translation of, by St. Jerome,27Jones, Hon. Col. C. C., quoted,3Jutland, flat celts in,30KKeller, Dr. F., quoted,150,195Kendrick, James, M.D.,46,158Kirwan, Rev. R.,134,224Klemm, Dr., cited,153Knife-daggers, antiquity of,222,457;associated with stone implements (seeStone and Bronze together);attached to haft by perishable rivets,226;ornamented,212,237;perforated,225;Scottish,238;short and broad,240;Spanish,238;with handle of yew,207;with haft of ox-horn,225;with interments,41,161,204,205,226,256,367,480Knives,204 to 216;flint,41;flint with interment,225,240Knives, socketed, curved,204,205,209;double-edged,205 to 208,167,216,480;Irish,207;looped,210,215;moulds for,449;with fluted blade,205Knives, tanged,211 to 216;curved,209,214,215;Danish and German,215;made from broken swords,211;moulds for,433;perforated,213,215;single-edged,214,215,480;tang ending in head of animal,213;tangs flat,211,212;with rings on blade,215Koudourmapouk, King of the Soumirs and Accads,9LLaconia, steel of,17Lake-dwellers probably cut straw,202Lake-dwellings of Savoy,95,131,191,371;of Switzerland,13,95,114,370;insight into early civilisation given by,486Lake Superior, native copper found near,3,418Lance-head,368Lane Fox, Gen. A.SeePitt-Rivers, Gen. A.Late Celtic Period.—Arrow-heads,318;bridle-bits,144,368,405,470;bracelets,135,387,388;brooches,400;buckles,144,368,470;celts,137,144,157,163;chariots,389,403;ear-rings,393;ferrules, Irish,340;helmet,356;interments,23,25,135,471;pins,144,369;remains,135,144,385;sheaths,302,308;shield,353;spear-heads,144,342;swords,229,275,299,343;torques,381;trumpets,362;vessel with iron handle,409Lauth, Prof., quoted,7Laveissière, Messrs., gun-metal,416Lawrence, Mr. W. L., F.S.A.,45Layton, Mr. T., F.S.A., collection,52,126,284,302Lead, absent in early bronze,417;at butt-end of palstave,97;socketed celts, made of,445;in small socketed celts, from Brittany,417;in articles from Dowris,360;spoken of by Job,5Lead bronze used in Egypt,419Leather sheath for flint dagger,309;for bronze knives,309;for Scandinavian dagger,252;thongs for securing hatchet,148Leland quoted,30Lepsius quoted,7Lichas the Lacedemonian,18Lichfield, Mr., collection,94,127Lindenschmit, Dr. Ludwig, quoted,21,81,202Lisch, Dr. F., quoted,151,262Livy quoted,354Local peculiarities of bronze antiquities,24,477Londesborough, Lord, collection,345“Long Barrow” period, skeletons of,277Loops or slides,403;of jet,404Lort, Rev. Mr., F.S.A., quoted,31,33,439Lovelace, Earl of,245,316Lubbock, Sir John, F.R.S., quoted,20,37,149,157,274,276,427,475Lucretius quoted,16Lukis, Rev. W. C, F.S.A.,181,385“Lurer,” or curved horns found in Denmark,363Lusitanians, bronze spears among the,17Lycurgus, iron currency in time of,17Lydia, steel of,17MMacadam, Dr. Stevenson, quoted,56,362,410,425McCulloch, Mr. W. T., quoted,349Maces,271,272;perforated stone,51Macrobius quoted,275Madsen quoted,52,54,288,404Magnentius, bronze swords attributed to time of,25Malacca the principal Eastern source of tin,424“Malga,” Australian wooden weapon,263Manetho quoted by Plutarch,8Manillas, or African ring money,387Manlia Gens, denarii of,374Mariette, M., quoted,6Marine shells with interments,189,394Martineau and Smith quoted,415Masons of Peru still use stone pebbles as mallets,165Massagetæ a bronze-using people,17Mayer collection.SeeMuseums, LiverpoolMedea, bronze sickle of,18,194Medhurst, Mr., collection,127Medicinal use of iron in ancient Egypt,6;“virtue in brass,”31Mediterranean province of bronze antiquities,478Memnon, sword of,18Menelaus, battle-axe of,14Meriones, arrow of,18Merovingian gold ornaments,117Metals,415 to 426;admixture of other than copper and tin in