The volume dedicated to the study of the Antiquities of Attica, comprising the architectural remains of Eleusis, Rhamnus, Sunium, and Thoricus. It is divided in several chapters accompanied by plates: Eleusis (Map of the Plains of Athens and Eleusis; Map of the Environs of Eleusis; General Plan of the Buildings at Eleusis; View of Eleusis from the Ancient Mole; View of Eleusis from the Thriasian Plain; View of the Thriasian Plain, and part of the village, from the hill above the temple; View of the Church of the Panagia, looking towards the Acropolis; The Church of Hagios Zaccharias, chiefly built with ancient fragments); The Propylaea (Plan of the Propylaea; Elevation of the North Front, restored; Flank of the building, restored; The Capital and Entablature of the Exterior Order; The Capital of the antae and section through the entablature of the north front; Section through the antae and entablature of the south front; Details of various parts of the building; Detailes of the Cornice and Roof; Plan of the Ceiling; Longitudinal section through the centre of the building; Transverse sections through the north and south porticos; The Order of the Interior Columns; Details of the Interior Order; Details of the Capitals of the Interior Order); The Inner Vestibules (Plan of the Vestibule; Details of the building; The Ionic Order; Details of the Order; Order of the antae; Capital of the antae at large; Flank of the Capital Belonging to the antae at large); The Temple of Ceres (Plan of the Temple; Elevation of the Portico; Longitudinal Section through the Temple; The Order of the Portico at large; Section through the Entablature in the return of the Portico; Details of the building; Fragments found at Eleusis); Temple of Diana-Propylaea (Plan of the Temple; Elevation of the Temple; Flank of the Temple; Order of the antae; Section through the Entablature in front; Section through the Portico; Plan of the Roof; Details of the Building); Temple of Nemesis (Plan of the Temple; Elevation of the Principal Front; Section shewing the Pronaos of the Temple; Order of the Columns; Section through the Order; Details of the Building; Details of the Superstructure; Plan of the Lacunaria; The Flank of the Posticum; Plan of the Superstructure; The North-West angle of the Temple; Details of the Door; Miscellaneous Details); Temple of Themis (Plan of the two Temples; Elevation of the Temple Themis; Order of the antae; Order of the Columns; Entrance into the Cella); Temple of Minerva-Sunias (Plan of the Propylaea; Elevation of the South Front; The Order at large; Details of the building; View of the Temple of Minerva-Sunias; Elevation of the Temple; Section through the Pronaos; The Order at large; Section through the Entablature of the Pronaos); Portico at Thoricus (Plan of the Portico; Elevation of the Columns oof the North-West Front; Details of the Building). The plates are all original etchings that depict the drawings, elevations, sections and plans of the buildings, some at scale.
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A volume dedicated to the study of the Antiquities of Ionia, divided in several chapters: The First and Second Ionian Missions of the Society of Dilettanti; The Temple of Artemis at Magnesia and the Ionic Order; Myra and Lycian Sculpture; Lycian Tombs, Lindus and Cnidus; The Third Ionian Mission, Priene, Teos and the Smintheum; Appendix - Later Hellenistic Architecture and Rome. The text is accompanied by a series of original etchings that depict, at scale, plans, elevations, sections and other details of the buildings. From Magnesia: The Site of Magnesia; The Ruins of the Temple of Artemis; The Front of the Temple; Section through the Portico; Plan of the Soffit of Entablature; Details of the Order; Details of Three Varieties of Capitals; Details of Capitals; Further Details; Sections of Capitals; Details of Bases. From Myra: General View of the Tombs and the Theatre; Exterior and Interior of the Theatre; The Composite Order of the Theatre; A Second Composite Capital with a Detail of the Soffit of the Modillions of the Cornice; A Rock-hewn Tomb; Plan and Section of another Rock-hewn Tomb; Elevations of the same Tomb; Details of the same Tomb; Other Rock-hewn Tombs; A Late Tomb; A Sarcophagus; Part of Roman Baths. From Telmessus: Some Rock-hewn Tombs, with section and detail. From Antiphellus: An Isolated Tomb having a Lycian Inscription; Other Later Tombs or from the same periods. From Phellus: A Rock-hewn Tomb, with its Plan, Section, and Details. From Lindus: Plan and Section of a Rock-hewn Sepulchre; Elevation of the same.
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