Lack of Progressive Architectural History 399, 400 SCULPTURE. Museums. The Oldest or Decorative Period. Phœnician Importations 400 The Influence of Western Asia Superseded by that of Greece 401, 402 The Sarcophagus of Cære 402 Realism. Sculpture in Marble 403 The Bronze Chariot from Perugia 404 The Capitoline Wolf. Engraved Mirrors 405 Height of Etruscan Art. Hellenistic Influences 406 Sculptured Sarcophagi 406, 407 Terra-cottas and Bronzes 408 The Similarity of late Etruscan to Roman Sculpture 408, 409 PAINTING. Its Development Similar to that of Sculpture. The Ornamental and Dependent Period 409 Realistic Characteristics 409, 410 The Wall-paintings of Cære and Corneto 409, 410 The Influence of Greece 411 Artistic Manufactures 411, 412 Sgraffiti. The Importance of Etruscan Art 412 ROME. The Conditions of Civilization Similar to those of Etruria 413 ARCHITECTURE. Primitive Walls 414, 415 Gates. Vaulted Canals 416 Temples: their Tuscan Character. The Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus 417 Hellenic Influences 418 Prostylos and Pseudo-peripteros 419, 420 The Tuscan Order 420 The Doric Order 420, 421 The Ionic Order 421, 422 The Corinthian Order 423, 424 The Composite Capital 424 Constructive Advances. Arching and Vaulting 425 Aqueducts and Sewers 425, 426 Baths 426-429 The Baths of Agrippa. The Pantheon 427 The Baths of Caracalla and of Diocletian 428, 429 The Circus, Theatre, and Amphitheatre 430-436 The Theatre of Marcellus 433 The Flavian Amphitheatre (Colosseum) 436 Funeral Monuments 436, 437 Commemorative Columns 437 Triumphal Arches 438-440 Public Buildings. Basilicas 441-443 Dwellings 444 Private Courts of Justice the Prototypes of the Christian Basilica 445-447 SCULPTURE. Lack of Statues during the Earliest Period. Decorative Work 447, 448 The Influence of Etruria 448 The Influence of Greece 449