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PADERBORN.
Town hall, 344
PADUA.
Arena chapel, 258.
Palazzo del Consiglio, 287
PÆSTUM.
Basilica, 69.
Temples, 61
PAILLY.
Château, 317
PALERMO.
Churches of Eremitani, La Martorana, 162
PALMYRA, 83.
Temple of the Sun, 92.
Ceiling panels (+50+ a)
PARASNATHA.
Jaina temples, 407
PARIS.
Arch of Triumph of the Carrousel, 362, 363;
of l’Étoile, 362, 363 (+204+).
Bourse (Exchange), 363.
Cathedral (Notre Dame), 189, 197-202, 249 (+116+, +117+, +124+);
rose windows, 203, 212;
chapels, 205;
size, 206, 232;
west front, 207, 227 (+124+);
capital from (+126+ b);
early carving (+114+).
CHURCHES:--
Chapel and Dome of the Invalides, 321 (+182+);
Madeleine, 362, 363 (+205+);
Panthéon, 361, 362 (+202+, +203+);
Sacré-Cœur at Montmartre, 373;
Sainte Chapelle, 185, 203, 224 (+106+, +121+);
capital from same (+126+ a);
Sorbonne, 319;
St. Augustin, 371;
Ste. Clothilde, 371, 375;
St. Étienne-du-Mont, St. Eustache, 312;
St. Jean de Belleville, 371;
St. Merri, St. Sévérin, 213;
St. Paul-St. Louis, 319;
St. Sulpice, 323, 361 (+183+);
St. Vincent-de-Paul, 364;
Val-de-Grâce, 322.
Collège Chaptal, 371.
Colonnades of the Garde-Meuble, 361, 367.
Column of July (Colonne Juillet), 365.
Corps Législatif (Palais Bourbon), 363.
École des Beaux-Arts, 355, 370, 392, 393;
library of same, 364;
door (+206+).
École de Médecine, new buildings, 374.
Exhibition buildings, 374.
FOUNTAINS:--of Cuvier, Molière, St. Michel, 372.
Halles Centrales, 371.
Hôtel-de-Ville (town hall), 316;
new building, 373.
HÔTELS:--
Carnavalet (de Ligeris), 316;
de Cluny, 216;
des Invalides, 321.
House of Francis I. (Maison François I.), 316.
Library of the Beaux-Arts, 364;
of Ste. Genéviève, 365.
Louvre (see palaces). Museum (Musée) Galliéra (+212+).
Opera House (Nouvel Opéra), 372 (+210+).
PALACES:--
Palais Bourbon (Corps Législatif), 363;
Palais de l’Industrie, 364;
Pal. de Justice, 364;
Louvre and Tuileries, 215, 315-319, 321, 362, 371, 372
(+179+, +208+, +209+);
Luxemburg Palace, 318 (+180+).
PLACES (Squares):--
de la Concorde, 324;
Royale, 319;
Vendôme, 322.
Railway stations (du Nord, de l’Est, d’Orléans), 372.
Sorbonne, new academic buildings, 374.
PAULINZELLE.
Romanesque church, 173
PAVIA, 157.
Certosa, 255, 262, 263, 278, 283, 284 (+152+, +153+).
Church of S. Michele, 159.
Domical churches, 278
PEKIN.
Summer pavilion, Temple of Great Dragon, 414
PERGAMON (Pergamus). Altar of Eumenes II., 67.
Christian buildings, 118
PERIGUEUX.
St. Front, 164 (+94+, +95+)
PEROOR.
Temple, 411
PERSEPOLIS, 145.
Columns, 37, 38 (+21+).
Hall of Xerxes, 36, 37.
Palaces, 35, 69
PERSIA.
Moslem architecture, 145, 146 (list 154).
Sassanian buildings, 144, 145
PERUGIA.
Oratory of San Bernardino, 279.
Town hall (Pal. Communale), 266.
Roman Gates, 88
PETERBOROUGH Cathedral, 178, 220;
retro-choir, 222;
west front, 227
PHIGALÆA (Bassæ).
Gate, 45.
Sculptures from, 57.
Temple of Apollo Epicurius, 65
PHILADELPHIA.
Christ Church, 386 (+218+).
Girard College, 390, 391.
Independence Hall, 388.
Marine Exchange, Mint, 390.
Municipal Building, 391
PHILÆ.
Great Temple, 22.
Peripteral temple, 22
PIACENZA, 157.
Campanile, 159 (+91+).
Cathedral (+91+).
Town hall, 266
PIASTENSCHLOSS at Brieg, 343
PIENZA.
Palazzo Piccolomini, etc., 282
PIERREFONDS.
Château, 371
PISA.
Churches in, 115, 261;
minor works in, 282;
early Renaissance in, 282-283.
Baptistery, 160 (+92+).
Cathedral (Duomo), 159, 160, 276 (+92+, +93+).
Leaning Tower, 160 (+92+).
Sta. Maria della Spina, 264
PISTOIA.
Campanile, 264.
Churches, 161, 261.
Podestà, Palazzo Communale, 266.
Sta. Maria dell’ Umiltà, 293
PITTSBURGH.
Carnegie Building, 397.
Carnegie Library, 399.
County Buildings, 394
PLAGNITZ.
Castle, 343
PLASSENBURG.
Castle, 343
POITIERS Cathedral, 197, 201, 205
POLA.
Amphitheatre, 92, 102
POMPEII.
Amphitheatre, 92.
Baths, 86.
Houses, 72, 107, 108;
House of Pansa (+65+).
Theatre, 101.
Tombs, 105
PONT DU GARD.
Bridge, 108
PORTSMOUTH. Sherburne House, 387
PORTUGAL, 352.
Gothic monuments (list), 253
POTSDAM.
St. Nicholas Church, 359
PRAGUE.
Belvedere, 339.
Cathedral, 239, 242, 244.
Palace on Hradschin, Schloss Stern, Waldstein palace, 339
PRATO.
Churches in, 161, 293.
Madonna delle Carceri, 278
PRENTZLAU.
Church, 244
PRIENE.
Ionic order, 53;
Propylæa, 69
PROVENCE, 164.
PROVINS.
Houses at, 214
PURI.
Temples, 408.
Temple of Jugganât, 409
PURUDKUL.
Rock-cut raths, 413

