From a photograph by Anderson of the recently discovered original at Rome. _See_ p. 222 76 ATHLETES BOXING. FROM A PANATHENAIC AMPHORA 226 Drawn from Vase B 607 in the Fourth Vase Room, British Museum. It is inscribed with the name of the Archon Pythodelos, giving the date 336 B.C. The figures are in black, but this is a survival from the earlier style. _See_ p. 224 77 COINS OF THE FOURTH CENTURY 228 Photographed from casts in the British Museum. _See_ p. 225 CASE III. 1 GOLD STATER OF RHODES, A 37 _Obverse_: Head of the Sun-god. _Reverse_: A rose 2 ATHENIAN GOLD STATER, B 30 _Obverse_: Head of Athena. _Reverse_: Owl and olive-branch 3 GOLD STATER OF PANTICAPÆUM, B 2 _Obverse_: Head of Pan. _Reverse_: Gryphon and barley (the latter typifying the corn trade) 4 SILVER TETRADRACHM OF TENEDOS, A 20 _Obverse_: Janiform head. _Reverse_: Double axe and bee in a wreath 5 SICILIAN DECADRACHM, C 29 _Obverse_: Head of Arethusa or Persephone. _Reverse_: Four-horse chariot with Victory above and armour below 78 GREEK GEMS 230 From photographs by Mansell & Co. of gems in the British Museum. _See_ p. 225 1 A QUOIT-THROWER OR HYACINTHUS; probably fourth century B.C. 2 A WOUNDED WARRIOR 3 HARPER (compare Pl. 32). Fine work of the fifth century, cornelian intaglio 4 DRUNKEN SATYR, agate scarab 5 HOMERIC SCENE. ? fifth century 6 IDEAL HEAD IN THE GARB OF HERACLES; late work 79 CORINTHIAN CAPITAL 232 From a photograph by Mansell & Co. of the originals in the British Museum. _See_ p. 226 80 FIVE TANAGRA STATUETTES 234 From photographs by Mansell & Co. of originals in the British Museum. _See_ p. 227 81 BUST OF “SOCRATES” 236 From a photograph by Mansell & Co. Not an authentic portrait but a later attempt to express the rugged exterior of the sage which is often a subject of humorous allusion in Plato and elsewhere. _See_ p. 231 82 ALEXANDER AT ISSUS. 242 Collotype plate, from a photograph by Brogi of the mosaic at Pompeii. _See_ p. 245 83 “THE SARCOPHAGUS OF ALEXANDER” FROM SIDON: LION-HUNT 244 From a photograph by Seban and Joaillier of the original at Constantinople. _See_ p. 246 84 PORTION OF THE EASTERN FRIEZE OF THE SARCOPHAGUS OF ALEXANDER 246 Reproduced in colour from Plate XXXV in “Une Nécropole Royale à Sidon,” by MM. O. Hamdy Bey and Th. Reinach, by kind permission of M. Ernest Leroux, of Paris. _See_ p. 246 85 ALEXANDER THE GREAT 248 From a photograph by Mansell & Co. of the bust in the British Museum. _See_ p. 246 86 RELIEF FROM PERGAMUM 250