Mariette, Auguste; formation of Egypt, i. 2; accession of Menes, 18; Egyptian chronology, 20; bad workmanship of Egyptian temples, foundations of great temples at Abydos, 28; house in the desert, 41; protest against M. Renan's conception of ancient Egypt, 71; excavations, 86; ancient art chiefly known through his exertions and his contributions to the Louvre and the French Exhibition, 89; M. on the arch, 113; obelisk of Hatasu gilded, 122; sepulchral formula, 135; θυμιατήρια in the tomb of Ti, 143; objects for the support of the _Ka_ sometimes modelled "in the round," 145; position of the stele, 157; tombs constructed during lifetime, 160; his "theory of the mastaba," 164; derivation of the word Sakkarah, 166; boats found in mummy pits, 184; pyramids always in a necropolis, 191; Mastabat-el-Faraoun, 215; pyramids upon Drah-abou'l-neggah, 217; opening of three unexplored pyramids at Sakkarah, 234; tomb of Osiris, supposed site, 243; tombs at Abydos, 244; steles from Abydos, 249; temples of the left bank, Thebes, 264; method of closing tombs in the Bab-el-Molouk, 278; mummy of Queen Aah-hotep, 291; tombs of Apis, 295; the little Serapeum, 302; temple of the Sphinx, 326; Sphinxes at the Serapeum of Memphis, 336; Sphinx avenues ornamental rather than religious, 337; walls of Karnak, 338; extent of the temples at Karnak, 362; sanctuary in the great temple, 384; temple of Dayr-el-Bahari, 425; excavations at Sais, 433; characteristics of the Egyptian temple, 434; contrast between it and the Greek temple, the Christian church, and the Mahommedan mosque, 435; explanation of its elaborate decoration, _id._; Royal Pavilion of Medinet-Abou not a palace, ii. 16; building materials, 53; brick-making, _id._; carelessness of the Egyptian builders, 70; true vaults in the necropolis of Abydos, 77; inverted arches, 81; lotiform capitals in the tomb of Ti, 86; origin of the faggot-shaped column, 99; origin of the campaniform capital, 128; proposal that it should be called _papyriform_, _id._; discards the notion that the columns in the Babastite court, at Karnak, bore architraves, 145; his assumption that they once enclosed a hypæthral temple, _ib._; first appearance of the winged disc, 152; obelisks in the Theban necropolis, 170; obelisks of Hatasu gilded, 174; statues in the tomb of Ti, 181; statues of Rahotep and Nefert, from Meidoum, 187; panels from the tomb of Hosi, 188; the Scribe of the Louvre, 192; brought figures from Ancient Empire to Paris in 1878, 211; Nemhotep, 212; picture of geese, 220;