INDEX.

• Adamo da Brescia, counterfeiter of coins, 67
• Adventures of a Bric-à-brac Hunter, 144
• Agar’s, Mme., collection of dolls, 291
• Agesilas, 21
• Aglæphon, 25
• Agrippa as an art lover, 31
• Alberti, 86
• Alcohol as a solvent, 227
• Alexander the Great, 37
• Alluye, castle of, 92
• Altar piece, Rothschild’s faked, 262
• Amateur marchand, the, 117
• Amber varnish, 228
• Ambras collection, the, 87
• American collector, the, 141
• Andirons, story of the, 305
• Andrea da Foiano, 79
• Andrea del Sarto, 99
• Andreoli, Maestro Giorgio, 250
• Anne of Austria, 123
• Anonimo Morelliano, the, 98
• Antiquary, old and modern, the, 143, 153
• Antique, passion for the, 71
• Antiques, the collection of, in Italy, 82
• Apelles, 20
• Apollo and Marsyas, 94
• Apollo, Sulla’s statue of, 36
• Apollo, temple of, at Delphi, 23, 61
• Apollo, the golden, 18
• Aponius Saturninus, prætor, 29
• Archæological suggestion, 160
• Aretino, Pietro, 117
• Aristotle, 18
• Aristotle, bas-relief of, 91
• Armour, faked, 269
• Arms, the imitation of, 267
• Art collecting, spread of, in Europe, 110
• Art critic, the, 160
• Art, influence of Greek and Roman, 83
• Art in Rome, 20
• Art museums in Rome, 61
• Art sales, 128
• Artist and erudite, 140
• Artistic war booty, 21
• Artists as connoisseurs, 288
• Artists at Rome, status of, 20
• Aspetti, Tiziano, 98
• Athens, 18
• Atria auctionaria, 28, 212
• Atrium, the, 48
• Atticus, 40
• Auction room, atmosphere of the, 214
• Augustus and Vedius Pollio, 52
• Autographs, forged, 200, 298
• Baldinucci, 225
• Barberini, Cardinal, 118
• Barbizet Brothers, 252
• Barguette, la, 110
• Barocco, the, 113
• Bas-reliefs, bronze, 91, 235
• Basant, 131
• Basilini, 147
• Bastianini, 182, 188
• Belli, Valerio, 98, 100
• Bellini, 100
• Beniviene, Girolamo, Bastianini’s bust of, 183
• Biblical subjects, 102
• Bibliomaniacs, Roman, 50
• Biographie Universelle of M. Weiss, 115
• Bisticci, V. da, 92
• “Black Band,” the, 171, 180, 219
• Boethus, 30
• Boiss, Mme., 209
• Bolides, faking, 300
• Bonafedi, Signor, 185
• Bonnaffé, Edmond, 108, 112, 149, 193
• Bookbindings, 296
• Book collectors, Roman, 49
• Books, 294
• Bracciolini, Poggio, 75
• Brass articles, patina for, 265
• Bric-à-brac, 130
• Bric-à-brac shops in Rome, 29
• Brienne, 119
• Briesco, Andrea, 87, 88
• Bronze and other metals, to give tone and colour to, 264
• Bronzes, 30, 89, 238
• Brunelleschi, 75, 83
• Brunellesco, 71
• Brunswick Museum, the, 91
• Brutus as a collector, 40
• Brutus of Michelangelo, 103
• Buffon, 131
• Bullant, Jean, 92
• Cafaggiolo, 249
• Calamis, 46, 59
• “Calcedonio,” Niccoli’s, 73
• Calchar, 100
• Caligula, 29
• Caligula as an auctioneer, 212
• Callot’s bad etching, 127
• Camelio, Vittore, 91
• Cameos, counterfeit, 58
• Candelabras, 30
• Canvas for restoring paintings, 229
• Capodimonte factory, the, 256
• Cappuccino, 282
• Cardinal di San Giorgio, 82, 89
• Carncades, 41
• Carracci, “The Deluge” by, 120
• Castellani sale, the, 213
• Castiglione, 103
• Catalogues, first printed, 116
• Cathegus, 25
• Catherine de Medici, 110
• Cavenaghi, 167
• Cavino, 91
• Cellini, 103
• Ceroplastics, 244
• Cesnola collection, 248
• Charles the Bald, Bible and Psalter of, 66
• Charles VI, catalogue of, 68
• Chasles, M., 199
• Cheese as a vehicle for colour, 230
• Chemistry’s aid to faking, 263