bronze,346,360,417,420;early use of,1 to 20,418,420;lumps of,81,87,94,113,119,120,283,423,425,442,449,459,469Meteoric origin of first-known iron,7,15Mexican, bronze,4;name for copper transferred to iron,10Meyrick collection,109,205,271,351,356;Sir Samuel, quoted,155Milles, Rev. Dr., collection,48“Minds,” Irish,42,394Mines, Egyptian gold,8Minerva, Temple of, at Phaselis,18“Missile hatchets,”162Mitchell, Dr. Arthur, F.S.A. Scot.,437Molyneux, Sir T., quoted,358Money, suggestion that celts served as,37Montelius, Dr. O., quoted,109,262,288,298Montezuma II., axe of,148Morlot, M., quoted,26“Morning Star,” or flail,271Mortillet, M. Gabriel de,405,456,457Mortimer, Messrs., collection,43,113,190,227,230Mortise and tenon,171Moseley, H. N., F.R.S.,263Moulds,427 to 450;bronze,84,174,438 to 448;clay,427,428,448,449;clay, for buttons,401;stone,143,158,180,250,428 to 438;notches on,436;wooden, for British coins of tin,445Movers, Prof., quoted,5Müller, Prof. Max, quoted,10Müller, Dr. Sophus, quoted,21Museums—Abbeville,335Agram,177Alnwick Castle,46,116,285,287,368,386Amiens,119,183,201,206,208,371,398Assen,109Belfast,430Berlin,39,173,184,234,262,263,298,299,441,448Boulaq,261Boulogne,238,250Bourges,307Bristol,217Brunswick,288Buda-Pest,142,327Caen,86Cambridge Ant. Soc.,174,199,205,259,270,271,272,279,340,346Carcassonne,328Chambéry,131,184Chateaudun,122Clermont-Ferrand,119,176,341,438Copenhagen, of Northern Antiquities,172,259,288,353,432,441Cracow, Academy of Sciences,181Darmstadt,91,441Devizes,seeStourheadDorchester,432Dover,113Dresden, Preusker collection,437Dublin, Royal Irish Academy,passim;Trinity College,220,431Edinburgh, Ant.,passim;Advoc. Library,289Elgin,333Evreux,77Exeter,51Florence,156Geneva,210Göttingen,77Gratz, Johanneum,288Hanover,184,308,441Kiel,262Laibach,246,393,428Lausanne,260Leipsig, Deutsche Gesellschaft,221Le Puy,293Lewes,87,447Leyden,89,133,173,176,221Linz,153Liverpool, Mayer collection,52,81,82,83,88,129,168,319,351London, British Museum,passim;Soc. Ant.,49,90,125,348, andpassimLyons,131,301,441Madrid,97Malmoe,262Metz,131Modena, Museo Civico,401,437Munich,445Namur,109Nantes,121,124,230,250,252,281,339Narbonne,43,121,122,172,254,341Newcastle-on-Tyne,78,116,125,285,351Norwich,78,80,134,173,175,178,199,281,318Oxford,287; Ashmolean,81,169,189,216,225Paris, d’Artillerie,301;Hôtel Cluny,176;Louvre,185Plymouth, Athenæum,228Poitiers,119,176,214,221,398,441,447Prague,308Rennes,287Rouen,86,280St. Germain,171,248,293,328,448St. Omer,131Salisbury, Blackmore,80,81,91,110,114,120,132,175,236,237,248,426Salzburg,152,355Scarborough,211,401Schwerin,262Sheffield, Bateman collection,42,44,113,122,150,168,172,190,205,225,279,280,307,321,327,390,392,393,409,430,447Sigmaringen,173,176Soissons,80Stockholm,122,143,353,448Stourhead,219,322,368, andpassimStuttgart, Cabinet of Coins,142Taunton,119,198,249,320,325,328,330Toulouse,41,97,119,122,131Tours,86,172,207,254,401,435Trent,107Turin, Royal Armoury,288Vannes,215,449Vienna, Ambras,148;Antiken Cabinet,86,131,299,355Warrington,123,335
translation of, by St. Jerome,27Jones, Hon. Col. C. C., quoted,3Jutland, flat celts in,30KKeller, Dr. F., quoted,150,195Kendrick, James, M.D.,46,158Kirwan, Rev. R.,134,224Klemm, Dr., cited,153Knife-daggers, antiquity of,222,457;associated with stone implements (seeStone and Bronze together);attached to haft by perishable rivets,226;ornamented,212,237;perforated,225;Scottish,238;short and broad,240;Spanish,238;with handle of yew,207;with haft of ox-horn,225;with interments,41,161,204,205,226,256,367,480Knives,204 to 216;flint,41;flint with interment,225,240Knives, socketed, curved,204,205,209;double-edged,205 to 208,167,216,480;Irish,207;looped,210,215;moulds