83 Celtic Temples
84 British Circus near Penrith 43
85 Six Barrows near Stevenage, Herts
86 Celtic Monuments in Germany
87 Celtic Monuments in Ireland
88 Celtic Monuments in Zeeland
89 Celtic Monuments in Ireland
90 Devil’s Arrows near Burrowbridge 74
91 Druid Temple and Grove at Trerdrew, Anglesey
92 Druid Temple at Winterburn
93 Kromlechen
94 Celtic Sepulchres
95 Celtic Sepulchres
96 Brass Celts
97 View of Malling Abbey
98 South Arch of York Choir
99 Kirkley’s Abbey, Yorkshire
100 Religious Ruins
101 Temple of the Winds at Athens (Vol. I.) _Pref._
102 Temple of Minerva at Syracuse (Vol. I.) _Pref._
103 Bust of Marcus Modius at Wilton (Vol. I.) 185
Mappa Brittaniæ Faciei Romanæ, secundùm Fidem Monumentorum
perveterum depicta.
THE END.
ERRATA.
Vol. I. _Page_ 185. _for_ TAB. XLIV. _read_ TAB. CIII. 2d Vol.
202. _for_ TAB. XLVI. _read_ TAB. XLIV. 2d Vol.
Vol. II. _Page_ 49. Iter Boreale, _for_ TAB. LXIII, _read_ TAB. LXXIII.
71. —— —— _for_ TAB. LXXIV. _read_ TAB. LXIX.
177. Last line, _for_ of nature, _read_, of this nature.
FOOTNOTES:
[1] _Covinus Cimbricus, sicut hodie utuntur._
[2] In one of the carved monuments Venus stands in an apartment of
a building, seeming to be combing her hair; perhaps from a bath.
However, at Rome was a statue of Venus holding a comb, not an
improper utensil for the goddess of beauty, not a little of which
consists in the hair. Thus says Claudian,
_Thessalico roseos nectebat pectine crines._
So Juno, when dressing herself to recover the love of her husband,
is represented by the father of the poets combing her hair: Il. ξ.
_depexos nitide nodo substricta capillos_. But the reason of the
statue before mentioned was thus: there was a cutaneous distemper
among the Roman women, injurious to their hair; for they were
forced to cut it all off: therefore they dedicated a statue to
_Venus Pectinigera_, upon which their hair came again as fine as
ever. This story is told in Suidas.
[3] Solinus cap. XXII. de mirabilibus Britanniæ. Mela de Situ Orbis
lib. III. cap. V.
[4] Iliad Σ. v. 606. & Ξ. v. 200. Florus Histor. Rom. lib.
I. cap. XIII. Rutilii Numat. Itin.
[5] Strabo de Geogr. lib. I. p. 4, 9, &c.
[6] Exodus cap. III. v. 3.
[7] Stromat. lib. VI. p. 658.
[8] Aristoteles lib. de Mundo c. III. Plinius Nat. Hist. lib. II. c.
LXVI. LXVII. LXVIII. &c. M. Capella lib. VI. &c. &c.
[9] Strabo Geogr. lib. passim. Dionysius Characenus passim. Mela de
Situ Orbis lib. I. c. 1. & III. c. 1. Æthicus, Rufus Festus Avienus
de Ora Marit. v. 390, &c. &c.
[10] Johannes Tzetza variæ Histor. Chiliad. 8. Philostratus L. apud
Photium, p. 1011.
[11] Orpheus, Homerus, Cointus Smyrnæus, &c. fere omnes.
[12] Fere omnes, uno ore.
[13] Cosmas Ægyptus Cosmogr. Christian. lib. II. p. 131, &c. &c.
[14] Vide infra N. 45. & Ricard. p. 12. XII. &c.
[15] Æneid. lib. VIII. v. 727. B. Hieronymus ad Gerontiam sub fin.
Plinius N. H. lib. XIX. c. I. Julius Celsus in vita Cæsaris, p. 44.
