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CATALOGUE OP SCULPTUBE.

site of the Roman villa from which the statue (No. 1111), and
several tessellated pavements, were obtained. Mus. of Class.
Antiq., I., p. 186 ; Bull, dell' Inst., 1849, p. 150; Grxco-Boman
Guide, II., No. 64.

1113. Back of head and neck of male figure. Flowing hair
confined by taenia.

Purchased at Halicarnassos. Biliotti.

Marble. Height, 1 foot 1 inch.

1114. Head of beardless Heracles, with prominent brow and
short curling hair. Worked in the round, but apparently
rising from the ground of a relief.

From Halicarnassos.

Marble. Height, 6J inches.

1115. Torso of Aphrodite from the neck to the middle of the
thighs. She was leaning forward, with left hand
covering her middle. The mark of the attachment of the
hand remains on the thigh. Tresses of hair fall on the
shoulders.

From Halicarnassos.

Parian marble, highly polished. Height, 11 inches.

1116. Eelief, with gladiator moving to the right, on sloping
ground. He has a gladiatorial helmet, cuirass, loin cloth,
shield and sword. Inscribed "I\a/)oc.

From Halicarnassos. Presented by H.I.M. Abdid Medjid
to Viscount Stratford de Bedcliffe, and by Mm presented to
the British Museum, 1846.

Bluish marble. Height, 2 feet 1J inches ; width, 1 foot 1 inch.
C.I.G., 6855 e; Gr. Inscriptions in Brit. Mus., No. DCCCCXII.;
Arch. Zeit., 1848, p. 202.