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 COLOURED DRAWINGS Ai\D ENGMYIXGS 
 
 ANCIENT MOSAICS, 
 
 MADE FOR, AND COLLECTED BY, 
 
 THE LATE 
 
 DR. EGBERT WOLLASTON ; 
 
 AND PRESENTED TO THE SOUTH KENSIXGTON 3IUSEUM BY 
 
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 1867. 
 
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 PRELIMINARY NOTICE OF THE COLLECTION. 
 
 The collection of drawings and engravings enumerated 
 in the following catalogue was formed by tiie late Robert 
 Wollaston, M.D., and after his death was presented by Mrs. 
 Wollaston, in 1867, to the National Art Library of the 
 South Kensington Museum. 
 
 During many years Dr. Wollaston had interested himself 
 in visiting and examining the remains of ancient mosaic 
 work still existing in Great Britain and on the Continent, 
 and had gradually accumulated a very interesting series of 
 illustrations of some of the most remarkable works or 
 fragments known to be extant. The valuable results of 
 his long continued labour form a collection of nearly 300 
 drawings and engravings, some of them on a large scale 
 and coloured after the original objects. These are now 
 deposited according to the express wish of Dr. Wollaston — 
 carried into effect by his widow — in the Art Library of 
 the South Kensington Museum, for the use of students in 
 the Schools of Art and the public. 
 
 The collection represents, with a few inconsiderable 
 exceptions, what are commonly known as antique mosaics, 
 that is, works previous to the earl}'- Christian epoch, and 
 belonging for the most part to the dominion of Pagan 
 Rome, The early mosaics that succeeded Roman art or 
 were sometimes contemporaneous with it, such as those in 
 the churches at Rome, Ravenna, &c., and the frequent 
 and beautiful Opus Alexandrinum, are noL illustrated in 
 this collection, neither do the mosaics of the later Mediseval 
 time, or of the Renaissance, or of modern periods, come 
 within its scope. 
 
 It is, therefore, definite in its range and fairly complete 
 within its limits. 
 
 The engravings have been gathered from all available 
 sources ; the drawings were many of them made by artists 
 employed by Dr. Wollaston, and some, especially those by 
 Italian draughtsmen, are extremely well executed. 
 
 As the value and fitness of mosaic decoration for our 
 Avails have of late begun to be recognized in this country, 
 and as the history and practice of the art are consequently 
 
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 exciting attention, it becomes of importance to artists or 
 students to have access to a tolerably complete series of 
 illustrations of what was accomplished by the ancient 
 Romans, who, more than all other nations, employed mosaic 
 decoration in both public and private edifices. 
 
 The present collection includes 198 coloured drawings, 61 
 engravings, eight lithographs, and three photographs ; of 
 these upwards of 80 represent mosaics discovered at various 
 times in Great Britain, and for the most part preserved 
 either hi situ, or, in local or national Museums. The re- 
 mainder represents Avorks discovered in various parts of the 
 wide extent of the ancient Roman Empire ; the greatest 
 number, as might be expected, in Rome and its neigh- 
 bourhood, and in Pompeii ; others that have been found 
 in Africa, Spain, Syria, Halicarnassus, the ancient Helvetia, 
 &c. ; in fact from the vast circuit over which the Romans 
 extended a permanent dominion, carrying with them, in 
 some degree at least, wherever their footing was made 
 secure, their civilization and their luxury. 
 
 The mosaic work illustrated in this collection is for the 
 most part executed in tesserre of variously-shaped and 
 coloured stones and marbles — the material wliich was most 
 employed during the continuance of the classical taste. A 
 few examples also occur of the use of the glass mosaic, 
 which, though employed by the Romans, may be con- 
 sidered more especially characteristic of tlie Byzantine 
 style ; this glass mosaic was frequently eni-iched with gold, 
 laid on the surface of each tessera, and then coated with 
 a thin film of pure colourless glass to secure the preserva- 
 tion and permanent bi'ightness of the metal. The minute 
 mosaic in hard or precious stones, jf^i^^re dure, so well 
 known as a modern Florentine and Roman art, is repre- 
 sented by an illustration of the work commonly called 
 " Pliny's Doves," preserved in the Museum of the Capitol at 
 Rome, and by a few other examples. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 DIVISION I. 
 
 MOSAICS FOUND IN ENGLAND AND WALES. 
 