[16] Servius Honoratus, ad loc. cit. Virgilii.
[17] e XII. Panegyricis unus p. 265. Edit. Stephani.
[18] Æthicus Cosmogr. p. 705. Isidorus Hisp. Orig. lib. XIV. c. VI.
[19] Catullus in Cæsarem epigr. 30. v. 13.
[20] Vet. Epigram. apud Scaligerum.
[21] Apud Jornandem de Rebus Geticis.
[22] XII. Panegyr. p. 258.
[23] Sed vide Cæsar de Bello Gal. lib. V. c. XIII.
[24] Pag. 1.
[25] Caput de Brit.
[26] In Cæsarem epigr. XXX. v. 4.
[27] Ad Furium & Aur. epigr. XI. v. 12.
[28] Ode XXXV. ad Fortunam.
[29] Tom. V. p. 848.
[30] Hegessipus lib. II. c. IX.
[31] Ricard. p. 25.
[32] Hegessipus.
[33] De Bello Pharsal. lib. VIII. v. 442.
[34] Lib. X. v. 456.
[35] De Malii Theodosii Cons. v. 51
[36] Solinus Cap. de Britannia.
[37] Vet. Poet. apud Scaligerum.
[38] Isidorus Hisp. orig. lib. XIV. c. VI. e Virgilio Ecl. I. v. 67.
[39] Alfredus apud Higdenum.
[40] Vet. Poet. apud Scalig.
[41] Ibid.
[42] Lib. III. c. X.
[43] Appianus in Præf. vide & Isidorum Hisp. vel potius Solinum apud
Ricardum p. 101. XXI.
[44] L. Florus lib. III. cap. X.
[45] De Secundo Cons. Fl. Stilichonis v. 149.
[46] Cosmogr. Christ. p. 113.
[47] Lib. LX. p. 957.
[48] Vet. Poet. apud Scalig.
[49] Hegessipus.
[50] Maximiano & Constantino dictus p. 258.
[51] Ibid.
[52] Vellejus Paterculus Histor. Rom. lib. II.
[53] Panegyr. supra-laudatus p. 262.
[54] Cap. II. p. 98. editionis Havn.
[55] Lib. de Mundo. c. III. Plinius Nat. Hist. lib. III. cap. I.
[56] Tacitus vita Agricolæ c. XXXVIII.
[57] Dio Cassius Hist. Rom. lib. XXXIX. pag. 114.
[58] Nat. Hist. lib. IV. cap. XVI.
[59] Cap. de Britannia.
[60] Lib. VI.
[61] Lib. I. cap. II.
[62] Cosmogr. p. 730.
[63] Cap. I. p. 67.
[64] Hist. Eccl. lib. I. cap. I.
[65] Cap. II. p. 97.
[66] Hist. Rom. lib. LXXVI. p. 867.
[67] De rebus Geticis.
[68] Elphinstone’s new correct Map of North Britain.
[69] ° ´
Joh. Speed in Theatre, p. 131. ad 60 25
Herm. Moll in Tour through G. B.
vol. III. 59 20
Rob. Gordon Atl. Blavian. vol. VI. 59 18
Joh. Senex General Atlas, p. 233. 59 13
Rob. Mordon in Cambd. Brit. 59 8
De Wit and Danckert’s Maps 59 2
Tim. Pont. Atl. Blav. vol. VI. 58 57
Jos. Kelly Navig. p. 91. 58 47
J. Seller’s Tables, p. 292. 58 37
J. Elphinstone’s Map, 1745. 58 31
[70] Secundum pag. 94. LIV.
[71] Solinus cap. de Brit.
[72] Observationes ad P. Melam Hagæ comitis 1658. 4.
[73] Johannis, Jacobi & Abrahami Gronovii Editiones Pompon. Melæ,
Julii Honorii, Æthic. &c. Lugd. Bat. 1685. 8. 1696. 8. & 1722. 8.