for,449;with fluted blade,205Knives, tanged,211 to 216;curved,209,214,215;Danish and German,215;made from broken swords,211;moulds for,433;perforated,213,215;single-edged,214,215,480;tang ending in head of animal,213;tangs flat,211,212;with rings on blade,215Koudourmapouk, King of the Soumirs and Accads,9LLaconia, steel of,17Lake-dwellers probably cut straw,202Lake-dwellings of Savoy,95,131,191,371;of Switzerland,13,95,114,370;insight into early civilisation given by,486Lake Superior, native copper found near,3,418Lance-head,368Lane Fox, Gen. A.SeePitt-Rivers, Gen. A.Late Celtic Period.—Arrow-heads,318;bridle-bits,144,368,405,470;bracelets,135,387,388;brooches,400;buckles,144,368,470;celts,137,144,157,163;chariots,389,403;ear-rings,393;ferrules, Irish,340;helmet,356;interments,23,25,135,471;pins,144,369;remains,135,144,385;sheaths,302,308;shield,353;spear-heads,144,342;swords,229,275,299,343;torques,381;trumpets,362;vessel with iron handle,409Lauth, Prof., quoted,7Laveissière, Messrs., gun-metal,416Lawrence, Mr. W. L., F.S.A.,45Layton, Mr. T., F.S.A., collection,52,126,284,302Lead, absent in early bronze,417;at butt-end of palstave,97;socketed celts, made of,445;in small socketed celts, from Brittany,417;in articles from Dowris,360;spoken of by Job,5Lead bronze used in Egypt,419Leather sheath for flint dagger,309;for bronze knives,309;for Scandinavian dagger,252;thongs for securing hatchet,148Leland quoted,30Lepsius quoted,7Lichas the Lacedemonian,18Lichfield, Mr., collection,94,127Lindenschmit, Dr. Ludwig, quoted,21,81,202Lisch, Dr. F., quoted,151,262Livy quoted,354Local peculiarities of bronze antiquities,24,477Londesborough, Lord, collection,345“Long Barrow” period, skeletons of,277Loops or slides,403;of jet,404Lort, Rev. Mr., F.S.A., quoted,31,33,439Lovelace, Earl of,245,316Lubbock, Sir John, F.R.S., quoted,20,37,149,157,274,276,427,475Lucretius quoted,16Lukis, Rev. W. C, F.S.A.,181,385“Lurer,” or curved horns found in Denmark,363Lusitanians, bronze spears among the,17Lycurgus, iron currency in time of,17Lydia, steel of,17MMacadam, Dr. Stevenson, quoted,56,362,410,425McCulloch, Mr. W. T., quoted,349Maces,271,272;perforated stone,51Macrobius quoted,275Madsen quoted,52,54,288,404Magnentius, bronze swords attributed to time of,25Malacca the principal Eastern source of tin,424“Malga,” Australian wooden weapon,263Manetho quoted by Plutarch,8Manillas, or African ring money,387Manlia Gens, denarii of,374Mariette, M., quoted,6Marine shells with interments,189,394Martineau and Smith quoted,415Masons of Peru still use stone pebbles as mallets,165Massagetæ a bronze-using people,17Mayer collection.SeeMuseums, LiverpoolMedea, bronze sickle of,18,194Medhurst, Mr., collection,127Medicinal use of iron in ancient Egypt,6;“virtue in brass,”31Mediterranean province of bronze antiquities,478Memnon, sword of,18Menelaus, battle-axe of,14Meriones, arrow of,18Merovingian gold ornaments,117Metals,415 to 426;admixture of other than copper and tin in bronze,346,360,417,420;early use of,1 to 20,418,420;lumps of,81,87,94,113,119,120,283,423,425,442,449,459,469Meteoric origin of first-known iron,7,15Mexican, bronze,4;name for copper transferred to iron,10Meyrick collection,109,205,271,351,356;Sir Samuel, quoted,155Milles, Rev. Dr., collection,48“Minds,” Irish,42,394Mines, Egyptian gold,8Minerva, Temple of, at Phaselis,18“Missile hatchets,”162Mitchell, Dr. Arthur, F.S.A. Scot.,437Molyneux, Sir T., quoted,358Money, suggestion that celts served as,37Montelius, Dr. O., quoted,109,262,288,298Montezuma II., axe of,148Morlot, M., quoted,26“Morning Star,” or flail,271Mortillet, M. Gabriel