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Fig. 2.—Interior of the place in which it is supposed the corpsewas deposited.

Fig. 3.—A large anti-chamber, in which are the passagesinto the tombs E F, through which the corpse wasbrought in to be buried.

Fig. 4-—D the entrance. G small niches, capable of contain-ing two or three corpses. B large anti-chamber, inwhich the preparations for the funeral were most pro-bably made. C D large tombs.

Fig. 5.—The smallest of these subterraneous passages, contain-ing only two tombs. H and B mark the same places asE F, fig. 3.

Plate VI. View of the Remains of a House in the Grecian Styleof Architecture, at Casal Zurich. Houel.

Fig. 1.—A The entrance door.

B A window, with a woman in the back ground.

C A plan of the dimensions of the house.

D A side view of the cornice on the walls.

Plate VI. Bird’s-eye View of the Rock in which is the Grottoand Apartments supposed to have been formerlyinhabited by the Nymph Calypso. Ilouel.Fig. 2.—A First story.

B Second ditto.

C Entrance into the grotto.