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263 INDEX.
Sigeum, fragment of a stele from, ii. 153
------— account of a bas-relief from, ibid.
Silver mines of Laurion, in the neighbourhood of Athens, i, 18
Simon, son of Aristodemus, sepulchral column to, ii. 15.3
Smilis of iEgina, the sculptor of the antient statue of Juno at
Samos, i, 105
Socrates, son of Socrates of Ancyra, sepulchral cippus of, ii. 150
Solon's laws, written on tablets of wood, ii. 143
Sophocles, head of, as conjectured by Visconti, ii. 120
Sosippus, sepulchral urn for, ii. 16*5, 166
Southern frieze of the Parthenon, i. 213
Spartocus IV., fragment of a decree in honour of, ii. 145
Sprig of myrtle, in gold, found in a tomb at Athens, now in Lord
Elgin's possession, ii. 109
Stadium of Herddes Atticus, i. 26
Stadium, agonistic inscription, consisting of the names of those
who have conquered in the, ii. 141
Stamping of money introduced by Phidon of Argos, i, 106
Stanhope, John Spencer, esq., presents a fragment of the Phiga-
leian frieze to the British Museum, ii. 176
Statues and fragments in the Elgin room, not belonging to the
Elgin collection, ii. 171
Statues and fragments of figures in the Elgin collection, whose
localities are not recorded, ii. 118, 121
Stelas, sepulchral, account of the, ii. 143
Stoee, building of the, i. 51
Strophe, sacred hymn so called, i. 82
Sun-dial of Phaedrus the Peeanian, account of, ii. Ill
Sun-rising, and the night sinking under the horizon, represented
in different antient compositions, ii. 18
Sunium, temple of, i. 46
Sylla carries off the columns of the temple of Jupiter Olympius to
Rome, i. 24
Syntrophus, votive offering of, ii.104
Syracuse, dimensions of the temple of, i.75
Telesphorus, figure of, ii. 118
Tellus, i. 43.
Temple, double, of the Erectheium and Pandrosos, ii. 34
Temples, Grecian, idea and form of the, whence borrowed, i. 70
------—- plan of the generality of the, i, 71
-----------aspects of, i. 73
-----------ascent to, by three steps, ibid,
--------— flour of the, ibid.
Sigeum, fragment of a stele from, ii. 153
------— account of a bas-relief from, ibid.
Silver mines of Laurion, in the neighbourhood of Athens, i, 18
Simon, son of Aristodemus, sepulchral column to, ii. 15.3
Smilis of iEgina, the sculptor of the antient statue of Juno at
Samos, i, 105
Socrates, son of Socrates of Ancyra, sepulchral cippus of, ii. 150
Solon's laws, written on tablets of wood, ii. 143
Sophocles, head of, as conjectured by Visconti, ii. 120
Sosippus, sepulchral urn for, ii. 16*5, 166
Southern frieze of the Parthenon, i. 213
Spartocus IV., fragment of a decree in honour of, ii. 145
Sprig of myrtle, in gold, found in a tomb at Athens, now in Lord
Elgin's possession, ii. 109
Stadium of Herddes Atticus, i. 26
Stadium, agonistic inscription, consisting of the names of those
who have conquered in the, ii. 141
Stamping of money introduced by Phidon of Argos, i, 106
Stanhope, John Spencer, esq., presents a fragment of the Phiga-
leian frieze to the British Museum, ii. 176
Statues and fragments in the Elgin room, not belonging to the
Elgin collection, ii. 171
Statues and fragments of figures in the Elgin collection, whose
localities are not recorded, ii. 118, 121
Stelas, sepulchral, account of the, ii. 143
Stoee, building of the, i. 51
Strophe, sacred hymn so called, i. 82
Sun-dial of Phaedrus the Peeanian, account of, ii. Ill
Sun-rising, and the night sinking under the horizon, represented
in different antient compositions, ii. 18
Sunium, temple of, i. 46
Sylla carries off the columns of the temple of Jupiter Olympius to
Rome, i. 24
Syntrophus, votive offering of, ii.104
Syracuse, dimensions of the temple of, i.75
Telesphorus, figure of, ii. 118
Tellus, i. 43.
Temple, double, of the Erectheium and Pandrosos, ii. 34
Temples, Grecian, idea and form of the, whence borrowed, i. 70
------—- plan of the generality of the, i, 71
-----------aspects of, i. 73
-----------ascent to, by three steps, ibid,
--------— flour of the, ibid.