de,405,456,457Mortimer, Messrs., collection,43,113,190,227,230Mortise and tenon,171Moseley, H. N., F.R.S.,263Moulds,427 to 450;bronze,84,174,438 to 448;clay,427,428,448,449;clay, for buttons,401;stone,143,158,180,250,428 to 438;notches on,436;wooden, for British coins of tin,445Movers, Prof., quoted,5Müller, Prof. Max, quoted,10Müller, Dr. Sophus, quoted,21Museums—Abbeville,335Agram,177Alnwick Castle,46,116,285,287,368,386Amiens,119,183,201,206,208,371,398Assen,109Belfast,430Berlin,39,173,184,234,262,263,298,299,441,448Boulaq,261Boulogne,238,250Bourges,307Bristol,217Brunswick,288Buda-Pest,142,327Caen,86Cambridge Ant. Soc.,174,199,205,259,270,271,272,279,340,346Carcassonne,328Chambéry,131,184Chateaudun,122Clermont-Ferrand,119,176,341,438Copenhagen, of Northern Antiquities,172,259,288,353,432,441Cracow, Academy of Sciences,181Darmstadt,91,441Devizes,seeStourheadDorchester,432Dover,113Dresden, Preusker collection,437Dublin, Royal Irish Academy,passim;Trinity College,220,431Edinburgh, Ant.,passim;Advoc. Library,289Elgin,333Evreux,77Exeter,51Florence,156Geneva,210Göttingen,77Gratz, Johanneum,288Hanover,184,308,441Kiel,262Laibach,246,393,428Lausanne,260Leipsig, Deutsche Gesellschaft,221Le Puy,293Lewes,87,447Leyden,89,133,173,176,221Linz,153Liverpool, Mayer collection,52,81,82,83,88,129,168,319,351London, British Museum,passim;Soc. Ant.,49,90,125,348, andpassimLyons,131,301,441Madrid,97Malmoe,262Metz,131Modena, Museo Civico,401,437Munich,445Namur,109Nantes,121,124,230,250,252,281,339Narbonne,43,121,122,172,254,341Newcastle-on-Tyne,78,116,125,285,351Norwich,78,80,134,173,175,178,199,281,318Oxford,287; Ashmolean,81,169,189,216,225Paris, d’Artillerie,301;Hôtel Cluny,176;Louvre,185Plymouth, Athenæum,228Poitiers,119,176,214,221,398,441,447Prague,308Rennes,287Rouen,86,280St. Germain,171,248,293,328,448St. Omer,131Salisbury, Blackmore,80,81,91,110,114,120,132,175,236,237,248,426Salzburg,152,355Scarborough,211,401Schwerin,262Sheffield, Bateman collection,42,44,113,122,150,168,172,190,205,225,279,280,307,321,327,390,392,393,409,430,447Sigmaringen,173,176Soissons,80Stockholm,122,143,353,448Stourhead,219,322,368, andpassimStuttgart, Cabinet of Coins,142Taunton,119,198,249,320,325,328,330Toulouse,41,97,119,122,131Tours,86,172,207,254,401,435Trent,107Turin, Royal Armoury,288Vannes,215,449Vienna, Ambras,148;Antiken Cabinet,86,131,299,355Warrington,123,335
translation of, by St. Jerome,27
Jones, Hon. Col. C. C., quoted,3
Jutland, flat celts in,30
K
Keller, Dr. F., quoted,150,195
Kendrick, James, M.D.,46,158
Kirwan, Rev. R.,134,224
Klemm, Dr., cited,153
Knife-daggers, antiquity of,222,457;
associated with stone implements (seeStone and Bronze together);
attached to haft by perishable rivets,226;
ornamented,212,237;
perforated,225;
Scottish,238;
short and broad,240;
Spanish,238;
with handle of yew,207;
with haft of ox-horn,225;
with interments,41,161,204,205,226,256,367,480
Knives,204 to 216;
flint,41;
flint with interment,225,240
Knives, socketed, curved,204,205,209;
double-edged,205 to 208,167,216,480;
Irish,207;
looped,210,215;
moulds for,449;
with fluted blade,205
Knives, tanged,211 to 216;
curved,209,214,215;
Danish and German,215;
made from broken swords,211;
moulds for,433;
perforated,213,215;
single-edged,214,215,480;
tang ending in head of animal,213;
tangs flat,211,212;
with rings on blade,215
Koudourmapouk, King of the Soumirs and Accads,9
L
Laconia, steel of,17
Lake-dwellers probably cut straw,202
Lake-dwellings of Savoy,95,131,191,371;
of Switzerland,13,95,114,370;
insight into early civilisation given by,486
Lake Superior, native copper found near,3,418
Lance-head,368
Lane Fox, Gen. A.SeePitt-Rivers, Gen. A.