 Antique Eoman. 
 
 Arranged in the alphabetical order of Counties. 
 
 1. Dorsetshire. 
 
 1, Male and female musicians. Near Sherborne. Drawing, 
 
 2. Geometrical medallion. Dorchester, Drawingr. 
 
 3, Figures and heads. Frampton, Drawing. 
 
 2. Essex. 
 
 4. to 46. Geometrical rectangles. Colchester. Drawing. 
 
 5. Geometrical octagon. Colchester. Drawing. 
 
 3. Gloucestershire. 
 
 6, Animals and heads. Dyer St., Cirencester. Drawing. 
 ^-7. Orpheus and animals. Barton, Cirencester. Drawing. 
 
 8. The Seasons, with Act?eon, Bacchus, and other figures. 
 
 Cirencester. Drawing. 
 
 9. Head of Ceres, enlarged. Cirencester. Drawing. 
 
 10. and 10a. Figures and marine monsters. Dyer St., 
 
 Cirencester. Drawing. 
 Guilloche pattern on wall. XJriconium (Wroxeter). 
 Drawing. 
 r 11. Orpheus and animals. Woodchester. Drawing. 
 12. Bacchanals and other figures. Woodchester. Drawing. 
 13 to 13<:/, Geometrical rectangles, Woodchester. Drawing. 
 
 14. Fishes, with meander border. Witcombe. Drawing. 
 
 15, Birds and animals, Withington. (In the British 
 
 Museum.) Drawing. 
 
4. Hampshire. 
 
 16. Geometrical rectangle. Abbot's Ann. Drawing. 
 
 17. Head of Mars. Bramdean. Drawing. 
 
 18. Head of Medusa, with busts of eight Deities, &c. 
 
 (restored.) Bramdean. Drawing. 
 
 19. Boys wrestling, heads, Szc. Bramdean. Drawing. 
 
 20. Ariadne and panther, heads, &c, Thruxton. Drawing. 
 
 5. Leicestershire. 
 
 21. Cupid and another figure, with a stag. Leicester. 
 
 Coloured lithograph. 
 
 22. Geometrical patterns. Leicester. Coloured lithograph. 
 
 6. Lincolnshire, 
 
 23. Geometrical rectangle, Denton, near Grantham. 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 24. Orpheus and animals, &c. Horkstow. Drawing. 
 
 25. Head of Apollo, with radiated compartments contain- 
 
 ing medallions of Bacchanals, Nereids, «fec. (restored 
 by Flaxman). Horkstow. Drawing. 
 
 26. Geometrical rectangle. Roxby. Drawing. 
 
 27. Geometrical rectangle. Scampton. Coloured photo- 
 
 graph. 
 
 28. Geometrical rectangle. Scampton. Drawing. 
 
 29. Orpheus and animals. Winterton. Drawing. 
 80, Head of Ceres, &c. Winterton. Drawing. 
 
 30"^ and 30"^^, The two foregoing, enlarged. Winterton. 
 Coloured engraving. 
 
 7. Middlesex (London). 
 
 3). Geometrical rectangle. Threadneedle St. Drawing. 
 
 32. Geometrical rectangle. Threadneedle St. Drawing. 
 
 33. Geometrical rectangle. Found under the Bank of 
 
 England. Drawing. 
 
 34. Geometrical rectangle. Broad St. Drawing. 
 
 35. to 35e. Fragments, various. Broad St, (In the Crystal 
 
 Palace.) Drawing, 
 
 36. Bacchus and tiger, &c. Leadenhall St. Coloured en- 
 
 graving. 
 
 37. Peacock and Glnochoe, with guilloche border. Fen- 
 
 church Street. (In the Britif-h Museum.) Drawing. 
 
 38. Geometrical pattern. (In the British Museum.) Draw- 
 
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 39. Geometrical pattern, with meander border. Drawing. 
 
 40. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing. 
 
 Locality uncertain. 
 
 41. Landscape, with man killing a goat, &c. (In the 
 
 South Kensington Museum). Drawing. 
 
 42. Flower, in hexagonal compartment. (In the South 
 
 Kensington Museum.) Drawing. 
 
 8. NOKTHAMPTONSHIRE. 
 
 43. Vase and geometrical patterns. Caistor. Drawing. 
 
 44. Geometrical rectangle. Caistor. Drawing. 
 
 45. Geometrical rectangle. Cotterstock. Coloured en- 
 
 graving. 
 