• Chilperic, a collector, 65
• Christian and pagan subjects, 96
• Christianity and art, 63
• Chronique Scandaleuse, 130
• Chrysogon, 25
• Chrysoloras, Emanuele, 72
• Claywork fakes, 235
• Cicero and Art, 19;
• imitation and fraud, 24;
• pubilc auctions, 28;
• a collector of doubtful taste, 40, 41;
• Chrysogon, 45;
• citrus tables, 54;
• public sales, 211
• Cinquecento art, 102; velvet, 289
• Cinquecento collectors, 102
• Ciriaco d’Ancona, 71
• Citrus or thuja, 54;
• qualities, 55
• Citrus tables, craze for, 25, 54
• Clarinus, 32
• Classification, 138
• “Cleaning,” 216
• Client and art market, 31
• Clodion’s clay groups, 208, 238
• Clodius, 31
• Clotaire, a collector, 65
• Clovis, a collector, 65
• Craquelage, on pottery, 255
• Cressy, influence of the battle of, 110
• Crieur, the, 28
• Crozat, 129
• Coaches, Commodus’ collection of, 212
• Codrus, the needy collector, 32
• Coin counterfeiting, 67, 92
• Cola di Rienzi, 69
• Collection, a form of banking, 64
• Collector, the: the home of the, 18;
• and satirists, 32;
• types of, 34;
• rapacious, 37, 38;
• ultra-modern, 141
• Collectors and collections, 135
• Collector’s touch, the, 146
• Colouring marble, 242
• Commerce and art collecting, 130
• Commodus’ effects, sale of, 212
• Concini, 123
• Condivi, 90
• Connoisseurship and erudition, 138
• Conquerors as collectors of art treasures, 22
• Constantine, 18, 63
• Constantinople and Oriental arms, 267
• Copyists in Rome, 59; Greek, 59
• Corinthian bronze, 30, 51, 239
• Cornelius Nepos’ statuette of Hercules, 37
• Corplet, Alfred, 252
• Correggio, the Marsyas and the Antiope by, 119
• Correr Museum, 91
• Corvinus, Mathias, 96
• Cosimo I, 104
• Costantini, Prof., 178
• Costumes and dress, 290
• Coulanges, 124
• Counterfeit coining, 67
• Counterfeiting, imitation, and forgery in Rome, 58
• Courajod, Louis, 84, 92
• Courtier, the, in Rome, 28; modern, 164
• Couvreur, 147
• Curieux, meaning of, 136
• Custom House officials, 179
• Cut glass, 260
• Dagobert, 65
• Damascening, 270
• Damophilus, 21, 43
• David, statuette by Michelangelo, 108
• Davillier collection, the, 90, 95, 108, 140
• Dazzi, the Italian dealer, 179
• d’Aunale, Duc, 110
• de Bassiano, 91
• d’Este, Isabella, 80
• de Genlis, Mme., 136
• de la Porte, Armand-Charles, 120
• de Limeville, Sieur, 127
• de Sévigné, Mme., 125
• d’Oiron, faience, 109
• Dealers, traders and shopkeepers, 154
• Death masks, 92
• Deceptive surroundings, 210
• Della Robbia, imitations of, 250
• Delorme, Philibert, 92
• Delphi, 17
• Demasippus, 25
• Demmin, 251, 273
• Derutha, 249
• Devers, Joseph, 250
• di Banco, Antonio, 84
• di mattonella, 156
• Didius Julianus, 212
• Dolls and toys, 290
• Donatello, 71, 83, 84, 86
• Donatello’s puttino, 197
• Dondi, 71
• Dreyfus, G., 91
• Drouot, Hotel, 214
• Duchie, Jacques, collection of, 69
• Dyes for marble, 243
• Eclectic and specialist, 138, 140
• Ecouen, castle of, 92
• Electrum, Helen’s cup of, 18
• Enamels, faked, 259, 260
• England, rise of the passion for collecting in, 110
• English furniture, 283
• Ennius, 22
• Epitrapezios, the, 36
• Ereinteur, the, 217
• Eros, the tearful collector, 33
• Estienne, H., 109, 112
• Estienne, R., dictionary of, 136
• Etchings, margins for, 232
• Etruscan pottery, 248
• Eudel, Paul, 180, 199, 203, 238, 273, 278, 295
• Evander Aulanius, 60
