APPENDIX.

No. I.

EXPLANATION of the ENGRAVINGS,

WITH

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THEM.

The same sentiments of sincerity which induced me tomake known to the reader the different authors from whom 1have collected my materials for this work, oblige me like-wise to state whence I have taken the plates by which itis illustrated.

Plate I. Greek and Homan Monuments.

Fig. 1.—Greek and Roman medals.—I preferred these medalsto those in La Borde’s Travels, on account of the originalstyle being better preserved than in the superior man-ner of engraving of Mons. de St. Aubin.

Fig. 2.—Greek medals. The greatest part of them are to-lerably engraved in Les Hecherches Historiques et Po-Utiques sur Malthe. They are here delineated of the