  Abbaye aux Dames, Caen, 231 Abbey, Westminster, 204 Agora, 116 Amphitheatre at Arles, 161 Anthemios of Thralles, Architect, 211 Appian Way, 145 Apollodorus of Damascus, Architect, 155 Aqueduct at NÎmes (Pont du Gard), 171 Arch at Autun (Porte d’Arroux), 172 Asoka, 65 Baalbek, ruins at, 149 Basilica at Rome (Constantiniana), 155 Basilica-church at Florence (S. Miniato), 209 Bharhut, 71 Birs-i-Nimrud, 45 Bridge over the Danube (Trajan’s), 170 Campo Santo, Pisa, 209 Castle of S. Angelo, 174 Cathedral at Canterbury, 233 Chaitya, 67 Chapel in Tower of London, 232, 233 Chehil Minar, 56 Choragic Monument of Lysicrates, 112 Church at Aix-la-Chapelle, 225 Circus Maximus, Rome, 143, 161 Cloaca Maxima, Rome, 141 Cnidus, Lion tomb at, 110 Colosseum, 158 Column of Marcus Aurelius, 173 Decoration of Egyptian buildings, 37 Erechtheium, 107 Forum of Nerva, 191 Gate, Golden, at Jerusalem, 220 Gate at Perugia, 141 Giralda, 265 Hall, S. 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