PROFESSOR COCKERELL'S WORK. In one imperial folio volume, with exquisite illustrative Plates from costly Drawings made by the most eminent Artists, half-bound very neat, price 51. 58. Only 150 copies printed for sale. THE TEMPLES OF JUPITER PANHELLENIUS AT EGINA, AND OF APOLLO EPICURIUS AT BASSÆ, NEAR PHIGALEIA, IN ARCADIA. By C. R. COCKERELL, Esq., Late Professor of Architecture in the Royal Academy, &c., &c., &c. Mr. Cockerell has bestowed a long life in the study and preparation of this work, and to which he has devoted largely his pecuniary means in its production, it is presented as an object of high and pure art to the admirers of Classical Architecture: and as a further literary elucidation, there is added at the end of the volume the following valuable paper entitled "Memoir on the System of Proportion employed in the Design of the Doric Temples at Phigaleia and Ægina," addressed to C. R. Cockerell, Esq., by William Watkiss Lloyd, Esq. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE ENGRAVINGS. THE TEMPLE OF JUPITER PANHELLENIUS AT ÆGINA: Frontispiece-General View of Ægina and Athens, Dedication Plate-The Temple restored 1. Western Acroterium 2. View of the Temple during the Excavations 8. Ground Plan 4. Elevation and Section of the West front 5. Flank and Section of the Temple 6. Transverse and Longitudinal Sections of the Temple 6* and 7. Exterior Order, with the Colours and Painted Ornaments thereon; in two Plates 8. Internal Orders 9. The Painted Members of the Orders 10. Tiling of the Roof 11. Mechanical and Structural Details 14. Five figures from the Eastern front 15. Figures from the Western front 17. Elevation and Details of the Temple of Portrait of Baron Haller, on page 1 of Preface TEMPLE OF APOLLO Vignette on Dedication Plate-Operations at the Vignette of Interior View of the Temple 1. View of the Ruins of the Temple from the 2. Ground Plan of the Temple, north and south 3. Elevation of the north front 4. East flank 5. Section through the Pronaos 6. Order of the Peristyle 7. Details of Roof, Marble Tiles, &c. Elevations and Capitals of Four Temples Site of the Temple in Egina The magnificent Vignette of the Warrior EPICURIUS AT BASSE: 8. Profiles, of full size, of the Capitals, the Cymatium, and other Mouldings of the Temple 9. Ceiling of the Temple 10. Interior of the Temple after the Excavations 11. Transverse Sections 12. Longitudinal Section 13 and 14. Ionic Order of the Interior 15. Details of the Central Column of the Interior 16. View of the Temple from the Road to Phigaleia, from the drawing of the Baron Stackelberg And additional engravings to illustrate Mr. Lloyd's Papers. 3. THE ROYAL NORWEGIAN GOVERNMENT WORK In Columbus Atlas, folio size, price 31. 108. in extra cloth boards, embellished sides, THE CATHEDRAL OF THRONDHEIM, IN NORWAY. A limited number of copies exclusively consigned from Christiana to Mr. Weale's care in England, by the Norwegian Government. Text by Professor P. A. MUNCH, drawings by H. E. SCHIRMER, Architect. Thirty-one fine plates, and eighteen vignettes. The text in the Danish and English languages. The Norwegian clergy consisted chiefly of Englishmen or of Norwegians taught by Englishmen, and who therefore were more strongly attached to the English Church. Nicholas Brekspere, Cardinal-bishop of Albano, an Englishman by birth, arrived in Norway in 1152, where he found an assembly of temporal lords, &c. The episcopal sees in Iceland, Scálaholt, and Hölar, the see of Greenland, that of the Feroer, the Islands of the Orkneys, with Shetland and of Man, with the Sudreys or Western Islands, &c. The first glance at the several parts of the church is enough to show that while the nave, now in ruins, and the chancel, with the octangular Lady Chapel, belong to the period of the first pointed style, both transepts, on the contrary, bear all the characteristic marks of the Anglo-Norman style from about 1160, nearly the time when Augustine succeeded; we find also the style of the 13th century, viz., the early English or first pointed style. This cathedral is particularly interesting to England, both architecturally and historically, by the close intimacy with this country and Norway in religion and in kindred of blood; parts of Scotland, and the north and north-east of England have a common origin, and the united spirit of ancestry is manifested at the present time in the enterprise of science and arms of the Western World. 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