INDEX

LIST OF PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS

(For precise references to sources see the various footnotes.)

   Streets in Timgad.  From a photograph
 1.  Babylon.  After Koldewey and others
 2.  Piraeus.  After Milchofer
 3.  Selinus.  After Cavallari and Hulot and Fougeres
 4.  Cyrene.  After Smith and Porcher, 1864
 5.  Soluntum.  After Cavallari, 1875
 6.  Priene, general outline.  After Zippelius
 7.  Priene, details of A part of the excavated area.  After the large
        plan by Wiegand and Schrader, 1904
 8.  Priene, Panorama of the town.  As restored by Zippelius
 9.  Miletus.  After Wiegand, 1911 10.  Gerasa.  After Schumacher
11.  Terramara of Castellazzo di Fontanellato.  After T.E.  Peet 12.  Marzabotto.  After Brizio and Levi 13.  Pompeii.  After Mau, 1910
14.  Modena.  From the plan of Zuccagni-Orlandini, 1844 15.  Turin.  Reduced from a plan published by the Society for the
        diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Maps, London, 1844, vol. ii)
        after Zuccagni-Orlandini, 1844
16.  Aosta.  From Promis and others
17.  Florence. (A) Modern Florence. (B) After L. Bardi (1795?) and
        Zuccagni-Orlandini
18.  Lucca.  From Sinibaldi, 1843
19.  Herculaneum.  After Ruggiero and Beloch
20.  Naples.  From the Neapolitan Government map of 1865
21.  Inscription of Orange.  From the Comptes-rendus de l’Academie
        des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres, 1904
22.  Timgad.  After R. Cagnat and the large plan by A. Ballu (Ruines
        de Timgad, Sept annees de decouvertes (Paris, 1911))
23.  Details of insulae in Timgad.  After R. Cagnat, Timgad, p. 337 24.  A part of Carthage.  Plan based on the Carte archeologique des
        ruines de Carthage, by Gauckler and Delattre
25.  A part of Laibach.  From a plan by Dr. W. Schmid (VI.  Bericht
        der roemisch-germanischen Kommission, 1910-1911)
26.  Lincoln, outline of roman walls
27.  Lincoln, bases of the colonnade under Bailgate.  From a photograph 28.  Lincoln, sewer under Bailgate.  From a photograph 29.  Autun.  After H. de Fontenay (Autun et ses Monuments, Autun,
        1889)
30.  Trier.  Plan reduced from plan (1:10,000) by the late Dr. Hans
        Graeven, Die Denkmalpflege, 14 Dec. 1904
31.  SILCHESTER, GENERAL PLAN.  Reduced from