Combe, Taylor [Hrsg.]: A description of the collection of ancient Marbles in the British Museum: with engravings (Band 2) ([S.l.], 1815)

CONTENTS.

Plate

XXXI. A statue of a youth biting the arm of another boy, with whom he has

quarrelled at the game of osselets.
XXXII. A terminal head of Pericles.

XXXIII. A statue of a Faun, with the artist's name inscribed upon it.

XXXIV. A terminal head of Epicurus.

XXXV. A terminal statue of Pan playing upon a pipe.
XXXVI. A Greek inscription upon a circular shield, containing the names of the
Ephebi of Athens, under Alcamenes.
XXXVII. A terminal statue, supposed to be that of Venus Architis.
XXXVIII. A circular votive patera.
XXXIX. An unknown bronze head, supposed to be that of Pindar.
XL. A circular votive patera, with a head of Pan, in high relief.
XLI. A Greek sepulchral monument with a bas relief.
XLII. A terminal head of Periander.
XLIII. A statue of a Faun, with the artist's name inscribed upon it.
XLIV. An unknown terminal head, probably of a Greek poet.
XLV. A statue of Actaeon attacked by his dogs.
XLVI. A terminal head of the young Hercules.

CORRECTIONS.

Plate IV. p. 4: 1. 4. for a house, read the house.
Plate XXVII. 1. 4. for characterize, read characterizes.
Plate XXXVI. p. l. 1. 19. tor four, read five.