; Two Heads, K?pxvo?, III, 302; Polychrome 628 used in III, 576; see Boston, Museum of Fragments, III, ; Fine Arts.?from Bourboura, In Cult, VI, 208.?Eretria: V, 96; Am scribed Bowl, IX, 354.?Burling VIII, 107; Black-figured ton Club, Exhibition of Greek, phorae, III, 530; Sixth-century VIII, 325.?from Caere, Aris Amphorae, VI, 471 White; Lecy in tonophos, Capitoline Museum, thus Athens, III, 612; X, 193; IV, 530; Hydrias, IV, 529.? Oenocho?, Vienna, III, 303.? Este: Cagliari, Eneolithic, IX, 121.? V, 349; Geometric, VI, at Cairo, Museum, Greek, VII, 218.?in Florence, Fran?ois, VII, 363.?from Calciano, Roman, 123, 381 ; Vagnonville Crater, X, III, 70.?from Campana Collec 449.?Forli, Sepulchral, IX, 356. ?from Gela: tion, Greek, IX, 457.?Cam Attic, VI, 76; pania: Attic, VIII, 385; Cam Lecythus, X, 350.?Genoa, Attic, panian Style, VIII, 384; Chron III, 536.?Geometric Amphora, (Rus ology of, VI, 217.?Cana, IX, VI, 469.?from Georgia VI, 226.? Canosa, Oenocho?, Naples ), Geometric, 344.?Gor , IX, 201.?Grammichele, Museum, IV, 543.?Capuan, in IX, 122.?Greek: Early, Vari Naples Museum, III, 263.?from ous, III, 609; Geometric, III, Carthage, VII, 392.?Caucasus, 609; IV, 350, 528; Lessons to be Louvre, VI, 456.?Ceglie di Bari, drawn from, VI, 206; Notes on, V, 348.?Cetona, Anthropoid, V, V, 469; Recent Articles on, V, 102.?at Chicago, see Chicago, 238; 471 ; Art Institute.?from Chiusi: An VI, IX, 479.?from Hadrumetum, in Form of Slave, thropoid, V, 102; Etruscan, IV, X, 120.-?Hallstatt, Engraved 543 ; Ivory, VIII, 320.?Chryso Bronze, IV, 522.?of Hildesheim Terra-cotta, IV, vitza, 489.? Treasure, II, 329, 330; III, 148. Artisan's Colchester, Sepulchral ?Incense-burners, Greek, III, Corinthian, Urn, X, 360.?Conca, 611; IV, 351.?Ionic: III, 301; III, 72; Proto-Corinthian, III, Black-figured, III, 611; with 72.?Corinthian: Early, III, 300; Eyes, V, 236.?from Italy, Bronze Proto Proto-Corinthian, III, 126; Archaic Greek Louter, VIII, Corinthian Lecythus, III, 574, 382; Bronze Situla, Repouss?, 611.?Corneto: Cyrenaic Cylix, VIII, 382; Bucchero, VIII, 383; VI, 470.?Cothon, IV, 351.?from in Chicago, see Chicago, Field Crete: VI, 71-73; VII, 119; Columbian Museum ; Cinerary, Attic from Western, VI, 357; Various, VIII, 109; Early, V, Late Minoan, IX, 207; Cnossus: 244; Geometric, VIII, 383; Pre VIII, 313; Periods of, V, 474; Italo-Corinthian, VIII, 383 ; VII, 468; Various (from Pal classical Chronology of, III, Decora ace), VI, 357; IX, no; Gour 140; Situla, Zo?morphic Corinthian nia: Early, IX, 471; Subneo tion, VI, 219.?Jena, lithic and Geometric, IX, 352; Cylix, III, 611.?from Kannstadt, White on Black, IX, 352; Ha Roman Necropolis, III, 558.? Geometrical and gia Triada, VIII, 314; X, 345; Klicevac, My Mouliana, IX, in; Palaeokastro: cenaean, VI, 45.?Lampsaki, Gilded VI, 360; Minoan, X, 104; Pe Terra-cotta, VI, 64.? tras, VIII, 105; Phylakopi, IV, from Lamunia, Phrygian, III, Incised 492; Vasiliki: "Palace Style," 602.?La T?ne, with X, 344; Various Classes, IX, Decoration, VI, 221.?Lecythi, 612.?at 353; Zakro: VI, 360; Bronze- I Funeral, III, Leipsic, 266 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Kunstgewerbe-Museum, Greek I Phoenician, from Palestine, III, and Graeco-Italian, IX, 362.? 519.?Pisticci: VII, 129; IX, from Leontini, Archaic Greek 356.?from Pittigliano: Italian, to Bronze Vessel, IV, 360.?Leucas, V, 478; Villanova Sixth Cen Early, VI, 73.?in London, Brit tury, III, 75.?Pompeii, Egyptian ish Museum: Black-figured, III, Crater, X, 351.?Populonia, Attic 559; in the Form of a Sphinx, (one with Gold Decoration), X, VIII, 310; Mycenaean, II, 306, no.?at Prague, Seventeenth 307; Phiale, III, 89; Theban, century Crystal, III, 654.?from Am Black-figured, III, 560; see also Pueblo, X, 488.?Rhodian, London, British Museum.?Lu phora Handles, III, 305.?Rhy cano-Apulian Amphorae, III, tons, Various, VI, 476.?from 140.?in Madrid, Attic Ampho Rome: Cylindrical, I, 361; from rae, IV, 530; Imperial Bronze the Forum, III, 545; Italo-Greek Amphora, IV, 371 ; Polychrome Amphora, III, 543 ; Unpublished, Lecythus, X, 193.?Malta, Greek, in Museo Kircheriano, X, 192.? Italiote, Phoenician, X, 436.? Russia (Southern), Various, 121 Megarian Cups, Ancient Manu VIII, 120, ; X, 89, 90.?Ru facture in Italy, I, 425.?from tigliano, Crater, IX, 131.?at St. Melos: Amphorae, VI, 470; of Louis, IX, 366.?from Saint Miscellaneous Periods, III, 531; Savin, Christian, IV, 380.?Sala at Phylakoki, IV, 492.?Menidi, Consilina, I, 433.?Samos: from III, 125; IV, 351.?Mertens Early Cemeteries, VII, 609; Schaffhausen, I, 378.?Messapic, Egyptian Porcelain, V, 226.? II, 321 ; X, 462.?from Mineo, Sicily: X, 114; Greek, X, 192.? see of Artist and of IX, 122.?Minoan, above, | Signature Potter, Distinction from Crete.?Mississippi, Amer- | between, VII, 478.? ican, X, 488.?Mycenaean: II, I from Sochen, Egyptian, X, 439.? 279; VII, 468; at Neuch?tel, V, Spain, with Mycenaean and Ge 236; Reproductions of, IV, 493.? ometric Ornamentation, IV, 371. from Naucratis, Various Types, ?Spongano, III, 77.?at Stock IX, 339.?in New York, Metro holm, Museum, Early Amphora, politan Museum: IX, 367; Gar II, 282.?Susa, in Form of Horse, land Collection, VI, 379; see VII, 240; VIII, 310.?Syracuse, New York, Metropolitan Mu IX, 123.?Syria, Silver Patera, seum.?from Nippur, Hebrew VII, 249.?Tanagra, Lecythi, and Mandean, IV, 482.?Olym III, 613.?Tarentum: Archaic pia, Bronze, Repouss?, VIII, 377. Cylixes, I, 357; Early, IV, 262; ?with Orange-red Slip, IX, 208. Silver Rhyton, VI, 476; VII, ?from Oreos, X, 193.?from 474; Various, VI, 476.?Tello, Orvieto, Louvre, Salle G., No. IX, 100.?Thebes, Dipylon Lebes, 311, I, 411; II, 285.?Ostia, IV, 351?Thera, I, 353; VI, Dolia, X, 109.?at Oxford, Ash 469 ; VIII, 108.?Thymiateria, molean Museum: Attic Bell IV, 531.?from Torcello, Myce crater, III, 129; Busiris, IV, naean, VIII, 486.?Trapani, Pre 507; see also Oxford, Ashmo Hellenic, III, 550.?Villanova lean Museum.?Panathenaic Am Ossuary, III, 140.?from Vulci, phora, III, 303 ; V, 238.?Paris, Red-figured Hydria, X, 449.?in Inscribed Gourd, IV, 371 ; Collections in Washington, IX, Louvre: Inventory No. C. A. 366.?from Yortan: Bucchero, 518, II, 264; Marble Lecythi, X, VI, 354; Various Classes, VI, 190; No. 194, II, 308; Poly 354.?See also Pottery, Inscrip on. chrome Lecythus, X, 192; see tions, Stamps also Paris, Louvre.?with Per ^ases with Decoration in Relief: forated Bottom, Greek, IV, 352. Anakalypteria, IX, 215.?repre ?from Peru : VIII, 298 ; in Hu senting Aphrodite, II, 278.? man Form, Representations of Aphrodite and Adonis, IX, 363. and Ama Disease, VIII, 467.?Peucetia, ?Battle of Greeks Am Pre-Hellenic Ware, IV, 363.?in zons, IX, 116.?Boeotian Philadelphia, Greek, IX, 366.? I phorae, III, 610; IV, 529.?rep NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 267