• Évangéliaire, a rare, 66
• Evelyn, John, 115
• Ex-voto objects, 290
• Exhedra, 49
• Expert, the, 162
• Fabius Maximus, 19
• “Fabius Pictor,” 20
• Faked atmosphere, the, 207
• Faked reputation, the, 220
• Faker, the, 194
• Faker, the jovial, 202
• Fakers, the aristocracy of, 88
• “Faking the milieu,” 209
• Faking in Rome, 27, 57
• “Faustina antica,” Mantegna’s, 81
• Filarete, 86
• Firminius, 31
• Florence, National Museum, 91
• Flute player, the, 88
• Fontainebleau, school of, 112
• Forgeries, 153
• Forni, 230
• Fortunatus, 65
• Fortuny, Mariano, 268
• Forzetta, Oliver, 69
• France and art collecting, 107
• France, art in, 112
• France, seventeenth-century art in, 114
• Frankfurt, fair of, 109
• Frederick II, Duke of Mantua, 66, 99
• Freppa, 182
• Friuli, Marquis of, 66
• Fronde, the, 119
• Fulvius Nobilior, 21
• Furniture, faking, 167, 279
• Gaillon, castle of, 87
• Gegania and Clesippus, 29
• Gellianus the auctioneer, 213
• German-made arms, 267
• Gersaint, 131, 148, 309
• Ghiacceti, Luigi, 110
• Ghiberti, Lorenzo, 85, 94, 100
• Gilded bronze, 241
• Gilles Corrozet, 111
• Ginori’s china works, 256
• Ginsburg, Dr., 205
• Giovanni Tornabuoni, 80
• Girardon, 40
• Giuliano da Sangallo, 80
• Giustiniani, 248
• Gladius Rogieri, the, 273
• Glass, faked, 259
• Glazes for pottery, 255
• Glyptography, 79
• Go-between, the, 164
• Godescal, monk, 66
• Gold products, spurious, 277
• Gorgas, 21, 43
• Gouffier, Claude, 109
• Græco-Roman pottery, 247
• Græeculi delirantes, 20
• Gratianus, 31
• Greek copyists, 59
• Greeks, the, as art collectors, 17
• Green-bronze lacquer for metal, 263
• Green or brown-green patina, 265
• Green patina, 266
• Grolier, 107
• Gubbio, 249
• Guillebert de Metz, 69
• Gymnasium of the Areopagus, 17
• Hall, Major H. Bing, 144
• Hannibal, 37
• Hercules and Antæus, 88
• Hercules of Lysippus, 19
• “Hercules Musagetes,” 22
• Hercules, statuette of, 36
• Heius of Messina, 49
• Henry II faience, 252
• Hispano-Moresque pottery, 249
• Holland, collections in, 128
• Horace, 25;
• the crieur, 28, 32;
• book collecting, 50;
• patina, 51
• Huber, Dr. L., 131
• Imbert, 141
• Imitation and fraud in Rome, 24
• Imitations, contemporaneous, 232
• Imitations by noted factories, 256
• Imitator, the, 170
• Imitators and copyists, 59
• Impasto painting, 230
• Imperator Caldusius, 92
• Impruneta clay, 187
• Inlaid work on furniture, 282
• Inscriptions, 93
• Iron work, 266
• Isotta Atti, 86
• Italian artists, versatility of, 86
• Italy, collections in, in the fifteenth century, 70
• Italy, exportation laws, 179
• Italian faience, imitations of, 250
• Itinerarium Galliæ, by Just Zinzerling, 115
• Ivory work, 244
• Jabach, the dealer, 115, 123
• Jests, 160
• Jewellery, old, 278
• Juba, King of Numidia, 212
• Julius Cæsar, 21, 31;
• a specialist, 42
• Julius, Prætor, 60
• Jupiter, colossal statue of, in the Louvre, 39
• Jupiter, head of, 79
• Jupiter Olympicus, temple of, 21
• Jupiter, temple of, in Elis, 23
• Justinian, digest of, 63
• Juvenal, Codrus, 33;
• Tongilius, 34;
• Licinius, 34;
• precious goblets, 52
• Krieg, 248
• La Bruyère, 124, 140
• La Rochefoucauld, 195
• Lamberti, Nicolo di Piero, 84
• Laocoön, the, 104
• Laws against exportation, 172
• Lebroc, 209
• Lequesne, M., 184
• Les Collections des Medicis, 74
• Lescot, 126
• Libraries at Athens, 18
