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MCINTOSH BATTERY AND OPTICAL CO., CHICAGO, ILL., U. S. A. and'theMusSums th^oriSnafdwAl^^rpo^was^easuraWy aroomplhrtlelf by SSSi ^"^hOTe^sT^prepaS^o^a D^cripUve^Mogi^oI^hl^co^l^Sn^ 6 contain deMs KfarF?e?a^ are progressing and prospective. Argolis. Cyclopaean Masonry. (a) Tiryns. 1 N. Plateau from West 2 S. Plateau Irom West 3 S. W. Wall 4 Arches ol S. Gallery 5 S. Plateau Irom East 6 Entrance to E. Gallery 7 Side Arch ol E. Gallery (6) Near Argos. 8 Ancient Hera-Temple (c) Mycenae. 9 Entrance to Treasure- Tomb (Cyclopsean) 10 Ashlar Masonry. (Cyclo- paean Wall where Ashlar Block has Fallen) 11 Lion’s Gate Epirus. Chief Deities—Zeus, Dione and Aphrodite. (a) Dodona Bronzes. (Carapanos, Col. Athens. 12 Head and Figurine of Zeus 13 Heads of Goddesses *14 Priestess [21 15 Athena, front and re- verse 16 Apollo, stone. (Louvre.) (6) Paramythia Bronzes. (British Museum.) 17 Zeus and Serapis 18 Dione 19 Poseidon, Neptune 20 Apollo 21 Aphrodite Elis. Valley of Olympia. Chief Deities—Cronus, Zeus and Hera (Juno). 22 Map of Olympia 23 Mt. Cronius and Ruins of Zeus Temple Temple Sculptures found at Olympia and now In the Olympia Museum, (except No. 42.) (а) Zeus Types. 25 Three small bronzes 26 Bronze Statuette 27 Bronze head 28 Head in stone, Zeus (?) 29 Zeus, Pelops and tEno- mans from E. Pedi- ment of Zeus Temple (б) Hera Types. *30 Terra-cotta head *31 Colossal head from statue in Hera Temple (c) Bronze Types of Deities. 32 Plaque ill four hands, lower one showing Arte- mis 31 Apollo, front and side 32 Two Goddesses ?) 33 Hercules and Bow 34 Sphinx 35 Head of Gorgon id) Sculptures from Zeus Temple. 36 Apollo and Centaur (W. Pediment) Athena Metopes. 37 Hercules and Nemean Lion | 38 Hercules cleansing Au- geas’ Stable ' 39 Hercules presenting Stymphallan Bird. (Athena Is a cast.) 40 Athena (original) receiv- ing Stymphalian Bird. (Louvre) (e) Sculptures not from Zeus Temple. *41 Head of Aphrodite 42 Nike (Victory) by Pseoni- us. Hermes. See Praxiteles. Types of Chief Deities of Olympia, hut not found i in Olympia (a) Types of Cronus. 43 Bronze Statuette. Louvre (6) Zeus Types. *44 Two Bronze Figurines. (Louvre.) 45 Z. Ammon found in Herculaneum. Naples Museum *46 Zeus of Elis, from coin of Elis. (Cy.) 47 Cumsean Zeus, large demi-statue, (Naples Museum.) 48 ColossalZ. Bust (Louvre). 49 Z. Bust from Sicily. (Cy.) 50 Z. Bust found at Ottrieoli (Vatican) (c) Hera ( Juno) Types. 51 Bronzes, head in early style: seated figure in later style. Louvre *52 Heads of Hera on Coins of Samos 53 Ancient Statue of Hera found on the Island of Samos. Louvre *54 Head of Hera on Coins of Argos *55 Ancient Head of Hera. Villa Ludovisi. (Cy.) 56 Marble Head of Hera. British Museum *57 Hera, Bust, from Far- nese Collection. Na- ples Museum *58 Juno Ludoviso, from cast in Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, Eng 59 Juno Barberini, found on Viminal Hill. Vatican | 60 Juno Sospita, from Pala- tine Hill, Vatican 1 61 Juno (Hera). Statue in Portico of Masterpieces. Naples Museum Pliocis. Chief Deities—Apollo, Arte- mis (Diana) and Leto. (a) Crassi. 62 “SacredPlain” (6) Delphi (modern Castri). 63 Entrance to Delphi 64 Cliffs of Delphi •5 Ancient Tomb