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The plan reversed, and sections of the capital. Temples of Erechtheus, Minerva Polias, and Pandrosus	A view of the west end of the Temple of Minerva Polias, and of the Pandrosium	The elevation of the western front of Minerva Polias	The head of one of the Caryatides, with the mouldings of the capital and entablature. Mouldings of the basement. Temples of Erechtheus, Minerva...
Portraits of Adrian and Sabina. Parthenon. Frieze	Cavalcade. Parthenon. Frieze	Cavalcade. Parthenon. Frieze	Cavalcade. Parthenon. Frieze
Horsemen. Parthenon. Frieze	Remaining peices of the frieze. Parthenon	A section lengthways through the portico and the pronäus. Section of the pediment. Fillet. Cyma. Moulding on the corona of the cornice. Parthenon	A transverse section of the portico. Parthenon
The plan of the temple of the Jupiter Olympius at Athens	A view of the Temple of Erechtheus	Parthenon. Frieze	Continuation of the basso relievos in the foregoing plate. Propyléa
Two pieces of basso relievos. Represents a combat between the Athenians and Amazons. Propyléa	Sacrificers and oxen on the southern side of the temple. Parthenon. Frieze	Propyléa	Statue on the top of the monument. Choragic Monument of Thrasyllus
Elevation of the front of the monument. Choragic Monument of Thrasyllus	Ground plan of the grotto. Plan of the part above the cornice. Choragic Monument of Thrasyllus	Profile of the part above the cornice. Base of the taller of two columns with triangular capitals. Choragic Monument of Thrasyllus	Capital and entablature. Choragic Monument of Thrasyllus
Frieze representing the story of Bacchus and Tyrrhenian Pirates. Choragic Monument of Lysicrates, commonly called the Lanthorn of Demosthenes.	Frieze representing the story of Bacchus and Tyrrhenian Pirates. Choragic Monument of Lysicrates, commonly called the Lanthorn of Demosthenes.	Ionic temple of the Ilissus. The capital and base of one of the antae, with the different architraves which are employed in this building.	The Tower of the Winds, the octagonal tower of Andronicus Cyrrhestes. Sculpture of Libs, the Southwest Wind
Frieze representing the story of Bacchus and Tyrrhenian Pirates. Choragic Monument of Lysicrates, commonly called the Lanthorn of Demosthenes.	Frieze representing the story of Bacchus and Tyrrhenian Pirates. Choragic Monument of Lysicrates, commonly called the Lanthorn of Demosthenes.	Stoa or portico, commonly supposed to be the remains of the Temple of Jupiter Olympius. The elevation of the portal of the building	Stoa or portico, commonly supposed to be the remains of the Temple of Jupiter Olympius. A section of the front wall
Frieze representing the story of Bacchus and Tyrrhenian Pirates. Choragic Monument of Lysicrates, commonly called the Lanthorn of Demosthenes.	Capital and entabulature of the columns of the pronäus and posticus. Capital of the antae, and the section of the entablature of the pronäus....	Anatomy of Bryde's whale	Depiction of annelid worms found on the scientific cruises of Prince Albert I of Monaco.
Depiction of annelid worms found on the scientific cruises of Prince Albert I of Monaco.	Theatre of Bacchus	Ionic temple of the Ilissus. The section of the temple, lengthways. Portico, pronaos, noas (cell), posticus, antae	Ionic temple of the Ilissus. The elevation of the portico
Species of butterfly	Species of butterfly	Species of butterfly	Species of butterfly
Species of beetle.	Species of beetle	View of the temple of Jupiter Olympius, taken from the Ionic temple on the Ilyssus, on the south east side of the Acropolis	A view of the Arch of Hadrian. Front of the pedestals. Front of the capital
Sculpture on the frieze of the posticus, representing the battle of the Centaurs and Lipathae. Temple of Theseus	Sculpture on the frieze of the posticus, representing the battle of the Centaurs and Lipathae. Temple of Theseus	A view of the Arch of Hadrian. Capital and bases of the antae at each extremity of the arch. A section through the front face of the capital	A view of the Arch of Hadrian. Section through the centre of the arch, and of the niches. Elevation of one end of the arch
Sculpture in the frieze of the pronaos. Temple of Theseus	Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. A Bacchante dancing and playing on a flute	Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. The capital and entablature	Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada.
Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. Moulding of the attic, and two Macedonian medals	Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. A figure representing victory	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. Telephus
Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. Ganymedes	Of a ruin at Salonicha, called the Incantada. Leda	View of the Stadium Panathenaicum	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. A view of the Incantada.	Philopappos Monument. The basso relievo representing the five attendants who precede the triumph	Philopappos Monument. Two figures which represent the statue of Philopappos in the central niche, and that of King Antiochus on the right hand of the...	A view of the Temple at Corinth
Ruins of the temple at Corinth	Capital and architrave of the columns with the step. Annulets, or listels, under the ovolo	View of the Acro-Corinthos, or Acropolis of Corinth	A view of the bridge over Illyssus, and the Stadium Panathenaicum. A view of the channel of the Ilissus, and of the bridge
A view of the aqueduct of Hadrian	Philopappos Monument. The capital and entabulature of the curved or principal front. Section of the capital	Temple of Theseus. Six of the metopes in the eastern front, each featuring Hercules	Image from The antiqvities of Athens
Anatomy of Galatea radiata	Temple of Theseus. Four of the metopes on the south side	Temple of Theseus. Four of the metops on the north side. Depicting Theseus, Creon, Hercules, Antheus, Skiron, and the Crommian sow	Sculpture in the frieze of the pronaos. Temple of Theseus

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