Maj.
[74] Primitus hæc insula vocabatur _Albion_ ab Albis rupibus circa
littora maris a longe apparentibus. R. Higdeni Polychron. lib. I.
p. 191.
[75] Pag. 157.
[76] Aristoteles lib. de Mundo cap. III. Plinius H. N. lib. IV. c.
XVI. Ptolemæus Geogr. lib. II. c. III. &c. Buchananus eam _Albium_
appellat.
[77] Diodorus Siculus Biblioth. Hist. lib. II. c. III. è Hecatæo, &c.
[78] Platonis Timæus.
[79] Plin. N. H. lib. VII. cap. LVI. Κασσίτερα apud Steph. Byzant. de
urbibus.
[80] Vopiscus in Floriano. Prosper Aquitanus apud _Cambd._ Brit. p.
XXVII. Gildas de excid. Brit. cap. V. X. & XIV. Ricardus Corin. lib.
I. cap. VI. 29. &c.
[81] Silius Italicus lib. XVII. v. 421. Ricardus Corin. lib. I. cap.
VI. 50. e Cl. Claudiano de IV. cons Honorii v. 32. Arnsgrimus Jonas
Specim. Island. Hist. parte II. pag. 120. Sir Robert Sibbald apud
Cambdenum edit. Gibsoni, p. 1089, &c.
[82] Cambd. Brit. pag. 27. Seldenus in Polyolbion, p. 20.
[83] Cambdenus, ut supra.
[84] Lhuydii Archæolog. Brit. pag. 219. col. 4.
[85] Histor. Rom. lib. LXII. pag. 702.
[86] Plin. N. H. lib. IV. cap. XVI.
[87] Perottus, Lilius Gyraldus, Cambdenus, &c.
[88] Lib. de Mundo c. III.
[89] Vide Notes on Cambden’s Brit. Edit. Gibs. p. 18. (X).
[90] Bocharti Canaan, lib. I. c. XXXIX.
[91] Strabo Geogr. lib. II. p. 191.
[92] N. H. lib. XXXIV. cap. XVI.
[93] Ut supra pag. 721.
[94] a _Brith_, Britannica voce, addita Græca terminatione _tania_
pag. 28, 29, 30. Edit. Gibsoni.
[95] Glossarium Antiq. Britann. voce _Alvion_, p. 13.
[96] A littoribus ferventibus, & mari vel oceano circumfluo tam mire
semper æstuoso. Glossarium ad X. Scriptores voce _Britannia_.
[97] Consulas omnino Daviesium, Lhuydium & Boxhornium, qui Lexica
Britannicæ ling. scripserunt.
[98] History of the World, lib. I. cap. VIII. § 5. nec non & Robinson
Annal. Mundi, pag. 97.
[99] Hist. ut supra. l. c.
[100] De Situ Orbis, lib. III. cap. I.
[101] Ptolemæus Geogr. lib. II. c. II.
[102]
_Transiit_ (D. Paulus) _Oceanum & qua facit insula portum,
Quasque Britannus habet terras, quasque ultima Thule._
Venantius Fortunatus, &c.
[103] Hist. of Great Brit.
[104] In Glossar. ad X. Script. voce _Brit._
[105] Unam tantum exhibere volo. Inter Cn. Pompejum & Cn. Vibium
humili loco natum, tantus error extitit de paribus lineamentis,
ut Romani Vibium Pompeji _nomine_, Pompejum Vibii _vocabulo_
cognominarent. Solinus cap I.
[106] Aristoteles, Diodorus, Strabo, Ptolemæus, Agathemerus,
Polyænus, Dio, Clemens Alex. Epitom. Strab. D. Joh. Chrysostomus
tom. III. Joan. Tzetza, &c.
[107] Cleomedes, Nummus Alabandensis, M. Heracleota, Chrysostomus
tom. IV & V. Polyænus, &c.
