SECOND SERIES

THE JOURNAL OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA

Vol. XVII, 1913

Editorial Board

Editor-in-Chief

HAROLD NORTH FOWLER,
Professor in Western Reserve University.

Associate Editors

GEORGE H. CHASE (for the American School at Athens),
Professor in Harvard University.

JOHN P. PETERS (for the American School in Palestine),
Rector of St. Michael's Church, New York.

ALLAN MARQUAND (for Mediaeval and Renaissance Archae-
ology),

Professor in Princeton University.

ALEXANDER F. CHAMBERLIN (for American Archaeology),
Professor in Clark University.

WILLIAM N. BATES,

Professor in the University of Pennsylvania.

Honorary Editors

F. W. SHIPLEY (Interim President of the Institute),
Professor in Washington University.

JAMES R. WHEELER (Chairman of the Managing Committee
of the School at Athens),

Professor in Columbia University.

CHARLES C. TORREY (Chairman of the Managing Committee
of the School in Jerusalem),

Editorial Contributors

CONTENTS

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ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA :

A Polyphemus Cylix in the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.

-STEPHEN BLEECKER LUCE, JR.

The Porticus of Gaius and Lucius (Plate I).

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ESTHER BOISE VAN DEMAN

Greek Inscriptions from Sardes. II. Honorific Inscriptions.

- W. H. BUCKLER and DAVID M. ROBINSON

Grotesques and the Mime (Plates V-VI).- GISELA M. A. RICHTER

Inscriptions from the Cyrenaica. - DAVID M. ROBINSON.

Giotto's First Biblical Subject in the Arena Chapel.

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157

FRANK J. MATHER, JR. 201

A Vase Fragment from Vari. WILLIAM W. BAKER

The Princeton Madonna and Some Related Paintings.

- HOMER EATON KEYES 210

Architectural Backgrounds in the Series of "Scenes from the Life

of San Bernardino" at Perugia.-G. H. EDGELL

Correction to A.J.A. XVI, 1912, p. 477.

223

HOWARD CROSBY BUTLER 266

Greek Inscriptions from Sardes. III. Honorific Inscriptions.

- W. H. BUCKLER and DAVID M. ROBINSON 353

Fourth Preliminary Report on the American Excavations at Sardes

in Asia Minor. - HOWARD CROSBY BUTLER

A Cylix in the Style of Brygus.- WILLIAM N. BATES

Who Built the Arch of Constantine? II. The Frieze.

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471

479

- A. L. FROTHINGHAM 487

Corrigenda and Addenda to Inscriptions from the Cyrenaica (A.J.A.

XVII, 1913, pp. 157-200). — DAVID M. ROBINSON

AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES AT ATHENS:

Attic Building Accounts. I. The Parthenon (Plates II-IV).

AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES IN ROME:

Roman Remains in the Town and Territory of Velletri.

— A. Pelzer WAGENER (with notes by THOMAS ASHBY) 399

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ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS (July, 1912-June, 1913).

WILLIAM N. BATES, Editor:

NOTES ON RECENT EXCAVATIONS AND DISCOVERIES; OTHER NEWS 95, 429

Oriental and Classical Archaeology : — General and Miscellaneous,

95, 429; Egypt, 97, 433; Babylonia and Assyria, 101, 434;

Syria and Palestine, 101, 434; Asia Minor, 102, 435; Greece,

104, 437; Italy, 110, 441; Spain and Portugal, 118, 448; France,

120, 449; Belgium and Holland, 122, 451; Switzerland, 122, 451;

Germany, 124, 452; Austria-Hungary, 126, 454; Russia, 127;

Great Britain, 129, 454; Africa, 130, 457; United States, 131,

457.

Early Christian, Byzantine, Mediaeval, and Renaissance Art:

General and Miscellaneous, 132, 460; Italy, 133, 461; Spain,

138, 463; France, 139, 449; Belgium, 140, 451; Germany, 140,

452; Austria-Hungary, 141; Russia, 141; Great Britain, 142,

466; Africa, 142; United States, 143, 467.

American Archaeology: - General and Miscellaneous, 143, 467.

SUMMARIES OF ORIGINAL ARTICLES CHIEFLY IN CURRENT PERI-

Oriental and Classical Archaeology: -General and Miscellaneous,

267, 521; Egypt, 270, 524; Babylonia, Assyria, and Persia, 271,

528; Syria and Palestine, 275, 535; Asia Minor, 276, 537 ;

Greece, 277, 538 (Architecture, 277, 538; Sculpture, 278, 539;

Vases and Painting, 284, 544; Inscriptions, 286, 546; Coins,

288, 548; General and Miscellaneous, 290, 549); Italy, 296, 554

(Architecture, 554; Sculpture, 296, 554; Vases and Painting,

297, 555; Inscriptions, 297, 557; Coins, 297, 558; General and

Miscellaneous, 299, 559); Spain, 301, 563; France, 301, 563;

Holland, 565; Switzerland, 302, 565; Germany, 302, 565;

Austria-Hungary, 303, 565; Great Britain and Ireland, 303,

566; Africa, 304, 567.

Early Christian, Byzantine, and Mediaeval Art:- General and

Miscellaneous, 305, 567; Italy, 308, 569; France, 309, 569;

Germany, 311, 570; Great Britain, 311, 570.

Renaissance Art:- General and Miscellaneous, 312, 571; Italy,

313, 572; Spain and Portugal, 312; France, 316, 576; Belgium

and Holland, 578; Germany, 317; Great Britain, 578.

American Archaeology: — General and Miscellaneous, 318, 579;

United States, 318, 579; Canada, 321; Mexico and Central

America, 321, 580; South America, 325, 582.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL BOOKS: 1912.