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T. L. Haines. The Life in Ancient Times: Discoveries of Pompeii, Ancient Greece, Babylon & Assyria
The Life in Ancient Times: Discoveries of Pompeii, Ancient Greece, Babylon & Assyria
Table of Contents
Address to the Mummy
Answer
POMPEII
Entering Pompeii
Arrangement of Private Houses
House of Diomedes
Stores and Eating Houses
Houses of Pansa and Sallust
House of Holconius
General Survey of the City
AMUSEMENTS
Roman Baths
Social Games and Sports
Social Entertainments
Egyptian Music and Entertainments
Games and Sports of the Egyptians
DOMESTIC LIFE
Dress, Toilet and Jewelry
Crimes and Punishments; Contracts, Deeds, Etc
Houses, Villas, Farmyards, Orchards, Gardens, Etc
Egyptian Wealth
DOMESTIC UTENSILS
Furniture
Vases
EMPLOYMENT
Baking, Dyeing and Painting
TROY
NINEVEH AND BABYLON
Karnac and Baalbec
RELIGION OR MYTHOLOGY
THE DELPHIAN APOLLO
THE PYTHIAN APOLLO
NIOBE AND LETO
DAPHNE
KYRENE
HERMES
THE SORROW OF DEMETER
THE SLEEP OF ENDYMION
PHAETHON
BRIAREOS
DIONYSOS
PENTHEUS
ASKLEPIOS
IXION
TANTALOS
THE TOILS OF HERAKLES
ADMETOS
EPIMETHEUS AND PANDORA
IO AND PROMETHEUS
DEUKALION
POSEIDON AND ATHENE
MEDUSA
DANAE
PERSEUS
ANDROMEDA
AKRISIOS
KEPHALOS AND PROKRIS
SKYLLA
PHRIXOS AND HELLE
MEDEIA
THESEUS
ARIADNE
ARETHUSA
TYRO
NARKISSOS
ORPHEUS AND EURYDIKE
KADMOS AND EUROPA
BELLEROPHON
ALTHAIA AND THE BURNING BRAND
IAMOS
FINE ARTS
Sculpturing
Mosaic
LITERATURE
HOMER
OPENING ARGUMENT OF THE ILIAD
MINERVA ARMING HERSELF FOR BATTLE
PARTING OF HECTOR AND ANDROMACHE
THE RACE OF MAN
COUNCIL OF THE GODS
NIGHT-SCENE
HATEFULNESS OF WAR
FALSEHOOD
SHOWERS OF ARROWS
PRIAM BEGGING THE BODY OF HECTOR
HELEN'S LAMENTATION OVER HECTOR
PARIS
ACHILLES
THE VENGEANCE OF ODYSSEUS
SOLON
TRUE HAPPINESS
SOPHOCLES
HERODOTUS
THE CROCODILE
ARTABANUS DISSUADES XERXES
SOCRATES
SOCRATES AND ARISTODEMUS
EURIPIDES
ARISTOPHANES
PLATO
THE PERFECT BEAUTY
THE LAST HOURS OF SOCRATES
DEMOSTHENES
PHILIP AND THE ATHENIANS
MEASURES TO RESIST PHILIP
FORMER ATHENIANS DESCRIBED
ORATION ON THE CROWN
CICERO
INVECTIVE AGAINST CATILINE
EXPULSION OF CATILINE FROM ROME
THE TYRANT PRÆTOR DENOUNCED
ADVANTAGES OF AGE
IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL
JULIUS CAESAR
THE GERMANS
BATTLE OF PHARSALIA
VIRGIL
PRAISE OF RURAL LIFE
EMPLOYMENTS OF THE BEE
PUNISHMENTS IN HELL
HORACE
TO LICINIUS
TO PYRRHA
SENECA
HAPPINESS FOUNDED ON WISDOM
AGAINST RASH JUDGMENT
THE EQUALITY OF MAN
ALL THINGS ORDERED BY GOD
PLUTARCH
THE HORRIBLE PROSCRIPTIONS OF SYLLA
DEMOSTHENES AND CICERO COMPARED
TOMBS AND CATACOMBS
TOMBS
The Catacombs
EARLY INSCRIPTIONS
PAINTINGS
GLASS VASES
S. CALIXTUS
THE LAST SUPPER
S. PONTIANUS
TRUTH OF THE BIBLE
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L. W. Yaggy and T. L. Haines
Employments, Amusements, Customs, The Cities, Palaces, Monuments, The Literature and Fine Arts
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Alma vilumque cano Tlo.
We will now return to the house of Siricus. Contiguous to it in the Via del Lupanare is a building having two doors separated with pilasters. By way of sign, an elephant was painted on the wall, enveloped by a large serpent and tended by a pigmy. Above was the inscription: Sittius restituit elephantum; and beneath the following:
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