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 290 Index. L. Labranda (Jupiter), ii. 276. Ladder at Eyuk, ii. 165. Lakes (salt) of Asia Minor, ii. 82. Lamy, restoration of temple by, i. 240. Lanckoronski, expedition of, in Pam- phylia, ii. 213. Langlois (Victor), Travels of, in Cilicia, ii. 49-51- Lebou, i. 17. Leggings in Sardinia, i. 60-68; ii. 224, 275- Leilormant (Francois), researches of, on niiraghs, i. 47 ; on Hittite inscriptions, ii. 48. Leuco-Syri, ii. 258. Libyo-Phoenicians, i. 13. Lievin (Brother), drawings and plans, i. 275-280. Lightfoot, i. 240, n. i, 2. Lion, about the throne of Solomon, i. 318 ; on the coins of Tarsus, ii. 52 ; at the entrance of the palace at Albistan and Serug, ii. 48, ;^. 2 ; at Merash, ii. 59 ; as support, ii. 60; its fabrication, ii. 65-67 ; on either side of the throne at Boghaz- Keui, ii. 113 ; heads on Pterian gates, ii. 1 1 9, 1 2 o ; divine type, ii. 1 43 ; devour- ing a ram, ii. 174; of general occurrence in Hittite sculpture, ii. 194, 195 ; the Kalaba, ii. 198 ; on a bracelet, ii. 243 ; drawing a chariot on cylinder, ii. 247. Lituus at Boghaz-Keui, ii. 145 ; Eyuk, ii. 161. Longperier, with regard to Pterian sculp- tures, ii. 175, n, I, 2. Lozenge in Hittite writing, ii. 244. Lycaonia, configuration and charac- teristics of, ii. 208 ; Lycaonian war- rior, ii. 224; Lycaonian language, ii. 224. Lycians, Leca, or Louca, in Egyptian monuments, i. 12, 19; ii. 255; their position and history, ii. 97. Lydians follow in the wake of the Phry- gians, ii. 273. Lyre on a Hittite stela, ii. 68. M. Maccabees, tomb of, at Modin, i. 285. Magebba, or cippus, i. 294-300. Machpelah, cave of, i. 267. Malcus, i. 6. Mandoline at Eyuk, ii. 164, fig. 331. Mandragora, or mandrake, ii. 134. Maneh, at Carchemish, ii. Mangeant, restoration of, i. 257-264. Marks, trades', on copper cake, i. 90, n. I, 2. Marmaiou, i. 17. Marmora (La), i. 9, ;/. i, 21-47, 97. Martin on the Karabel monument and the pseudoNiobe, ii, 232, n. i, 2. Mashaouash, i. 17. Masou, or Mysians, i. 17. Maspero, i. 17 ; ii. 118. Mastrucas, i. 65. Matho, i. 5. Medain-Salih, i. 135. Medinet-Abou, ii. 13. Megiddo, ii. 21. Meleket has Samaim, i. 103. Memnon, what he stands for, ii. 277. Menephtah, i. 13, 17. Menhirs in Sardinia, i. 56, 57 ; in Arabia, i. 307. Merash, lion of, ii. 59; torso at, ii. 58. Mersina, ii. 41. Mesha, stone of, i. 119, 159 ; inscription of, i. 308, 309. Messapians, i. 49. Metal used in the decoration of the temple, i. 248 ; statues, i. 334-337 ; as means of exchange, i. 347 ; among the Hittites, ii. 268, n. i, 2. Meyer (Ed.), with regard to the ethnical affinities of the Cappadocians, ii. 80. Midas, tomb of, ii. 212. Midianites, i. 118, 119. Mikkad, i. 219, n, i, 2. Milkom, i. 290. Millo, i. 317-319- Mines in Sardinia worked by Phoeni- cians, i. 2. Minyeh, i. 294. Moabite, i. 119 ; spurious pottery, i. 348- Moloch, i. 125 ; sacrifices to, 1. 334; the name of two potters, i. 352, 353. Monument, of Egyptian nature, in Sar- dinia, i. 13. Moriah, i. 145, n. i, 2, 152; terraces, i. 155; wall of enclosure and probable date, i. 156; Punic character of the buildings of, i. 179, 227. Moschai, ii. 255, 274. Moses as a law-giver, L 124. Moulding (Punic) on Sardinian plinth, ^- 73-, . , Moulds for casting arms and, implements in Sardinia, i. 72. Movable vessels in the temple, i. 261, 262.