Bequeathed by Capt. Montagu in 1863. See p. [299].
6. Engraved facsimile of the Rosetta Stone, published by the Antiquarian Society in 1803.
7. Egyptian scroll.
[Five other Egyptian fragments hang at the other end of the Library.]
8. Map of England and Scotland, on parchment. Written in the fourteenth century. See p. [212], note.
9. An armillary sphere, in bronze, supported by three lions.
Given by Capt. Josias Bodley. See p. [21].
10. Two small bronzes; one representing Narcissus contemplating his face in the stream; the other, Cupids disporting themselves on the backs of Tritons.
11. A plaster cast of young Bacchanals leading the goat.
12. A wood carving, coarsely executed, representing Hercules spinning, and exposed by Omphale to the ridicule of two female visitors.