because in a strait walk there is but always the same variety (if we may talk so) presented to the eye; whereas in ours, the circles not being exactly at the same distance from one another as the stones are, and therefore not confining themselves to so strict a regularity, it must have heightened that agreeable diversification. It is very obvious, that the compilers used art and consideration in adjusting the diameters with the number of the stones, and that one circle should not be vastly disproportionate to another: thus the outermost circle is 310 foot in diameter; therefore it receives 32 stones at 30 foot interval: the next is 250 in diameter, with 28 stones: the next, 230; consequently requires 22 stones to complete it: the next is 150 foot in diameter, consisting of 16 stones: the innermost is 90, therefore has 9 stones; but then two of them are crowded together, and set at an angle a little obtuse, so that they form a sort of niche, or cove, of a different manner from any other. Several of these stones are fallen, several stand; which may be better understood by surveying the drawings, than by a tedious recapitulation: therefore I took different views of the work hereabouts, where it is most intire, that in after-times, by comparing the prints with the life, the difference may appear, if any shall be; but I hope they ever will be useless to those that view the place itself, and that the owners of the estate will preserve the monument for the glory of their country. [Illustration: 78·2ᵈ. _The_ Cove _at_ Stanton Drew _Stukeley del._] [Illustration: 83·2ᵈ. +Celtic+ Temples Biscaw wn _in Cornwal_ Meineir gwyr _Carmardynshire_. Maen yu daus _In Maddern Parish in Cornwall_] [Illustration: 82·2ᵈ. _A perspective Section of the Giants Castle in the vale of Glenbegg Scotland._] [Illustration: 81·2ᵈ. _The_ Celtic Temple _at Classerness on the Isle of Lewis in_ Scotland.] [Illustration: 80·2ᵈ. _On a Mountain near the famous Fortification At Dynegeguill near Bellenrope in the County of Mayow, but in Inys-Kynhairn Parish, ’tis 29 Paces diameter._ Karrachan _by Lochbury in Mull_ _A_ Druid Temple _at Mynydh Garreg, in the Parish of lhan Gyndeyrn. The Circle about 10 yᵈˢ. diam., the highest stone not 3 foot._ _By Mawnog Grigog in Penmorva Parish Carnarvonshʳ_]