British Museum <London> [Editor]: Elgin and Phigaleian Marbles (Band 2) (London, 1833)

INDEX.

A.

Achilles, shield of, described by Homer, i. 106
Acropolis, rock of the,.ivl2, 13

----——r-works upon the, written by Polemo and Heliodorus, i. 71

-----------coin representing the steps of the, ii. 59

Ada, sepulchral urn forf ii. 163

iEgaleos, the eminence under which Xerxes sat to view the sea-
fight of Salamis, i. 18
./Egina, dimensions of the temple of Jupiter at, i. 75

--------notice of the marbles of, j. 114

iEgis of the figure of Minerva, from the western pediment of the

Parthenon, ii. 25
jEsculapius, statue of, at Epidaurus, ascribed by some to Phidias,

and by others to Thrasymedes, i. 119

■-------------figure of, in the Elgin frieze, i. 161)

---------—— temple of, in an island of the Tiber, ii. 101

■------------— temple of, at Epidaurus, filled with dedicatory tablets

recording the diseases from which persons had been relieved,

ii. 101

—----------— torso of a figure of, found at Epidaurus, ii, 121

Agamemnon, Homer's description of, ii. 27

———-------building at Mycense called the tomb of, ii. 115

Agneis, sepulchral stele for, ii. 154

---------• inscription for, ii. 230

Aglauros, temple of, ii. 60, 69

Agonistic inscriptions, and inscriptions relating to the tribes of

Athens, ii. 141
Agora, embellishments of the, L 51
-—-~r New, of Athens, i, 30

Agoracritus, statue of Nemesis at Khamaus, ascribed to, i. 121
—----------- bronze statues of Minerva Itonia, and Jupiter, by,

i. 127

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