RAMESSEUM (Thebes).
Tomb-temple of Rameses II., 15, 21, 24 (+8+)
RAMISSERAM.
Temple, corridors, 411
RATISBON (Regensburg) Cathedral, 239, 241, 244.
Town hall, 245.
Walhalla, 359
RAVENNA, 114.
Baptistery of St. John, 119.
Byzantine monuments (list), 134.
Cathedral, 304.
Early Christian monuments (list), 119.
S. Apollinare Nuovo, S. Apollinare in Classe, 114.
S. Vitale, 117, 122, 127, 172 (+73+)
REGGIO.
Amphitheatre, 92
REIMS Cathedral, 189, 197, 201, 202, 203, 205;
size, 206;
west front, 207, 213, 227;
towers, 209;
portals, 208, 210
RIMINI.
S. Francesco, 277
ROCHESTER Cathedral, 220
RODEZ Cathedral, 197, 212
ROME.
Ancient monuments, (list) 108, 109.
Amphitheatre of Statilius Taurus, 102.
ARCHES:--
in general, 77, 103;
of Constantine, 80, 103 (+63+);
of Septimius Severus, 103;
of Titus, 92, 103;
of Trajan, 97, 103.
BASILICAS:--
in general, 97, 98;
Basilica Æmilia, 98;
of Constantine, xxiii, 80, 82, 98, 99 (+50+ b, +58+, +59+);
Julian Basilica, 98;
Sempronian, 98;
Ulpian, 97, 98 (+57+).
(For Early Christian Basilicas, see Churches.)
BATHS (Thermæ):--
in general, 71, 92, 99;
of Agrippa, 91, 100;
of Caracalla, 87, 92 (+60+);
of Diocletian, 92, 100, 101;
of Titus, 86, 91, 100, 105.
Campanile of Campidoglio (Capitol), 305.
Capitol, 91;
palaces on, 299.
CHURCHES:--
in general, 293;
Church of Gesù, 299;
Sistine Chapel of Vatican, 286, 289;
Sta. Agnese
(basilica), 112
(modern church), 303;
S. Agostino, 286;
S. Clemente, 114;
Sta. Costanza, 111 (+66+);
St. John Lateran, 113, 251, 304, 305;
cloister of same, 281;
S. Lorenzo, 112;
S. Lorenzo in Miranda, 93;
Sta. Maria degli Angeli, 101;
Sta. Maria Maggiore, 113, 305;
Chapel of Sixtus V. in same, 299;
Sta. Maria del Popolo, 286, 287;
Chigi Chapel in same, 293;
Sta. Maria della Vittoria, 303;
Sta. Maria sopra Minerva, 256;
St. Paul-beyond-the-Walls, 113, 281 (+67+, +68+);
St. Peter’s, original basilica, 113;
existing church of, 274, 286, 289, 290, 294-296, 299, 321
(+169+, +170+, +171+);
colonnade of same, 295, 303, 367;
sacristy of same, 305;
S. Pietro in Montorio, Tempietto in court of, 209.
CIRCUSES:--
Maximus, 103;
of Caligula and Nero, 103, 113.
Cloaca Maxima, 81, 90.
Colosseum (Flavian amphitheatre) 91, 92, 102 (+45+, +62+).
COLUMNS:--103;
of Marcus Aurelius, 104;
of Trajan, 97, 104.