resenting Caledonian Bear-Hunt, 638.?Phoenician, III, 282.? from Lampsacus, IX, 209.?Cap Pompeii, Amphora, I, 356.? ture of Wild Bulls, VIII, 106.? Reims: Barbotine, VIII, 367; Combat with Animals, from Jub Gallo-Roman, VII, 132.?South lains, Bronze, X, 356.?Human ern Russia, Greek, V, 336, 337.? Face, from Corneto, VII, 381.? Tell Zakariya, Phoenician Jar from Hagia Triada, Steatite, Handles, IV, 248.?Torre An VIII, 106, 307, 359, 472; IX, nunziata, Amphorae, III, 550.? 216.?Harvest Festival, VIII, Tournai, VI, 369.?at Warring 472; IX, 216.?Hunting Scene, ton, Fragments, V, 114. VI, 64; X, 345.?Laoco?n Group, Vases, KaXo?-Names on: 'AOev??otoc, Elder Son, VIII, 366.?Orna III, 580.?Alp?GTpaTovt V, 362.? ment, from Gaul, VI, 221.?rep- j 'Aic?GTup, I, 511.?'ATiKfiaxo?, X, resenting Orpheus, VIII, 114.? 193.?'Aak/llevc?v, IX, 352.? Avtl and Pasiphae Daedalus, III, /?axo?, III, 575.?TlavKov, I, 377. 631.?Perseus slaying the Gor ?iLAo?,HI, 127.?'E7n/,woc, VIII, gon, III, 610.?Procession of 309; IX, 208.?"H?aa7ro?f III, 126. Soldiers, VIII, 106, 307, 359.? ?Ri7T7ro?afj,a?, V, 362.?Ka/hiac, Pugilistic Scenes, X, 345.?Sile III, 127.?KAeivia?, III, 127.? nus before Midas, V, 469.?Sil KAEp?xa, I, 411.?Kp?TTjc, IX, 208. ver at Rhyton, Trieste, VI, 215. ?Avko?, III, 76, 88, 581.?NiKood? ?from Tenos, Archaic, X, 106. V7j?yHI, 127.?Tlavario?, III, 581. Vases, Inscribed: from Acqui, with ?Tifiodso?, HI, 127; IV, 353.? Formula of Good , I, 361. Xapfii?rj?, IV, 353. Silver ?Aliso, Cantharus, VIII, Vases signed by:.s (Fragmen 282.?Attic 323.?Amphorae, III, tary Cylix in Dorchester Mu di Lecythus, X, 190.?Barbarano seum), III, 301.?Aco, VI, 221; Etruscan Sutri, Inscription, III, Aidoki (Maidoki), I, 411.? 533.?Boeotian: Alabastron, III, Amasis: Berlin, VI, 471; Bos 573; Lebetes, V, 100; Ring ton, VIII, 385.?Andocides, IV, shaped Bottles, V, 237; Various, 513, 530.?Antidorus, I, 357.? I, Etruscan Al 411.?Bomarzo, L. Appius, I, 425.?Aristonophos, phabet, II, 320.?in Boston, Mu IV, 530.?Assteas, V, 469.?L. seum, Aryballus, III, 581.?Bor Atinius, I, 425.?Brygos, VII, deaux, with Graffito, VIII, 114. 240; IX, 208.?Cleomenes, II, ?Caeretan Amphora, III, 574.? 264; V, 236.?Duris, III, 577; from Carthage, Punic Charac V, 362; IX, 472.?Epilycus, ters, IV, 271 ; Two Amphorae VIII, 309.?Euphronios, V, 237; with Same Punic Inscription, X, 196, 448.?Euxitheos, VI, 471. VIII, 124.?Cerbognona, Etrus ?Gryton, III, 573.?Hermaeus, can Urn, II, 122.?Chersonesus, VIII, 385.?, III, 577, 578, V, 337.?Chieti, Chalcidian Al 579.?Maidoki (Aidoki), I, 411. phabet, II, 284.?Coronada, ?Meidias, V, 237.?Mnasalkes, Bronze Pot, IV, 264.?Cnossus, V, 127, Kamares, with Graffito, VI, 357. 237.?Nicosthenes, III, ?Eleusis, VI, 207, 208.?Euboea, 128, 560; V, 362; VIII, 385.? 301 ; Cantharus, VII, 376.?Florence, Nikias, III, IV, 506.?Oltor, Fran?ois Vase, IX, 207.?at VI, 471.?Phithadas, II, 283.? Frankfort, Drinking Cups, I, Phrynos, VIII, 385.?Polygnotus, 373.?Greek, Various, III, 126.? III, 301; IV, 506; V, 237.?C. from Guban, Silver Omphalos Popilius, I, 425.?Pyrrhos, III, Phiale, V, 336.?London, British 574; VI, 470.?L. Quintius, I, Museum, Amphora, III, 560.? 425.?Smicrus, VIII, 310.?So Meaux, Fragment with Graffito, tades, III, 90, 582; VIII, 310.? VIII, 367.?Megarean, VI, 471.? Tleson, Boston, III, 576; VIII, Oenocho?, Handle, IV, 357-? 385; Washington, IX, 366.? from Orvieto, Amphora, proba Timonidas, X, 191.?Xenokles, bly of Amasis, IX, 208.?Paris: III, 576; IV, 512.?Xenotimus, Vibius Gourd-Vase, IV, 371; Mus?e IV, 513.?L. Amantius, Carnavalet, Terra-cotta, III, IV, 264. 268 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Vase-painters : Amasis, Characteris with a Slipper, X, 449.?Caelius tics, III, 611; see Vases signed Vibenna and Mastarna, III, 631. by.?Andocides, Amphora at ?Caeneus and the Centaurs, II, tributed to, VI, 207.?Duris, IX, 285.?from Canosa, Rude De 472.?Euphronios : Development signs, III, 142.?Circe, attacked in Style, VII, 478; see Vases by Odysseus, I, 410; transform signed by.?Greek, IX, 472.? ing the Companions of Odysseus, Onesimus, III, 88.?Phanphaios, IV, 511.?Contest over Body of III, 605.?Sophilus, III, 125. Patroclus, VI, 471.?Contest be Vase-painting: Attic, Proportions of tween Man and Fish-bodied the Human Figure, VIII, 478.? Monster, IX, 471.?Corybantes, Importance of Corinth in His Mounted, on Ruvo Vase, IV, tory of, IV, 530.?Facial Expres 364.?from Crete, Primitive, V, sion in, I, 411; II, 285.?Influ 468.?Myth of Cycnus, III, 77.? ence of the Stage upon, IV, 353. Danae and Infant Perseus, IX, ?Orphic Element in (Southern 209.?Dance by Skeletons, VII, Italy), III, 129.?Summaries of 475.?Dionysus: attacking a Articles on, IV, 531.?Use of the Giant, III, 578; surprised by Feather in, IV, 531. Revellers led by Hermes and Vase-paintings: ? on Shields, VII, Hephaestus, X, 449; with Sile nus and 469.?Achelous, III, 605.?Achil Maenad, VII, 129; with Sileni and les: IX, 364; Dragging of Hec^ Nymphs, VII, 241.? on tor's Body, III, 301 ; Farewell to Dioscuri: Mounted, Ruvo Nestor, VI, 471 ; Hector pursued Vase, IV, 364; Return of, X, by, III, 579; Veiled, III, 305; 192.?, and Py see also below, Odysseus, Priam. lades, IV, 513.?Scenes of the ?Actor and Astyoche, VII, 241. Eleusinian Cult, VI, 471.?Eros, ?Aeschylus : Prometheus, Sup VII, 469; IX, 364.?Eteocles, plices, V, 469; VII, 476.?Aesop, Duel with Polynices, X, 450.? Fable of Fox and Crane, VIII, Euripides: Andromeda, VIII, 478.?Aethiopis, Scenes from, IX, 478; Phoenissae, X, 450.?Fig 208.?Agonistics, II, 269.?Alex ures, Male, seated and standing, andrian Street Life, X, 93.? III, 579.?on Fran?ois Vase, VII, of Amazon with Horse, IV, 512; 123.?Garden the Hesperides, see also below, Heracles.?Ara V, 237.?Gigantomachia, III, phiaraus: IV, 529; Command 89; V, 469.?Golden Dog of of for Vengeance against Eriphyle, Zeus, IV, 530.?Gates Hades, X, 192.?Andromeda, IX, 472.? VI, 471.?Harmodius and Aris Animal Friezes, VIII, 477.?An togeiton, IX, 471.?Helen: Birth taeus, VI, 470.?Aphrodite: IX, of, IV, 513; Rape of, III, 611.? 364; Birth of, IV, 353; and Eros, Helios, IV, 352.?Hephaestus, V, VII, 469.?Apollo, I, 377.?Ar 469; X, 449.?Heracles: III, and an gos and Io, V, 469.?Artemis, 575; IX, 116; Amazon, with the Ama I? 377; VII, 469.?Slaying of VIII, 310; Fight and Astyanax by Neoptolemus, X, zons, III, 574; Antaeus, VI, in the Bowl of 350.?Athena: VII, 469; IX, 470; Helios, VII, and Cretan 116; Birth of, V, 462; brandish 240; Bull, IV, 512; Encounter with ing a Spear, IV, 512; Statue of, Helios, IV, 352; Entrance into II, 267; Winged, II, 283.?Bac , III, in Garden of chic Scenes, VII, 129.?Bacchy 575 ; Hesperides, and lides, Illustrations of, II, 308, V, 247; Geryon, X, 448; with Hermes and a 309; III, 613; V, 469.?Bath Woman, V, and Iolaus in Combat with scene in Building, IX, 121.? 469; Bendis: in Battle of the Gods the Hydra, VI, 471 ; and Ne the and Giants, V, 469; with Head groes, IX, 364; playing of the Tri dress, on St. Petersburg Vase, VI, Cither, X, 192; Rape Rout of the 208.?Boreadae : Driving the pod, III, 575; Drunken X, 192; and from Phineus, X, 192; Centaurs, and the VIII, 366; slaying: Racing, IV, 353.?Boreas Serpents, the of Bu Oreithyia, III, 129.?Boy beaten Argos, IX, 364; Army NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 269

