Content

• Einband
• Titelblatt
• V-VII Preface
• IX-XXII Contents
• 1-44 Introduction
  • 1-7 Chapter I.: The Situation of Pompeii
  • 8-18 Chapter II.: Before 79
  • 19-24 Chapter III.: The City Overwhelmed
  • 25-30 Chapter IV.: The Unearthing of the City
  • 31-34 Chapter V.: A Bird's View
  • 35-44 Chapter VI.: Building Materials, Construction, and Architectural Periods
• 45-238 Part I.: Public places and buildings
  • 45-60 Chapter VII.: The Forum
  • 61-69 Chapter VIII.: General View of the Buildings about the Forum - The Temple of Jupiter
  • 70-79 Chapter IX.: The Basilica
  • 80-90 Chapter X.: The Temple of Apollo
  • 91-93 Chapter XI.: The Buildings at the Northwest Corner of the Forum, and the Table of Standard Measures
  • 94-101 Chapter XII.: The Macellum
  • 102-105 Chapter XIII.: The Sanctuary of the City Lares
  • 106-109 Chapter XIV.: The Temple of Vespasian
  • 110-118 Chapter XV.: The Building of Eumachia
  • 119-120 Chapter XVI.: The Comitium
  • 121-123 Chapter XVII.: The Municipal Buildings
  • 124-126 Chapter XVIII.: The Temple of Fortuna Augusta
  • 127-134 Chapter XIX.: General View of the Public Buildings near the Stabian Gate. - The Forum Triangulare and the Doric Temple
  • 135-146 Chapter XX.: The Large Theatre
  • 147-150 Chapter XXI.: The Small Theatre
  • 151-158 Chapter XXII.: The Theatre Colonnade, used as Barracks for Gladiators
  • 159-161 Chapter XXIII.: The Palaestra
  • 162-176 Chapter XXIV.: The Temple of Isis
  • 177-179 Chapter XXV.: The Temple of Zeus Milichius
  • 180-195 Chapter XXVI.: The Baths at Pompeii. - The Stabian Baths
  • 196-201 Chapter XXVII.: The Baths near the Forum
  • 202-205 Chapter XXVIII.: The Central Baths
  • 206-220 Chapter XXIX.: The Amphitheatre
  • 221-230 Chapter XXX.: Streets, Water System, and Wayside Shrines
  • 231-238 Chapter XXXI.: The Defences of the City
• 239-374 Part II.: The Houses
  • 239-273 Chapter XXXII.: The Pompeian House
  • 274-276 Chapter XXXIII.: The House of the Surgeon
  • 277-281 Chapter XXXIV.: The House of Sallust
  • 282-291 Chapter XXXV.: The House of the Faun
  • 292-294 Chapter XXXVI.: A House near the Porta Marina
  • 295-302 Chapter XXXVII.: The House of the Silver Wedding
  • 303-306 Chapter XXXVIII.: The House of Epidius Rufus
  • 307-314 Chapter XXXIX.: The House of the Tragic Poet
  • 315-334 Chapter XL.: The House of the Vettii
  • 335-341 Chapter XLI.: Three Houses of Unusal Plan
  • 342-348 Chapter XLII.: Other Noteworthy Houses
  • 349-354 Chapter XLIII.: Roman Villas. - The Villa of Diomedes
  • 355-360 Chapter XLIV.: The Villa Rustica at Boscoreale
  • 361-374 Chapter XLV.: Household Furniture
• 375-396 Part III.: Trades and occupations
  • 375-384 Chapter XLVI.: The Trades at Pompeii. - The Bakers
  • 385-391 Chapter XLVII.: The Fullers and the Tanners
  • 392-396 Chapter XLVIII.: Inns and Wineshops
• 397-428 Part IV.: The tombs
  • 397-420 Chapter XLIX.: Pompeian Burial Places. - The Street of Tombs
  • 421-428 Chapter L.: Burial Places near the Nola, Stabian, and Nocera Gates
• 429-474 Part V.: Pompeian art
  • 429-436 Chapter LI.: Architecture
  • 437-445 Chapter LII.: Sculpture
  • 446-460 Chapter LIII.: Painting. - Wall Decoration
  • 461-474 Chapter LIV.: The Paintings
• 475-489 Part VI.: The inscriptions of Pompeii
  • 475-480 Chapter LV.: Importance of the Inscriptions. - Monumental Inscriptions and Public Notices
  • 481-488 Chapter LVI.: The Graffiti
  • 489-498 Chapter LVII.: Inscriptions relating to Business Affairs
• 499 Conclusion
  • 499-501 Chapter LVIII.: The Significance of the Pompeian Culture
• 503-507 Index
• Einband
• Maßstab/Farbkeil