Early Christian monuments, 111; (list), 118, 119.
FORA:--
in general, 97;
of Augustus, 91, 97;
of Julius, Nerva, Vespasian, 97;
Forum Romanum (Magnum), 97, 98;
Forum of Trajan, 97, 98 (+57+).
Fountain of Trevi, 305.
HOUSES:--
in general, 105, 106, 108;
of Vestals (Atrium Vestæ), 94, 106;
of Livia, 107.
Lateran, carved ornament from Museum of (+49+);
palace of, 300.
Mausoleum of Augustus, of Hadrian, 104.
Minor Works in Rome, 287.
Monument to Victor Emmanuel, 382.
National Museum, 382.
PALACES (Ancient):--
of Cæsars on Palatine Hill, 86, 91, 105;
of Nero (Golden House), 91, 92, 100, 105;
Septizonium, 105.
PALACES (Renaissance):--
Altemps, 292;
Barberini, 304, 305;
Borghese, 304;
Braschi, 305;
of Capitol, 299;
Cancelleria, 290, 291;
Corsini, 305;
Farnese, 292 (+167+, +168+);
Farnesina, 291;
Giraud, 290, 291 (+166+);
Lante, 292;
Massimi, Palma, 291;
Quirinal, 300;
Sacchetti, 291;
Vatican, Belvedere, greater and lesser court,
Court of S. Damaso, Loggie, 209, 291;
Braccio Nuovo, 305, 365;
Casino del Papa in gardens, 293;
papal residence, 300;
Scala Reggia, 305;
palazzo di Venezia, 286.
Pantheon of Agrippa, 82, 91, 94-96, 100, 118, 122, 127, 365
(+54+, +55+, +56+).
Pons Ælius (Ponte S. Angelo), 108.
Porta Maggiore, 108.
Portico of Octavia, 91.
TEMPLES:--
Of Castor and Pollux (Dioscuri), 84, 91, 94 (+44+);
of Concord, 94;
of Faustina, 93;
of Fortuna Virilis, 89, 90, 93;
of Hercules or Vesta, 90;
of Julius, 94;
of Jupiter Capitolinus, 68, 89, 91;
of Jupiter Stator, so called (see Temple of Castor and Pollux);
of Jupiter Tonans, 91;
of Mars Ultor, 91;
of Minerva Medica, 127;
of Peace, 98;
of Trajan, 97;
of Venus and Rome, 94 (+53+);
of Vesta, in Forum, 94;
of Vesta, so called, or Hercules, 90.
THEATRES:--
Of Marcellus, 91, 101 (+42+);
of Mummius, of Pompey, 101.
TOMBS:--86, 104;
of Caius Cestius, of Cecilia Metella, 104;
of Helena, 118
ROSENBORG Castle, 336
ROSHEIM.
Church façade, 175
ROTHENBURG.
Town hall, 344
ROUEN, 310.
Cathedral, 192, 197, 201, 202, 205;
size of, 206;
west front, 207;
rose windows, 212.
Hôtel Bourgtheroude, 316.
Palais de Justice, 214.
St. Maclou, 209.
St. Ouen, 212, 213, 375;
rose window from (+112+)
ROUHEIHA.
Early Christian church, 117
ROYAL DOMAIN, 166, 167, 197
RUANWALLI.
Topes, 403
RUSSIA, 367.
Byzantine monuments (list), 134

