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Stromboli from Volcanoes and earthquakes.

Image from The antiqvities of Athens v. 3

Image from The antiqvities of Athens v. 3

Image from The antiqvities of Athens v. 3

Image from The antiqvities of Athens v. 3

The elevation of the eastern front of the Temple of Theseus

Image from The antiqvities of Athens v. 3

Image from The antiqvities of Athens v. 3

Image from The antiqvities of Athens v. 3

Image from The antiqvities of Athens v. 3

Sculpture in the frieze of the pronaos. Temple of Theseus

Temple of Theseus. Four of the metopes in the eastern front

Temple of Theseus. Four of the metops on the north side. Depicting Theseus, Creon, Hercules, Antheus, Skiron, and the Crommian sow

Temple of Theseus. Four of the metopes on the south side

Image from The antiqvities of Athens

Temple of Theseus. Six of the metopes in the eastern front, each featuring Hercules

Philopappos Monument. The capital and entabulature of the curved or principal front. Section of the capital

A view of the bridge over Illyssus, and the Stadium Panathenaicum. A view of the channel of the Ilissus, and of the bridge

View of the Acro-Corinthos, or Acropolis of Corinth

Capital and architrave of the columns with the step. Annulets, or listels, under the ovolo

Ruins of the temple at Corinth

Philopappos Monument. The basso relievo representing the five attendants who precede the triumph

Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. Bacchus with a tiger. See the Bacchae of Euripedes

Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. Leda

Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. Ganymedes

Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. Telephus

Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. A royal lady; perhaps Helen, the subject of a tragedy of Euripedes

Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. A figure representing victory

Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. Moulding of the attic, and two Macedonian medals

Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada.

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