siris, IX, 201 ; his Children, V, IX, 4.79.?Silenus and Midas, II, 469; Cycnus, IV, 529; Eurytus 284.?Silhouettes in (Greek), III, and his Sons, IV, 530; and Tri 608.?Single-tier Ship on Geo ton, IV, 512.?Hermes: IV, metric, IV, 529.?Stele with 510; and Female Figure, III, Cock, X, 193.?Stesichorus, Ili 576; leading Revellers, X, 449; upersis, III, 129; X, 350.? and Selene, IV, 352; and Sile Swastikas, VI, 469.?Telephus nus with the Lyre, V, 237.?Ho at Mycenae, III, 578.?Thamy meric Scenes, III, 301 ; VI, 206 ; ris, Seated, IX, 472.?Theseus: IX, 364.?Hoplitodromos, IX, abandoning Ariadne, X, 192; 208.?Hunting Scene, VI, 206.? and the Minotaur, I, 377; IX, 10, V, 469; VII, 476.?Iris, VI, 364.?Thetis, VI, 471; VII, 129. 208.?Javelin throwing at a ?Triptolemus : with Demeter Shield, VI, 208.?Laoco?n: Frag and Cora, VII, 241 ; and the ments, IV, 531; Scene after Plough, III, 628.?War-chariots Sophocles, V, 237.?Leto on De on Dipyion, X, 456.?Warriors los before the Birth of Apollo, Fighting, IX, 123.?Wedding VII, 469.?from Lezoux, VIII, Festival, V, 238.?Youths en 366.?Libation, III, 581.?Mar gaged in Athletic Sports, III, riage of Laertes, III, 304.?Mar 580.?Youths and Boys, III, 581. riage of Peleus and Thetis, VI, ?Zeus pursuing Aegina and 471.?Marriage Procession, X, Ganymedes, VII, 240. 449.?Marsyas Group, VIII, Vaults, Ribbed Cross, in England, with 228. 366.?Mound " Sphinx, X, VI, 449.?Attic Mourners," VIII, Vayes, Neolithic Settlement, VIII, 304.?of the Neggadeh Period, II3 X, 179.?Nestor and Euaechme, Vectigal Illyrici, Stations of, X, 466. VII, 241.?Odysseus: persuading Vegetables, Ancient, in Morocco, X, Achilles to heal Telephus, III, 470. and and Nau 578; Circe, I, 410; Veii, Bronze Statuette of Alexander, ?, IX, 370, 472; and Polyphe IX, 469. mus, II, 285; IV, 511.?Oedipus Velasquez: Portrait of Don Diego and the Sphinx, I, 428 ; IX, del Corral y Arellano, X, 370.? 364.?Peleus pursuing Thetis, Portrait of Philip IV: Boston, and VII, 129.?Penteconters, IX, 142, 498; X, 218; Madrid, of Scenes Combat, V, 237.?Per IX, 382.?Prince Balthasar Car Re- sephone: Rape of, VI, 471; ? los and his Dwarf, V, 370.? turn of of, II, 286.?Apotheosis Venus with the Mirror, and Cu Phaon, X, no.?Birth of Plutus, pid, X, 374. IV, 530.?Polychrome, X, 193, Velius, Connection with Domitian's and 344.?Polyphemus Odysseus, Wars against the Chatti, IX, 11, 285.?Porters carrying Bas 484. kets on a Pole, X, 193.?Poseidon Velletri: Christian Monuments, VI, attacking Polybotes, III, 578.? 488.?Via Appia, V, 107. Priam: before IX, 364; Achilles, Venetian: Miniature Painters, VI, and Hecabe III, 305 ; advancing 490.?Painters, Notes on, in toward Athena, III, 579.?Psy Venetian Archives, IV, 556; V, che, IX, 364.?Revels, III, 577.? 254.?Paintings, at on Burlington Satyr Altar, X, 449.?, Club, X, 487. III, 582.?Scene on Departing Venice: Accademia: Marco Marzi from a " Galley, III, 560.?Scenes ale, Portrait of D?rer, in Sup Greek at Drama, V, 469.?Scene per at Emmaus," X, 370; Viva an on Vase Inn, X, 462.?Scene rini: God the Father Blessing, from British In Nola, Museum, IV, 517; Tondo by, V, 121.? terpretation of, III, 301.?Silver Biblioteca Marciana, Grimani from Inter Rhyton Tarentum, Breviary, VIII, 505.?Campa pretation of Scene, IX, 215.? nile: VII, 142, 253; Contribu Scene Women representing with tions for, X, 370; Fall, VII, 142; in a and House, X, 449.?Selene Reconstruction of, IX, 139; Hermes, IV, 352.?Shield-rest, Chapel of Sant' Orsola, Discov 27O INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

ery of, III, 592.?Churches: cotta Statuettes, Sousse, VIII, Frari, Frame of Altarpiece by 380.?in Triad of Heliopolis, X, Bellini, VII, 142; Frescoes, III, 336.?See also Aphrodite. 592; Sta. Maria Mater Domini, Verband West- und S?ddeutscher Madonna Relief, VI, 229; Sta. Vereine f?r R?misch-German Maria dei Miracoli, IV, 384; St. ische Altertumsforschung, Meet Mark's : Architectural Refine ing at Freiburg, VI, 372. ments, VII, 489; Greek Marbles, Vergilii, Location and Position, I, IV, 550. S. Stefano, Restoration 385. of, VI, 95.?Colleone Statue, Veris, Filippo de, Frescoes at Camp Cast, VII, 495.?Doges' Palace: ione, VII, 255. Cima da Vermeer of of Christ Conegliano, " Triptych, Delft, Painting III, 592 ; Guariento, Paradiso," in the House of Mary and IX, 381; Restoration of the Lion, Martha, V, 370. II, 157; Traceries of Windows, Vermejo, Bartolom?, Attribution of V, 486.?Eucharistie Exhibit, III, Painting in Pisa, X, 369. 593.?Franchetti Collection, Dec Verona: Bonifazio di Pitati da, VI, orated Tray, VI, 231.?New 231.?Castles, VII, 490.?Chap Marble Lion of St. Mark, III, ter-house Library, Illustrated 109.?Museo Archeologico, Orig Psalter, V, 248.?Loggia del Con inal Greek Statues, IV, 347.? siglio, Architect, VII, 257.?Ro : Museo Civico-Correr Acquisi man Military Gravestones, X, tions of Paintings, VI, 95 ; Origi 461.?Roman Theatre, X, 353.? nal Greek Statue, IV, 348.? Roman Villa, VII, 385.?S. Zeno, Paintings, Attributions of, IV, Thirteenth-century Mitre, VI, 384.?Partial Destruction of a 225. Portrait by Tintoretto, IX, 381. Veronese, Paolo, Frescoes at Zerman, ?Royal Gallery, Acquisitions of Paintings, VII, 141; IX, 139, Verrocchio: Altarpiece at Pistoia, 381.?Sarcophagus, Anthropoid, IV, 283.?Attribution of Relief di S. VI, in for V, 456.?Scuola Rocco, " Perugia," VI, 495.?Design of, at Trani, Faith in the 384.?Supremacy Mercantanzia," X, III, 155.?Titian, Mater Dolo 367.?" Resurrection at Ca rosa, VII, 142.?Zuccari, Fresco, reggi, VIII, 392.?Tabernacolo VII, 142. del, Or San Mich?le, Florence, Venilabrum, VIII, 314. VII, 257. Ventura di Gualtieri, Attribution of Verrey-sous-Dr?e, Statue of Antoi Frescoes at San Gimignano, IX, nette de Fontette, VII, 401. 488. Versailles: Artemis, IX, 205.?Gar of Venus: Anadyomene, Sens, Piece of, dens, Louis XIV, IV, 558.? : IX, 125.?Atargitis: X, 336; Museum IV, 519; Portrait of Roman Bronze Bust, Paris, X, Cromwell, IV, 519; the Tria 117.?Representation on Etruscan nons, IV, 519. Hair-pin, VI, 484.?Genetrix, Versailleux, Bronze Statuette of Mer Representation on Trajan's Col cury, X, 358. umn, IX, 479.?dei Medici: Vertillum, Site of, Excavations, VI, Original of, VII, 466; X, 446; 370. Replica of, IX, 375 ; Restorations, Vespasian: Reign of, VI, 217.? at VII, 239; Statue of Type, IV, Temple of Pompeii, V, 243. : at 510.?Melun, Relief on Altar, Vesta Relief Palermo, VII, 246.? VI, 486.?of Milo, see Aphrodite Temple in Roman Forum, III, of Melos.?Pompeiana, Temple, 540. ^ V, 477.?Representation, on Mon Vestal Virgins, Foot-wear, IX, 221. ument from Birkenfeld, I, 374.? Vestments: Pontifical of Nicholas V, in Mosaic from Thenae, X, 121. V, 366.?of Roman Consuls, III, ?Relief from Carthage, III, 640.?of St. Hugues, Valsainte, 631.?Relief at Meaux, VII, X, 210. 386.?Statue: from Carthage, Vetulonia: Discoveries, III, 77; VI, VIII, 122; sent to Fran 82.?Ornaments of Gold, I, 365. cis I, VII, 239.?Bronze Statu V?zelay, Abbey, Interpretation of ette, Bornos, VIII, 113.?Terra Sculptures of Door, IX, 488. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 271

