Aboukir, Battle of, Lord Nel-
son's plan, 14
Abydos, sculptures from, 86-
Tablet of, 89

Admission to the Museum,
days and hours, cover (back)
African ethnographical speci-
mens, 141

Ahts, implements, &c., 142
Alexandrine Codex, 16; pub-
lications, 165

Amaravati, sculptures from,
xvii, 44

Amber, carvings, 125-orna-
ments, 139

Arctic expeditions, objects illus-
trating, 140

Arms and armour: Assyrian,
73, 74, 80; British, 132 ;
Burges collection, 146; Egyp-
tian, 95; Etruscan, Greek and
Roman, 127, 130; Henderson
collection, 145; Indian, 145;
Japanese, 147; Javanese, 147;
Medieval, 146; Meyrick col-
lection, 144; Oriental, 144-
147; Persian, 145; of Savage
races, 141-143
Arrow-heads, &c., 68, 143
Asiatic Islands, ethnographical
specimens, 141

statues, &c., 88

American ethnographical speci-
mens, 142

Amil-Hea (cylinder with name
of), 67
Amulets, 94, 95
Anglo-Roman antiquities, 46,
148-jewellery, 139
Anglo-Saxon antiquities, 150
Anglo-Saxon jewellery, 139
Anglo-Saxon charters, 13, 16;
publications in facsimile, 165
Antiquities, xiii, 40; publica-

tions, 162, 172
Archaic sculptures, 52

lus "), Palace of, sculptures, &c.,
from, 61, 65, 66, 82, 83
Assur-nasir-aplî,

sculptures,
&c., of his age, 76-79, 84
Assyrian and Babylonian anti-
quities, xiv, xv, 62; arms and
armour, 73, 74; bricks, 80;
bronzes, 73; tablets, 68-80;
gems, 67, 68; glass, 82; hunt-
ing-scenes, 83; ivories, 80;
sculptures, 64-67, 74-77, 77-
79, 82, 83, 84, 85; terra-cottas,
68-73, 80, 81; vases, 82
Astrolabes, 148

Australian ethnographical speci-
mens, 143

Autographs and autograph
works, 9, 13-15
Axe-heads, 131

Babel, Tower of. Tablet (Assy-
rian), 69

Babylonia, miscellaneous ob-
jects from, 80-81. See ASSYRIAN
AND BABYLONIAN ANTIQUITIES.
Balawat, bronze reliefs of gates
from, 76; stone slabs, 77
Ballads, the Percy MS., 16
Barberini vase, 140
Basilikon Doron, by James I.,

14

Beads, glass, Venetian, 135;

used in the African trade, 141
Bells, Assyrian, 80—Irish, 150
Bible, ancient MSS., 16, 17
Bible, Cranmer's Bible of 1540,
10

Bible, First printed, 4
Biblia Pauperum, 2

Biblical manuscripts, early, 16,
17

Bindings, Ancient, 11, 15
Birds, publications, 167

Blacas collection of antiquities,

xv, 126, 137, 139, 147
Block-books, 2
Book of St. Albans, 8
Bookbindings, 11, 15
Boomerangs, Australian, 143
Branchidæ, sculptures from, 53
Breccia from Les Eyzies, &c.,

131

Bricks, Assyrian, 82; Egyptian,
96, 98

British animals, publications, 171
-antiquities, 131
Broadsides, 10

Bronze Period, objects of the,

132

Bronzes, Assyrian, 73, 74, 76,
80; Egyptian, 92, 95, 97, 98,
99, 100; Etruscan, 126; Greek,
127; Roman, 129, 149; from
Nimroud, 67-68

Buddhist sculptures, xvii, 44
Bulls (human-headed), colossal,
75, 76, 84

Burges Collection, 146
Burmese ethnographical speci-
mens, 141

Burns, Robert, autobiography,

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Burns, Robt., punch-bowl, 137
Byzantine ornaments, 133

Cameos, 140; glass, 134
Candelabra, 51, 127
Carvings, amber, 125; bone and
ivory, 80, 125, 137, 144, 147;
wood, 142

Castellani collection, xv-orna-
ments, 139

Cave-remains, 131

Caxton, William, books printed
by, 7

Celtic ornaments, 132, 139
Celts, stone, 131

Charters, Anglo-Saxon, 13, 16;
English and Foreign, 13, 17;
facsimile publications, 165
Chessmen, Medieval, 148-
Abyssinian, 148

Chinese ethnographical speci-

mens, 141

Christian (early) collection, 136
-glass, 134

Cotton library, xi, 12

Crace collection of London topo-
graphy, 28

Creation Tablet (Assyrian), 69
Crosses, early Christian, 136
Croziers, 145-Irish, 150
Crustacea, publications, 170
Cuneiform character, tablets
written in the, Assyrian and
Babylonian, 68-73, 80, 81-
publications, 163
Cylinders, Assyrian and Baby-
lonian, 67-68
Cyprus,glass, 146-pottery,117;
terra-cottas, 125

Cyrene, antiquities from, xiv,
47, 49, 51, 55

Daggers. See ARMS AND AR-

MOUR.

