  | Page | | PLATE A. | | Frontispiece—Portrait of the Author. | | PLATE B. | | Heaven and Earth. | | PLATE B*. | | Victua, or the Goddess of Gastronomy. | | PLATE I. | | Egyptian Labourers.—No. 1, Egyptian Labourer. No. 2, Sketch of a Plough. No. 3, Basket. No. 4, Egyptian with Sickle, drawn by Horses | 12 | | PLATE II. | | Greek and Roman Ploughs.—Nos. 1 and 2, Greek and Roman Ploughs. No. 3, Plough, turned once or twice. No. 4, Plough, as used by the Gauls | 14 | | PLATE III. | | Agricultural Implements.—No. 1, Plain Sickle. No. 2A, Plough, from the Georgics of Virgil. No. 3, Scythe. No. 4, Spade. No. 5, Pick-axe. Nos. 6 and 7, Mattocks | 16 | | PLATE IV. | | Alcinous’s Hand-Mill | 25 | | PLATE V. | | JumentariÆ Mills | 26 | | PLATE VI. | | Plautus’s Hand-Mill | 27 | | PLATE VII. | | Cappadocia Bread.—No. 1, Loaf of Bread. No. 2, Pastry Mould. No. 3, Cappadocia Bread. No. 4, Mould for ditto | 38 | | PLATE VIII. | | Scales and Weights | 130 | | PLATE IX. | | Varro’s Aviary | 198 | | PLATE X. | | Apicius and Epicurus | 201 | | PLATE XI. | | Remains of Kitchen Stoves.—No. 1, Kitchen Stove. No. 2. Stock Pot. No. 3, Ditto. No. 4, Ladles. No. 5, Brazier | 259 | | PLATE XII. | | Stock Pots and Broken Stewpan | 261 | | PLATE XIII. | | Kitchen Utensils.—No. 1, Boiler, of Bronze. No. 2, Flat Saucepan. No. 3, Kettle. No. 4, Gridiron. No. 5, Trivet | 262 | | PLATE XIV. | | Chafing-Dish and Silver Cup.—No. 1, Chafing-Dish. No. 2, Silver Cup | 263 | | PLATE XV. | | Spoon, Fork, Knife, Simpulum, &c.—No. 1, Roman Silver Spoon. No. 2, Brass Knife. No. 3, Simpulum. No. 4, Ditto. No. 5, Fork | 264 | | PLATE XVI. | | Roman Silver Knife-handle, Silver Spoon, and Deep Dish.—No. 1, Silver Knife-handle. No. 2, Spoon. No. 3, Dish | 265 | | PLATE XVII. | | Roman and Egyptian Pails.—No. 1, Pail, of Bronze. No. 2, Pail, with Two Handles (Egyptian) | 297 | T H I S W O R K
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