Via Appia, Velletri, V, 107. Ill, 83, 266; IV, 372; VI, 484.? Via Caecilia: Branch, leading to Montecello, I, 361.?Monterru Interamnia, X, 351.?Course of, biano, III, 75.?Palombara, Neo III, 320; VIII, 321. Attic Relief, VII, 468.?Pliny's: Via Cassia, Mansiones, III, 321. at Passerina, V, 103 ; Site of, I, Via Collatina, VII, 249. 430.?at Rome, see Rome.?Saint Via Labicana, VII, 249. Mor?, III, 554.?San Marzano, Via Latina, Topography of, X, 464. VII, 384.?Scafati, IV, 501.? Via Nomentana, Campagna, X, 464. near Seville, I, 366.?at Sper Via Ostiensis, III, 634. longa, III, 549.?Tunis, of the Via Praenestina, VII, 249. Laberii, III, 93.?Type in Pom Via Sacra, see Rome: Forum. peian Paintings, IX, 218.?Ve Via Salaria; near Ascoli Piceno, IX, rona, VII, 385.?Vervoz, Belgo 221.?Campagna, X, 464.?at Roman, IX, 95.?on the Via San Vittorino, VI, 80.?near San Appia, III, 98. ta Croce, X, 353. Villabertran, Cross, V, 250. Via Tiburtina, X, 464. Villach, Enamel Objects, from Perau, Viboldone, Frescoes by Giovanni di m, i54. Milano, X, 370. Villanueva y Geltru, Terra-cotta Vicenza, Basilica Palladiana, VII, Figure of a Goddess, VII, 385. 142. Viminacium, Periods, X, 90. Victory, Representation on Monu Vindex, VIII, 325. ment from Birkenfeld, I, 374. Vindonissa, Foundation of, III, 322. Vienna: Armor of Charles V, VII, Vineyards, Regulation of Planting, 496.?Discovery of Three Paint under Roman Empire, VI, 220. ings by Tiepolo, VI, 385.?Ex Virgil: Ancient Illustrations of, X, hibition of Locks and Keys, X, 465.?Drawing by Raphael, VI, 119.?Greek Portrait Statue of a 498.?Monument, Design by Girl, III, 121.?Imperial Gal Mantegna, VI, 498.?Monument lery: Acquisitions of Paintings, at Mantua, VI, 498.?Mosaic 1890-97, II, 157; Portraits by Portrait of, I, 383; VI, 498. Jan Van Eyck, VIII, 507.?Mu Virgin Mary: Assumption, Early seum Vindobonense, VI, 86.? Iconography of, I, 444.?Cult in Portrait of Marguerite de Na Diocese of Lyons, VI, 225. varre, VII, 403.?Reliefs of Ro Vischer, Peter, V, 257, 489. man Date from Ephesus, X, 339. Visigothic Manuscripts from the ?St. of Ferdinand Ruprechtskirche, "III, 646.? Library I, VI, 227. with Vitellius: Tempel, Volksgarten," Boy Portrait-bust, Rome, IV, a Duck from Ephesus, VII, 542.?Portrait-busts of Type, III, 108.?Sculptures from Ephesus, 631. VI, 86. Viterbo, Palazzo Papale, Restoration Vienne : Gallo-Roman Sarcophagus, of, IX, 381. VIII, 368.?Temple of Augustus Vitruvius: Date, VII, 249; X, 459.? and Livia, X, 467. Early Illustrated Editions, V, Viking, Brooch, Orton Scar, VIII, 253.?Literary and Epigraphical 331. References to, VIII, 491.?Thea Villas: Roman: in North Africa, VI, tre of, see Theatre. 374; see Boscoreale; at Boscotre Vittorio, Alessandro, Busts of Fran case, IV, 494; Brabant, X, 90; cesco and Domenico Duodo, V, Champvert, VII, 131; Chebba, 121. VII, 394; El-Alia (Tunisia), IV, Vivarini, Alvise: God the Father 273; Frasead, I, 363; II, 123; Blessing, IV, 517.?History of, Giannutri, V, 349 ; of the Aheno according to Venetian Archives, barbi at Giglio, VI, 76; Great IV, 384.?Tondo in Accademia, Britain, Fullonicae, X, 469.?Ha Venice, V, 121. drian's, see Hadrian.?Hagia Vladimir, Enamels of Twelfth Cen Triada, X, 345.?Horace's Sabine, tury, VIII, 390. IX, 222.?in Southern Istria, X, Volpi, Ambrogio, da Casal-Monfer 358.?Italian, Gardens of Vari rato, Works, IV, 382. ous, IV, 557.?Martres-Tolosane: Voltaire, Statue by Pigalle, VIII, 335. of Chiragan, III, 266; Roman, Volute, Ionic, VII, 462. 272 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Volusianus, Chronology of, IV, 546. Antiquities, IX, 366.?See Co Votive Offerings, Italian, IV, 546. lumbia Valley. , Representation on Monu Water-works: of Cities in Asia ment from Birkenfeld, I, 374. Minor, IX, 202; X, 442.?Cor inth, VII, 245.?at Laodicea ad Drain Wachsmuth, Carl, IX, 337. Lycum, III, 63.?Pompeii, Wady Haifa, Temple, Objects from, age System, V, 350.?Smyrna, Ro X, 335. III, 599; IV, 524.?Tobna, man, Wady Magharah, Relief of Snofrou, VIII, 123.?Tunis, III, 94.?Turin," Ancient, VII, 1*29. IX>.99: Watteau, Danse paysanne," Dijon, Wall-painting, see Paintings, Mural. VIII, 506. Walls: of Alabanda, X, 99.?Ami Watts, George Frederic, IX, 94. ternum, Pelasgic, VII, 248.?of Wechtlin, Hans, Illustrations of the Antoninus, VII, 391; VIII, 122; Life of Christ, III, 653. X, 119,.?at Anzio, Volscian, I, Wedding-presents, Greek Terms for, 359.?Atena-Lucana, Pelasgic, I, 434.?Babylon, IV, 483; VIII, Weights: from Africa, with Chris 468; X, 96.?Bolsena, IX, 116.? tian Symbols, VIII, 502.?An Chersonesus, X, 89.?Civitella cient Systems of, V, 476.?Brin Salto, Pelasgian, I, 433.?Cnos disi, Terra-cotta, VIII, in.? sus, Signs on, IX, 477.?Cologne, Carthage, Roman and Byzantine, Porta Paphia, III, 269.?Con VIII, 122.?Corinthian Bronze, stantinople, of Anastasius, VI, X, 197.?Gezer, Stone, X, 441.? 198.?Dax, VI, 222.?of Thera, V, 476; Inscribed, VII, trius, X, 105.?Dobrudje, VI, ? 244. Thermus, Inscribed 198.?Northern England, Roman, Bronze, VII, 122. VIII, 325.?of Gallo-Roman Weimar: Ducal Palace, Antiquities Cities, X, 467.?Germany, Ro and Italian Works of Art, X, man Boundary, III, 86.?of 331.?House of Goethe, Antiqui Greek Cities and Citadels, I, ties and Mediaeval Works of 352.?Hadrian's, VII, 389; VIII, Art, X, 331. 374.?Jerusalem, IX, 463 ; X, Weissenburg: Roman Castellum, 184.?London, Roman, VII, 390. I, 371.?Roman Measure, VIII, 371. ?Munychia, V, 98.?Naples, Well, Gallo-Roman, Bois-des-Bou Greek, VII, 124; X, 350.?Nepi, chauds, V, 355. I, 361.?Norba, X, 108.?Numis Wells, Cathedral: VI, 493. tro, Pelasgian, I, 433.?Olbia, Library, ?Prebendal Stalls and Miseri Greek and Roman, X, 90.?Or cords, II, 341.?Sculpture, X, 211. vieto, Etruscan, III, 75.?Paris, Wernicke, K., V, 84. Roman, II, 126; III, 147; VI, West Smithfield, Priory of St. Bar 485.?Peiraeus, V, 98.?Perga tholemew, X, 476. mon, V, 89.?Perugia, Early, II, Westernbach, Fort, X, 118. 318.?of Pius, VIII, 374.?Early Westminster, Palace of, Painted Roman, II, 317.?Scotland, Ro Chamber, X, 211. man, X, 362.?Siphnus, IV, 253. Wheston, Wayside Cross, X, 132. ?Spoleto, Pelasgic, VIII, 113.? Whitman, Sarah Wyman, VIII, 341. Syra, Early Fortifications, III, Wiesbaden, Roman Remains, I, 370; 259.?near Syracuse, 123.? IX, II, 129. Syrus, IV, 253.?Turin, Ancient, Will, Illustrated, of Arnold Luyd of VIII, no.?Urmitz, Pre-Roman, Tongres, VIII, 506. VI, 222. William the Silent, Arms on Cup, War-chariot: in Iliad, X, 456.?in X, 217. Vase-paintings, X, 456. Windows: Chapel of Margaret of Warf us?e Homo" Triptych ("Ecce Austria, Brou, X, 484.?Ducal at Brussels), III, 652; IV, 284. Palace, Venice, V, 486. Warka, Ruins of Erech, IX, 341. Windsor, Miniatures by Jean Fou Warships, Greek, X, 199. quet, X, 132. : National Washington Museum, Wine-press : Allegorical Representa Classical Antiquities, IX, 366.? tions of, V, 252.?Pompeian, Smithsonian Institute, Classical VIII, 317. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 273

Winnowing Implements, Ancient, Yoke, Homeric, III, 624. VIII, 314; IX, 216, 478. York, Bronze Bowl, with Zo?morphic Wisconsin: Caches, IX, 388.?Trem Handles, X, 477. pealeau, Aboriginal Features, X, Yucatan, Ancient Monuments of, X, 134.?Turtle Pipe, X, 376. 220. Wissous, Roman , VIII, 368. Witte, Lievin de, Attribution of Zagreus, Myths of, IV, 359. Painting in Ghent, IV, 558. Zakro: Pottery, VIII, 309.?Types of Wolgemut, Altarpiece at Feuchtwa Seals, VI, 476. gen, IX, 141. Zangemeister, Karl, VI, 345. Wood-carvings : Bench-ends, Somer Zbelthiourdos, III, 595. set, VIII, 501.?Bossy Gift to Zealand, Bronze Chariot, VII, 101. Louvre, IX, 237.?Early French Zedelghem, Font, III, 325. Renaissance, VII, 499.?Ma Zenale, Bernardino, Frescoes in Mi donna and Child: Bredon, VI, lan, VII, 140. 226; French, III, 644; Mus?e de Zerman, Frescoes Paolo Veronese, Cluny, IX, 140.?in Mus?e des by X, 370. Arts D?coratifs, Paris, X, 128.? Zeus: Mt. Pre-Norman, VIII, 331.?of Altar, Lycaon, IX, 354.? Bronze Twelfth Century, VII, 490.?at Statuettes, Athens, III, Mt. W?rzburg, VI, 97. 291; Lycaon, IX, 355; at Wood-cuts: of Ars Moriendi, IV, Mysia, IX, 466.?Cult Didy in 384, 559-?in Italy, VIII, 335-? ma, III, 309; Olbia, VII, Venetian, of the Passion, VIII, 452.?Double Axe, Symbol of, 334 VI, 213.?Golden Dog, Vase Wood-engravings, Venetian, repre paintings, IV, 530.?Head, Co senting Passion of Christ, VI, lossal, Mylasa, IX, 368.?Infant, 236. Campana Reliefs, VI, 484.?East Pediment Wooden, Objects from Hissayeh, X, of Parthenon, VIII, 94. 474.?Precinct, Mt. Lycaon, IX, Woods: Assyrian Aromatic, IX, 354.?Relief: Greek, V, 336; In 462.?used in Egyptian Cabinet scribed, in Berlin Museum, V, work, III, 114. 478.?Statue : Colossal, from Wrestlers, Uffizi, V, 242. Smyrna, Louvre, VIII, 305 ; Wrestling, Ancient, IX, 478; X, 458. Lost Seated, III, 630; of Phid ?Groups in Ancient Literature ias, III, 295 ; see Olympia.? and Art, X, 199. Temple, Syracuse, Olympieum, Writing: Early, in the Mediterranean VIII, 365.?Silver Vase from Basin, VII, 451.?Pre-Phoenician Spain, VII, 387.?Pompeii, Wall in Crete, VIII, 310. painting, V, 242.?Boetocaecus, Writing-tablets, Egyptian, III, 244. Temple of, III, 283.?Ceraunius, Remains of Wroxeter, Uriconium, I, VIII, 302.?Chalazius, VIII, 376. 350.?Dictaean: Hymn from Excavations the W?rttemberg, along Palaeokastro, VIII, 359, 373; 128. Limes, II, Sanctuary at Palaeocastro, VIII, Centaur W?rzburg: Head, I, 402.? 359.?'ETunapTuo?, Temple near in Wood Riemen Sculptures by Dscherasch, VII, 106.?Heliopo 97. schneider, VI, lites, V, 228; VI, 200.?Mad Wyngaerde, Anton van den, Plan of bachos, Sanctuary, VI, 459.? Rome, X, 362. Olympius, Statue at Athens, Pedestal of, III, 256.?Pandemos, Xabregas, Sacred Sheet, VI, 489. II, 109.?Vase-painting, VII, 240. Roman Brick Xanten, Kiln, VIII, 119. Zeuxis, Copy of Work, IV, 531. Xerxes and the Hellespont, X, 178. Zimmermann, Ernst, VI, 345. Zion, Site of, IX, 462. Yafi Valley, Himyaritic Objects, X, Zoega, Georg, X, 437." Adoration of the 99. Zuccari, Fredrico," at Yahweh, Identification with Au, IX, Magi Venice, VII, 142. 464. Zudoli, Iacopo Filippo, III, 106. 18 VI. INDEX OF INSCRIPTIONS

[This Index includes only Inscriptions published in Articles. For Inscrip tions in the News and Discussions, see Index of Subjects, News and Discussions, s. *v. Inscriptions, pp. 184-203.] A. GREEK

1. Sites

Aphrati, V, 397, 399. Kasr il-Ben?t, VI?, 99. Argos, Heraeum, V, 159fr. Ks?djbeh, VII, 99. Athens (Erechtheum), X, 3, 4ff.; (Kt/ttov Qnaeiov)i HI, 44fr. Lato' Pros Kamara, II, 76fr. Lyttos, II, 73. Babisk?, VII, 99. Milato, II, 91. Cleonae (Hagios Vasilios), VII, Mir'?yeh, X, 145-148. 147* 'Odjeh, X, 141. Cnossus, II, 91, 92. Oeniadae, VIII, i8iff., 235fr. Corinth, I, in; III, 683; IV, 235, 238; V, 28; VI, 22, 316, 318; Palaekastron (), II, 93. VII, 27ff, i54if. Praesos, V, 374. Prini?, V, 401fr. Dar Kita, VII, 99. Pozzuoli, II, 386, 389, 390, 391. D?r Sambil, X, 140. Sabb?', X, 141. Gortyna, I, 161-238; II, 7ifL, 8off.; Serdjilla, X, 149. 139, 147, VI, 148. Sidon, VIII, 283ff. Sinope, IX, 294fr. Haghios Myron, II, 93. Sybrita, II, 92. Herakeh, X, 140. Trachones, VI, 24. I'dj?z, X, 140. il-Ander?n, X, 141. Vari, VII, 265, 270, 271, 275, 283, Irbid (Hauran), X, 29off. 289fr., 325fr., 345fr.

