For specimens of typical Athenian tombs see Stackelberg, _Gräber der Hellenen_, pl. 7. Fig. 1. gives a reproduction of a cist full of vases from _ibid._ pl. 8. For an admirable description of the tombs of the Dipylon, see _Ath. Mitth._ 1893, p. 74 ff. Footnote 52: _Compte-Rendu_, Atlas, 1859, pls. 5–6; Macpherson, _Antiqs. of Kertch_, _passim_. Footnote 53: _Arch. Zeit._ 1850, p. 209, pl. 19. Footnote 54: _Journ. Hell. Stud._ vi. p. 237. Footnote 55: See for illustrations of tombs at Agia Paraskevi, near Nicosia, _Ath. Mitth._ 1886, xi. p. 209 ff., and Suppl. pl. 2, from which Fig. 2. is taken. Footnote 56: For specimens of Cypriote tombs of all periods the reader is referred to Cesnola’s _Cyprus; Brit. Mus. Excavations in Cyprus_, 1893–96; _Journ. Hell. Stud._ ix. p. 264 (Paphos) and xi. p.19 ff. (Poli). Footnote 57: _Trans. Roy. Soc. Lit._ 2nd Ser. ix. (1870), p. 162. Footnote 58: Gardner, _Cat. of Vases in Ashmol. Mus._ p. vii. Footnote 59: Cavallari in _Bull. della Comm. di Antich. in Sicil._ 1872, v. p. 10, pl. 3. Footnote 60: Vol. ii. p. 57, vignette. Models of this tomb exist in cork, and specimens may be seen in the Winchester College Museum and Eton School Library. Footnote 61: _Scavi di Certosa_, 1875, text and plates. Footnote 62: For tombs at Ruvo see Jatta, _Cat. del Museo_, p. 53 ff. Footnote 63: Reference may also be made to Martha, _L'Art Étrusque_, p. 183 ff. Footnote 64: For an example in the B.M. see E 811 in the Fourth Vase Room, Cases 6–7. A plain jar of late date, from Halikarnassos, full of calcined bones, is in the Terracotta Room of the B.M., Case 20. Footnote 65: See also Rathgen, _Konservirung von Altertumsfunden_, p. 67. Footnote 66: Westropp, _Epochs of Painted Vases_, p. 17. Footnote 67: Inghirami, _Vasi Fittili_, i. pl. 13; a false vase is also published in Passeri, 300, and others in D'Hancarville, ii. 71, 84. The worst specimen is perhaps that engraved by Millin, _Peintures_, ii, pls. 54–5 (reproduced in Reinach’s edition), which yet for a long time found general acceptance. As a curiosity and a warning it deserves perpetuation. Footnote 68: Eng. transl. p. 180 ff. Footnote 69: Curiously enough there was in M. Tyszkiewicz’s own collection a white-ground cup with the subject of Phrixos (_Sale Cat._ pl. 35), which is certainly open to suspicion· Footnote 70: _Gaz. Arch._ 1875, pl. 14. Footnote 71: Reinach, ii. 62 (in Louvre). Footnote 72: B.M. E 458. Footnote 73: Munich 404. Footnote 74: B.M. E 468. Footnote 75: B.M. F 331. Footnote 76: B.M. B 130. Footnote 77: See Reinach, _Répertoire_, ii. p. 277. Footnote 78: Millin-Reinach, i. pl. 49; now at Deepdene (?). Footnote 79: