Page 345.—After the third paragraph, ending “from all quarters,” insert the following:—
Page 345.—After the third paragraph, ending “from all quarters,” insert the following:—
“Troy had therefore no separate Acropolis; but as one was necessary for the great deeds of the Iliad, it was added by the poetical invention of Homer, and called by himPergamus, a word of quite unknown derivation.”
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF THE ILLUSTRATIONS IN DR. SCHLIEMANN’S ATLAS AND THE TRANSLATION.
NOTE.—In the columns headed “Translation” theRoman numeralsrefer to thePlates.
A (?) against Schliemann’s Numbers signifies that we have not been able to identify the objectscertainlywith those engraved by us from M. Burnouf’s drawings.
PL XXI.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXIII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXIV.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXV.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXVI.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXVII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXVIII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXIX.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXX.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXXI.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXXII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXXIII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXXIV.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXXV.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXXVI.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXXVII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXXVIII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XXXIX.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XL.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XLI.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XLII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XLIII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XLIV.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XLV.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XLVI.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XLVII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XLVIII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL XLIX.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL L.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL LI.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
PL LII.
SPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROYSPECIMENS OF WHORLS, &c. DUG UP AT TROY
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