INDEX.

Abbaye aux Dames, Caen, 231 ” Hommes, Caen, 230

Abbey, Westminster, 204

Agora, 116

Alhambra, 258, 263

Amphitheatre at Arles, 161 ” Nîmes, 161 ” Pola, 161 ” Rome (Coloss.), 158 ” Sutri, 143 ” Verona, 161

Anthemios of Thralles, Architect, 211

Appian Way, 145

Apollodorus of Damascus, Architect, 155

Aqueduct at Nîmes (Pont du Gard), 171 ” from Præneste to Rome, 145 ” at Rome (Aqua Claudia), 171 ” ” (Anio Novus), 171 ” at Segovia, 171 ” at Tarragona, 171

Arch at Autun (Porte d’Arroux), 172 ” Jerusalem (Golden Gate), 220 ” Rome (of Constantine), 172 ” ” (of the Goldsmiths), 173 ” ” (of Sept. Severus), 172 ” ” (of Titus), 172 ” Trèves (Porta Nigra), 172

Asoka, 65

Baalbek, ruins at, 149

Basilica at Rome (Constantiniana), 155 ” ” (Emilia), 154 ” ” (Julia), 155 ” ” (Portia), 154 ” ” (Sempronia), 155 ” ” (Ulpia), 155 ” Trèves, 155

Basilica-church at Florence (S. Miniato), 209 ” ” Ravenna (S. Apollinare in Classe), 206, 209 ” ” Rome (S. Agnese), 201 ” ” Rome (S. Clemente), 199 ” ” Rome (S. Paul without the walls), 206 ” ” Rome (S. Pietro), 201

Baths of Agrippa, 162 ” Caracalla, 162 ” Diocletian, 164, 191

Bharhut, 71

Birs-i-Nimrud, 45

Bridge over the Danube (Trajan’s), 170 ” Tagus (Hadrian’s), 170 ” Tiber (Pons Sublicius), 170

Campo Santo, Pisa, 209

Castle of S. Angelo, 174

Cathedral at Canterbury, 233 ” Durham, 234 ” Exeter, 234 ” Monreale, 249 ” Peterborough, 234, 235 ” Piacenza, 224 ” Pisa, 209 ” Rochester, 234 ” Rome (S. Peter’s), 205 ” Venice (S. Mark’s), 217 ” Winchester, 234

Chaitya, 67

Chapel in Tower of London, 232, 233

Chehil Minar, 56

Choragic Monument of Lysicrates, 112

Church at Aix-la-Chapelle, 225 ” Caen (Abb. aux Hommes), 230 ” ” (Abb. aux Dames), 231 ” Constantinople (S. Sophia), 211 ” Earl’s Barton, 224 ” Milan (S. Ambrogio), 224 ” Northampton (S. Peter’s), 234 ” Paris (Madeleine), 185 ” Périgueux (S. Front), 218 ” Ravenna (S. Vitale), 208, 215 ” Rome (S. Maria degli Angeli), 164 ” ” (S. Maria ad Martyres), 166 ” Rome (S. Stefano Rot.), 208 ” Toulouse (S. Sernin), 227 ” Turmanin, Syria, 221 ” Verona (S. Zenone), 224

Circus Maximus, Rome, 143, 161

Cloaca Maxima, Rome, 141

Cnidus, Lion tomb at, 110

Colosseum, 158

Column of Marcus Aurelius, 173 ” Trajan, 173

Decoration of Egyptian buildings, 37

Erechtheium, 107

Forum of Nerva, 191

Gate, Golden, at Jerusalem, 220

Gate at Perugia, 141

Giralda, 265

Hall, S. George’s, Liverpool, 185

Ictinus, Architect, 88

Isidoros of Miletus, Architect, 211

Keep at Colchester, 237 ” Hedingham Castle, 239 ” Rochester Castle, 238 ” Tower of London, 237, 239

Kutub, 266

Lâts, 65

Lotus Column, 32

Lysicrates, Choragic Monument of, 112

Maison Carrée, Nîmes, 149

Mammisi, 25

Manephthah, 24

Manetho, 15

Mastaba, 20

Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, 110

Mosque at Ahmedabad, 266 ” Cairo (of Amrou), 254 ” ” (“El Moyed”), 258 ” ” (of Ibn Tulun), 256 ” Cordova, 265 ” Delhi, 266 ” Jerusalem (El Aksah), 261 ” ” (Sakhra), 261 ” (the Nilometer), 254

Mugheyr, buildings at, 44

Mycenæ, Treasury of Atreus, 85 ” Gate of the Lions, 86

Obelisks, 36

Pagoda at Nankin, 76

Palace at Khorsabad, 46 ” Rome (of the Cæsars), 174 ” Spalatro (of Diocletian), 174, 192

Pantheon, 164

Parthenon, 88-91, 99-101

Persepolis, buildings at, 55

Persian columns, 57

Pheidias, Sculptor, 91

Pont du Gard, Nîmes, 171

Porta Nigra, Trèves, 172

Pylon, 25

Pyramid of Cephren, 16 ” Cheops, 16 ” Mycerinus, 16

Ram Raz, 72

Rome, Cloacæ at, 141

Scopas, Sculptor and Architect, 109, 112

Silchester, ruins at, 143

Sutri, ruins of an amphitheatre, 143

Temple at Athens (Erechtheium), 107 ” ” (Parthenon), 88-91, 99-101 ” ” (of Jupiter Olym.), 149 ” Baalbek, 149 ” Corinth, 81, 87 ” Ephesus (of Diana), 109 ” Honan, 75 ” Ipsamboul, 31 ” Karli (Chaitya), 67 ” Karnak, 26 ” Lomas Rishi cave, 67 ” Nigope cave (Chaitya), 67 ” Nîmes (Maison Carrée), 149 ” Orange (ruins), 157 ” Pæstum, 92 ” Rome (of Jupiter Capitolinus), 142 ” ” (of Q. Metellus Macedonicus), 145 ” ” (of Antoninus and Faustina), 147 ” ” (of Fortuna Vir.), 147 ” ” (of Vesta), 153 ” ” (Pantheon), 164 ” Sanchi (Tope), 67 ” Tegea (of Athena Alea), 112 ” Tivoli (of Vesta), 153

Temples, Egyptian, 25 ” Shinto, 77

Theatre of Balbus, 156 ” ” Marcellus, 156 ” ” Mummius, 156 ” at Orange, 157 ” of Pompey, 156

Thermæ, see Baths

Tomb at Ahmedabad, 266 ” ” Bab-el-Molouk (Belzoni’s), 24 ” ” Bijapur, 266 ” ” Castel d’Asso, 139 ” of Cecilia Metella, 173 ” ” Cyrus, 54 ” ” Darius, 59 ” ” Hadrian, 174 ” ” Regulini Galeassi, 141

Tombs, Egyptian, 20 ” Lycian, 85 ” Cnidus (Lion), 110

Tope at Sanchi, 67

Tower at Delhi (Kutub), 266 ” Seville (Giralda), 265

Treasury of Atreus, 85

Typhonia, 25

Usertesen I., 29

Wall of China, Great, 76

Way, Appian, 145

Westminster Abbey, 204

Wurkha, ruins at, 46

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