• Licinius the nervous collector, 34
• Liste anonyme des curieux, 115
• Livy, 61
• Lorenzo, il Magnifico, 75, 77, 78
• Louis XI and the miraculous ring, 78
• Louis XIII as a collector, 122
• Louis XIV as a collector, 39, 123
• Louvre, the, 40, 41, 92, 96, 120, 122, 187
• Lovesque, 141
• Lucian, on Roman tourist guides, 62, 307
• Lucretius, candelabra, 30
• Lucullus, 60
• Lustre work, 250
• Lyndon, Minerva’s temple at, 18
• Lysippus, statue of Hercules, by, 36
• Machiavelli, 102
• Magliabechi, 307
• Maillet, M. A., 201
• Malachite, kind of patina, 265
• Malatesta’s temple of love, 86
• Manheim, connoisseur, 54, 261
• Mantegna and Isabella d’Este, 81
• Maquilleur, the, 216
• Marcellus, 19
• Marcus Agrippa, 43
• Marcus Aurelius as an auctioneer, 212
• Marcus Aurelius, statuette of, 97
• Marguerite of Antioch, 39
• Mark Antony as a collector, 22, 31;
• rapacity, 38, 39;
• Corinthian bronze, 51
• Marks of noted pottery factories, 258
• Marks on steel, 274
• Marostica, 67
• Marsigli, Luigi, 72
• Martial, 26;
• the septæ, 31;
• Milonius, 32;
• Clarinus and Paullus, 32;
• Eros and Mamurra, 33;
• statuette of Hercules, 36, 213
• Marzi, Ezio, Prof., 191
• Mazarin as a collector, 115, 117, 120
• Mecherino, 106
• Médailles insolentes, 128
• Medals, forgers and imitators of antique, 100
• Medals, patina for old, 265
• Medici collection, fate of the, 74
• Medicis, the, 72;
• Piero, 75;
• Cosimo, 75, 104;
• Giulio, 77;
• Ottaviano, 99;
• Alexander, 101;
• Lorenzino, 101
• Mediæval collections, 64
• Mégisserie, the, 111
• Meissen china, booming, 151
• Meleager, statuette of, 89
• Melpomene, colossal, in the Louvre, 41
• Memoires de Brienne, 127
• Mettere il bavaglino, 157
• Mexican idols, 246
• Michelangelo, 89, 102, 103, 111
• Michelangelo’s David, 108
• Michelozzo, 75
• Milanesi, 100
• Milizia, 226
• Millin, 136
• Milonius, 32
• Miniature work, 232
• Miniatures in Rome, 30
• Mino, 91
• Minor collections, 299
• Moabite pottery, forged, 205
• Modena Museum, 91
• Moderno, 97
• Molière’s works, 294
• Montaigne, 108
• Moreau, artist in iron, 266
• Morelli, 147
• Mosaic, a Roman, 46
• Muffled glaze, 251
• Mummius, L., 19
• Munich Museum, the, 185
• Murrhines, 52
• Murrhines, prices paid for, 25
• Museum of Arezzo, 92
• Museum of French monuments, 92
• Museum of Munich, 92
• Museums and forgeries, 153
• Musical instruments, 284
• Mustard pot, find of a, 161
• Myron, 39
• Mys, bronzes of, 30
• Napoleon as an art collector, 132
• Natali’s imitations, 182, 185, 190
• National Museum, Florence, 91
• Nero, 18, 46
• Newton and Pascal, 201
• Niccoli, Niccolo, 71, 92
• Nicomedes, King, 37
• Nieuwerkerque, 182
• Nolives, 182
• Nonius, 38
• Numismatists, 92
• Octavianus, a collector of Corinthian bronze, 51
• Oeci, 49
• Orlandini, Prof., 192
• Orleans, Duke of, 129
• Oriental pottery, 247, 249
• Oriental weapons, 267
• Over-restoration, 234
• Paduan School, 91, 196
• Pagan art, the worship of, 85
• Painting, imitations in, 99
• Painting, transformed, 168
• Paintings, restoring, 225
• Palazzo, Riccardi, the, 75
• Palissy, 251
• Palladium, Niccoli’s, 97
• Paolo Veronese, 102
• Paris, art sales in, 128
• Parvenu collector, the, 82
• Pascal and Newton, 201
• Pasiteles, 21
• Pastels and water colours, 232
• Patinæ, 51;
• bronze, 238;
• marble, 241
• Paul Potter, 232
• Paullus, 32
