Cicero. Bust in the Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence.

Plan of the Forum and adjacent buildings.

Ruins of the Roman Forum. Photograph.

Middleton's Remains of Ancient Rome. .

with the wolf). In the Louvre, Paris. Brunn.

Allegorical statue of the Tiber (showing also Romulus and Remus

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Coin of Syracuse. Obverse: head of Persephone. Reverse: victor in quadriga. Head.

49

Coin of Hiero II. Obverse: head of Hiero with diadem. Reverse :
Nike (Victory) in quadriga. Head.

50

M. Claudius Marcellus. From coins (somewhat enlarged). Bernoulli.
Cathedral of Syracuse, formerly Temple of Minerva. Med. Illust. .
Sappho. Villa Albani, Rome. Uncertain. Brunn u. Arndt.
The Quarries at Syracuse (Dionysius' Ear). Photograph..

Coin of the Mamertini. Obverse: head of Ares (Mars). Reverse:
eagle on thunderbolt. Poole.

Coin of Rhegium. Obverse: lion's scalp. Reverse: sitting male figure. Poole.

Pompey. Bust in the Vatican (Museo Chiaramonti).

Photograph.

52

55

58

60

63

Uncertain.

66

Fanaraky d'Europe (entrance to the Black Sea by the Bosphorus).
Laurens, Voyage en Turquie.

Mithridates VI. (from a coin). Head..

Tigranes, King of Armenia (from a coin). Head.

Site of Corinth (Acrocorinthus in background). Stackelberg, La
Grèce.

Antiochus III., King of Syria (from a coin). Head..
Philip V., King of Macedonia (from a coin). Head..

View of Mt. Argæus in Cappadocia. Texier, Asie Mineure. .

Lucullus. Bust in the Hermitage, St. Petersburg. Identification uncertain (see Arch. Zeit., N. F., XXIII, 9 ff.). D'Escamps. View near Cape Misenum. Med. Illust. .

View in Pamphylia (Port of Adalia). Lanckoronski, Les Villes de la

Coin of Rhodes. Obverse: head of Helios (perhaps from the Colossus).
Reverse: rose. Head. .

90

Coin of Perseus (Perses). Head.

91

Roman sacrificial procession. Relief in the Galleria degli Uffizi, Flor

Ruins of the Temple of Jupiter Stator. Photograph.

Marcus Aurelius sacrificing in front of the Temple of Jupiter Capitoli

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nus.

Relief from the Arch of M. Aurelius.

Palazzo dei Conser

vatori, Rome. Photograph..

. 136

Roman Sacrificial Procession. Relief in the Galleria degli Uffizi,

Florence. Brunn..

138

Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus at Rome (restored). Hittorff, Architecture antique de la Sicile.

Ruins of the House of the Vestals. Photograph.

140 142

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Church of S. Maria in Aracœli (site of the Roman Arx). Photograph. 150
P. Scipio Africanus. Photograph.
Muses with Homer and Socrates. Ancient sarcophagus in the Louvre.
De Clarac..

152

154

157

Coin of Heraclia. Obverse: head of Nike (Victory). Reverse:
Hercules seated. Head. .

C. Marius. Impression of a coin. Alexander the Great, represented as the god Ammon (hence the horns). From a coin, enlarged. Imhoof-Blumer, Porträtköpfe. . 164 Adana in Cilicia (Cicero's province), with Taurus mountains in the background. Fisher's Views. .

Cato. Bust in the Capitoline Museum, Rome. Uncertain. Photograph. 171
Pompey's Theatre and the temple of Venus Victrix (restored). Canina,
L'Architettura Romana.

Mark Antony. Bust in the Vatican. Uncertain. Photograph.
Coin of Mark Antony and Octavia.

C. Julius Cæsar. Bust in the Louvre. Photograph.
Base of Cæsar's Column. Lanciani, New Tales of Old Rome.
Coin of M. Brutus, commemorating the murder of Cæsar.

189

195

Obverse:

head of Brutus. Reverse: liberty-cap between two daggers; inscription EID.MAR (the Ides of March). Cohen.

196

Marcus Junius Brutus. Bust in the Capitoline Museum, Rome.
Photograph.

Medal struck by the Magnesians in honor of Cicero's son Marcus.
Visconti.

201

FIG.

1. Cisium.

IN THE NOTES.

Rich's Dictionary.

2. Coin of Faustus Sulla. Obverse head of Diana Tifatina. Reverse L. Sulla, seated; Bocchus, King of Mauritania,

FIG.

3.

delivers to him Jugurtha as a captive; inscription FELIX

(surname assumed by Sulla). Arch of Gallienus at Rome.

4. Victory writing on a tablet.

Visconti. Photograph.

Column of Trajan at Rome. Brunn.

Q. Hortensius the orator. Bust in the Villa Albani, Rome. Visconti.

5.

6.

Plan of Syracuse.

7.

View of modern Syracuse.

Photograph.

9.

8. Coin of Agathocles, King of Syracuse. Obverse: head of Persephone. Reverse Nike (Victory) setting up a trophy. Head. Bronze door of the Cathedral at Pisa (twelfth century work). Rohault de Fleury, Monuments de Pise. Head of Medusa. Marble mask in the Glyptothek at Munich. Brunn. Doors of Temple of Romulus, with bullae. T. Quinctius Flamininus. From a coin. .

IO.

II.

12.

13, 14.

15.

Photograph.
Bernoulli.

Mensae Delphicae. From ancient ornamental marble stands.

De Clarac.

Coin of Sex. Pompey. Obverse: pharos of Messana. Reverse:
Scylla..

16. View of Palermo (Panhormus). .

17.

Cohen.

Photograph.

Coin of Porcius Læca commemorating the Lex Porcia. Obverse:
head of Rome. Reverse allegorical representation of P.
Porcius protecting an accused citizen.

19. Coin of M.' Aquilius. Obverse: head of Virtus. Reverse: armed soldier protecting a woman.

Cohen.

Cohen.

20. Cappadocian. Bust from Cæsarea; now in the Jakobsen collection at Copenhagen.

26. Coin with heads of Servilius Ahala and M. Junius Brutus.

27.

Sacrarium (family shrine). From a Pompeian house..

28. Signa militaria. From coins.

Visconti. Baumeister. Cohen.

29. The Mamertine prison (Tullianum). Section.

31. Coin of Sextus Pompey. Obverse: head of Sextus Pompey. Reverse: heads of Sextus Pompey and Pompey the Great. Cohen.