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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Note.—As it was found impossible always to insert the illustrations opposite the explanatory text, the following List will assist the reader to those pages which explain the objects represented:—

Plate	Described on page
	Frontispiece, Inscribed Votive Columns	Facing title

	Of small size and of great antiquity; in use amongst the Oscan people, who were finally subjugated by the Sabines.
I. Figure 1,	Egyptian Phallus	1, 2, 3
	From "Recueil d'Antiquités Egyptiennes, &c., par le Comte de Caylus."
" 2,	do., different view	1, 2, 3
" 3,	Two views of a double figure	1, 2, 3
" 4,	Roman Priapus over a baker's door at Pompeii	11
	From "Musée secret de Naples."
II. Figure 1,	Lingham	1, 2, 3
	From M. Sonnerat's "Voyage aux Indes Orientales."	1, 2, 3
" 2,	Pan's Head	9, 10
III. Figure 1,	Leaden Phallus	5
	From the "Forgeais Collection of Plombs Historiques."	5
" 2,	ditto, a different view	5
" 3,	ditto, ditto	5
" 4,	ditto, ditto	5
IV. Figure 1,	Round Tower	5, 6, 7
	From O'Brien's "History of the Round Towers of Ireland."	5, 6, 7
" 2,	Three-headed Osiris	7, 8, 9
	From the Comte de Caylus' "Recueil d'Antiquités Egyptiennes," &c.	7, 8, 9
V. Figure 1,	Cross	12, 13, 14
	From Higgin's "Anacalypsis."	12, 13, 14
" 2,	Another example	12, 13, 14
	From the same work.	12, 13, 14
" 3,	Another example	12, 13, 14
	From the same work.	12, 13, 14
" 4,	Another example	12, 13, 14
	From the same work.	12, 13, 14
VI. Figure 1,	Ex Voto	18, 19, 20
	From the British Museum copy of R. Payne Knight's "History of the Worship of Priapus."	18, 19, 20
" 2,	Dudaïm or Mandrake	67, 70, 71, 74
	From Dr. Kitto's "Cyclopædia of Biblical Literature."	67, 70, 71, 74
VII. Figure 1,	Fibula	142, 3
	From Holyday's "Juvenal."	142, 3
" 2,	Another example of a different construction	142, 3

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