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EXPLANATION of the VIGNETTES.

No. i. (p. 3.) A Profpecl; of the lofty mount Tlhatyrdag, drawnfrom the North fide.

No. 2. (p. 69.) A plan of a fmall and very old fort, erefted on apeninfula of the bay of Fanary, near the ruins of the ancientCherfonefus.

No. 3. (p. 74.) An infcription in white marble difcovered in themodern Cherfonefus.

No. 4. (p. 85.) A delineation of the chapel hewn in the rock belowInkerman.

No. 5. (p. 91.) A more accurate view of the monaftery of St.George than is given in the Vllth plate.

No. 6. (p. 115. 220. 226 ) Mountains of calcareous rock, with acavern beneath the Greek church and the town attached toit, in the vicinity of Fort Sudagh.

No. 7. (p. 176.) A reprefentation of the ancient fortrefs of Yourfuf.

No. 8. (p. 159.) A peculiar fledge employed by the Tartars forconveying wood down fteep mountains; and their ßone-plough.

No. 9. (p. 301.) The celebrated piece of marble found in the lue ofTaman, with a very ancient Ruffian infcription.

No. 10. (p. 301. 307. 309. 355.) A view of an antique Greek tombdifcovered among the works of the fortrefs of Ovidiopol nearthe Dnieftr.

b 2 No. 11.