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CONTENTS. XI
AN ESSAY ON CIPPI. Page 51.
Head-piece—From Tischbein's Ancient Vases.
Tail-piece—From Bellorii XII. Cassarum Nmnismata.
PJLATE.
96. A sepulchral Cippus from Piranesi.
97. A sepulchral Cippus from Piranesi.
98. A sepulchral Cippus from Piranesi.
99. A Cippus from the Antiquitates sacra et civiles Romanorum
explicate.
100. A sepulchral Altar from the Antiquitates sacra; et civiles Ro-
manorum explicate.
101. A Cippus from the Borghese Collection.
102. A sepulchral Cippus from the Mus6e Napoleon.
AN ESSAY ON TOMBS, CINERARY URNS, AND SARCO-
PHAGI. Page 55.
Head-piece—From Sir William Hamilton's Vases,
Tail-piece—-From Bartoli's Admiranda.
103. Vignette.
104. Discovery of a Tomb, from Sir William Hamilton.
105. The Mausoleum of Hadrian.
106. The Mausoleum of Hadrian in its perfect state, as described
by Procopius and other authors.
107. Section of the Mausoleum of Hadrian, from Bartoli.
108. The Tomb of Caius Cestius, with the Gate of St. Paul.
109. Section of the Tomb of Caius Cestius.
110. The Tomb of Cecilia Metella, commonly called Capo di
Bovi.
111. Section of the Tomb of Cecilia Metella.
112. Section of the Tomb of Alexander Severus and Julia Mammea,
commonly called Monte del Grano.
113. A sepulchral Chamber of the Family of Livia.
114. A sepulchral Chamber near the Gate of St. Sebastian at
Rome.
115*. Section of a Tomb of the Equites Singulares.
115. The Tomb of P. Vibius Marianus.
116. View of a Tomb near San Vito.
AN ESSAY ON CIPPI. Page 51.
Head-piece—From Tischbein's Ancient Vases.
Tail-piece—From Bellorii XII. Cassarum Nmnismata.
PJLATE.
96. A sepulchral Cippus from Piranesi.
97. A sepulchral Cippus from Piranesi.
98. A sepulchral Cippus from Piranesi.
99. A Cippus from the Antiquitates sacra et civiles Romanorum
explicate.
100. A sepulchral Altar from the Antiquitates sacra; et civiles Ro-
manorum explicate.
101. A Cippus from the Borghese Collection.
102. A sepulchral Cippus from the Mus6e Napoleon.
AN ESSAY ON TOMBS, CINERARY URNS, AND SARCO-
PHAGI. Page 55.
Head-piece—From Sir William Hamilton's Vases,
Tail-piece—-From Bartoli's Admiranda.
103. Vignette.
104. Discovery of a Tomb, from Sir William Hamilton.
105. The Mausoleum of Hadrian.
106. The Mausoleum of Hadrian in its perfect state, as described
by Procopius and other authors.
107. Section of the Mausoleum of Hadrian, from Bartoli.
108. The Tomb of Caius Cestius, with the Gate of St. Paul.
109. Section of the Tomb of Caius Cestius.
110. The Tomb of Cecilia Metella, commonly called Capo di
Bovi.
111. Section of the Tomb of Cecilia Metella.
112. Section of the Tomb of Alexander Severus and Julia Mammea,
commonly called Monte del Grano.
113. A sepulchral Chamber of the Family of Livia.
114. A sepulchral Chamber near the Gate of St. Sebastian at
Rome.
115*. Section of a Tomb of the Equites Singulares.
115. The Tomb of P. Vibius Marianus.
116. View of a Tomb near San Vito.