Pompeii, 1 tomas

C. Knight, 1836

INTRODUCTION	1

CHAPTER II	32

CHAPTER III	38

CHAPTER IV	53

CHAPTER V	83

CHAPTER VI	93

Manner of carrying the amphora	124

Urn for warm decoctions drank in the Thermopolia	126

Half of the plan of the Baths of Antoninus Caracalla	178

Strigiles used by the Romans to scrape themselves during the operation of bathing	181

A slave with a strigil from an Etruscan vase	182

Tweezers used to pull out the hairs of the body after bathing and vases for the perfumed oils with which they were anointed	184

A representation of Baths from the paintings discovered in the Baths of Titus	186

Section of the Castellum of Antoninus Caracalla	194

View of the Temple of Fortune in Pompeii	203

Flat drinkingcup of Terra Cotta	205

Section of the urn	127

Representation of the false door and statue of Eumachia in the Chalcidicum	129

Fountain and reservoir in Triviis near the house of Sallust	131

Facsimile inscription representing the manner of writing on the walls of the buildings in Pompeii	132

Facsimile inscription within an album	133

Ditto ditto	134

Plan showing the construction of the columns of the Basilica	136

Mosaic border in the Temple of Venus the centre part is from the Museum at Naples	139

Terminal figure in the Temple of Venus	141

Construction in wood and stone of the Araiostyle portico of the Forum	143

Representation of a male Centaur and a Bacchante from the paint ings found at Herculaneum and Pompeii	145

CHAPTER VII	146

Viewol the exterior of the Baths as they now exist	147

Facsimile inscription announcing the dedication or formal open ing of the Baths	148

Plan of the Baths	151

Section of the Apodyterium and Frigidarium	154

Ornamented frieze in the Apodyterium	155

Glass vases found in Pompeii	156

Transverse section of the Apodyterium	157

Chariot race of Cupids in the Frigidarium	158

View of the Tepidarium	159

Telamones in the Tepidarium	161

Brazier found in the Tepidarium	162

Bronze seat found in ditto ib 78 Section of the Caldarium	164

Part of the ceiling of the Caldarium	166

Ornament of the Tepidarium	168

Stucco ornaments in the ceiling of the Tepidarium	169

Ornaments of the Tepidarium	170

Steelyard found in Pompeii	207

Ditto called Trutinæ Campane	208

Scales called Libræ or Bilances	209

Bronze lamp and stand	210

CHAPTER VIII	211

Masks dwarf and dancing monkey from the paintings on the walls of Pompeii	215

Tragic mask from the Townley Collection in the British Museum	216

Ditto ditto	217

Tragic and grotesque masks combined from the Townley Collection	218

Masked figure of Silenus	219

Comic actors performing from a painting in Pompeii	220

Tragic actors performing	221

Masks from an ancient manuscript in the Royal Library at Paris	225

Comic actors from a painting at Pompeii	227

Ditto ditto discovered in the house of the fountains in Pompeii	229

Ditto ditto	230

Plan of the Greek Theatre	232

Plan of the Roman Theatre	243

Mosaic Choragus representing the manager directing a rehearsal	246

Plan of the large Theatre at Pompeii	259

A fluteplayer performing or the double flute	262

View of the large Theatre taken from the upper part of the Cavea	263

Stone rings and corbels for the masts of the Velarium of the large Theatre at Pompeti	264

Plan of the small Theatre at Pompeii	266

Bisellius or chair of state used by the authorities in Pompeii	268

View of the small Theatre in Pompeii	269

Helmet supposed to have belonged to the Gladiators	272

CHAPTER IX	294

Pavadinimas	Pompeii, 1 tomas Library of entertaining knowledge 1 tomas iš Pompeii [by W. Clarke], William Clarke (architect.) Pompeii, G. Clarke Pompeii, Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain)
Autorius	William Clarke (architect.)
Bendraautoris	Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain)
Leidimas	4
Leidėjas	C. Knight, 1836
Originalas iš	Oksfordo universitetas
Pakeista skaitmenine forma	30 kovo 2009

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