• Pausias, 42
• Perenzolo, 69
• Peristyle, the, 48
• Perronet de Granvelle, 39
• Pertinax, public auction by, 212
• Peruvian pottery, 246, 248
• “Peter Funk,” 222
• Petrarch, 71
• Petronius’ collection of Murrhines, 54
• Petronius and art, 20, 26
• Phœdrus, on faking, 59
• Phidias, 20
• Philippe-Egalité, 129
• Photographing pseudo-masterpieces, 169
• Pietà, Zampini’s, 185
• Pinacotheca of the Acropolis, the, 49, 71
• Piot, 140
• Plaquettes, 88, 91, 93
• Plato, portrait of, 91
• Plautus (“Menœchme”), 28
• Pliny, 18;
• Gegania and Clesippus, 29;
• candelabra, 30;
• Nonius, 38;
• the “Young Philippian,” 40;
• Polygnotus and Pausias, 42;
• Scaurus, 46;
• Corinthian bronze, 51;
• patina, 51;
• Murrhines, 52;
• citrus tables, 54;
• as a connoisseur in bronze, 57;
• counterfeit Sardonyx, 58;
• Evander Aulanius, 60;
• Pliny, the younger, on faking, 59
• Plutarch, “Sulla’s private travelling god,” 36
• Police of Louis XIV, 128
• Polish of faked furniture, the, 280
• Politiano, 79
• Pollaiodo, Antonio, 88
• Polycletus, 24;
• bronzes, 30;
• cameo, 73
• Polygnotus, 42
• Pompey, a generous collector, 41
• Pontchartrain, 128
• Pope Leo X, portrait of, 99
• Pope Sixtus IV and the Medicis, 80
• Pottery, faked, 247, 253, 254
• Pourquet, M., 295
• Poustales collection, the, 89
• Præco, the, 28, 213
• Prado of Madrid, the, 87, 92
• Praxiteles, 46
• Precious stones, imitation of, 58
• Prices and values, 147
• Prints and drawings, faking old, 231
• “Prioristi,” Florentine, 209
• Private collections at Rome, beginning of, 22
• Procopius, 62
• Promenade of Pompey, 42
• Propertius and Cynthia, 42
• Protective laws, 105, 172
• Psychology of collectors, the, 203
• Ptolemy’s cup, 66
• Public auctions in Rome, 28
• Public sales, 211
• Quattrocento imitations, 87;
• velvets, 289
• Quintilian, 24
• Racine’s works, 294
• Radegond, St., 65
• Raester, Olga, 285
• Rameses, the forged, 203
• Renaissance fakers of art, 68
• Restorers and fakers, 59, 165
• Restorers’ workshops in Rome, 60
• Restoring paintings, 226
• Retouching, 225
• Reville’s Promptuarium, 92
• Revolution, ceramics of the French, 252
• Revolution, French, influence of the, 132
• Rhodes’ pottery, 248
• Riccio, bronzes of, 87, 101
• Richelieu as a collector, 115
• Ricordi of Lorenzo Medici, 78
• Ridolfi, Prof., 178
• Rienzi, 71
• Rinuccini, 78
• Rochefort, Henri, 162, 214
• Rolland, Mme., 150
• Roman busts, imitations of, 90
• Roman house, the, 48, 49
• Roman, the, not a lover of art, 18
• Romano, Giulio, 111
• Rome: the home of the collectors, 18;
• development of art, 21;
• beginnings of private collection, 22;
• fictitious art and fraud, 24;
• freakish prices, 25;
• septæ, 28;
• public auctions, 28;
• an emporium of art, 44;
• Roman house, 48;
• faking and copying, 59;
• artistic life, 60
• Rosary, Mazarin’s valuable, 119
• Rossini, 286
• Rothschilds, the, 152, 235, 260, 269
• Rovertet, 107
• Rugs, Oriental, 293
• Sacrarium, the, 49
• St. Martin de Tours, monk of, 66
• Saitaphernes, tiara of, 277
• Sales of art collections, 128
• Sales and auctions, 208
• Salle Lebrun, the, 132
• Salting collection, the, 191
• Sanson, Charles, the executioner, a collector, 116
• Sansovino, Jacopo, 89
• Sardonyx, counterfeited, 58
• Satire, on collecting, 125
• Satyricon, the, 47
• Sauval, 110
• Savonarola, 83
• Sbullettare, 186n.
