OF OBJECTS DESCRIBED AND SUBJECTS
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Aberdeen, Lord, 8, 218, 355 Acamas, Demophron, and Æthra (vase), 345
Acanthus, coins of (lion devouring a bull), 500
Acarnanian League, coin of, 531 Achæan League, coins of, 532 Achelous (river), representations of, on vases, 316
Achilles, the arms of (vase subject), 386, 409 (terra-cotta), 695; and Hector (vases), 320, 378; and Lycaon (vase), 415; and Penthesilea (vase), 348 Acropolis of Athens, excavations at, 303, 314
Actæon (statue), 65 Actors as birds (vase), 345; a comic actor (Roman statuette),
Eginetan smile," 112, 268 Alius Cæsar (bronze bust), 453 Æneas and Anchises (vase), 344 Enus, coins of, 506, 515 Æschines (portrait bust), 248 Eschylus referred to, 384, 427, 509, 620
Esculapius types of, in art, 80; (marble bas-relief), 80; (head from Melos), 193; worship of, 193 n.; (gem), 625 Ætolian League, coins of, 531 Age of Gold," the, in Greece, 558; among the Celts, 579 Agoracritus (sculptor), 194 Agrigentum, coins of, 503, 509. See also Girgenti
Agrippina the elder, cameo from
Marlborough collection, 647 Ajax, suicide of (vase), 402; and Cassandra (vase), 328 Alabaster jar from the Mausoleum, 213; urns (Roman), II Alabastron (shape of vase), 278 Alcæus and Sappho vase, 363; terra-cotta relief, 691
Alcestis, story of, 131; on a sculptured column from Ephe- sus, 131
Alcmena (vase), 412 Alexander the Great features of,
142; influence of, on Greek art, 52, 142, 428, 523; coins of, 524; portraits of, in the Museum, head (Second Græco-Roman
Amasis (vase painter), 348 Amathus, vases from, 305; boats from, 708
Amazons on the Mausoleum frieze,
214, 215, 216; on the Phigalian frieze, 234; head of an Amazon (? after Polyclitus), 69; on vases, 280, 376
Amber, its use in antiquity, 568; ornaments from Italy, 569 Ameinocleia, sepulchral monument of, 240 Amethyst, 619
Amphictyonic Council, coin of, 516
Amphora (shape of vase), 276 Anacreon, bust, 10; vases, 380 Anchor, lead, from Cyrenè, 84 Anderson, W. C. F., on a bronze chair, 449
Andromeda (vase), 390
Anglo-Roman methods of burial,
Anglo-Saxon jewellery, 608, 665 Animals in bronze, 454; in terra- cotta, 707; (Anglo-Roman), 731 Antæus (vase), 318 Antefixes (terra cotta roof orna-
ments), origin of, 484; Etrus- can, 484; from Capua, 704 Anthology, the Greek, referred to, 369, 380, 619, 631, 640, 641, 670, 671, 696, 706
Antigonus Gonatas, coin, 531 Antinous, portrait bust, 27
Antiquities as historical data, 203,
types of, in ancient art,
Apotheosis of Homer (bas-relief),
Archaic art, characteristics of, Ch.
vii., 691 Archaistic style, in sculpture, 61;
on vases, 304 Archemorus, death of (vase), 358 Archer, bronze statuette of an (found in Cheapside), 729
Ares and Hephaestus (burlesque, vase), 418
Arethusa on Syracusan coins, 511, 521, 522
Argonauts (terra-cotta reliefs), 555 Argos, coins of, 517 Ariadne, statue, 9 Ariarethes, 223
Aristophanes referred to, 345, 359, 367, 418
Aristotle referred to, 494 n., 499, 502, 503
Armed runner, head of, 134 Armour, 450, 454. See also Cuirass, Greaves, Helmet
Arnold, Matthew, referred to, 46, 72, 343, 757 Arnold, W. T., cited, 717 Arrephoroi, 196
Artemisia, 209; colossal statue,
pottery, 741 Arts and crafts, 448, 470, 763 Aryballos (shape of vase), 278 Ashanti gold ornaments, 588 Askos (shape of vase), 279, 406 Ass as water-carrier (vase), 387 Assteas (vase painter), 412 Assyrian influence on Greek art,
289, 297, 300, 301, 325, 686; on Etruscan, 484
Astragali, game of, 58, 673; (marbles), girl playing, 58; group, 58; (terra-cotta), 714. See also Knucklebones Athena birth of, legend, 158; on
the E. pediment of Parthenon, 158; on vases, 320, 329; strife of, with Poseidon, on W. pediment of Parthenon, 165
