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PAGIt
—Richard Payne Knight—Sir Henry Englefield—
Hamilton and the ritual of Isernia—D'Hancarville—
The Priapeia—Reception of the volume—Retrospect:
work of the Dilettanti in Italy—Work in Greece and
Asia Minor—Further enterprises: new Publication
Committee—Specimens of Antient Sculpture—Mode of
imblication—Proposed second volume—Opportunities
ost meanwhile—Sir William Hamilton's notes and
drawings—Letter from Lord Elgin—The Parthenon
Marbles since Carrey—Thomas Harrison—Action taken
by Lord Elgin—Lord Elgin and the Dilettanti—Influence
of Payne Knight in discrediting the Marbles—Champions
on the other side: West, Fuseli, Haydon—Progress of
the controversy—Crown Prince of Bavaria, Visconti,
Canova—The Select Committee—Final result . 107-13^
CHAPTER VI
Internal changes—The Ballot—Abolition of Forfeitures—
Removals: Parslow's : the Thatched House—Researches
in Greece and the Levant—Zeal of new members—Colt
Hoare, Long, Ainslie, Hawkins—Morritt of Rokeby—
Hope of Deepdene—Lord Morpeth, Lord Northwick,
Earl of Aberdeen—Wilkins, Leake, Gell—New Ionian
Committee—Its report on Cell's proposed expedition—
Instructions to the expedition—Researches at Eleusis—
Work at Samos, Miletus, Magnesia, &c.—Work at
Rhamnus, Thoricus, and Sunium—The Aegina Marbles
—Risks from pirates and privateers—Return of mission
—John Peter Gandy—Resolutions as to publication—
Congratulations to members of mission—Details of
scheme—Sir Henry Englefield's appeal—Its results—
The Unedited Antiquities of Attica—New edition of
Ionian Antiquities—Further activities: second volume
of the Specimens—Difficulties and delays—Mode of
meeting expenses—Deaths of Englefield and Payne
Knight—Sir T. Lawrence as Secretary—A German
scholar's tribute—Distinguished members . . 13 7-171
CHAPTER VII
Secretaryship of W.R.Hamilton—Reparation to Lord Elgin—
Correspondents abroad: the Hon. W. R. Spencer—
Sir W. Gell—Mr. Edward Dawkins—The Chevalier
PAGIt
—Richard Payne Knight—Sir Henry Englefield—
Hamilton and the ritual of Isernia—D'Hancarville—
The Priapeia—Reception of the volume—Retrospect:
work of the Dilettanti in Italy—Work in Greece and
Asia Minor—Further enterprises: new Publication
Committee—Specimens of Antient Sculpture—Mode of
imblication—Proposed second volume—Opportunities
ost meanwhile—Sir William Hamilton's notes and
drawings—Letter from Lord Elgin—The Parthenon
Marbles since Carrey—Thomas Harrison—Action taken
by Lord Elgin—Lord Elgin and the Dilettanti—Influence
of Payne Knight in discrediting the Marbles—Champions
on the other side: West, Fuseli, Haydon—Progress of
the controversy—Crown Prince of Bavaria, Visconti,
Canova—The Select Committee—Final result . 107-13^
CHAPTER VI
Internal changes—The Ballot—Abolition of Forfeitures—
Removals: Parslow's : the Thatched House—Researches
in Greece and the Levant—Zeal of new members—Colt
Hoare, Long, Ainslie, Hawkins—Morritt of Rokeby—
Hope of Deepdene—Lord Morpeth, Lord Northwick,
Earl of Aberdeen—Wilkins, Leake, Gell—New Ionian
Committee—Its report on Cell's proposed expedition—
Instructions to the expedition—Researches at Eleusis—
Work at Samos, Miletus, Magnesia, &c.—Work at
Rhamnus, Thoricus, and Sunium—The Aegina Marbles
—Risks from pirates and privateers—Return of mission
—John Peter Gandy—Resolutions as to publication—
Congratulations to members of mission—Details of
scheme—Sir Henry Englefield's appeal—Its results—
The Unedited Antiquities of Attica—New edition of
Ionian Antiquities—Further activities: second volume
of the Specimens—Difficulties and delays—Mode of
meeting expenses—Deaths of Englefield and Payne
Knight—Sir T. Lawrence as Secretary—A German
scholar's tribute—Distinguished members . . 13 7-171
CHAPTER VII
Secretaryship of W.R.Hamilton—Reparation to Lord Elgin—
Correspondents abroad: the Hon. W. R. Spencer—
Sir W. Gell—Mr. Edward Dawkins—The Chevalier