 46. Vase, &c. Cotterstock. Drawing. 
 
 47. Geometrical rectangle. Apthorpe Park, Wansford. 
 
 Coloured engraving. 
 
 9. Nottinghamshire. 
 
 48. Meleager and Atalanta. Mansfield Woodhouse. 
 
 Coloured engraving. 
 
 49. Geometrical rectangle. Mansfield Woodhouse. Dra"<v-' 
 
 ing. 
 
 10, Oxfordshire. 
 
 50. Geometrical rectangle. North Leigh, near Blenheim. 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 51. Geometrical rectangle. Stonesfield, near Woodstock. 
 
 Coloured engraving. 
 
 52. Bacchus and tiger, &;c, Stonesfield, near Woodstock, 
 
 Drawing, 
 
 11, Shropshire, 
 
 53. Geometrical rectangle. Lea, near Shrewsbury, Draw- 
 
 ing. 
 
 54. Geometrical rectangle, with star in centre. Coloured 
 
 engraving. 
 
 55. Geometrical rectangle, with guilloche border. Drawing. 
 
 ]2. Somersetshire. 
 
 56. Geometrical rectangle. Combe St. Nicholas. Drawing. 
 
 57. Men carrying a deer. East Coker. Drawing. 
 
 58. Nine figures in compartments, Pitney, Drawing. 
 
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 59. Geometrical rectangle. Wellow, Coloured engraving. 
 
 60. Animals and geometrical pattern. Wellow. Coloured 
 
 engraving. 
 
 61. Peacock and geometrical patterns. Wellow. Coloured 
 
 engraving. 
 
 1.3. Suffolk. 
 
 62. Geometrical patterns. Ipswich. Coloured litliograph. 
 
 14. Sussex. 
 
 63. Juno, gladiators, &c. Bignor. Drawing. 
 
 64. Head of Juno, enlarged. Bignor. Drawing. 
 
 65. Comic gladiator, enlarged. Bignor. Drawing. 
 
 66. Ganymede and the Eagle. Bignor. Drawing. 
 
 67. The same enlarged. Bignor. Drawing. 
 
 68. Bacchante. Bignor. Drawing. 
 
 15. Wiltshire. 
 
 69. The Seasons (?). Littlecote Park. Drawing. 
 
 70. Marine monsters, animals, &c. Littlecote Park. 
 
 Drawing. 
 71 and 7 la. Geometrical patterns. Littlecote Park. Draw- 
 ing. 
 
 16. Worcestershire. 
 72. Geometrical rectangle. Droit wich. Drawing. 
 
 17. Yorkshire. 
 
 78. Geometrical rectangle. Aldborough. Drawing and 
 coloured lithograph. 
 
 74. Geometrical rectangle. Aldborough. Drawing. 
 
 75. Geometrical rectangle. Aldborough. Drawing. 
 70. Deer and geometrical patterns. York. Drawing. 
 
 18. Wales. 
 
 77 and 77a. Geometrical rectangles, Caerwent. Coloured 
 engravine'. 
 
DIVISION II. 
 
 MOSAICS FOUND IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 
 Chiefly Antique Roman. 
 
 Arranged in the alphabetical order of the Countries. 
 
 1. Africa. 
 
 78. Carthage. Head of Ceres, large. (In the British Mu- 
 seum.) Drawing. 
 
 79 and 79a. Carthage. Man and woman in a boat, fishing, 
 
 and, Group of Nereids and fishes. (In the Britisli 
 Museum.) Drawing. 
 
 80 and 80a. Carthage. Geometrical pattern, and, Repre- 
 
 sentations of the chase. (In the British Museum.) 
 Drawing. 
 
 81 and 81a. Carthage. Two females standing in compart- 
 
 ments, and. Birds and animals drinking. (In the 
 British Museum.) Dra^ving. 
 
 82. Carthage. Female dancing. Drawing. 
 
 83. and 83a. Constantine. Geometrical patterns. Coloured 
 
 engraving. 
 
 84. Constantine. Lunette of geometrical patterns. Draw- 
 
 ing. 
 
 85. Constantine. Neptune and Amphitrite in a quadriga, 
 
 aod boys and girls in boats, fishing. Coloured en- 
 graving. 
 
