On the track of Ulysses; Together with an excursion in quest of the so-called Venus of Melos / Two studies in archaeology, made during a cruise among the Greek islands

by William James Stillman

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

PAGE [The Route of Ulysses] 1 [Ithaca and adjoining Islands] 3 [West Coast of Scheria] 8 [Greek Boats and Rostrum of Roman Galley] 13 [Corfu, from the King’s Garden] 14 [Port of Phorcys and Neriton, from the Mouth of Ulysses’ Cave] 28 [Raven’s Cliff and the Fountain of Arethusa] 34 [The Site of Ithaca—Port Polis] 36 [Inscription found at Polis] 39 [The School of Homer] 43 [View of Samé from the West,—with parts of Pelasgic and Hellenic Walls] 58 [Crané from the Sea Shore] 60 [Distant View of Palé from the Citadel of Crané] 63 [Zante] 64 [Citadel of Cerigo] 67 [Landing-Place of the Cyprian Aphrodite or Astarte] 73 [The so-called Venus of Melos] 82 [Street in Castro] 84 [The Site of Old Melos, from the Port] 85 [Medicean Venus] 88 [Venus Urania] 88 [Capitoline Venus] 88 [Venus of the Vatican] 89 [Venus Anadyomene] 89 [Venus Victrix of the Louvre] 89 [Venus of Capua] 90 [Restoration of the Statue as proposed by Mr. Tarral] 90 [Fragments found at Melos attributed to the Statue] 91 [Victory of Brescia (Front)] 92 [Victory of Brescia (Side)] 92 [Victory raising an Offering (Temple of Niké Apteros, the Acropolis, Athens)] 93 [Victory untying her Sandal (Temple of Niké Apteros, the Acropolis, Athens)] 96 [Victories leading a Bull to Sacrifice (Temple of Niké Apteros, the Acropolis, Athens)] 97 [The so-called Venus of Melos (Front)] 99 [The “Venus” Restored (Front. Traced from a Photograph of a living Model)] 99 [The “Venus” Restored (Side. Traced from a Photograph of a living Model)] 100 [The so-called Venus of Melos (Side)] 100 [Victory of Consani] 104 [Temple of Niké Apteros] 105 [Greek Coin] 106