SADRI.
Temple, 406
SAKKARAH.
Pyramid, 9
SALAMANCA.
Casa de las Conchas, 349.
Cathedral (old), 180, 248;
(new), 250, 348.
Monastery of S. Girolamo, 348.
S. Domingo, 348.
University, 349;
portal of (+195+)
SALISBURY
Cathedral, 219, 223, 225, 229, 232 (+128+);
west front, 228;
spire, 228, 229.
Market cross, 234
SALONICA. Church of St. George, 118.
Other monuments (list), 134
SALSETTE.
Viharas, 405
SALZBURG.
Church of St. Francis, 242
SAMOS.
Gate, 45
SANCHI.
Brahman temple, 404.
Tope, 403
SAN ILDEFONSO.
Royal Palace, 352
SABAGOSSA.
Casa de Zaporta, 350 (+196+)
SAXONY, 173
SCHALABURG.
Castle, 339
SCHLETTSTADT Cathedral, 239
SCHLOSS HÄMELSCHENBURG, 343 (+191+)
SCHLOSS PORZIA at Spital, 338
SCHLOSS STERN at Prague, 339
SCHWARZ-RHEINDORF.
Church, 174
SCHWEINFÜRTH.
Town hall, 344
SCINDE, 146
SECUNDRA.
Tomb of Akbar, 148
SEDINGA.
Hathoric columns, 24
SÉEZ Cathedral, 197
SEGOVIA Cathedral, 190, 249, 348.
Church of S. Millan, of Templars, 180
SELINUS.
Temples, 49;
northern temple, 60;
Temple of Zeus, 61
SEMNEH.
Pavilion, 26
SENLIS Cathedral, 197, 200, 209
SENS.
Archbishop’s palace, 317.
Cathedral, 203, 219
SERBISTAN.
Sassanian buildings, 144
SEVILLE.
Alcazar, 142, 143.
Casa de Pilato (House of Pilate), 142, 350.
Cathedral, 244, 250, 257, 351.
Giralda, 142, 143, 352
SHEEPREE.
Pathan arches, 148
SIENNA.
Brick houses, 266.
Campanile, 264.
Cathedral (Duomo), 257, 259, 263 (+150+);
west front, 260 (+151+).
Loggia del Papa, 282.
Minor works, 282.
PALACES:--
Del Governo, Piccolomini, Spannocchi, 282;
Palazzo Pubblico, 266.
Renaissance churches, 293.
S. Giovanni in Fonte, 260
SILSILEH.
Grotto temple, 22
SOISSONS Cathedral, 197, 200, 203, 205, 243
SOMNATH.
Jaina temple, 407
SOMNATHPUR.
Chalukyan temples, 409, 410
SOUTHWELL Minster, carving from, (+115+)
SPAIN, 347.
Gothic monuments (list), 253.
Romanesque churches, 179-180
SPALATO.
Palace of Diocletian, 92, 106, 113 (+64+)
SPITAL.
Schloss Porzia, 338
SPIRES (Speyer) Cathedral, 174 (+100+)
ST. ALBAN’S Abbey, tombs, etc., in, 234
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Fort Marion (S. Marco), 388.
Ponce de Leon Hotel, 399.
Roman Catholic cathedral, 388.
ST. BENOÎT-SUR-LOIRE.
Antechurch, 177
ST. DENIS.
Abbey, 197, 198, 200, 202, 203 (+120+);
tomb of Louis XII. in, 316;
of Francis I., 317
ST. GERMAIN-EN-LAYE.
Château, 313;
Royal chapel in, 204
ST. GILLES.
Church, 165
ST. LOUIS.
Union Trust Bdg., 397
ST. PAUL.
State Capitol, 400
ST. PETERSBURG, 366, 367.
Admiralty, 367.
Cathedral of St. Isaac, 367 (+207+).
CHURCHES:--
of the Citadel, of the Greek Rite, 366;
of Our Lady of Kazan, 367.
New Museum, Palace of Grand Duke Michael, 367.
Smolnoy Monastery, 366.
ST. RÉMY.
Tombs, 105
STABIÆ, 92
STOCKHOLM.
Palace, 337
STRASBURG
Cathedral, 243;
spire of, 238, 240, 241, 243.
University Buildings, 376
STUTTGART.
Old Castle, 343.
Technical School, 376
STYRIA, 339
SULLY.
Château, 317
SULTANIYEH.
Tomb, 145
SUNIUM.
Propylæa, 69
SUSA, 145.
Palaces, 35
SYRACUSE.
Theatre, 70
SYRIA, 122;
early Christian churches in, 115, 116, 117; (list), 119