Late Celtic Period.—Arrow-heads,318;
bridle-bits,144,368,405,470;
bracelets,135,387,388;
brooches,400;
buckles,144,368,470;
celts,137,144,157,163;
chariots,389,403;
ear-rings,393;
ferrules, Irish,340;
helmet,356;
interments,23,25,135,471;
pins,144,369;
remains,135,144,385;
sheaths,302,308;
shield,353;
spear-heads,144,342;
swords,229,275,299,343;
torques,381;
trumpets,362;
vessel with iron handle,409
Lauth, Prof., quoted,7
Laveissière, Messrs., gun-metal,416
Lawrence, Mr. W. L., F.S.A.,45
Layton, Mr. T., F.S.A., collection,52,126,284,302
Lead, absent in early bronze,417;
at butt-end of palstave,97;
socketed celts, made of,445;
in small socketed celts, from Brittany,417;
in articles from Dowris,360;
spoken of by Job,5
Lead bronze used in Egypt,419
Leather sheath for flint dagger,309;
for bronze knives,309;
for Scandinavian dagger,252;
thongs for securing hatchet,148
Leland quoted,30
Lepsius quoted,7
Lichas the Lacedemonian,18
Lichfield, Mr., collection,94,127
Lindenschmit, Dr. Ludwig, quoted,21,81,202
Lisch, Dr. F., quoted,151,262
Livy quoted,354
Local peculiarities of bronze antiquities,24,477
Londesborough, Lord, collection,345
“Long Barrow” period, skeletons of,277
Loops or slides,403;
of jet,404
Lort, Rev. Mr., F.S.A., quoted,31,33,439
Lovelace, Earl of,245,316
Lubbock, Sir John, F.R.S., quoted,20,37,149,157,274,276,427,475
Lucretius quoted,16
Lukis, Rev. W. C, F.S.A.,181,385
“Lurer,” or curved horns found in Denmark,363
Lusitanians, bronze spears among the,17
Lycurgus, iron currency in time of,17
Lydia, steel of,17
M
Macadam, Dr. Stevenson, quoted,56,362,410,425
McCulloch, Mr. W. T., quoted,349
Maces,271,272;
perforated stone,51
Macrobius quoted,275
Madsen quoted,52,54,288,404
Magnentius, bronze swords attributed to time of,25
Malacca the principal Eastern source of tin,424
“Malga,” Australian wooden weapon,263
Manetho quoted by Plutarch,8
Manillas, or African ring money,387
Manlia Gens, denarii of,374
Mariette, M., quoted,6
Marine shells with interments,189,394
Martineau and Smith quoted,415
Masons of Peru still use stone pebbles as mallets,165
Massagetæ a bronze-using people,17
Mayer collection.SeeMuseums, Liverpool
Medea, bronze sickle of,18,194
Medhurst, Mr., collection,127
Medicinal use of iron in ancient Egypt,6;
“virtue in brass,”31
Mediterranean province of bronze antiquities,478
Memnon, sword of,18
Menelaus, battle-axe of,14
Meriones, arrow of,18
Merovingian gold ornaments,117
Metals,415 to 426;
admixture of other than copper and tin in bronze,346,360,417,420;
early use of,1 to 20,418,420;
lumps of,81,87,94,113,119,120,283,423,425,442,449,459,469
Meteoric origin of first-known iron,7,15
Mexican, bronze,4;
name for copper transferred to iron,10
Meyrick collection,109,205,271,351,356;
Sir Samuel, quoted,155
Milles, Rev. Dr., collection,48
“Minds,” Irish,42,394