• Scaling of terra-cotta, 186
• Scarampi, Cardinal, 73, 74
• Scaurus, 45;
• his atrium, 49
• Scientific and artistic pursuits, 137
• Scopas, 46
• Seneca and art, 20;
• collectors, 32;
• bibliomaniacs, 50;
• veneered furniture, 55
• Septæ, the, 28, 29
• Servilia, 47
• Servilius, 46
• Sèvres, museum at, 248
• Shaw, Bernard, 142
• Shaw, Quincy, 31, 141
• Shields, story of the three, 271
• Siena imitators, 191
• Sigillaria, the, 31
• Signatures and monograms, 193, 208, 231
• Signorili, Descriptio urbia Romæ of, 69
• Silver, artistic, during the French Revolution, 275
• Silver, colour and tone of, 276
• Silver marks, 276
• Silver work, 274
• Silver, wrought, rage for, in Rome, 25
• Sisinande, 56
• Sixteenth-century art, 101
• Slang, art dealers’, 159
• Sleeping Cupid, the, 89
• Smuggler, the, 171
• Sogliani, 111
• Solvents used in restoring pictures, 227
• Specialist, the, 138
• Spoon, Jacob, 127
• Sposalizio, Correggio’s, 118
• Squarcione, Francesco, 71
• Staedel Museum, the, 96
• Stamp-collecting, 299
• Stanley, H. M., 142
• Statues, 35, 36, 37
• Stemmata, 49
• Strongylion, bronze by, 40
• Strozzi, Filippo, 101
• Stucco duro imitations, 237
• Suetonius, 29;
• Cæsar, 43, 212
• Suggestion, influence of, 177
• Sulla, 22, 31, 36
• Supino, Prof., 178
• Symbolic art, 63
• Tabulæ auctionariæ, 213
• Tanagras, faked, 235
• Tane’s Philosophie de l’Art, 304
• Tapestries, 49, 291
• Tardieu and Sanson, 116
• “Tazza Famese,” the, 80
• Tedesco, Piero di Giovanni, 84
• Tempera, use of, in restoring, 228
• Temples as museums of art treasures, 18
• Textile material, antique and modern, 288
• Theophrastus, 18
• Thibaudau, Trésor de la Curiosité, 128
• Tiberius, II, 65
• Timonacus, 43
• Tintoretto, 102
• Titian, 102, 120
• Tongilius, the important collector, 34
• Tortoise-shell as veneer, 55
• Touchard, 248
• Tourists in ancient Rome, 61
• Trade and art, 150
• Traité des plus belles bibliothèques, 115
• Transferring bookbindings, 297
• Trevoux, 136
• Trimalcho, 26
• Triclinia, 49
• Trouillebert, 170
• Tuscany, protective laws in, 106
• Uffizi Gallery, the, 90
• Ulysses Belgico-Gallico, Golnitz’s, 115
• Urban VIII and the Coliseum, 105
• Vaillant, 114
• Valentino, Duke, 90
• Valerius Maximus, 20
• Varnish, imitating old and cracked, 229
• Vasari, 86, 88, 89, 99, 225
• Vedius Pollio and Augustus, 52
• Vellano, bronzes of, 87, 88
• Vellano, Vasari’s life of, 100
• Velleius Paterculus, 19
• Velvets, quattrocento and cinquecento, 289
• Veneering in Rome, 55
• Venetian works, effect of cleaning on, 217
• Venus Anadyomene of Apelles, 60
• Verres, the greedy collector, 22, 30, 31, 37
• Verrocchio, Andrea del, 88–92
• “Verrocchio and Co.,” 190
• Vicentino, Valerio, 143
• Victoria and Albert Museum, 96, 185, 188
• Vindex, the real connoisseur, 35, 37
• Virgil, 101
• Vitruvius, 20;
• private palaces, 45
• Volpi, Elia, Prof., 178
• Voltaire, 130
• Voyage pour l’Instruction, Verdier’s, 115
• Voyage de Lister, 115
• Voyage de Montaigne, 108
• Vrain-Lucas, 199
• Vulteius Medas, 28
• “Wall breakers” at Athens, 18
• Walters, H., 141
• Warton, 110
• Weapons, faked, 267
• Wax work, 244
• “Way for Asses, The,” 161
• White, Stanford, 141, 304
• Winckelmann, 36, 53, 58
• Wood carving, colouring, 243
• Worm-holes in furniture, imitation, 281
• “Young Philippian,” the, 40
• Zampini, Ferrante, 182, 185, 198
• Zenodonis, a copyist, 59