TABRIZ.
Ruined Mosque, 145
TAFKHAH.
Early Christian Church, 117
TAKHT-I-BAHI.
Monastery, 405
TÄNGERMÜNDE.
Church, 244
TANJORE.
Great temple, 412.
Palace, 413.
Shrine of Soubramanya, 412 (+229+)
TARPUTRY.
Gopura, 411
TEHERAN, 146
TEL-EL-AMARNA, 27
TEWKESBURY Abbey, 222 (+130+)
THEBES.
Amenopheum, 15.
Ramesseum, 15 (+8+)
THORICUS.
Gate, 45;
Stoa Diple, 69
TINNEVELLY.
Dravidian temples, 411
TIRUVALUR.
Dravidian temples, 411
TIRYNS, 44
TIVOLI.
Circular temple, 90, 356 (+52+).
VILLAS:--
D’Este, 293;
of Hadrian, 87, 106
TOKIO.
Great Palace, 415
TOLEDO.
Archbishop’s Palace, 360.
Cathedral, 189, 248, 348.
Gate of S. Martino, 350.
Hospital of Sta. Cruz, 349.
S. Juan de los Reyes, 251
TONNERRE.
Hospital, 214
TORGAU.
Hartenfels Castle, 342
TORO.
Collegiate church, 180
TOULOUSE Cathedral, 212.
Church of St. Sernin, 204.
Houses, 317
TOURNAY Cathedral, 190, 197, 205, 209;
rood-screen in, 335
TOURS, 310.
Cathedral, 197, 205, 209;
towers of, 312;
tomb of children of Charles VIII. in, 310, 342
TRAUSNITZ Castle, 342
TREVES (Trier).
Cathedral, 174.
Frauenkirche (Liebfrauenkirche, Church of Our Lady),
189, 242, 243 (+142+)
TROYES
Cathedral, 197, 201, 205;
size, 206;
west portals, 209.
St. Urbain, 212
TUCSON.
Church, 352
TUPARAMAYA.
Topes, 403
TURIN.
Church of La Superga, 365
TURKEY, 149.
Monuments (list), 154
TUSCULUM.
Amphitheatre, 92
TYROL, 338, 339