Mines, Egyptian gold,8
Minerva, Temple of, at Phaselis,18
“Missile hatchets,”162
Mitchell, Dr. Arthur, F.S.A. Scot.,437
Molyneux, Sir T., quoted,358
Money, suggestion that celts served as,37
Montelius, Dr. O., quoted,109,262,288,298
Montezuma II., axe of,148
Morlot, M., quoted,26
“Morning Star,” or flail,271
Mortillet, M. Gabriel de,405,456,457
Mortimer, Messrs., collection,43,113,190,227,230
Mortise and tenon,171
Moseley, H. N., F.R.S.,263
Moulds,427 to 450;
bronze,84,174,438 to 448;
clay,427,428,448,449;
clay, for buttons,401;
stone,143,158,180,250,428 to 438;
notches on,436;
wooden, for British coins of tin,445
Movers, Prof., quoted,5
Müller, Prof. Max, quoted,10
Müller, Dr. Sophus, quoted,21
Museums—
Abbeville,335
Agram,177
Alnwick Castle,46,116,285,287,368,386
Amiens,119,183,201,206,208,371,398
Assen,109
Belfast,430
Berlin,39,173,184,234,262,263,298,299,441,448
Boulaq,261
Boulogne,238,250
Bourges,307
Bristol,217
Brunswick,288
Buda-Pest,142,327
Caen,86
Cambridge Ant. Soc.,174,199,205,259,270,271,272,279,340,346
Carcassonne,328
Chambéry,131,184
Chateaudun,122
Clermont-Ferrand,119,176,341,438
Copenhagen, of Northern Antiquities,172,259,288,353,432,441
Cracow, Academy of Sciences,181
Darmstadt,91,441
Devizes,seeStourhead
Dorchester,432
Dover,113
Dresden, Preusker collection,437
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy,passim;
Trinity College,220,431
Edinburgh, Ant.,passim;
Advoc. Library,289
Elgin,333
Evreux,77
Exeter,51
Florence,156
Geneva,210
Göttingen,77
Gratz, Johanneum,288
Hanover,184,308,441
Kiel,262
Laibach,246,393,428
Lausanne,260
Leipsig, Deutsche Gesellschaft,221
Le Puy,293
Lewes,87,447
Leyden,89,133,173,176,221
Linz,153
Liverpool, Mayer collection,52,81,82,83,88,129,168,319,351
London, British Museum,passim;
Soc. Ant.,49,90,125,348, andpassim
Lyons,131,301,441
Madrid,97
Malmoe,262
Metz,131
Modena, Museo Civico,401,437
Munich,445
Namur,109
Nantes,121,124,230,250,252,281,339
Narbonne,43,121,122,172,254,341
Newcastle-on-Tyne,78,116,125,285,351
Norwich,78,80,134,173,175,178,199,281,318
Oxford,287; Ashmolean,81,169,189,216,225
Paris, d’Artillerie,301;
Hôtel Cluny,176;
Louvre,185
Plymouth, Athenæum,228
Poitiers,119,176,214,221,398,441,447
Prague,308
Rennes,287
Rouen,86,280
St. Germain,171,248,293,328,448
St. Omer,131
Salisbury, Blackmore,80,81,91,110,114,120,132,175,236,237,248,426
Salzburg,152,355
Scarborough,211,401
Schwerin,262
Sheffield, Bateman collection,42,44,113,122,150,168,172,190,205,225,279,280,307,321,327,390,392,393,409,430,447
Sigmaringen,173,176
Soissons,80
Stockholm,122,143,353,448
Stourhead,219,322,368, andpassim
Stuttgart, Cabinet of Coins,142
Taunton,119,198,249,320,325,328,330
Toulouse,41,97,119,122,131
Tours,86,172,207,254,401,435
Trent,107
Turin, Royal Armoury,288
Vannes,215,449
Vienna, Ambras,148;
Antiken Cabinet,86,131,299,355
Warrington,123,335