Sec. 10. On the Graphic Processes Employed in the Representations of Buildings 327-334 CHAPTER III. FUNERARY ARCHITECTURE. Sec. 1. Chaldaean and Assyrian Notions as to a Future Life 335-355 Sec. 2. The Chaldaean Tomb 355-363 CHAPTER IV. RELIGIOUS ARCHITECTURE. Sec. 1. Attempts to Restore the Principal Types 364-382 Sec. 2. Ruins of Staged Towers 382-391 Sec. 3. Subordinate Types of the Temple 391-398 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. PLATES. I. Babil _To face page_ 154 II. Rectangular Chaldaean temple 370 III. Square double-ramped Chaldaean temple 378 IV. Square Assyrian temple 380 FIG. PAGE 1. Brick from Erech 24 2. Fragment of an inscription engraved upon the back of a statue from Tello 25 3. Seal of Ourkam 38 4. Genius in the attitude of adoration 42 5. Assurbanipal at the chase 45 6. Demons 61 7. Demons 62 8. Eagle-headed divinity 63 9. Anou or Dagon 64 10. Stone of Merodach-Baladan I 73 11. Assyrian cylinder 74 12. Assyrian cylinder 74 13. Gods carried in procession 75 14. Gods carried in procession 76 15. Statue of Nebo 81 16. Terra-cotta statuette 83 17. A Chaldaean cylinder 84 18. The winged globe 87 19. The winged globe with human figure 87 20. Chaldaean cylinder 95 21. Chaldaean cylinder 95 22. The King Sargon and his Grand Vizier 97 23. The suite of Sargon 99 24. The suite of Sargon 101 25. Fragment of a bas-relief in alabaster 105 26. Bas-relief of Tiglath Pileser II 106