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Fig. 3.—Bronze statue, with Greek, Etruscan, and unknowncharacters, and the monogram of the word Christ. SeeMalthe, par un Voyageur Francois. This is the onlywork in which I have found this extraordinary antique.Fig. 4.—Characters inscribed on the above statue.

Fig. 5.—Coin of count Roger, count of Malta.

Plate IV. Different Monuments.

Fig. 1.—Basso-relievo, thirty-nine inches by twenty-two. Thereis a fine engraving of this in Houel, with two others ofPenthesilia and Zenobia ; but I have given the prefer-ence to the first, on account of its having preservedthe true Gothic style of these stone monuments. SeeMalthe, par un Voyageur Francois.

Fig. 2.—Bust of Penthesilia, in basso-relievo. See ditto.

Fig. 3.—Bust of Zenobia, in basso-relievo. See ditto.

Fig. 4.—Statue of Hercules. See ditto.

Fis* 5.—Bust of Antinous. See ditto.

Fig. 6.—Head of Augustus, basso-relievo. See ditto.

Fig. 7.—She-wolf which suckled Romulus and Remus.See ditto.

Plate V. Flans of the Interior of the Tombs in the Benjemma

Mountains. See Houel.

Fis- 1.—A kind of small anti-chamber communicating with©

the tombs.