Bacchus, how represented in poetry and painting, 56 _et seq._

Beauty, the supreme law of the imitative arts, 11;

subordinated in modern art to other ends, 16;

representations of physical, the province of painting, not of poetry,

126.

Boivin, his explanations of Homer, 118, 121.

Calaber, Quintus, his rendering of the story of Laocoon, 34;

his account of the death of Thersites, 150.

Callimachus, his picture of famine, 165.

Caricature, law against, among the Thebans, 9.

Caylus, Count, some points in his work considered, 71, 77, 80, 82, 86,

87, 93;

his sketch for a picture of Helen, 140.

Chateaubrun, his representation of Philoctetes, 25.

Cicero, his views in regard to bodily pain, 28.

Cleyn, Francis, illustrations by, 39.

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