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• Einband
• Titelblatt
• II. Fig. 1. The Island of Capri
• Literature on capri
• The capri of antiquity
• Inhaltsverzeichnis
• 1-8 Chapter I. Prefatory Remarks
  • 2 Fig. 3. Tiberius as prince
  • 8 Fig. 4. "La Certosa" Monastery on Capri
• 9-20 Chapter II. External Impressions
  • 10 Fig. 5. Capri seen from the North
  • 12 Fig. 6. The White Grotto
  • 13 Fig. 7. The eastern shore with the Arco naturale
  • 16 Fig. 8. The Arco naturale (At the height of the prehistoric sea-level)
  • 20 Fig. 9. Gateway in the central Faraglioni Rocks. (Present sea-level)
• 21-52 Chapter III. Antique Villas on the shore
  • 26-27 Fig. 10. The present Harbor of Capri. (Grande marina.) C.T. (Contrada Torre). P. (Hill on which the Sea-Palace of Augustus stood.)
  • 34 Fig. 11. The ruins of the (so-called) Bath ob Tiberius (on the Western side), belonging to the palace by the Sea
  • 35 Fig. 12. The ruins of the (so-called) Bath ob Tiberius (eastern side), belonging to the palace by the Sea
  • 48 Fig. 13. The three rocks of the Faraglioni, with the Island of Monacone (M), seen from the east
  • 50-51 Fig. 14. A portion of the southern coast in the days of the anicents. (Free treatment.)
  • 52 Fig. 15. Substructures of a Roman highway.
• 53-92 Chapter IV. Roman Villas at mid-altitude
  • 54 Fig. 16. The first of the Faraglioni rocks and the Palace of Augustus on the present Punta Tragara
  • 56 Fig. 17. The western side of the present City of Capri
  • 57 Fig. 18. The eastern side of the present City of Capri
  • 59 Fig. 19. Part of the southern side of the Island
  • 64-65 Fig.20. Approximate picture of the palatial buildings of Augustus on the site of the present Certosa Cloisters
  • 72-73 Fig. 21. Freely-treated illustration of the Palace of Augustus on the present Punta Tragara, and of other Roman buildings at the mid-altitude of the Island
  • 89 Fig. 22. A part of the East-coast with the Palace of Tiberius
• 93-124 Chapter V. The Palace of Tiberius
  • 94 Fig. 24. The Villa Jovis seen from the east
  • 96 Fig. 25. The ruins of the Villa Jovis seen from the South
  • 97 Fig. 26.  The ruins of the Villa Jovis seen from the West (after Alvino)
  • 100-101 Fig. 27. Re-constructed Ground-plan of the Villa Jovis
  • 102 Fig. 28. Re-constructed Ground-plan of the Villa Jovis
  • 105 Fig. 29. Tiberius in his older years
  • 108-109 Fig. 30. The Villa Jovis from the South-west
  • 116-117 Fig. 31. The Villa Jovis seen from the east
  • 120 Fig. 32. The ruins of the Villa Jovis and of the ancient lighthouse, seen from the south
  • 121 Fig. 33. The Villa Jovis seen from the east
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• Maßstab/ Farbkeil