A noble triumphal arch at Tunga.[4]
A magnificent Corinthian arch and temple at Tipasa.[5]
Two views of a fine triumphal arch at Hydra, where are the Welled Sidi Boogannim, Dr. Shaw’s lion eaters, as bad to him as my raw beef to me.
Spaitla or Sufetula, vide Dr. Shaw, page 201, two Corinthian temples, one Composite temple; three views of these and one of a triumphal arch which serves as an approach to them.
Jibbel Aures, Aurasius Mons, a very fine ornamented building,[6] use unknown.
El Jemme, or Tisdrus, view of the amphitheatre there.
Taggou-zaina, the ancient Diana Veteranorum, triumphal arch of the Corinthian order there.[7]
Timgad olim Thamugadi, magnificent temple of white marble of the Corinthian order, though highly finished, and a triumphal arch with great particularities in architecture.
Medrashem, tomb of Syphax.
Jol, Cæsarea, magnificent aqueduct of three rows of arches.