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NERO THE EMPEROR

      VI ADMINISTRATION AND TAXATION OF THE EMPIRE

      VII ROME: THE IMPERIAL CITY

      VIII STREETS, WATER-SUPPLY, AND BUILDING MATERIAL

      IX THE ROMAN TOWN HOUSE

      X THE COUNTRY HOMESTEAD AND COUNTRY SEAT

      XI ROMAN FURNITURE

      XII SOCIAL DAY OF A ROMAN ARISTOCRAT—MORNING

      XIII SOCIAL DAY OF A ROMAN ARISTOCRAT (continued)—AFTERNOON AND DINNER

      XIV LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AND LOWER CLASSES

      XV HOLIDAYS AND AMUSEMENTS: THEATRE, CIRCUS, AMPHITHEATRE

      XVI THE WOMEN: MARRIAGE, THE ROMAN MATRON, AND HER DRESS

      XVII CHILDREN AND EDUCATION

      XVIII THE ARMY: MILITARY SERVICE: PUBLIC CAREER

      XIX ROMAN RELIGION—STATE AND INDIVIDUAL

      XX STUDY AND SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE AMONG THE ROMANS

      XXI PHILOSOPHY—STOICS AND EPICUREANS

      XXII THE ROMAN PROFUSION OF ART

      XXIII THE LAST SCENE OF ALL—BURIAL AND TOMBS

      INDEX

      ILLUSTRATIONS

      FIG.

      Frontispiece

      View into Roman Forum from Temple of Vesta, A.D. 64.

       (Restoration partly after Auer, Hülsen, Tognetti, etc.).

      1. The Pont du Gard (Aqueduct and Bridge).

      2. The Appian Way by the so-called Tomb of Seneca (Laneiani, New Tales of Old Rome).

      3. Plan of Inn at Pompeii. (After Mau).

      4. Ship beside the Quay at Ostia. (Hill, Illustrations of School Classics, FIG. 498 ).

      6. The Acropolis at Athens. (From D'Ooge).

      7. Plan of Antioch.

      8. Emblem of Antioch. (Dict. of Geog. i. 116 ).

      9. Emblem of Alexandria. (Mau, Pompeii, Fig 187).

      10. Emblem of Rome. (From the column of Antoninus at Rome).

      11. Augustus as Emperor.

      12. Coin of Nero. (In the British Museum).

      13. Bust of Seneca. (Archäiologische Zeitung).

      14. Agrippina, Mother of Nero. (Photo, Mansell & Co.).

      15. Bust of Nero.

      16. Some Remains of the Claudian Aqueduct.

      17. The Rostra: back view. (Modified from Hülsen).

      18. Ruins of Forum. (Record-Office in background with modern building above.) (Photo, Anderson).

      19. N.E. of Forum, A.D. 64. (Complementary to Frontispiece).

      20. Temple of Fortuna Augusta at Pompeii. (Mau, FIG. 58).

      21. So-called Temple of the Sibyl at Tivoli.

      22. Vestal Virgin. (Hill, FIG. 340 ).

      23. Temple of Mars the Avenger in Forum of Augustus. (After Ripostelli).

      24. Exterior of Theatre of Marcellus. (Present state).

      25. Exterior of Theatre of Marcellus. (Restored).

      26. A Greek Exedra. (Baumeister).

      27. Circus Maximus (restored). (Modified from Guhl and Koner).

      28. Building Materials. (From Middleton).

      29. Typical Scheme of Roman House.

      30. Entrance to House of Pansa.

      31. Interior of Roman House. (Restored).

      32. House of Cornelius Rufus. (Mau, FIG. 121 ).

      33. Peristyle with Garden and al fresco Dining-Table. (After Guhl and

       Koner).

      34. Peristyle in House of the Vettii. (Present state) (Mau, FIG.

       162).

      35. Kitchen Hearth in the House of the Vettii. (Mau, FIG. 125).

      36. Cooking Hearths. (Dict. Ant. i. 672).

      37. Shrine in House of the Tragic Poet. (Mau, FIG. 153 ).

      38. Household Shrine. (Hill, FIG. 345).

      38A. Leaden Pipes in House of Livia. (From a photograph).

      39. Portable Braziers. (Daremberg and Saglio).

      40. Manner of Roofing with Tiles.

      41. House of Pansa at Pompeii. (After Mau).

      42. House of the Vettii at Pompeii. (After Mau).

      43. Specimen of Painted Room.

      44. Specimen of Wall-Painting. (Mau, FIG. 264).

      45. Plan of Homestead at Boscoreale. (After Mau).

      46. Roman Folding Chair. (Schreiber).

      47. Bronze Seat. (Overbeck).

      48. Framework of Roman Couch. (Mau, FIG. 188).

      49. Plan of Dining-Table with Three Couches.

      50. Sigma.

      51. Tripod from Herculaneum. (From Waldstein, Herculaneum, Plate 41).

      52. Chest (Strong-box). (Mau, FIG. 120).

      53. Mirrors. (Mau, FIG. 213).

      54. Lamps. (Mau, FIG. 196).

      55. Lampholder as Tree. (Mau, FIG. 202).

      56. Cup from Herculaneum. (Waldstein, Plate 45).

      57. Kitchen Utensils. (Mau, FIG. 204).

      58. Pail from Herculaneum. (Waldstein, Plate 42).

      59. Patrician Shoes. (Dict. Ant. i. 335).

      60. Roman in the Toga. (Waldstein, Plate 18).

      61. Slave in Fetters.

      62. Litter. (Dict. Ant. ii. 15).

      63. Reading a Proclamation. (Mau, FIG. 17).

      64. Sealed Receipt of Jueundus. (Mau, FIG. 275).

      65. Discus-Thrower. (Photo, Anderson).

      66. Stabian Baths. (Mau, Plate 5).

      67. Bathing Implements. (Mau, FIG. 209).

      68. Acrobats. (Baumeister, i. 585).

      69. Surgical Instruments. (Guhl and Koner).

      70. Bakers' Mills. (Mau, FIG. 218).

      71. Cupids as Goldsmiths. (Wall-Painting.)(Mau, FIG. 167).

      72. Garland-Makers. (Abhandlungen, historische-philologische Classe Königlich Sächsischen Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften).

      73. Bust of Caecilius Jueundus. (Mau, FIG. 256).

      74. Ploughs. (Hill, FIG. 383; Dict. Ant. i. 160).

      75. Tools on Tomb. (Dict. Ant. ii. 243).

      76. Pompeian Cook-Shop. (Mau, FIG. 131).

      77. In a Wine-Shop. (Mau, FIG. 234).

      78. Boxing-Gloves. (Dict. Ant. i. 329).

      79. Theatre at Orange. (Restored.)

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