Dromedary, the, in Assyrian sculpture, ii. 152. Dumouzi, i. 83. Dungi, ii. 259, 266. E Earrings, how coloured in the reliefs, ii. 247, 354; in the form of nude children, ii. 362. Ecbatana, i. 52; the colours of its walls, 273. _Ekimmou_, i. 345. Elam, i. 35. Ellasar, i. 36, 39. _Elselah_, ii. 336. Embroidery, on the robe of Assurnazirpal, i. 307; use of animal forms in, 308; ii. 364. Ephron the Hittite, ii. 70. Epigenes, i. 71. Epithets given to the gods, i. 347. Erech, i. 14, 24; ii. 265. Esarhaddon, i. 44, 103; ii. 8; unfinished state of his palace at Nimroud, 8, 40; his image in the pass of the Lycos, 231; rarity of sculptures dating from his reign, 236. “E-schakil,” i. 261. Esther quoted, ii. 71. Etana, i. 346. Etruria, engraved bowls found there, ii. 339. Euphrates, its inundations, i. 9. Eusebius, i. 51, 57. Ezekiel quoted, i. 286; ii. 372, 374. F Fergusson, James, defects of his restorations, i. 277. Finnish compared to the language of early Chaldæa, i. 19. Firouz-Abad, i. 169. Flandin, Eugène, his opinion on the roofing question, i. 163; his opinion as to the polychromy of the Assyrians, ii. 245. Fly-flappers, ii. 203; how coloured in the reliefs, 247. Forks, ii. 351. Foundation ceremonies, i. 311. Fountains, at Bavian, ii. 229; in Asia Minor, their decoration, i. 262. Fox-Talbot quoted, ii. 159. Fresnel, ii. 58. Frieze, of enamelled brick at Khorsabad, i. 283; of the Parthenon, ii. 106. Fringes, how represented and coloured, ii. 247. Furniture, ii. 313; its magnificence in Assyria, 313; thrones, 314; decorative motives, 314–324; Ivory ornament used upon it, 319; remains from Van, 319. Fustel de Coulanges quoted, i. 345. G Gailhabaud, i. 180. Gates, discovered at Nineveh by Layard, ii. 62; at Khorsabad by Place, 62; discovery of the Balawat gates by Mr. Rassam, i. 242; gates at Khorsabad described, ii. 65–72; use of gates in the East, 69. Gems, ii. 251; engraving upon oyster shells and other comparatively soft materials, 258; cylinders, 251–280. Genesis quoted, i. 14, 15, 117, 155, 199; ii. 70. Ghazir, ii. 225. Ghunduk, ii. 232. Glass, the earliest known example of transparent glass, ii. 306; its early use in Mesopotamia, 306. Globe, the winged, its significance, i. 87. Glyptic art, ii. 251–280. Gobineau, de, ii. 253. Gold, i. 299; used for decorating domes, 379. Gomel, ii. 225. Goun-goun, i. 39. Graphic processes, i. 327; plan from Tello, 327; disproportion between figures and buildings, 333. Greeks, the, as travellers and observers, i. 56.