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NOTES AND REFERENCES.

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P. 677. I;~9) Philippi, Ann. d. Inst. 1875, p. 42. Mon.
d. Inst. x. Taw 21.
>"9») Bartoli et Bellori, Anus Triumphalis.

P. 67S. I2S0) Men. J. Inst. x. Tav. 40, 41.

P. 6S0. I2SI) Frohner, La Colonne Trajane, p. 43.
Eutropius, viii. 2.
""j An attempt at reconstruction of these elabo-
rate structures was made by Canina, L'Architec-
tura Autica, Roma, 1S44, Sect. 3, pi. 84,89,90,91.

P. 6S2. "") Cohen, Medailles, etc., Nos. 62, 73, 180,
396-398, 500, 501.

P. 6S4. I2E4) Victory writes "Dacica," on one coin:
vid. Cohen, op. c. No. ^>.
I2SS) Conze, Arch. Zeit. Jahrgang 25, S. 107.

P. 6S6. 1CS6) Dutschke, Antike Bildwerke Nord-Itali-
cus, Bd. iv. S. 137.
I287) Jahn, Sit:. Ber. d. Kbit. Sachs. Ges. d. Wiss.

1S61, S. 122.
IC8S) Levezow, Ueber den Antinons dargestellt in
den Kunstdenkmalern des Alterthums, Berlin,
1S0S.

P. 6S9. I2SS*) The reliefs of Aurelius freeing pris-
oners and being received by Roma, are from an
arch which stood on the Forum near the Clivus
Capitolinus. The two reliefs from the arch on
the Corso are on the floor of the first stair-

case in the Conservatori palace. A third relief
is in the court of the Palazzo Torlonia. p'or
the full account of these monuments, vid. Matz
und Duhn, Antike Bildwerhe, Bd. iii.

P. 690. I2S9) Matz, Arch. Zeit. 1S72, S. H. v. Duhn,
Mitt. d. A then. Inst. ii. S. 132. The German
Archaeological Institute has very extensive prep-
arations made for the publication of all these
sarcophagi, which is to be done under the direc-
tion of Prof. Robert of the Berlin University.
The general character of subjects on them will
be found in the index to Matz und Duhn, Ant.
Bildwerkc, Bd. ii. Very many have already ap-
peared in the Anna/i, Monumtnti, and Arch.
Zeit. of the German Archaeological Institute.

P. 694. I29°) Hettner, " Zur Cultur von Germania und
Gallia Belgica," IVcst-Deutsche Zeitschrift fitr
Geschichte und Kunst, Trier, 1883, S. 1-26.
For other Gallo-Belgian monuments, vid. Hett-
ner, Picks Monatschrift \ ii. 3, and Khcin.
Museum fiir Philologie, xxxvi. S. 436. Conf.
W. Thompson YVatkin, Roman Lancashire, and
the various works of Charles Roach Smith,
for Britain. The peculiar phases of sculpture
in Gaul are noticed principally in the Revue
Archeologique and Gazette Archiologiqtie.