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E. C.
N. D.
N. D.
(porphyry, extrem-
ities of bronze)
N. D.
(extremities of
white marble,
drapery of black)
E. C.
(material as 17)
E. C.
(Apollo)
E. C.
E. C.
E. C.
E. C.
E. C.
(draped female)
( ,, ,, headless)
Atreus
Commodus
Parthian king
Armenian king
‘ Spes ’
Goddess
Pomona
Flora
Rome
Nymph of Diana
‘ Vestalis dea ’
‘ Hermaphrodite ’
Minerva
Aesculapius
,, (another)
Hadrian
Spes
Psyche
Hygia
Ceres
Diana
Juno
‘ Aeternitas ’
unknown
Venus, Eros, An-
teros
‘ Venus Cypria ’
Farnese
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Naples, 243 (5999): R. i. 486. 5.
„ 76 (6122): R. i. 519. 4.1
,, 77 (6116): R. i. 519, 6.
,, 242(6409): R. i. 212. 5.
,, 42(5978): R. i. 214. 4.
,, 707(6281): R. i. 254. 1.
Florence, D. iii. 213; Am. g8(?): A. 357/9
Replica of Naples 530 (6354) (R. i. 373. 3)
and of Villa Albani 103 (R. i. 389. 8).
Naples 675 (6262) : R. i. 243. 6.
,, 483 (6319): R. i. 230. 4.
? H. 1 (later to Villa Medici).
Rot Louvre, Cat. Somm. 639 (R. i. 148. 4).
H. 26. Vatican Garden, A. 800.
H. 21. Vatican, Braccio Nuovo 132.
H. 44/46. „ „ „ 94.
(rejected by Hiibner, p. 94).
H. no. Capitol, Gladiatore 6.
H. 109. Vatican, Giardino della Pigna
(not in catalogues)5 : R. ii. 338. 2.
H. 20. Quirinal, M.-D. 1422.
H. 2. Later to Villa Medici. Found at
Hadrian’s Villa (?) {Archaeologia, Ixi.
(1908) 225 note d).
H. 44/46. ?
H. 44/46. ?
H. 22/23. Vatican, Chiaramonti 14.'»
H. 129J Dresden, Hettner28o: R. i. 313.4.
H. i2. Vatican, Chiaramonti 353 : R. ii.
377- 5-
H. 128. Florence, Pitti: D. ii. 6.

1 See Michaelis, Rom. Mitt. xui. (i8g8)p. 253, n. 28.
2 Spei sen Flore Statua in Aea. Farn.esianis. 3 In Campidoglio (added wrongly).
4 In the ‘standard ’ edition, owing to rearrangement, ‘ ibidem’ in the legend wrongly refers, not to Card. Ferrara, but to Farnese.
5 cf. my article on ' the Villa d’Este,’ in Archaeologia, Ixi. (1908), p. 252.
6 Hulsen (following Amelung) says it recurs in the 1645 edition, but I have not found it.
7 Hiilsen’s suggestion that this statue may have been found in excavations on the Palatine in 1566, 1569, or 1570 (Addenda, p. 124) is vitiated by the fact that it occurs in the
first edition (before 1562), the arrangement of the plates in which makes it not improbable that it really belonged to the collection of Cardinal da Carpi, though I cannot identify it
with any of the statues in Hiilsen’s list of that collection. See above p. 112, n. 8 The number is reckoned as though it were 25.