 86. Constantine. The foregoing, with the rectangle of 
 
 geometrical patterns in which it is inserted. En- 
 graving. 
 
 87. Constantine. Fragments of geometrical patterns. 
 
 Coloured engraving. 
 
 88 and 88a. Philippeville. Amphitrite (?) on a sea mon- 
 
 ster, and, a female and animals. Coloured engraving. 
 
 89 and 89a. Philippeville. Geometrical patterns. Co- 
 
 loured engraving. 
 
 2. Asia Minor. 
 
 90 to 906. Halicarnassus. Deer at a Fountain ; Meleager ; 
 
 a Dog pursuing a Hare. Drawing. 
 
 91 and 91a. Halicarnassus. " Summer;" and. Birds and 
 
 geometrical patterns. Drawing. 
 
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 92. Halicarnassus. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing. 
 
 93. Halicarnassus. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing. 
 
 94. Smyrna. Fragment of geometrical patterns. Drawing. 
 
 3. Crimea. 
 
 9-5. Greek mosaic ; Story of Ipliigeneia. Drawing. 
 
 4. France. 
 
 Aix (see under Vienne). 
 
 96. Aries. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing. 
 
 97. Autun. Bellerophon and the Chimjera. Drawing. 
 Autun (see under Avignon). 
 
 98. Avignon. Narcissus, &c. In the Museum. Drawing. 
 99 and 99a. Avignon. A pheasant; and, Ducks at Autun 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 100. Bergheim. Geometrical rectangle. Gallo-Roman. 
 
 Coloured lithograph. 
 
 101. Besangon. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing. 
 
 J 02. Bevoy. Tarquin and Lucretia (?) with animals, &c. 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 Colombe (see under Lyons). 
 
 Dijon (see under Lyons). 
 103. Lyons. Achilles and the daughters of Lycomedes. 
 
 Drawing. 
 104 to 104d Lyons. Medusa, and the Seasons. In the 
 
 Museum. Coloured engraving. 
 
 105. Lyons. A Charioteer, from the Circus. In the Mu- 
 seum. Drawing. 
 
 106. Lyons. Chariot race. In the Museum. Coloured 
 
 engraving. 
 
 107. Lyons. A Fish. In the Museum. Drawing. 
 ^/i08 to 108d. Lyons. Bacchus; also Orpheus and the 
 
 Gallic Cock, at Colombe, and. Birds in the Museum at 
 Dijon. Drawing. 
 
 109. Nantes. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing. 
 
 110. Nimes. Achilles dragging the body of Hector. In 
 
 the Museum. Drawing. 
 
 111. Nlmes. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing. 
 
 112. Nimes. Diana in a chariot, heads, &c. Drawing. 
 
 113. Orange. A Cat, and geometrical pattern. Coloured 
 
 engraving. 
 
 114. Poligny. Lion, centaurs, &c., in geometrical rectangle. 
 Drawing. 
 
 115. Vienne, Bacchus and Ariadne, &c. Engraving. 
 
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 116 to 1 1 6&. Vienne. Medallion of Neptune ; also Death 
 of the Bull, at Aix, and, Combat of Cupid and Pan (?). 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 5. India. 
 
 p 117. Agra. Wall mosaic in the Taj Mahal. I7th century. 
 Photograph. 
 
 6. Italy. 
 
 Bevagna (.see under Pa via). 
 
 118. Brescia. Geometrical patterns. Drawing. 
 
 119. Florence. Geometrical patterns. Coloured lithograph. 
 
 1 20. Florence. Floral and geometrical patterns. Drawing. 
 Naples (see under Pompeii). 
 
 121. Ostia. Geometrical jDatterns in form of a cross. 
 
 Drawing. 
 122 to 122d Ostia. Gladiators, hunting scene, &c. Draw- 
 ing. 
 123. Palestrina. Representation of the Nile. Drawing, 
 124 and 124a. Pavia. A female caressing a Nereid and a 
 Sea Horse. In the church of St. Michele (?). Also 
 Neptune and Fishes ; in the Baths at Bevagna 
 (Mevania). Drawing. 
 
 125. Pompeii. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing. 
 
 126. Pompeii. Jupiter and the Giants. Coloured en- 
 
 graving. 
 
 127. Pompeii. Head of Medusa, birds, &c., and geometrical 
 
 rectangle. Now at Portici. Engraving. 
 
