[11] Compare Bryant’s Thanatopsis:
“All that tread
The globe are but a handful to the tribes
That slumber in its bosom.”
[12] Rom. Sott., ii, 127.
[13] D’Agincourt, Histoire de l’art par les Monumens, i, 20.
[14] Literally, little sleeping chambers, from cubo, I lie down. The same name was also given to the cells for meditation and prayer attached to the Church of Nola. Paulin., ep. 12, ad Sever.
[16] See [Fig. 130] and context, where the entire subject is discussed.
[17] See in the Cemetery of St. Helena, [Fig. 29].
[18] As in [Fig. 12], and more strikingly in [Fig. 76].
[19] An organized body of diggers, by whom the Catacombs were excavated. See [Book III, chap. iv.]