Temple, William; Sieveking, Albert Forbes: Upon the gardens of Epicurus: with other XVIIth century garden essays (London: Chatto and Windus, 1908)

PLAN OF A ROYAL GARDEN 195
Chap. IX. Of Fountains, letto’s, Cascades, Rivulets,.
Piscina s, Canals, Baths, and other Natural, and
Artificial Waterworks.
Chap. X. Of Rocks, Grotts, Crypt ce, Mounts, Pre-
cipices, Ventiducts, Conservatories, of Ice and
Snow, and other Hortulan Refreshments.
Chap. XI. Of Statues, Busts, Obelisks, Columns, In-
scriptions, Dials, Vasa’s, Perspectives, Paintings,.
and other Ornaments.
Chap. XII, Of Gazon-Theatres, Amphitheatres, Arti-
ficial Echo’s, Automata and Hydraulic Musick.
Chap. XIII. Of Aviaries, Apiaries, Vivaries, Insects,
&c.
Chap. XIV. Of Verdures, Perennial Greens, and
Perpetual Springs.
Chap. XV. Of Orangeries, Oporotheca’s, Hybernacula,
Stoves, and Conservatories of Tender Plants and
Fruits, and how to order them.
Chap. XVI. Of the Coronary Garden : Flowers and
Rare Plants, how they are to be Raised, Governed
and Improved; and how the Gardiner is to keep
his Register.
Chap. XVII. Of the Philosophical Medical Garden.
Chap. XVIII. Of Stupendous and Wonderful Plants.