on the pediments of Ægina,
IIO; on vases, 325, 332, 360, 391; vase moulded in the form of (Phidian type), 410; on coins, 501, 532 Athena Hygieia (bronze statuette), 430
Lemnia, type of (terra-cotta), 688 Parthenos, statuettes, 188; type of, on a vase, 389; bronze statuette, 430 Promachos,
type of (bronze
and Poseidon (on terra-cottas), 709, 711
See also Minerva Athenæum Club, frieze, 174 n. Athenæus, referred to, 98, 266, 299, 710 Athenian lekythi, 367 Athens coins of, 501, 508, 532,
537; characteristics, 506; reason for conservatism in, 507 expedition to Potidæa, 6; finan- cial, political, and religious inscriptions, 6, 7. See also Parthenon, Erechtheum, etc. Athletes sculpture (Westmacott coll.), 38; incised bronze disk, 435; at bath (vase), 384. See also Pentathlon
Atlas and Hercules (metope of Olympia), 114
Attic reliefs (casts), 117 Atys (marble head), 70
Augustus busts, 21, 22; on coins,
542; on a sardonyx
(Strozzi cameo), 645;
another cameo, 650
Auldjo vase, 658 Aulus (name on gem), 625 Authority and Archæology cited, xvi, 9, 303
Bacchanalian Rout (relief), 62 Bacchante Chimairophonos (relief), 54
Bacchante, marble head, 62; on a gem, 622
Bacchic scenes (terra-cotta relief), 556
Bacchic vases (marble), 9, 11, 13 Bacchus and Ambrosia (statue), 58
Bacchus and Silenus (painting from
Bosco Reale), 594 Bacchus (statue from Cyrene), 77 Bacchus (youthful head of), 228 Bacchus. See Dionysus Backgammon (Etruscan mirror de- sign), 483
Bactria coins of, 530, 536, 539, 544; gold ornaments, 600 Bale vase (Pandora, polychrome kylix), 372
Ball, game of mounted, 327, 397,
Balsamaria (Etruscan), 471
Bank of England, Roman pave-
Banquet scenes, Greek (on sepul-
chral reliefs), 242; (on vases), 340, 357, 365, 383; Etruscan (paintings), 465, 468; sepul- chral significance of, 468 Barbarian, head of, 65; colossal
head of, 70; bronze figure of (found in the Thames), 731 Baring-Gould on portraits of the Cæsars, 20, 21
Bartlow Hills, enamelled vase found in, 738
Bassæ, temple of Apollo at, 230. See also Phigalia Bath-chair (marble), 74 Beaconsfield, Earl of, 289
Beauty and the Beast" (terra- cotta figurine), 695
Bee in Greek mythology, 561; on
a vase, 326; a bee in gold from Crete, 560; on coins of Ephesus, 505 Bellerophon and Chimera: on a
Lycian tomb, 224; on vases, 334; terra-cotta relief, 691
Biomorph, 293
Bisellium, 449
Bithynia, coins of, 539
Blacas collection, purchase of, 649, 663 Black-figure vases, Ch. xviii. Boat, model of a, in gold (Celtic), 583
Boats, representations of, on vases, 298, 330, 337; terra-cotta models, 708
Boehm, Sir Edgar, R.A., on the Elgin Marbles, 153
Boeotian vases, 297
Bolivia, silver ornaments from, 588 Bonaparte, Prince Lucien, 280, 475 Boreas and Oreithyia (bronze relief), 445
Bosco Reale, paintings from, 553 Botticelli, 702
Boustrophedon manner of writing,
Bowl, in bronze, with relief of Scylla, 440
Boxing scenes on vases, 380, 396, 400
Boy and goose (silver statuette), 598
Boy playing morra (bronze), 439 Branchidæ, sculptures from the Sacred Way, 86, 93-95 Branteghem, A. von, vases from his collection, 358
British Museum, account of the formation of Greek and Roman collections, xviii
Bröndsted and the bronzes of Siris, 443 Bronzes (Ch. xxi. ): primitive method
of making bronze statues, 422, 476; invention of hollow cast- ing, 423; popularity of bronze statues, 423; why few have survived, 423; patina, 427; forgeries, 427 n.; notable statues (or fragments) de- scribed--leg of a statue, 424 ; head of Aphroditè, 425; head of Sleep, 423; head of a poet, 433; Anglo-Roman, 727 popularity of statuettes, 428: notable statuettes described;
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