The History of Many Memorable Things Lost, which Were in Use Among the Ancients: And an Account of Many Excellent Things Found, Now in Use Among the Moderns, Both Natural and Artificial, Band 1

Guido Panciroli

J. Nicholson, and sold, 1715 - 446 Seiten

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Of Cinnamon	22

Of the Indian Leaf calld Folium Barbaricum and of other Perfumes	24

Of Amomum Coftus Malobathrum Cafia odorata the Indian Perfume and Lafer	25

Of Myrrh Stacte Bdellium and Balfa mum	31

Of Indian Iron called Azzalum	32

Of Ammoniack Salt	34

Of Marbles	35

Of Precious Stones	37

Of Corinthian Brafs	114

Of incombustible Qil	115

Of Ductile Glass	116

Of Paper	118

Of the Four and Fiveoard Gallies of the Ancients calld Quadriremes and Quinque remes	119

Of Mufick	122

Of Silent and Hydraulick Mufick	125

Of Action	128

Of Fruits	44

SECT II	45

Of Buildings	47

Of the Great Cirque or ShewPlace Of Build ings calld Bafilicæ Of Exchanges Burfes or Places for Merchandiſe calld Taberna Of BridalHoufes calld N...	54

Of the Fora of the Ancients	62

Of the Roman Highways	64

Of Libraries	68

Of Private Buildings	72

Of Statues of Marble Fragments	82

Of Cellars	83

JX Of Wrestling and RunningPlaces	86

Of Baths	88

Of Triumphal Arches	90

Of the Pillars of Trajan and Antonine	91

Of the Mole of Adrian and the Tomb of Ceftus	93

Of Obelisks	95

Of the Egyptian Pyramids and Labyrinth	99

Chap XVI	104

Of the ſhining Pyropus	112

Of the Characters of the Letters used by the Ancients	131

Of the Habits and Garments of the Ancients	140

Of the Clafp or Fibula of the Ancients	145

Of the Habit of Emperors	159

Of the Manner of faluting Emperors	163

Of a Diadem	164

Of Horſes	166

Of the Teftudo	168

Of Silver Furniture	170

Of Sellers of Oil Wine and other Liquors by Meaſure	174

cients	175

Of the Manner of eating ufed among the An 2 Chap XI	186

Armies	200

Of Triumphs	206

Of Ambaſſadors	215

Of Marriages	221

Of the Games af the Ancients	226

Of thofe that were condemned to the Mines	233

Of Nomenclators	236

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Titel	The History of Many Memorable Things Lost, which Were in Use Among the Ancients: And an Account of Many Excellent Things Found, Now in Use Among the Moderns, Both Natural and Artificial, Band 1 The History of Many Memorable Things Lost, which Were in Use Among the Ancients: And an Account of Many Excellent Things Found, Now in Use Among the Moderns, Both Natural and Artificial, Henricus Salmuth
Autor/in	Guido Panciroli
Herausgeber	Heinrich Salmuth
Verlag	J. Nicholson, and sold, 1715
Original von	University of Michigan
Digitalisiert	2. Aug. 2005
Länge	446 Seiten

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