Note 22 — INTRODUCTORY LECTURE ON ARCHÆOLOGY.

I feel a little inclined to dispute this: Stuart, one of the authors of the Antiquities of Athens, which have been continued by other very able hands, and have also been translated into German, may, perhaps, take rank with the authors named in the text. K. O. Müller himself calls Millingen’s Ancient Unedited Monuments (London, 1822) “a model of a work;” and though without doubt Millingen is inferior to Müller in scholarship and in acquaintance with books, he is probably at least his equal as a practical archæologist. Colonel Leake’s Numismata Hellenica (London, 1856) may also be cited as an admirable combination of learning with practical archæology.