UDAIPUR (near Bhilsa).
Hindu temples, 409
ULM Cathedral, 238, 239, 241, 243;
spire, 241
UR, 30
URBINO.
Ducal palace, 287
UTRECHT Cathedral, 244

VALENCIA Cathedral, 249
VALLADOLID.
Cathedral, 350.
S. Gregorio, portal (+146+)
VELLORE.
Gopura, 411
VENDÔME Cathedral, portal, 209
VENETIA, 157, 262, 305
VENICE, 300.
Campaniles of St. Mark, of S. Giorgio Maggiore, 305.
CHURCHES:--
Frari (S. M. Gloriosa dei Frari), 256;
Redentore, 299;
S. Giobbe, 284;
S. Giorgio dei Grechi, 293;
S. Giorgio Maggiore, 299, 305;
SS. Giovanni e Paolo, 256;
Sta. Maria Formosa, 293;
S. M. dei Miracoli, 283;
S. M. della Salute, 304, (+174+);
St. Mark’s, 132, 164 (+78+, +79+);
Library of same (Royal Palace), 301 (+172+);
S. Salvatore, 293;
S. Zaccaria, 284.
Doge’s Palace, 267, 284 (+157+).
Minor works, 287.
PALACES:--267, 283, 284;
Cà d’Oro, Cavalli, Contarini-Fasan, 268;
Cornaro (Corner de Cà Grande) 301;
Dario, 285;
Ducale (Doge’s Palace), 267, 284 (+157+);
Foscari, 268;
Grimani, 300;
Pesaro, 304;
Pisani, 268;
Rezzonico, 304;
Vendramini (Vendramin-Calergi), 284, 285 (+165+);
Zorzi, capital, 275 (+158+)
VERCELLI.
S. Andrea, 256, 263
VERNEUIL.
Château, 317
VERONA, 157.
Amphitheatre, 92, 102.
Campanile, 264.
Church
of Sta. Anastasia, 256, 258;
of S. Zeno, 159, 175.
PALACES:--283;
Bevilacqua, Canossa, 300;
del Consiglio, 286;
Pompeii, Verzi, 300.
Tombs of Scaligers, 264
VERSAILLES Palace, 320
VÉZÉLAY.
Abbey, 166, 198, 203
VICENZA, 300, 301.
Basilica, 301.
PALACES:--283;
Barbarano, Chieregati, Tiene, Valmarano, 301;
Villa Capra, 301, 328
VIENNA, 347.
Arsenal at Wiener Neustadt, 338.
Burgtheater, 376.
Cathedral (St. Stephen), 239, 240, 241;
spire of, 240, 241.
Church of St. Charles Borromeo, 358.
Imperial Palace, portal, 339.
Museums, 378.
Opera House, 376.
Parliament House, or Reichsrathsgebäude, 360, 378.
Residence-block (Maria-Theresienhof), 378 (+214+).
Sta. Maria in Gestade, 245.
Town hall, University, 378.
Votiv Kirche, 375
VIJAYANAGAR.
Palace, 413
VINCENNES.
Royal chapel, 204
VITERBO.
Houses, 267.
Town hall (Palazzo Communale), 266.
Villa Lante, 293
VOLTERRA (Volaterræ).
Gate, 88