 128. Pompeii. The Battle of Issus. In the Museum, 
 
 Naples. Coloured engraving. 
 
 129. Pompeii. Choragus instructing actors. In the Mu- 
 
 seum, Naples. Drawing. 
 
 130. Pompeii. A lion in repose, surrounded by cupids. In 
 
 the Museum, Naples. Drawing. 
 131 to 131/. Pompeii. Geometrical rectangles. In the 
 
 Museum, Naples. Drawing and engraving. 
 132. Pompeii. Cat and Bird. In the Museum, Naples. 
 
 Coloured lithograph. 
 
 133 to 1336. Pompeii. Aerates riding on a tiger; Juo-- 
 
 glers, and a geometrical rectangle. In the Museum, 
 Naples. Drawing. 
 
 134 to 1346. Pompeii. Geometrical patterns. In the Mu- 
 
 seum, Naples. Drawing. 
 
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 134)* Populonia. Fisli, &c. In the South Kensington 
 
 Museum. Drawdng. 
 135. Rome. Capitol. Pliny's cloves. Drawing. 
 136 to 1366. Rome. Church of S. Maria in Trastevere. 
 
 Theseus and the Minotaur, Birds, &c. Drawing. 
 
 137. Rome. Lateran. Tragic Mask, Drawing. 
 
 138. Rome. Lateran. Head of " Summer," birds, fruit, 
 
 &c. Drawing. 
 
 139. Rome. Vatican. The Voyage of Ulysses; Sea 
 
 horses, &c. Engraving. 
 
 140. Rome. Vatican. The Head of Minerva, encircled 
 
 with the Phases of the Moon, &c. Found at Tus- 
 culum. Drawing. 
 
 141. Rome. Vatican. The same, enlarged. Engraving. 
 
 142 and 142a. Rome. Vatican. Geometrical rectangles. 
 
 Engraving. 
 
 143 and 143a. Rome. Vatican, The Voyage of Ulysses; 
 
 sea monsters, &c. EngraAang. 
 
 144 and 144a. Rome. Vatican, The Ephesian Diana 
 
 with birds and trees ; and. Bacchanals with scrolls. 
 Engraving and coloured engraving. 
 145. Rome, Vatican, An eagle attacking a hare, &c. 
 Engraving. 
 
 146 and 146a. Rome. Vatican. A tiger and a wolf. 
 
 Coloured engraving. 
 
 147 and 147a. Rome. Vatican. Groups of fishes, fruits, 
 
 birds, &c. Coloured engraving. 
 
 148. Rome. Vatican. Masks, pastoral subject, &c., with 
 floral border. Coloured engraving. 
 
 149 to 1496. Rome. Vatican. Figures in hexagonal com- 
 partments, and, Vine branches with birds. Engraving 
 and coloured engraving. 
 
 150. Rome. Vatican. Head of Medusa, with combats of 
 
 the Centaurs and Lapitha?, and groups of Neptune 
 and others, attended by sea monsters, in eight com- 
 partments. From Otricoli. Drawing. 
 
 151. Rome. Vatican. The same enlarged. Coloured en- 
 
 graving. 
 
 152. Rome. Vatican. Head of Medusa, with groups of 
 
 figures in eight compartments. Coloured engraving, 
 
 153. Rome. Vatican. The Four Seasons, &c. Found 
 
 under the Lateran. Drawing. 
 
 154. Rome. Vatican. Fruit in vases, &c., and the Four 
 
 Winds. From Hadrian's Villa. Drawing. 
 
 155. Rome. Vatican. Fish, fruit, and baskets. Drawing. 
 
 156. Rome. Vatican. Gladiatorial combat. Drawing, 
 
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 157. Rome. Vatican. A lion attacking a bull, and a 
 female figure with goats. Greek work. From 
 Hadrian's Villa. Drawing. 
 
 loS. Rome. Vatican. Birds and stag. From Ostia. 
 Drawing. 
 
 159. Rome. Vatican. Basket of fruit between a peacock 
 
 and another bird, scrolls, &c. From Ostia, Draw- 
 ing- 
 
 160. Rome. Vatican. Geometrical rectangle. From Ostia. 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 161. Rome. Villa Borghese, Combat of men and 
 
 animals. From Tivoli. Drawing. 
 