[108] M. Heracleota, p. 57, 58, 59, 60, Ptolemæus apud Steph. de
urbibus.
[109] M. Heracleota, p. 57, 58, 59.
[110] Apud Camb. Brit. p. 1.
[111] Dionysius Char. Polybius, Joh. Tzetza, &c.
[112] Aristoteles, M. Heracl. p. 9, 33.
[113] Ptolemæus, Agathemerus, &c.
[114] Johan. Tzetza.
[115] Lucius Ampelius.
[116] Lib. VIII. p. 526.
[117] Aped Gruter. p. CCCCLXXXII.
[118] Strabo, &c.
[119] Dionysius, &c.
[120] Monachi fere omnes.
[121] Juvenalis Lib. V. v. 705. Martialis lib. IX. epig. 22.
Inscriptiones variæ.
[122] Inscrip. variæ, Ausonius, &c. Romani suos provinciales
constanter _Britannos_, dicunt; quanquam ipsi provinciales sese
_Brittones_ appellari gaudeant. Buchan. Rerum Scot. lib. I. c. I.
[123] Lib. IV. c. XVI.
[124] Pag. 673. tom. III. p. 676 tom. III. p. 696. tom. V. p. 635.
tom. V. p. 846. tom. VI. p. 111. tom. VIII. &c.
[125] Joh. Tzetzæ variæ Hist. Chil. 8. cap. CCXVII. v. 719, &c.
[126] Lib. de Mundo cap. III.
[127] Orbis descrip. v. 565.
[128] Lib. II. de Geogr. cap. IV. p. 39.
[129] De Mundo liber.
[130] Dionysius Characen. Orb. desc. v. 566, &c.
[131] Chil. 8. 678.
[132] Lib. I. de Geogr. c. II. p. 5. Vide & Non. Marcell. c. I. de
prop. sermon.
[133] Noct. Attic, lib. II. cap. XXII.
[134] Lib. de Mundo, cap. III.
[135] Johan. Tzetza, Chil. 8. 626.
[136] De situ Daniæ, cap. I.
[137] De situ Orbis, lib. II. c. VI.
[138] De Geogr. lib. IV. cap. 45. & V. cap. 4.
[139] De situ Brit. lib. I. cap. VIII. 10.
[140] Cæsar de Bello Gall. lib. II. cap. IV.
[141] Cæsar de B. G. lib. V. cap. XXIII.
[142] Notæ in Cæsar. p. 124.
[143] Descript. Orbis, v. 284, &c.
[144] Edit. Oxoniæ Hudson. 1717. 8. p. 50. No. I.
[145] Hist R. lib. XXXIX. pag. 114. consulas & Phil. Trans. N. 193.
[146] Hist. Nat. lib. III. cap I.
[147] e Thesauro Oyzeliano XXVII. Tab 12. exhibet Grævius in Florum
p. 526. Edit. Amst. 1702. 8. Maj.
[148] Hist. Rom. lib. LXXVI. p. 867.
[149] Edit. Havniæ 1757, p. 67.
[150] Cosmog. p. 731. Edit. Gron.
[151] Hist. lib. I. cap. II.
[152] Rom. Hist. lib. LXXVI. p. 867.
[153] In Geticis suis.
[154] Vide infra, pag. 162.
[155] Hist. Eccl. lib. I. cap. I.
[156] Origin. lib. XIV. c. VI.
[157] Caput de Brit.
[158] Apud Salmasium. Plin. Exercit. cap. XXIII.
[159] X̅X̅X̅ oportet legere.
[160] Editor Bedæ oper. Cantabr. 1722. Fol. Maj.
[161] Nat. Hist. lib. II. cap. CVIII.
[162] Censorinus de Die Nat. cap. XIII.
[163] In oratione Ægyptiaca.
[164] Ogyg. p. 11, 12, &c. Inis Mor. apud Cambd. Brit. p. 6. (h.)
