The Theatre and Odeion 258-260 Domestic Architecture. Palaces 260, 261 The Boundless Luxury of the Diadochi 261 SCULPTURE. The Unrivalled Perfection of the Art. Its Fundamental Deviation from the Principles of Egyptian Sculpture 264, 265 Its Dependence upon Western Asia 266 Empaistic Work. Xoana 267 Dædalos 268 The Homeric Shield of Achilles. Its Workmanship and Artistic Importance 269-271 Pseudo-Hesiodic Shield of Heracles 272 The Gate of the Lions at Mykenæ 273, 274 Schliemann’s Excavations upon the Acropolis of Mykenæ 274, 275 The Chest of Kypselos. The Throne of Apollo at Amyclæ 276-278 The Introduction of Bronze Casting. Marble-cutting and Chryselephantine Work 278-281 The Potter Boutades 278 Glaucos. Rhoicos and Theodores 279 Boupalos and Athenis 280 Dipoinos and Skyllis 281, 282 The First Metopes at Selinous 283, 284 Archaic Statues at Miletos 285 Reliefs at Assos. The Apollo of Thera 286 The Stele of Aristion 287, 288 The Second Metopes at Selinous 290 Archaistic Works 291, 292 The Gable Sculptures of the Temple of Ægina 293-296 The School of Ægina: Callon and Onatas 296, 297 The School of Attica: Hegias, Critios, and Nesiotes 297 Canachos 298 Agelades 299 Calamis 300 Pythagoras 301 Myron 302, 303 The Progress of Athens after the Persian Wars 303 Pheidias 304-315 The Athene Parthenos 310-313 The Panathenaic Frieze 313-315 The Metopes 316 The Scholars of Pheidias. Agoracritos 316, 317 The Gable Sculptures of the Temple of Olympia 317, 318 The Victory of Paionios 319 The Scholars of Myron 320 The Phigalian Frieze 321 Callimachos and Demetrios 322 Polycleitos 322-326 The Third Metopes at Selinous 327, 328 The Extent of the School of Attica and Argos. Kephisodotos 329 Scopas 330-333