Damascus pottery, 146
Darnley Island, ethnographical
specimens, 143

Deeds, manuscript, 17
Deluge Tablet (Assyrian), 69, 70
Diadumenos, statue, 61
Dials, Medieval, 148
Dikast's tickets, 130
Diptychs, Medieval, 137

Diræ on leaden tablets, 125
Diskobolos, The, 49, 61
Donors and donations, xxi
Draughtboards and men, 144,
148

Drawings exhibited in the King's
library, 19

See PRINTS AND DRAWINGS.
Dresses, Chinese, &c., 141;
Egyptian, 103; Indian, 141;
of Savage races, 142

Drift-beds, antiquities found in,
131

Edward VI., Treatise, 16
Ecclesiastical relics, Medieval,
137

Egibi tablets, 81

Egyptian antiquities, xiii, 85;
arms and armour, 95; bronzes,
92, 95, 97; civil and do-
mestic life, illustrative objects,
92, 104; death and burial, 85,
98, 99, 100, 101, 104-114;
furniture, 98; gems, 99; glass,
103, 133; implements, 95, 96,
97; ivories, 80, 96; lamps,
102; linen, 97, 105, 107; lions
from Barkal, 88; mummies,
104-114; musical instruments,
97; ornaments, 103; paint-
ings, 89-90; papyri, 89-90;
pottery and porcelain, 93, 94;
pyramids, casing-stones, 89;
religion, illustrative objects,

tures, 85; toys, 97; vases, 93,
94, 103; writing, 86, 89, 90;
writing implements, 95, 96-
publications, 164, 165, 172.
Elgin marbles, xiv, 55
Enamels, 145, 147

England, early pottery, 137
-early printing, 6-enamels,
147-glass, 136-medals, 38
-stone celts, &c., 131
Ephesus, sculptured columns,
&c., from, xiv, 60
Erechtheum, architectural re-
mains, 59

Esarhaddon, palace of, sculp-
tures, &c., 75-annals of, 82
Esquimaux tribes, dresses and
implements, 140

Ethnographical

collections,

&c., xvii

Frederic the Great, Volume
of Writings, 14
Furniture,
Egyptian, 98

Assyrian, 80;

Gems, xvi, 139; Archaic, 139;
Assyrian, 67, 68; Egyptian, 99,
102; Etruscan, 139; Greek,
140; Medieval, 137, 139;
Roman, 140; Glass imitations,
135
German draughtsmen, 148—
glass, 136-medals, 38; metal-
work, 144; printing (early),
3, 5; stoneware, 138
Glass collections, 132, 146;
Anglo-Saxon, 150; Assyrian,
82; Beads, 135; Chinese, 133,
135, 146; Christian, 184; Cy-
prus, 146; Dutch, 136; Eastern,
135; Egyptian, 133; Eng-
lish, 136; Flanders, 136;
French, 186; German, &c.,
136, 146; Mosaic, 134; Per-
sian, 135; Phoenician, 133,
146; Roman, 134, 146, 149;
Ruby, 136; Spanish, 136;
Venetian, 135, 146; Imitations
of gems, 135
Gnostic gems, 102

Gold ornaments and gems, 139
Gombroon ware, 146
Græco-Roman sculptures, 48
Greek antiquities, miscellaneous,
125; bronzes, 127-130; coins,
34; gems, 140; mural paintings,
126; ornaments, 189; papyri,
17; sculptures, xiv, 52; terra-
cottas, 118, 121, 124, 126; vases,
116; publications, 162, 172

Greenwell collection of antiqui-

ties from British Barrows, xvii,
147

Grenville library, exhibited
books, 2

Grey, Lady Jane, prayer-book, 13
Guide-books, 172

Harleian manuscripts, xi, 12
Harpy Tomb, 52

H. B. Political Sketches, 19
Hellenic room, sculptures, 61
Henderson collection of arms,
metal work, pottery, &c., xvii,
145

Henry VIII. King. Assertio
Septem Sacramentorum, 10
Herculaneum, mural paint-
ings, 126

Hiero I., helmet dedicated to, 128
Himyaritic inscriptions, 102-
publications, 163

-97; of Savage races, 142;
stone, from New Granada, 142;
stone, flint, and bone, 131
Indian antiquities, xvii, 44, 141
-ethnographical specimens,

141

Indians, N. American, utensils,
&c., of, 142
Indulgences, 4, 10.
Insects, publications, 168
Intaglios, 139; glass, 134
Irish antiquities, 132; crozier
and bells, 150

Iron Period, objects of the, 131
Italian enamels, 148—majolica,

138, 146; medals, 36; printing
(early), 5.
Ivory-carvings, Assyrian, 80;
Egyptian, 80, 96; Japanese,
141; Medieval, 137, 147;
Rhodian, 118

Japanese ethnographical speci-
mens, 141; arms, 147
Javanese ethnographical speci-
mens, 141
Jewellery, 139

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