WALTHAM.
Abbey, 178.
Eleanor’s Cross, 234
WARFIELD.
St. Michael’s, window (+111+)
WARKAH (Erech).
Palace terraces, 31
WARTBURG Castle, 176
WASHINGTON.
Capitol, 389, 391 (+220+).
Congressional Library, 399.
Patent Office, 390.
State, Army, and Navy Building, 392.
White House, 390
WELLS Cathedral, 222, 225, 232;
west front, 228;
chapter house of, 223 (+131+)
WESTMINSTER. See LONDON
WESTONZOYLAND. Ceiling of St. Mary’s (+138+)
WESTOVER House, 386
WIENER-NEUSTADT. See VIENNA
WILLIAMSBURG.
Town hall, 385
WILTON House, 329
WINCHESTER Cathedral, 178, 220, 222, 226, 229 (+103+);
tombs, etc., in, 234
WINDSOR.
St. George’s Chapel, 223, 227, 234
WISMAR.
Castle (Fürstenhof), 343.
City Gates, 246
WOBURN. Public Library (+223+)
WOLLATON Hall, 328
WOLFENBÜTTEL.
Marienkirche, 345
WOLTERTON Castle, 326
WORANGUL.
Kurti Stambha, 410
WORCESTER Cathedral, 232
WORMS.
Minster (cathedral), 174 (+99+)
WÜRZBURG.
University Church, 345

XANTEN.
Church, 242
XANTHUS.
Nereid monument, 71

YORK Cathedral, 192, 225, 226;
west front, 227;
tower, 228;
minor works in, 234
YPRES.
Cloth hall, 247

ZURICH.
Polytechnic School, 376
ZWETTL Cathedral, 242

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ARTHUR L. FROTHINGHAM, Jr., Ph.D.

Professors of Archæology and the History of Art in Princeton University.

+With Frontispiece and 113 Illustrations in half-tone in the text, Bibliographies, Addresses for Photographs and Casts, etc. Crown 8vo, 313 pages, $1.50.+

HENRY W. KENT, _Curator of the Seater Museum, Watkins, N.Y._

“Like the other works in this series of yours, it is simply invaluable, filling a long-felt want. The bibliographies and lists will be keenly appreciated by all who work with a class of students.”

CHARLES H. MOORE, _Harvard University_.

“The illustrations are especially good, avoiding the excessively black background which produce harsh contrasts and injure the outlines of so many half-tone prints.”

J. M. HOPPIN, _Yale University_.

“These names are sufficient guarantee for the excellence of the book and its fitness for the object it was designed for. I was especially interested in the chapter on _Renaissance Sculpture in Italy_.”

CRITIC, _New York_.

“This history is a model of condensation.... Each period is treated in full, with descriptions of its general characteristics and its individual developments under various conditions, physical, political, religious and the like.... A general history of sculpture has never before been written in English--never in any language in convenient textbook form. This publication, then, should meet with an enthusiastic reception among students and amateurs of art, not so much, however, because it is the only book of its kind, as for its intrinsic merit and attractive form.”

OUTLOOK, _New York_.

“A concise survey of the history of sculpture is something needed everywhere.... A good feature of this book--and one which should be imitated--is the list indicating where casts and photographs may best be obtained. Of course such a volume is amply indexed.”

NOTRE DAME SCHOLASTIC, _Notre Dame, Ind._

“The work is orderly, the style lucid and easy. The illustrations, numbering over a hundred, are sharply cut and well selected. Besides a general bibliography, there is placed at the end of each period of style a special list to which the student may refer, should he wish to pursue more fully any particular school.”

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ERRORS AND INCONSISTENCIES:

Missing or invisible punctuation has been silently supplied, as have missing umlauts and line-end hyphens; errors of this type were assumed to be mechanical, introduced either in printing or scanning. Conversely, “Bauschule” (Berlin) was consistently misprinted as “Bauschüle”.

Hyphenization of some words was inconsistent: zigzag and zig-zag, semicircular and semi-circular, staircase and stair-case. The plural of “portico” is regularly “porticos”, rarely “porticoes”. Both occurrences of “mantelpiece” are at line-break; the hyphen was omitted based on usage in the 8th edition.

Alphabetization in the Index is as printed.

Names:

The architect Robert Adam is consistently called “Adams”; the error
was corrected in the 8th edition. The name form “Michael Angelo”
is standard for the time.
Columbia College changed its name to Columbia University in 1896,
presumably after the book’s original preface (dated January 20,
1896) was written.
The French palace is variously Luxembourg and Luxemburg.

Spelling of place names was unchanged except when there was an unambiguous error. For details, see below.