68. Jeba a, IX, Xerocambos, II, 92, 93.

2. Proper Names and Discussed Words

?, 1,162. 'Adava?av, I, 232, ; V, 398. A, VII, 49. 'Adavo??povt VII, 66. AAIKOYE, I, 179. 'ABrjva?oi, I, 187. a?Aoiria, I, 212, 215. ['A0]ovv<&0p/.o?, I, 235. 'Aya?nuepov, II, 73. A?yvirrov, VII, 50. ['Ay]a6o[K]AEv?t VII, 3C Aioa?ewv, I, 189. 'Ayefi?xov, IX, 296, 297. a tve, II, 94. 'Ay?TTofa?, I, 187. A?v?a, VU, 37. h?yvoi, V, 161, 163, 164, 167, 172. hA?Kolo?, VU , 293. ?yovoderrjv^ VII, 50. Alax?uvf II, 76, 77. a?Ev%V, 161, 163, 166. a[i]r???ra, I, 206, 211. , ['Ar?]^ro[u], VII, 36. ['A/c]apv?vo[c], VIII, ' 236. 'A?piavov, VII, 50. 'AKKETnVTO?,I, 181. GREEK. 275

'AlaiEv? VII, 291. r, vu, 34. 'AAE?-av?pE?ac, VII, 50. ya, V, 172. 'AA??alv?po?], VII, 70. [T]a?o?, I, 237. 'Aa??cjvo?, I, 187. Vaowo?, I, 178. 'AA?KapvacG?E? I, 185. r?arpioc, I, 169. 'Aa?oi, I, 164. yey?, VII, 63. _ ?fi?pat,, I, 191. A. T?t?io? 'Iovgto?, VII, 51 ; A. Tf/l/Uo? 'Afi/da?, I, 237. Mfvavf^/ooc, VII, 52. ?fiva, I, 165. r^p/uu, vin, 285. 'A/zwra, VII, 36. Tva?ov, I, 179. avai7i7j00[ai], I, 234. T?[p]rv[va], I, 189. o? ['Ai/Ja^ai^/w, VII, 38. TopTvvioi, I, 168, 232; (? TT^f rop ?v?pEio, I, 222, 224. TVVLOl), I, 169. 'Av?p?vLKo?, VIII, 183, 184. [r]o/o[rw?o??-], I, 206. ?virnra?GovTi, I, 206, 211. YoprvvLov, I, 199; -[?], I, 206. 'Avriy?vov?, VIII, 265. YopTvvit?v, I, 179, 181, 182, 185, 187, ['AvJr/yoVoi?, If 189. 189; II, 87. ,AvTl[7T]?TpOVi IX, 299. TopTvovi, I, 199, 201. M]?p/cof 'Avrwwof, I, 179; Top?iayov Toaafiov, IX, 402. l??(aGTov)i X, 290, 291. 'A?raTovpio?, IX, 299. Aa?Ei'ov, IX, 296, 297. 'An?AAuva tlvlOiov], I, 232. Aa/uay?pa?, I, 235. 'AtrEAAovtarat, I, 187. Aap,aai7iay I, 199. ?u?/?a//[//]?, VII, 153. Aafi?Tpio?, I, 202. 208. airooodat, I, 206, 207, ()]a/Lti?/iEv ?? ?apnvav, I, 206, 2IO. 'A7rd/lat>ffTO?, IX, 303. An/zo0a//[tf?], I, 202. 'Atto/I/Iwv?Jov, IX, 300. Aafi?xapi? 4>aAaKpiay I, 187. fApa[fv], VII, 38. AajLiovo?, II, 92. 222, ?parpov, I, 224. ?apKv?v} ?auib/iEV, I, 206, 2IO. 161. 'Apyela?, V, Aei'HA/W, IX, 303, 304. I, 192, ?pyvpio?, 196. AstV0K?i7J[?], VI, I47. -of, 'ApiOT?uv, VIII, 236; II, 76. ?FKETdai, I, I92, I94. . . ., 'ApLGTO VII, 327. A?i/Ltr/rpio?, VII, 63; -|>rp/W], I, 189; 'A piaronAev?, VII, 36. -[cw], IX, 295; -KI,I, 189; -[>], 235. 'Apiar?ya), I, I, 189. 'Api[crT6)i>o?], VII, 35. r?v (?i/crtv, Tcplv juoX?60ait I, 212, 214. I, 'AptGTC?VVflOV, 189. ALoyhrj, IX, 297, 308 ; Aioy[?vov?, III, 'ApKEO?AOV, 44. VU, 32. 'Apuot-?vui, IX, 332. Ai^/ro?, III, 44, 45; -ov, III, 45; 'A/^A?uc, VIII, 184. -01, III, 44. 168. 'A/o^t?J^IV]/., I, Ai??opo?, I, 187. "Ap^?wof, I, 185. Aiofi7j?r/?, I, 185. 'A(T?ar?]^v, II, 85; -o??, II, 85. AL?flVEOTO?,VII, 327. 'Ar?Moc, VII, 45. Aiovvoiov, IX, 302. 211. ?[r]rm<7a, I, 206, AlOITE?O?, I, I98. II, 90; -of, AvyovGTE, IX, 325; ('Ayo? A?), IX, 326. ?oKifiE?a xPva'LGV%VI, 45. M?p/co? AvpijALo? 86. Avtj?, II, 85, AofiiTT?ov Ovalepiavov, X, 290, 291. Ai>]roK/o?ropof, II, 84. Ap?novTo?, VII, 36. 'Ax

Eii??c, IX, 301. Ev(ppovi?r/?y VI, 25. EiK?va ouxppoovvq?, VII, 45. 'E(f>?GLO?tI, 187. 'EKATJGl??cjpoC,II, 90. 'E?vpyv, VII, 47; -[?/], VII, 45. E\?ipaTo} II, 389. ?(k)? av?pE?o, I, 222, 224. Pa?to?, I, 182, 191. Ekarrjpiov, VII, 153. pEvju?va?, I, 206, 211. 'E?i,a<})7]?u?d(uvoc, III, 44. [P]7?p?VTG)V, I, 204. ?2f]^??po[v], I, 167. ft?av, I, 205, 206, 207. 'E?ev?ewaZoc, I, 187. Plg?eie, V, 170. 'E/tev0epv[aZo?], II, 72. PoiK?a?, I, 212, 213, 214. .. ?[A]e?)6/epo^, I, 168. PoLKO(hjU?a[El] ..? KVTEVCEl, I, 206, 207? 'E^a?f?p;^, VII, 50, 51 Pp??avra, VII, 154. 'E/iA?d/, VII, 47; -or, VII, 50. 'Eaxw?o^, I, 187. Z[a]vAo[?] Bh[p]v/in[?]i I, 181. 82. 'EXvpioi, II, 82; -o?c, II, 82; -w[>], II, 2>evit I, 163. 'Ei>tJ#|>oi/], IX, 298. Z??p[i Aturato)], V, 374. kvEKvpanoav, I, 212, 213. 7i?jvo??pov,A'KoA{X)LvapLovi X, 290, 292. 210. ?vEKvpov, Ti/i?v? r?v-, I, 206, Z^?jw, VII, 66. ?v? (with dative), I, 222, 223. Zi?iAo?, VIII, 236; -0^, VIII, 185. *Ev0paaTorj Jf 183. Z?Kvpo?, I, 187; -ov, I, 185; -w, II, 74. ?^7rp???[<70?j], V, 171. 'Eirapo?[irov], VII, 66. TjEA?OV,VII, 63; -O?O, II, 389, 39O. 'Eiratypov?, 11,74 "?lAio?, IX, 323; -o), IX, 303. IX, 303, 304. ?^/??[a>], HN, VII, 43. 'E^e?-TTOV, IX, 295, 296. *HpaKAE??7]?,VII, 290; IX, 295. 'EiriKp?rrj, VIII, 184. 'Hp?/c/leof 'AAE??Kaico, VII, 85. ['E^w/z/dT/f, VII, 327. H[w>ac], V, 161. II, 77. . 'E7tt0, VII, 56. . . E?^Ae . ,VI, 318; EM?, VII, 29. lafxapK, IX, 324. EvkIe??tj?, VII, 290. ??ep?, VII, 327. Ek^r, VII, 290, 291; IX, 299, 300. TepaTr?T^oc, I, 179. Evlalioio, IX, 311. ?epopy??, V, 324. VII, [Ev]vo/u???}?, 327. ?Pig?eie, V, 169. Ei)7Topof, IX, 314. 'I(?7)cX(p/(Trdc, X, 77. . . . , 181. Ev[p]vf?v[? I, 'I?vvopoc, VII, 47. [E?pt/j?^, I, 235. 'Ikegio?, I, 186; [rI/ce](T?'ov, IX, 299. EvpvavaTTo?, I, 235. h/AaGju?vf VII, 152. Evpv?uirai, I, 199. 'Iyap?rof, I, 235. Ei>pw[d]av, VIII, 185. ?vAiKTioi>[o?~\fVII, 66. Ebrvxiavo[?], VII, 47. 'IovX?ov, II, 90; T. 'Io?)A[?ov], VII, 53. Evrv^ff^, VIII, 286. 'l0VV?u)fVII, 64. EvQpaio?, I, 187; -[?ov, I, 187. 'lovonvi?vov, IX, 325, 326. GREEK. 277

