[97] W. Frœhner, _La Verrerie Antique, Coll. Charvet_, p. 10. [98] _Amores_, ch. xxvi. [99] _L’imagerie phénicienne et la mythologie iconologique chez les Grecs_, part i., 1880. [100] See Perrot and Chipiez, _History of Art in Phœnicia, etc._ vol. ii. p. 404 f. [101] Menant, _La Glyptique orientale_, t. ii. [102] The figure representing the god Set has not a hawk’s head, as M. Babelon states, following M. Menant. Here, as always, Set has the head of a nondescript animal, somewhat resembling an ass! [103] _Revue archéol._ t. xxvii. 1868, p. 432 ff. [104] In proportion to the amount of the discoveries, the results are published, and the monuments reproduced and commented on, in the vast publication entitled _Délégation en Perse, Mémories publiès sous la direction de M. J. de Morgan, délégué-général_ (quarto, Leroux, editeur, Paris). Eight volumes have already appeared, the ninth is in the press (November 1905). [105] See pp. 168, 169, 171 (figs. 135, 136, 137). [106] _Mémoires de la Mission_, vol. i., pl. ix. [107] _Mémoires de la Mission_, vol. vii., pl. i., fig. A. [108] _Mémoires de la Mission_, vol. i., pl. xi. [109] _Mémoires de la Mission_, vol. ii., pl. xxiv. [110] _Mémoires de la Mission_, vol. ii., pl. xviii., xix. [111] _Mémoires_, vol. i. (1900), pp. 163-164. [112] _Mémoires de la Mission_, vol. vii., pl. x. [113] _Mémoires de la Mission_, vol. xix, p. 90 and pl. iii. Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: burn them throughly=> burn them thoroughly {pg 4} represents this king dresse=> represents this king dressed {pg 84} if it were not for the relief=> if were not for the relief {pg 169} with unheard-of spendour=> with unheard-of splendour {pg 223} Memories publiès sous=> Mémories publiès sous {pg 303} End of Project Gutenberg's Manual of Oriental Antiquities, by Ernest Babelon