[165] Philostr. Dion.
[166] Geogr. script. Græcorum min. 8. Oxoniæ 1703.
[167] Vide supra, pag. 157. N. 52.
[168] Mela de situ Orbis, lib. III. cap. VI.
[169] Comment. de B. G. lib. V. c. XIII.
[170] Biblioth. Hist. lib. V. c. XXI.
[171] Geogr. lib. IV. p. 199.
[172] De Bell. Gal. lib. V. cap. XIII.
[173] Philos. Trans. N. 330. pag. 266.
[174] Bibl. Hist. lib. V. cap. XXI.
[175] Geogr. lib. II. pag. 63, & 128.
[176] De Bell. Gall. lib. V. cap. XIII.
[177] Bibl. Hist. lib. V. c. XXI.
[178] Geogr. lib. IV. p. 199.
[179] Iliad Σ. 487.
[180] Ptolemæus, &c.
[181] Bibl. Hist. lib. V. c. XXI.
[182] De Bell. Gall. lib. V. cap. XIII.
[183] Bibl. Hist. lib. V. cap. XXI.
[184] Geogr. lib. IV. p. 199.
[185] Ibid. lib. II. p. 128.
[186] N. H. lib. IV. c. XVI.
[187] Lib. IV. p. 215.
[188] Cap. de Brit.
[189] Geogr. lib. II. p. 104.
[190] N. H. lib. IV. c. XVI.
[191] N. H. lib. III. c. I.
[192] Philos. Trans. N. 330. p. 266.
[193] P. 79. & 161.
[194] Vita Agricolæ, c. II.
[195] N. Salmon’s New Survey of England, vol. II. p. 841.
[196] Geogr. lib. II. p. 118, & 122.
[197] Descriptio Orbis, v. 7.
[198] Geogr. lib. II. p. 127, & 137.
[199] Polybius lib. II. p. 142. Plin. N. H. lib. III. c. V. Solinus
c. VIII.]
[200] Hist. Rom. lib. CV. apud Tacitum. Vita Agr. c. X.
[201] Apud Tacitum, l. c.
[202] Climat. VII. part. II. p. 272.
[203] Bibl. Hist. lib. V. c. XXI.
[204] Geogr. lib. IV. p. 199.
[205] De situ Orbis, lib. III. c. VI.
[206] Nostra autem ætas ex multis multorum itineribus certam
quodammodo totius insulæ jam deprehendit dimensionem, a _Tarvisio_
enim circumactis curvatisque littoribus per occasum ad _Belerium_
plus minus DCCCXII mill. pass. numerantur, inde conversa in austrum
littoris fronte ad _Cantium_ CCCXX mill. pass. Hinc secundum
Germanicum mare angulosis recessibus per DCCIIII. mill. pass. ad
_Tarvisium_ protenditur, ut hac ratione totius insulæ ambitus
MDCCCXXXVI. mill. colligat. _Brit._ p. 2. id est, 2140 milliaria
Regia Statutaria.
[207] N. Hist. lib. IV. c. XVI.
[208] Supra, p. 90 & 100. Anonymus Ravenn. Geogr. lib. IV. cap. iv.
& xi. Frontem codicis, qui in Biblioth. D. Marci Venetiis extat,
ornat effigies Ptolemæi, vestitu regio induti, imposita capiti
corona, error est, nonnullis quoque viris recentioris ac medii ævi.
Symoni Grynæo in Præfat. ad Almagestum Basileæ 1538. &c. &, ut
Vossius de Scient. Mathemat. p. 162. testatur, ante eum aliis.
[209] Lib. de rebus Geticis.
[210] De Bell. Gall. lib. V. c. XIII.
[211] Vide Horsley’s Britannia Romana, p. 361. nec non Philos.
Transact. No. 190, 241, 255.
[212] Vide Dr. Stukeley’s Carausius, p. 134 & 169, &c.
[213] Geogr. lib. II. c. III.
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