[2367] See B. xiv. c. 9.
[2368] See B. iv. c. 20.
[2369] Dedicated by Augustus, in the Tenth Region of the City.
[2370] Λύχνος being the Greek for a “lamp.”
[2371] See B. iii. c. 8: now known as the marble of Massa and Carrara, of a bluish white, and a very fine grain.
[2372] A similar case has been cited, in the figure of St. Jerome, to be seen on a stone in the Grotto of Our Saviour at Bethlehem, and in a representation of the Crucifixion, in the Church of St. George, at Venice. A miniature resembling that of the poet Chaucer is to be seen on the surface of a small stone in the British Museum.
[2374] See B. xxxv. cc. [37], [40].
[2376] “In the Gardens.” A suburb of Athens, in which there was a temple of Venus, or Aphrodite Urania.