XXIII.—Excavations on the site of the Roman city at Silchester, Hants

^{page 733 note a} See Proceedings, 2nd S. xiii 85.

^{page 734 note a} See description and plan in Archaeologia, xlvi. 329, et seq.

^{page 742 note a} Archaeological Journal, xiii. 1.

^{page 743 note a} Archaeological Journal, vi. 21, 22.

^{page 748 note a} For both examples see Rudiment d'Archéologie, ère gallo-romaine, of M. de Caumont, and for the temple at Saintes, Antiquités de la ville de Saintes, by M. le Baron Chaudruc de Crazannes.

^{page 748 note b} See Ruines de Champlieu, by M. Viollet-le-Duc, Revue Archéologique, torn. 1. N.S. 1860.

^{page 748 note c} See Mémoires de la Société des Antiqiiaires de l'Ouest, tom. X. deuxième série, 1887.

^{page 749 note a} The pavement of the cella of the Doric temple at Saintes, in France, had a floor precisely similar to that of the peristyle of the larger temple at Silchester.

^{page 751 note a} Norfolk Archœology, v. 152.

^{page 758 note a} The likeness of these gates may be seen by a comparison of the Silchester example with the plan and restored elevation of a gate at Amboglanna, illustrating a paper by Mr. Glasford Potter in Archaeologia Æliana, iv. 74.