THE END. INDEX OF ARCHITECTS AND ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTORS. Æacus, 27 Agamedes, 42, 63 Agnaptus, 89 Antimachides, 80 Antiphilus, 89 Antistates, 80 Apollodorus, 19, 158 Athenis, 87 Batrachus, 162 Bryaxis, 140, 145, 174 Bupalus, 87 Calleschros, 80 Callicrates, 105, 114 Callimachus, 53, 58 Calos (_see_ Perdix). Cannia, Luigi, 82 Celer, 155 Chersiphron, 38 Cleœtas, 133 Corœbus, 123 Cossutius, 81 Ctesiphon, 68 Cyrrhestes, Andronicus, 178 Dædalus, 30 Damophilus, 86 Daphnis, 74, 77 Demetrius, 74, 77 Detrianus, 19, 160 Dibutades, 37 Dinocrates, 19, 76, 164 Eupolinus, 133 Eurycles, 89 Gaudentius (_Note_), 17 Gitiadas, 41 Gorgasus, 86 Hermocreon, 89 Hermodorus, 163 Hermogenes, 55 Hermon, 89 Hippodamus, 105 Icarus, 32 Ictinus, 19, 107, 114, 123 Lacrates, 89 Leochares, 140, 146 Libon, 82, 84 Megacles, 89 Menalippus, 127 Metagenes, 68, 124 Mnesicles, 19, 112, 128 Mutianus, 76 Myrilla, Democopus, 133 Olynthius, 173 Parmenion, 173 Peonius, 74, 77 Perdix, 31, 36 Phileus, 140 Phidias, 13, 85, 90, 98, 115, 131 Philo, 123, 182 Philocles, 121 Polycletus, 13, 131 Polycritus, 37 Porinus, 80 Pothæus, 89 Praxiteles, 13, 74, 136, 144 Pteras, 37 Pyrrhus, 89 Pytheus, 57 Rhœcus, 19, 38 Satyrus, 140 Saurus, 162 Scopas, 58, 74, 136 Severus, 155 Silenus, 133 Smilis, 38 Sostratus, 174 Spintharus, 65 Stallius, Caius, 127 Stallius, Marius, 127 Talos (_see_ Perdix). Tarchesius, 57 Theodorus, 19, 38, 70 Timotheus, 140, 146 Trophonius, 42, 63 Vitruvius, 20, 49, 68, 71, 79, 83, 164, 170 Transcriber’s Notes pg 25 Changed: The Cyclopses, who belonged to Pelasgic times to: The Cyclopes, who belonged to Pelasgic times pg 91 Changed: breaking out of the Poloponnesian war to: breaking out of the Peloponnesian war pg 105 Changed: Hippodamus was one of the genuises of his day to: Hippodamus was one of the geniuses of his day pg 113 Changed: and which yas called Splanchnoptes to: and which was called Splanchnoptes pg 161 Changed: his professional acchievements was the removing to: his professional achievements was the removing pg 172 Changed: which the Greks obtained from Thebes to: which the Greeks obtained from Thebes