[fl7T7n]?f, II, 78. Kopot?ov, HI, 45. 'loTiai?cjv, IX, 332, 333. Kop?)vrjy VII, 54. xJi???pyvpoc Moo^oA?yof, ?tm, V, 325 ; I, 206, I, 181. Ktt?g?)v, IX, 299. Kaha?tc, I, 235. Kv?ucavo?, VII, 29. nal?ov, I, 212, 213. kvkAov?, II, 389. KaAAiaf, I, 187; VI, 25. Kivla), I, 187. KaX/l?(M/?a, I, 235; VII, 37. Kw'utkov, IX, 299-301. Kvpano?, VII, 347. [KaTiTi?JKp?rEvc, VII, 38. II, Ka7???TTTTovyI, 187. Kvpianrj, 90. Kvp?yM,a, VII, 99. Ka/lA??TOevoi;^], IX, 302. ILaXkiGTLWV,VIII, 286. KDp?r, VII, 99. VII, KaA/liVrparoc, VIII, 185. K?>po?, 99. KvprOGav?po?} I, Ka/(7ropwoi;) ^LaropvE?vov, X, 290. 18}. KaTiTrovpv?a^povTEiva, VII, 50. KcjvoravT?vE, II, 90. tcauv?v, I, 165. nairrjT?v, I, 222, 224. (A)a?7coi>f, I, 179. Ka7r/rw^o?-, II, 73, 74. AaicA?ov, VII, 291. KapTzrjiiTj?, VII, 347. AaKp?rrj?, VII, 290. Kar?naiTE, VII, 65. A(2/cwvof, VIII, 265. nar?TTEp, I, 204. A?iR VII, 63. KarannEval, III, 44, 49. Aewf/iJfdoiTo?, IX, 298. AE?ai xPV?a?-> VI, 45. Ka6(5o?, I, 233, 234. - mvx?i, I, 192, 195. Aevk?o?, I, 178; Qovpio?, I, 180; Kdof, I, 187. -ov, I, 180. KrKpOTr?Aai, VI, 148. [Ae]vktpo[v]} VII, 54. AiKivv?a [r]a? /c?A[a/va/'], VII, 156. KacGE/.?ia, IX, 317. KaAr>[c], H, 83; -|>], II, 83. A?>f II, 87. KA?rwp, VII, 54. MapKiavb? Kvpi?, VII, 99. Kv??iov, VII, 36, 37, 38; -[ov], VII, 36. ra?ov M?pKiov KyvGi?p?vovf IX, 309, 310. Kl>6)<7?CJf, II, 93. M?/>Ku(?), II, 74. K??parE, VIII, 284. MEyaAoiroA?rac, I, 187. 286. Ko?parila, VIII, [iz]e(fytmaZa, I, 166. K0l/U7}T7/p, VII, 64. fiELfJirjGaTo,VII, 47. Me . [Ko/^]^pi[o]i;, VII, 67. ?//ov, I, 168. 211. KOlvbv oi'VlTT?VLOl, I, 206, [yT\EvaAKi?o?, VII, 33. Kdhroc, I, 178; Taov[?oc]f I, 180. /?eve??, VII, 47. KopivO?ujv, VII, 50. M]evo?r?Of, II, 72. e7r? tc?v o? K?pficjv : r?c ?pxyia? K?p/uuv MevokA?)c} II, 77. . . . .EKOpfllOV, I, 269. Me/^r?Mou, VIII, 265. Tv. Kopvr/Tiinv Uov[/J]xpov, VII, 50, 51, M.EAITE?, HI, 44. 52; T?/3, -ov, VII, <;o. JM.EGG7/V7}, VII, 54. 278 INDEX OF INSCRIPTIONS.

fierp?odai, I, 212, 214. ovd?v, HI, 44, 51. [LTjd?v,VII, 152, 154. M?pKo? Oviipr?vo? 'Akketttttoc, I, 181. Mt7t[p]?[^]ov, IX, 333. O?>or., I, 179. fiiap?v, VII, 152. Midpa?arn?, IX, 298. 'I?a#p/'[>]c, I, 235. Mka, VII, 327. l?atro?, I, 235. M?[/cp]?of, IX, 301. ir?/uara, V, 168. MlTTVpi?VO?, I, 187. ilawz^ov, II, 92; VII, 38. [Mva]oro/c/l?of, II, 78. Tlav?^X^vE?, VI, 148. uv?ra, I, 164. IiavE?Ji7?v?ovy VII, 50. /?]oA?v, I, 199, 201. . .. IIai;ra[v] dp/da, V, 398. uoA?dOai : 7rpb r?v ?kav, I, 212, 214. Tz?pEVVO?,VII, 28. uvAa, I, 222, 224. rcapOvGaraL, I, 165. /ivAav?, I, 222, 223. VII, 290. M?'AAo, II, 91. [?ajp^?v^], ILaoix?pov, IX, 295. Mv?wv, I, 180. TTElOd??JVTl,I, 234. M?>pra, VIII, 185. JIelO?ov, VII, 291. fXO)AVt I, 20I. ILeip?jvn, III, 683; IV, 238. 7rep?^o?[/cof], I, 165. va . . . /lit/vu), IX, 303. U.EpLKA7]'?OV,VII, 45. T$avKi?vo?y IX, 302. IlerocrZp?Of, I, 235. ??E?nata, II, 73. itevOev^ I, 192, 196, 198. Nei/07, II, 75. TTTjy?v: xeviJLa K7)y?vy VII, 45. Nm>[?oc], VII, 32. Htpnv??ncf VII, 45. N?*%, I, 235. 7roe?, III, 44, 51. o? vE?ra, I, 192, 196; -f, I, 192, 196? 7r?A?f Toprvvioi, I, 169; -ew?: Ktfffe "No??v?pc?, I, 235. /i?ra T7j?, IX, 309, 310. N?/coA?o, V, 398. TI?A?O?, I, 199, 201. \yvfi](?>aL, VII, 327; -a?f, VII, 290, no?Ao?, 1, 187. 291, 327; -aiGLv, VII, 293. no/?[7r... ] (n

T?V 'Pou[0]E?[vtfC], IX, 3O4. Tl/LtaVG EVEKVpOV,I, 206, 2IO. ,Pw)t?a?[?i)i'], II, 85. Tifi?, VII, 327. V?pv(v), IX, 402. TifioKp?[Tr?c], I, 186. Ti/i?pio?, IX, 298. 180. 2, I, 194; VII, 31, 34, 43, 49; VIII, T?to?, I, 180; -ov, I, too 181, 182. d', I, 192, 196. ^a?Eivov B?GGOv, X, 290. T?V?, I, 192, I96. rpuv?, Avpp. ^La?jELvov"?Eayiov, X, 290. I, 165. . 2a/ca ?j?, IX, 402. Tpoa?, I, 237. l?rvpoc, I, 186. TpufiEVTE?va, I, 179. 166. [2,E?~\aGTov, VII, 57, 58. TVp?, I, -?7i, le?uva, VI, 148. Tvxo, X, 290; I, 189. Zdpw?, IX, 323. 2??eu/cov, VIII, 184. "X?prjx?o?, IX, 323. 2eA#W7, IX, 323. TLv{l)lrj?, V, 161. 2e7r[r?]/f?o?-, IX, 303. "?>[/ca^], VII, 39. ^lkv\J?vo?], VII, 58. 2?/?oc, I, 186. 202. 2?v?)7T^, IX, 333. $a?vT\_(S], I, 2^0)7^, IX, 332; -?avt IX, 332, 333; $a/3m[/], VII, 50. -e[?)](T?^, IX, 333. $a?d?[/?oi>], I, 187. 2iGv(f>?7}c, IV, 235; VII, 44. Qa?GTiov, I, 199. 2m;pe?[6>v], IX, 308. QaiGTi?vva, I, 187. licvpovo?, VII, 293. 4>ai(ff)ro2, I, 199. $al?pva, I, 180. 2/z?/c?;077,VIII, 265. 2opo?vc?ov, IX, 316. 0]?Adda/?o[?-], II, 72. GTarrjpav?, I, 192, 196. $?Ao???>[oif), II, 77. o-r?>7V, III, 45, 53; -ac, I, 212, 215. ?lo)v,VIII, 285; -of, VIII, 235. %T?(f)?vOVyI, 181. [$7C\aniv\r\ov'AKv'ka, IX, 324, 325. GTf?G?,VII, 49. $l(aovtov) Ovrjpov, X, 290. ^rparov?Ka, II, 73. [4>]?eiao-/ac, VII, 33. 186. 2rpari^, VIII, 286. $oiviK??r/?, VIII, o-vyjfo?, V, 164. fyovl?ioc TlpairopEivo?, IX, 317. ZvjLKp?povaa, II, 75, 76. $i^a, H, 77, 78. [Zvva~\)(?yr) tE?p\_ai?)v'\f VII, 60, 61. Gvv6l?)VTa/.y I, 200. 199, X?pGov[?Gioc~\, II, 72. VI, %G)JLl?VG)f I47. XEVfia TTT?y?v,VII, 45. 2w?7?ac, VII, 290. Xi?vTjc, VII, 348. II, ZtiGL?iavbv, 89. Xolovo?xe?, VII, 298. Zi?GiyEVTj?, VIII, 185. Xop[?7y]?wvof, IX, 298. It?GLKp?TE?av, VIII, 186. XpTjGTai, VIII, 286. II, 74, 75. 2wr?da, XPyrdai, I, 192, 194. [Sojr^pi?-, VII, 290. Xp?OT?V (monogram), VII, 66; -ov, Zurr/p?a, IX, -a?, VII, 348. 333; VII, 63. ;rp?;o7oi>: AouifiE?a-, VI, 45. r a??vy V, 163, 166, 167. raly I, 199, 201. *B, VII, 51. r?v oraAa?, I, 234. ^EVO?aGTic, I, 235. r??, V, 167. te?, VII, 297, 298. T?A?yv?Tof V, 398. ?, VII, 49. 66. [T^Xetrwwf, I, 187. o), VII, 43; (enclosed in M), VII, TEvdpa, IX, 296 (jvEOfiai, I, 192, 196. [r]?7p(5frG>v, I, 203. "i2po[v], I, 235. 88. T?ov\_i], V, 398. 'f?0?A?>[y), II, Tifj,ay?pa?) I, 187. 'tityEliuva, VIII, 185. 28o INDEX OF INSCRIPTIONS.

