CONTENTS
August Mau
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER
PAGE
I.
The Situation of Pompeii
1
II.
Before 79
8
III.
The City Overwhelmed
19
IV.
The Unearthing of the City
25
V.
A Bird's-eye View
31
VI.
Building Materials, Construction, and Architectural Periods
35
PART I
PUBLIC PLACES AND BUILDINGS
VII.
The Forum
45
VIII.
General View of the Buildings about the Forum.—The Temple of Jupiter
61
IX.
The Basilica
70
X.
The Temple of Apollo
80
XI.
The Buildings at the Northwest Corner of the Forum, and the Table of Standard Measures
91
XII.
The Macellum
94
XIII.
The Sanctuary of the City Lares
102
XIV.
The Temple of Vespasian
106
XV.
The Building of Eumachia
110
XVI.
The Comitium
119
XVII.
The Municipal Buildings
121
XVIII.
The Temple of Venus Pompeiana
124
XIX.
The Temple of Fortuna Augusta
130
XX.
General View of the Public Buildings near the Stabian Gate.—The Forum Triangulare and the Doric Temple
133
XXI.
The Large Theatre
141
XXII.
The Small Theatre
153
XXIII.
The Theatre Colonnade used as Barracks for Gladiators
157
XXIV.
The Palaestra
165
XXV.
The Temple of Isis
168
XXVI.
The Temple of Zeus Milichius
183
XXVII.
The Baths at Pompeii.—The Stabian Baths
186
XXVIII.
The Baths near the Forum
202
XXIX.
The Central Baths
208
XXX.
The Amphitheatre
212
XXXI.
Streets, Water System, and Wayside Shrines
227
XXXII.
The Defences of the City
237
PART II
THE HOUSES
XXXIII.
The Pompeian House
245
I.
Vestibule, Fauces, and Front Door
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