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64 319 Gallery of the Bras Ncuf. 320 Statue of Augustus Cee^ar. 321 " Demosthenes. 322 " Mercury. 323 Chamber of Busts. 324 Gallery of the Candelabras. 325 The Chiaramonti Gallery. 326 a he Statue of Diana, Vatican. 327 Statue of Venus 328 Room of the Greek Cross. 329 Statue of Perseus, by Canova. 330 Group of the Laocoon. 331 The Apollo Belvirlere. 3b3 Room of the Bernini Villa Borghese. 333 Room of Antique Marbles. 334 Statue of Venus Genitrix. 335 Gallery, Palace of Colona. 336 Arch of Septimus Severus. 337 " Constantino. 338 " Titus. 339 " Janus. 340 The Coliseum—Exterior. 341 " —Interior. 342 Roman Forum. 843 Forum of Trajan. 844 The Tempi e of Vesta. 345 Ruins of the Temple of Jupi- ter. ?46 Pyramid of Cains Cestus. 317 The Tomb of Cecilia Metella. 318 Baths of Caracal la. 349 The Applan Way. 350 The Pantheon. 351 Church of the Trinity of the Mont. 352 Church of St. John, of Lateran. 353 " " Interior. 354 St. Paul's Outside the Walls- Interior. 355 The Capitol. 356 Statue of Flora—Museum of the Capitol. 357 The Philosopher's Room. 358 Statue of the Dying Gladiator. 359 Church of Maria Maggiori. 360 Falls of the Tivoli. 361 Falls of the Terni. NAPLES. 362 Bay of Naples and Vesuvius. 303 Royal Palace, Naples. 364 Villa Real, 365 Statue of Aristides—Museum. 366 Venus Callapygi. 367 Room of Pmall Bronzes. 368 Temple of Serapis, at Pozzu- oli. 869 Temple and Altar of Venus Pompeii. 370 The House of the Questor. 871 The Villa Diomede. 372 Perspective of the Basilica. 373 The Amphitheatre. 374 Triumphal Arch. 375 The Way of the Tombs. 376 House of the Baker. 377 House of the Musicians. 378 House of Cornelius Rulb. 379 Amalfl. 380 Messina. 381 Amphitheatre, Syracuse. THE CITIES OF NORTHEAST- ERN EUROPE. 382 Antwerp. 383 Church of St. Nicholas, Ghent. 384 House of the Batelier, 385 Statue of John Van Eycke. 386 Market Place Malines. 387 Panorama of Brussels. 388 House of Representatives, Brussels. 389 Monument of the Place of Martyrs. 390 The Exchange. 391 The Quay of the Rosary Bruges. 392 Hotel de Ville Audenarde. 393 Panorama of Spa. 394 " of Aix la Chapelle. 395 Grand Canal, Rotterdam. 396 View on the Canal, the Hague. 397 Statue of William the Silent, Hague. 398 The Canal, Amsterdam. 399 Statue of Rembrandt, Am- sterdam. 400 Church of St. Antonie, Am- sterdam. 401 The Royal Palace, Berlin. 402 The Throne Room, 403 The Royal Chapel, interior. 404 The Library. 405 The White Chamber. 406 Th e Staircase of Honor, Royal Castle. 407 The G a 11 e r y of Paintings, Royal Castle. 408 Facade of the Old Museum. 409 Room of Antique Models. 410 The Amazon, by Kiss. 411 Palace of the Prince Royal. 412 The Cathedral, Berlin. 413 The French Church, Berlin. 414 Unter der Linden. 415 Royal Theatre. 416 Interior of the Museum. 417 National Monument, Berlin. 418 Royal Palace, Potsdam. 419 Gallery of Paintings (Sans. Souci). 420 Marble Gallerv. New Palace, Potsdam.