3. Sources for Inscriptions Quoted or Discussed ...... A. J. A., IX, 294-333 X, 295 IX, 318.?9065 X, 142.? . . . 299; 429-433 9303 VII, 63...... Am. Arch. Exp., Ill, No. 120 X, C. I. L., Ill, 482, 11. 1-6 VI, 264. 146.?III, Nos. 155, 221, 224, 233, .. . No. 234 X, 146.?III, 267 iA.2vAAoyo? kv Kuvgt., IT' nap . .. . . X, 144. ?prypa, p. 65, No. 6 . IX, 331. Annali del . . . lust., 1847, p. 342 ?lEf nap?pTrjfia, p. 44, No. 1 p. 50 . . -. IX, 302.?1875, X, ... IX, 306.?p. 45, Nos. 2, 3 141...... IX, 306.?p. 46, No. 6 Arch. Zeit., P- *47> No. 293 . . . 1879, IX, 319.?p. 47 IX, 306.? . . 425. . . .mVI, p. 47, No. 7 . IX, 324-?P. 47, Ath. and Mitt., VI, p. 303, Beilage No. 7. . . 301. ... 8, a,/3, IX, IX, 330. No. . . . j 'E0.'Ap/r.,HI, p. 128, 5 IX, 330. ... B. C. H., XIII, 61 ff. V, 326. No. . . . ?302, 3 IX, 310.?304, 88 . . . No. . . . Nos. Hartwig, Meisterschalen, p. 9 IX, 315.?305, n. 1. . . VI, 327, 2, B, 11, 12 . IX, 322. ... Bull. d. Inst., 1838, pp. 83ff. VI, .. . 2ff.?/. 332, n. 1 (see 330, n. 2). I /. G., I, 321 X, G., II, . . . pars V, 104 a IX, 147fr.? ...... J. G., II, 834 c IX, i48ff.? Cauer, Delectus, I, 45, 1. 3 I, ... /. G., pars 1054 ^ c> e> 209.?48, 1. 11 I, 208.?48, II, V, f ...... G., No. I. 33 I, 208. IX, 147fr.?/. XIV, . ... 141. C. 1. A., I, 423 .. VII, 299.-424 2409, 5 X, . . . /. G. Nos. .. . VII, . . . VII, 297.-425 VII, Pel, 1607, 1597 . . . ? 298.?426 VII, 299. 427 147...... VII, 299.-428 VII, . . . 295.-429 VII, 295. ?430 \ J. A. O. S., XVI, Appendix, p. cxv ...... VII, 296. ?431 VII, ... X, 144. . . 296.?C. 1. A., II, 754-758 Jb. Arch. Inst., 1889, p. 196, n. 15 ... II, 367fr.?972 IV, 74, 180. ... VI, 329, n. 1, B.?1889, pi. ... ?975 IV, 86, 181.?977, IV . . . VI, 332, n. 1 (see 330, . . . 180. fragg. uv, fw. IV, 79, n. 2). ?977, g ... IV, 83, n. 1.?3343 ... n. 1.?C. I. 2, IV, 83, A., II, von Athen, Bl. VIII, ... Kaupert, 652, B, 1. 11 VI, 45.-676, 2 . . . - - VII, 271. 11. 1-3 .. . 4 - VI, 45.-I. Klein, Euphronios, pp. 291 ff., No. 5 H- ... VI, VI, 45.?677, H, 38ff. . . .VI, 327, n. 2, No. 5.?No. 1. 21 . . . VI, 45. . . 45.-678, A, I, 16 . VI, 327, n. 2, No. 19.? 11. ... 11 . . ?680, 5-14 VI, 45.?1. No. 17 . VI, 327, n. 2, No. ... 11. VI, 45.?681, 23-33 10.?No. 20 . . . 327, n. 2, ... VI, vi, 45?11. 24-33 vi, 45. No. 3. 684 .. . VI, 45.?701, II, 1. 51 ... - - - VI, 45.-711, IL 6-7 ... Mon. Antichi, III, p. 190 V, 326. H- ... 45? VI, 45; 6-13 VI, Mus...... 1. 6 Hal, III, pp. 563fr. V, 326. 713, 1. 16 VI, 45.?714, ...... ?pp. 695fr. V, 324. VI, 45. No. .. . Mus?e Belge, 1901, p. 291, 64 C. I. G., 897 IX, 331.?1075 ...... X, 144. ... VI, 278. ?1186 VII, ...... 49.?2587 II, 84.?3064 ... Olympia, Ergebnisse, V, p. 659, No. IX, 422ff.?3081 IX, 422ff...... I 646 VI, 425. ?4157 ... IX, 311.?4158 ... IX, 310.?4159 IX, 315.? . . ? ...... 301, 4160 . IX, 314. 4161 Parnassos, VI, p. 869 IX, ... IX, 315.?4162 IX, 306.? 319. . . . p. 4163, 4164 IX, 314.?4165 Philologus, Supplementband V, ... ? ...... IX, 315.?4166, 4167 43 X, 147. LATIN. 281

...... R. Et. Ane, 1901, pp. 352, 353 pp. 77, 83 X, .143?XV, pp...... IX, 300, 301.?p. 353, No. 6 332, 333, No. 51 . IX, 331. No. . . . IX, 315.?p. 353, 7 IX, Rottiers, Itin?raire de Tifiis ? Con 3I9-?P. 354, Nos. 8, 9 ... IX, ...... stantinople, p. 283 IX, 307. 322.?pp. 354, 355 IX, 312. . . . ,?P- 356, No. 14 IX, 319...... R. Et. Gr., 1892, p. 91 X, 147.? Waddington, No. 2672 X, 144.? ...... 1904, PP. 35on\ X, 146.?V, No. 2697 X, 146.

B. LATIN i. Sites

Baiae, II, 392, 393. Praeneste, X, 157. Pozzuoli, II, 374fr. 215. Corinth, IV, Rome, III, 229fr.; X, 154-158; 427$. Cumae, II, 396fr. Sinope, IX, 326fr. Misenum, II, 393fr. Teano, IX, 67.

2. Proper Names and Discussed Words

Acceptus, I, i8i. Boviai, II, 380. L. Acili Strabonis, II, 391. Briseis, II, 396. aeditus, II, 374. Aelius, III, 234; P. Aelio Theagene, Caeciliae, II, 378. H, 393 M. Caecilius, II, 378; -o Agenori, II, Aemilius Eutyche, III, 231. 378. Egnatiae Agele, II, 387. Callityche, II, 384. Ovia Agile, III, 234. C. Calvio Alexandro, II, 378. Albano, II, 396, 397. Casino, IX, 329; Ael. -o [A]tiano, C. Anini[us], II, 390. X, 433 annis, II, 377. L. - Castresis, III, 236. Q. Antistius Domitus, II, 375; Charit?, II, 378. -o, II, 375 ; Vetus-, IX, 67. Chryseroti, II, 385. M. Ant(onius) Crescens, II, 375. C. Clatio Rufo, III, 230. Ovius , III, 234. , II, 378; -i, II, 378. Appule(i), III, 233. Clyti, II, 379. 233. Coelius (A)ppuIeiu(s);>III, Q. Gallus, IX, 67. Cornelius Aquilinus, II, 379, 380. FI. Cl. Constantino, IX, 328. Asinus Caesaris, II, 382. FI. [I]ul. Constando, IX, 328. Ateia Asia, III, 235. M. Cor(n)eli Fausti, III, 232. C. Attius, II, 376. Luci Cossini, II, 380. A(uli), II, 378, 386. Cossinio, II, 378. M. Auli Secundi, II, 376. FI. Costano, IX, 328. Aure(lia), III, 230; -ae Marcianae, Q. Cretarius Deuter, III, 235; Cre II, 377 tarius Protogenes, III, 235. A[ug], VI, Aurelius, [A]ntoninus- 139; M. Carino, IX, 328; - - Danae, II, 388. Caro, IX, 328; Val., - Demetrius, II, 393. Maximiano, X, 296; Nu - desiderantissimae, III, 231, 232. meriano, X, 297; Probo, X, - Diocl[etiano], IX, 328. 298; Ptolemaeus, II, 377. Dis Penatibus, II, 375. Cn. Domitio, II, 376. C. Ducenius A. Badius Sextus, IX, 67. Athe, II, 379. Barnae, III, 233. [e], II, 390. Septymia , II, 387. P. Benni Augendi, II, 377. Ennia, III, 234. Benni Exorati, II, 377. Q. Epius, III, 233. Benniae Charidis, II, 377. (E)pulonia, III, 233. 282 INDEX OF INSCRIPTIONS.

equitum promotorum, X, 427, 428. Marcus, II, 378 ; -1, II, 375, 378, 392, L. E[r]en[n]ius Pompeianus, IX, 326. M. Marius, II, 392; -o Potho, II, 385. ergodota, II, 393, 394. Helbius Martialis, II, 382, 383. Eucharis, III, 203. Mater Castrorum, VI, 262, 264, 266, Lutatia Eudia, II, 375. 267, 270, 272, 277, 289, 292, 294, (E)uhodia, III, 235. 300. Eutycheti, II, 381. S. Maximo, II, 387. Menohae, II, 388. Fabiae Proculae, II, 394. mensis, II, 377. Fabio Aniceto, III, 231. Mercuris, X, 427. L. Faenius, II, 380. (M)inucia Chreste, III, 235. Fal(ernia), IX, 67. M. Minucio Zetho, II, 384. Faustus, II, 380. mirenti, II, 377. Felix, II, 378. Misen(atium), II, 393. Flavia Eutycene, II, 394. Paris Mulio, II, 386. Fl(avio) Zotico Augustali, II, 394. Myrtini, II, 385. Fortunatus, II, 381; -o, II, 381. Fr., IX, 327; X, 296. Nardinus, II, 385. Fufia . . (P)risca, III, 232. Ner ., VI, 318. Valeria Nice, II, 395. G(aiae), II, 380, 386. Q. Numisi(us), III, 230. Gaianus, III, 203. nym[phaeum], VI, 139. G(aii), II, 376, 384. Gaudentio, II, 381. L. Octavi, III, 237. L. Genucius Aeros, II, 382. Octaviae Salviae, II, 397, Larciae Glycerae, II, 384. M. Oppius Val(erius), IX, 67. Gratiano, II, 382. Ourri, II, 386.

Helena, II, 386. Pal 376. Corneliae Hermioneni, II, 379. (atina), II, Iuliae Palladi, III, 232. Cornelius Hermogenes, II, 379. Hossa, II, 380. Pandaro, II, 378. Philode, 149. Hostio Felici, II, 386. VI, Philomusus, II, 380. Pirene, IV, 215. Ianuari, II, 391. - M. Plinius Gall (us), IX, 67. Iovi, II, 374; Heliopolitan[i], Plotia, II, 374; "is, II, 374 II, 386. Pontiae Iucunde, II, 382. Hepyre, II, 398. 327, Iulia, III, 231, 234. Pontius, IX, 328. C. Iuli -us Vipstan(us), Poplicola Mess (alia) Deuteri, II, 392; Hagnus, . . Vips ., IX, 67. III, 232; -o Valenti, II, 383. Iunia Ianuaria, II, 394. Poplicolan, II, 382. A. Potio Lucrioni, II, 386. praedicatori, II, 384. C. Laecanius Alexander, II, 397. Aur. D. Laelius Balbus, IX, 67. Priscianu[s, IX, 328; X, 297. Probo, IX, 329. (Pupus) Laetianus, III, 202, 203. Livia Prodite, II, 397. Publicius Lanurius, II, 381, 382. S. Prosdocimo, II, 387, 388. C. Larcius Cataplus, II, 384. Protenis, II, 393. Liciniae Euhodiae, III, 235. [P]syche, II, 385. Valerio Licinniano Licinnio, IX, 328. Pupus Torquatianus, III, 203. L. Licinius, IX, 327. Licinus Aphrodisius, III, 235. L(uciorum), II, 380. Rodine, II, 387. Lysimachi, III, 237. Rufus, II, 386; -o, II, 386.

