(300) Cf. Ant. du Bosph. Cimm., pl. 81, where a restoration of a table with a leg of this kind is shown; (301) The couch in fig. 113 is after the restoration of a couch from Boscoreale, given in Arch. Anzeiger, 1900, p. 178; (304) Cf. Furtwaengler, Olympia, IV., (Die Bronzen), pls. 28, 34; (305) Cat. of Lamps, 137; (308) ibid., 1; (309) ibid., 66; (310) ibid., 97; (312) Journal of Hellenic Studies, XXVIII., pl. 33; (313) Cat. of Lamps, 390; (314) ibid., 1437; (318) Cat. of Lamps, 1435; (320) ibid., 1511; (323) Excavations in Cyprus, fig. 148, No. 4; (324, 325) Cat. of Vases, IV., F 259 and F 267; (338-339) Cat. of Bronzes, 2573-4; (343) Newton, Hist. Disc., II., p. 143.
On the Greek house generally, see Daremberg and Saglio s.v. Domus and B. C. Rider, The Greek House. On the Roman house, see Daremberg and Saglio, loc. cit., and Mau-Kelsey, Pompeii.
[41:] Martial, xiv. 44:
Esse vides lignum; serves nisi lumina, fiet
De candelabro magna lucerna tibi.
[42:] Cf. Martial, xiv. 121:
Sum cochleis habilis, sed nec minus utilis ovis:
Numquid scis potius cur cochleare vocer?
XI.—DRESS AND TOILET.
(Table-Case F.)
