[Gutenberg 42715] • Pompeii, Its Life and Art by Mau, August -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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POMPEII ITS LIFE AND ART PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION CONTENTS ILLUSTRATIONS INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER I THE SITUATION OF POMPEII CHAPTER II BEFORE 79 CHAPTER III THE CITY OVERWHELMED CHAPTER IV THE UNEARTHING OF THE CITY NOTES TO PLAN I CHAPTER V A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW CHAPTER VI BUILDING MATERIALS, CONSTRUCTION, AND ARCHITECTURAL PERIODS

PART I PUBLIC PLACES AND BUILDINGS

CHAPTER VII THE FORUM CHAPTER VIII GENERAL VIEW OF THE BUILDINGS ABOUT THE FORUM—THE TEMPLE OF JUPITER CHAPTER IX THE BASILICA CHAPTER X THE TEMPLE OF APOLLO CHAPTER XI THE BUILDINGS AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE FORUM, AND THE TABLE OF STANDARD MEASURES CHAPTER XII THE MACELLUM CHAPTER XIII THE SANCTUARY OF THE CITY LARES CHAPTER XIV THE TEMPLE OF VESPASIAN CHAPTER XV THE BUILDING OF EUMACHIA CHAPTER XVI THE COMITIUM CHAPTER XVII THE MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS CHAPTER XVIII THE TEMPLE OF VENUS POMPEIANA CHAPTER XIX THE TEMPLE OF FORTUNA AUGUSTA CHAPTER XX GENERAL VIEW OF THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS NEAR THE STABIAN GATE—THE FORUM TRIANGULARE AND THE DORIC TEMPLE CHAPTER XXI THE LARGE THEATRE CHAPTER XXII THE SMALL THEATRE CHAPTER XXIII THE THEATRE COLONNADE, USED AS BARRACKS FOR GLADIATORS CHAPTER XXIV THE PALAESTRA CHAPTER XXV THE TEMPLE OF ISIS CHAPTER XXVI THE TEMPLE OF ZEUS MILICHIUS CHAPTER XXVII THE BATHS AT POMPEII.—THE STABIAN BATHS CHAPTER XXVIII THE BATHS NEAR THE FORUM CHAPTER XXIX THE CENTRAL BATHS CHAPTER XXX THE AMPHITHEATRE CHAPTER XXXI STREETS, WATER SYSTEM, AND WAYSIDE SHRINES CHAPTER XXXII THE DEFENCES OF THE CITY

PART II THE HOUSES

CHAPTER XXXIII THE POMPEIAN HOUSE

I. Vestibule, Fauces, and Front Door II. The Atrium III. The Tablinum IV. The Alae V. The Rooms about the Atrium. The Andron VI. Garden, Peristyle, and Rooms about the Peristyle VII. Sleeping Rooms VIII. Dining Rooms IX. The Kitchen, the Bath, and the Storerooms X. The Shrine of the Household Gods XI. Second Story Rooms XII. The Shops XIII. Walls, Floors, and Windows

CHAPTER XXXIV THE HOUSE OF THE SURGEON CHAPTER XXXV THE HOUSE OF SALLUST CHAPTER XXXVI THE HOUSE OF THE FAUN CHAPTER 310VII A HOUSE NEAR THE PORTA MARINA CHAPTER XXXVIII THE HOUSE OF THE SILVER WEDDING CHAPTER XXXIX THE HOUSE OF EPIDIUS RUFUS CHAPTER XL THE HOUSE OF THE TRAGIC POET CHAPTER XLI THE HOUSE OF THE VETTII CHAPTER XLII THREE HOUSES OF UNUSUAL PLAN

I. The House of Acceptus and Euhodia II. A House without a Compluvium III. The House of the Emperor Joseph II

CHAPTER XLIII OTHER NOTEWORTHY HOUSES CHAPTER XLIV ROMAN VILLAS.—THE VILLA OF DIOMEDES CHAPTER XLV THE VILLA RUSTICA AT BOSCOREALE CHAPTER XLVI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

PART III TRADES AND OCCUPATIONS

CHAPTER XLVII THE TRADES AT POMPEII.—THE BAKERS CHAPTER XLVIII THE FULLERS AND THE TANNERS CHAPTER XLIX INNS AND WINESHOPS

PART IV THE TOMBS

PART V POMPEIAN ART

CHAPTER LII ARCHITECTURE CHAPTER LIII SCULPTURE CHAPTER LIV PAINTING.—WALL DECORATION CHAPTER LV THE PAINTINGS

PART VI THE INSCRIPTIONS OF POMPEII

CONCLUSION

CHAPTER LIX SIGNIFICANCE OF THE POMPEIAN CULTURE

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