 162. Rome, Villa Corsini. Figures, birds, and scrolls. 
 
 Engraving, 
 
 163. "1 Rome, Villa Corsini. A man with a yoke of oxen 
 > ploughing. Drawing. 
 
 16 4. J Ital}^ Men and animals. Drawing 
 
 165 and 165«. Rome. Birds pecking clusters of fruit. 
 From Tivoli. Drawing. And, Landscape with 
 animals. Found on the Aventine. Drawinsr. 
 
 166. Rome. Females riding on sea monsters, &c. Found 
 
 near the Circus Maximus. Drawing, 
 
 167. Rome, Head of Bacchus (?). Birds and Masks. 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 168. Viterbo, A tiger rampant, geometrical patterns, &c. 
 
 Drawing, 
 •169, Italy. Orpheus and animals. Drawing. 
 
 170. Italy, Apotheosis of Titus. Drawing. 
 
 171. Italy. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing, 
 
 7. LiPARi Islands. 
 
 172. Lipari, Sea monsters and fishes. Drawing. 
 
 8. Rhenish Prussia. 
 
 173. Cologne. Heads of philosophers and poets. Draw- 
 
 ing- 
 17-i. Fliessem. Fish and geometrical pattern. Drawing. 
 
 175. Fliessem. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing, 
 
 176, Fhessem. Geometrical lunette. DraAving. 
 
 ] 77. Fliessem, Geometrical rectangle. Drawing, 
 
 178, Nennig. Gladiatorial combats, &c. Engraving, 
 
 179. Nennig. The centre compartment of the same, enlarged. 
 
 Drawincr, 
 
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 180. Treves. Head of Medusa, fishes, &:c., in a liexagon. 
 
 Colovired engraving. 
 
 181. Treves. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing. 
 
 9. Spain. 
 
 182. Italica. Neptune in his car. Drawing. 
 
 183 to 183c. Italica. Four of the Muses. Drawing. 
 
 184 to 184c. Italica. Four of the Muses. Drawing. 
 
 185 to 185c. Italica. Animals in medallions. Drawing. 
 
 186 to 18Gc. Italica. A horse, an ostrich, and boys, in 
 
 medallions. Drawing. 
 187. Rielves. Chariot race. Drawing. 
 ] 88. Rielves. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing, 
 189. Tarragona. Male and female figures, with architec- 
 tural details. Drawing. 
 
 10. SvnTZEIlLAND. 
 
 190 and 190a. Avenches. Geometrical octagons. Draw- 
 ing. 
 
 191. Avenches. Bacchantes, &c., in a geometrical rectangle. 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 192. Avenches. Bellerophon on Pegasus, musicians, &c. 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 193. Orbe. Deities, Tritons, and Nereids, with border of 
 
 running animals. Coloured lithograph. 
 
 194. Orbe. Nereid and sea monsters, heads, animals, &c. 
 
 Coloured lithograph. 
 
 195. St. Gall. Geometrical rectangle. Drawing. 
 
 11. Syria. 
 
 196. Jerusalem, near. Geometrical diamond patterns. 
 
 Found under the " Convent of the Cross." Drawing. 
 
 197. Jerusalem, near. Lunette and irregular cross. Draw- 
 
 ing. 
 
 198. Kiran, Desert of. Animals, busts of men, &c. Photo- 
 
 graph. 
 
 FRESCOES. 
 
 199. Rome. Gladiators and heads. Baths of Caracalla. 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 200. Rome. Ceiling of the Baths of Titus, Drawing. 
 
 201. Rome. Another ceiling in the same. Drawing. 
 
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 202. Borne. Head of Apollo, and the Seasons. Baths of 
 
 Titus. Drawing. 
 
 203. Ostia. Couch, tripod, flowers, &c. Found in a tomb. 
 
 Drawinof. 
 
 204f to 209. Six cards, mounted with engravings of the ruins 
 of Constantine, Guelma, Djemila, and other places 
 in Algiers. From the '' Exploration Scientifique de 
 I'Algerie pendant les anndes 1840, 1841, et 1842. 
 Par M. Delamare." 
 
LONDON: 
 
 Printed by George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode, 
 
 Printers to the Queen's most Excellent Majesty. 
 
 For Her Majesty's Stationery Office. 
 
 [8253.— 500.— 3/70.] 
 
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