(M)agiae Pieridi, III, 233. M. Salonius , II, 387; -o, II, M]agrius Sagit(ta), IX, 67. 387. P. Manli Modesti, II, 398. Salviai, II, 380. Marcia, II, 384. Sela 01ymp[ia], II, 387. C. Marcio Pisoni, II, 384. Seleuci, II, 388. LATIN. 283

I Cinciae -, II, C. Selo Aga, II, 381. (T)yche, III, 231; Sempron[ianus, ?, II, 395. 379 Septimia, Elpis, II, 387; -ae, C, II, Marcianae, II, 398. 387; -ae Severe, II, 398. Ulpiae Marcus Primitius, III, 239; Serrvivi, II, 388. Ulpius Marco M. Silanus, IX, 67. Ulpio, III, 239. Silvanus, II, 398. 236; -ae Arseno?, II, Sinope, X, 298. Valeria, III, Sosim(us), III, 236. 395 - . . Asiaticus, IX, 67; Fl. C. Sulpici ., II, 394. Valerius, - ; Gal. Aurelia Syntyche, II, 393. Constando, IX, 328 Maximiano, IX, 328; M. -, Tata, II, 396. III, 236; -ii, IX, 67. A. T(ati) L(abeonis?), II, 392. vene, II, 382. Liviae Plotiae Taurobolium, VI, 263. Veneriae, II, 397; -, Terebo(nia), III, 237. II, 386. M. Verrius 395. C. Teti, VIII, 440. Stephanus, II, Larciae Thallusae, II, 384. Vespasianus, IX, 329. L. Titinia, II, 388. Vetpi, II, 395. Titus, X, 298. Vibiae, II, 393. 181. L. Trebius Optatus, III, 233. Vipstanus, I, Flavius Iuliaes Trheptenis, II, 382, 383. Vitalis, II, 394. P. Trofymo, II, 387, 388. Venid(ius) Vitul(us), IX, 67. C. Terentius Tullius Gemin(us), IX, i 67; M. Tulli[us], II, 395. Zosimus, II, 394.

or Discussed 3? Sources for Inscriptions Quoted . . . I 262.?8oi6 ... I. L., C. I. L., II, 259, 10 VI, 299.? II, 64.?C. ... 262. 2529 ... VI, 294.?C. /. L., Ill, XII, 4345 VI, 11. 1-6 .. . 482, VI, 264.-75 . . . 290. ... Henzen, 5507 VI, . . . VI, 271.?6714 VI, 267. ... /. Mommsen, Monumentum Ancyra -7485 VI, 277.-C. L., .. . num ... II, 3off. VI, 226 VI, 270.?786 ...... IMon. Antic hi, I, Tav. A II, 401. VI, 294.-878 IX, 438.-?929 ...... II, 64.?1035 VI, 272. Not. Scav., 1888, p. 224 II, 56.? . . . . . - ?1070 . VI, 287.?1244 1897, pp. 424, 425 H, 373, ... IX, 438.?1256 II, 56.? n. 1. 16 ... 288.?1. 23 n. . . . 2086, 1. VI, R. Arch., XXXV, p. 178, 57 ...... X, 155. .. . VI, 288.?18734 ! VI, 297.?XXXVI, p. 304 ... I. L., ?39060 IX, 438.?C. 294, n. 3. ... VI, VIII, 2527 VI, 266.?8321 . . . Wilmanns, Exempla, 122 VI, ... VI, 292.?C. /. L., X, p...... I 263. 365 II, 51.?7272 VI, VII. INDEX OF SOURCES DISCUSSED A. ARTICLES

Aeschylus, Per s. 85c, VII, 95. Pausanias, /, /, 2, VIII, 89fr.?/, 20, Aethiopis, VIII, 87. 3, ix, 70.?/, 26, 5-27, 2, III, Athenaeus, XIV, y 6, p. 6s8d, I, 166. 389?.?//, j, 2-4, IV, 2o4ff.; VI, Ausonius, Epig. 106, VIII, 74. 32iff.?V, 16, VI, 53.?X, 15, 6, X, isi?.?X, 23, 10, VI, 34; Catullus, LXIV, 7-10, 51, 252jf., VIII, VIII, 46off. 74 Philostratus, Her., X, I, p. 30c, I, Cicero, De Domo Sua, 21, 54, IV, 305. 164.?Imag. I, 6, VIII, 74.?/, 24, ?In Milon., 41(148), IV, 305.? VII, 445ff.?/, 25, VIII, 74. In Pisonem, $, II, IV, 305.?Pro Plato, Conv., i?o D, IV, 176.?Crito, Cluen., s 4, Q3, IV, 305.?Pro 107 B, IV, 175.?Leg., 668 E, IV, Flac, 28, 66, IV, 305.?Pro Ses 175.?Meno, ci D, IV, 175.? tio, 91, 34, IV, 303, 304. Phaedrus, 264 C, IV, 176.?Rep., Euripides, Antigone (Fragments), 420, C, D, IV, 17s.?450 B, IV, III, i86ff. 176.?588 D, IV, 17s.?Soph., 235, E ff., IV, 176. Gellius, Aulus, N. A., XV, 23, V, 10.

Iliad, III, 103, I, 164. Statius, Thebaid, I, 114-122, VII, 93. Strabo, Vlll-X, X, 84. Ovid, Met., II, $28ff., VIII, 74.?Ill, i8off., VIII, 7*.-IV, 4579; QT?ff., VIII, 74.?VI, 102, no, Thucydides, /, 93, 3, VIII, 89.?//, 113, 124, VIII, 74?'7/, 457ff; 15, IX, 70. VIII, 7s.-X, l55ff., Si5ff., VIII, Tibullus, //, /, 3, 5, V, 7.?Ill, 6, 74 VIII, 74.

B. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS

Aeschines, III, 187, III, 131; V, 470. Caesar, B. G., Vil, 57-62, X, 468. ?Ill, 188, III, 131. Aeschylus, Septem, 42ff., VII, 476. Demosthenes, De Corona, 216, X, 103. Codex c. Anthology of Salmasianus, Diodorus, XI, 26, VII, 474.?XI, 62, 32, 93, ?55, 238, 247, 259, 274, VIII, 311.?Xll, 36, VII, 475. 282, 310, 319, 320, 356, IV, 522. Anth. ed. Pal., XVI, 53, 54, D?bner, Euripides, Alexander, I, 424.?Hip V, 232. poly tus, 704 ff., IV, 531.?Ion, Aristophanes, Av., 359, 114, III, 629. 224, VI, 476.?225, V, 476. ?Lys., 230, V, 241.?Ran., 930 Eusebius: Migne, Patrol. Graec. 21, 938, VIII, 484. 81, X, 455. Ausonius, Idyl VI, VII, 477. Exodus, xff., VII, 234.

Bacchylides, ///, II, 308; III, 613; Herodotus, IV, 188, 189, V, tf6.?V, IV, 346.?///, 23ff., Ill, 117.?^ 71, 72, II, 249.? Vlll, 53, 55, II, Ill, 613; IV, 346.?VI, IV, 346. 249. ?VII, IV, 346.?IX, III, 613.? Herondas, IV, 3off., VIII, 307. XI, III, 613.?XI, 43-84, V, 241. Horace, Od., II, 19, III, 124.?Sat., I, ?XIII, III, 613.?XVI, II, 308; 8, 3-7, HI, 629. III, 613.?XVII, III, 613.?XIX, V, 469. Iliad, I, 1-7, IX, 99.?II, 513, VII, Boiardo, O. I., Pt. I, iii, 3lff., VII, 241.-5^-55/, II, 249.?V, 297 I 498. 310, VI, 206.?VI, i68ff., II, 290. NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS. 285

?VIII, 261-334, VI, 206.?XI, 1 Pliny, N. H., XXXIV, 87, V, 464.? 7 50 ff., VII, 241 .-XIV, 3i4ff; XXXIV-XXXV1, VI, 199.? 33off., IX, 215.?XV, VI, 206.? XXXV, 76, X, 194.?XXXV, xviii, 541-547, 550-5^0, 561 122, 149, IV, 365.?XXXV, 568, 573-586, V, 475?*/^ 151 ff., VII, 238.?XXXVI, 32, 3039-, 340-356, VI, 207.?XX, V, 468. 405, VII, 477. Plutarch, De Genio Socratis, C. v, Itinerarium Antonini, 57, 5, X, 364. p. 575 E, VI, 476.?Life of Peri cles, C. xiii, V, 475.?De Sollert. B. Josephus, J., V, 4, I, VII, 456. Animal, 46, VII, 238. , ///, 158, V, 480. Pollux, Onom., IV, 116, V, 476. Pseudo-Scylax, C. 21, VIII, 487. II Kings, xix, 37, IX, 462. Ptolemy, V, 4, VII, 461.

VIII, 18, IV, 498. Livy, / xiv, 200. Lysias, XIII, 19, VII, 477. Samuel, IX, Simonides, Anthology, VI, 214, VII, Martial, I, 99, 13, 15, III, 634.?X, 74, 4, III, 634. Statius, Thebais, III, 478ff., VII, 245. Stobaeus, Florilegium, 62, 14, I, 424. Odyssey, VII, 80, 81, II, 249.?XIX, Strabo, IX, 396, II, 250. 126 225-231, III, 316.?XXII, Suetonius, Nero, 31, IV, 369. 177, VIII, 303.

Pausanias, /, 8, 4, IX, 468.?/, 26, 6, Tacitus, Ann., XII, 42, IV, 341.?XV, II, 250; VI, 214.?/, 30, 1, VII, 42, IV, 369. 477?^ 36, 4; m, 7, 4, VIII, Thucydides, //, 15, III, 315; V, 241; 104.-F, i3) 8, IV, 342.-^ IS, x, 457-///, 51; IV, 66-74, viii, 5, II, zn.-VI, 4, 5, IX, 469? 361.?Vlll, 64, VIII, 481. 20, 10, II, 314.?20, 15; 21, 1, II, 314.?VI, 25, 1, IX, 468.?VII, Virgil, , I, 167, IV, 274?r, 5, 9, 20, 3, IX, VIII, 473-VIII, 362ff., VI, 370.?Geor. I, 165, 11, 12, 5, 352,?IX, III, 317.?X, VIII, 314. 6; 2, 3, 7-12; 10, 3, 5, 6; 11, 5; 9, Vitruvius, V, 2, VIII, ?72.?Vlll, 3, 14, 7; 25, 1; 26, 4, II, 292, 293, 21, X, 453. 294. , Olymp., I, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, IV, z\6.?Pyth., Ill, 159, Xenophon, A nab., IV, 3, 4, IX, 344-? VIII, 362. Hell, VII, ii, 20-23, X, 193.

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