83. Sepulchral Slab to a young Physician 227
88. Milestone at Chesterholm, VINDOLANA _facing_ 239
93. The Crags, West of Craglough _facing_ 243
99. Plan of ancient Water-course, Great Chesters, _facing_ ÆSICA 257
101. Lamp, Fibula, Shears, and Compasses _facing_ 268
104. Slab to Hadrian, by LEG. XX. V. V. 274
105. Altar to Jupiter, by COH. I. AEL. DAC. 278
106. West Gateway, Birdoswald, AMBOGLANNA 280
108. Birdoswald, western Rampart _facing_ 282
113. Altar to Jupiter, COH. II. TUNGR. 290
116. Altar—_ob res trans vallum prospere gestas_ 302
PART IV.—THE SUPPORTING STATIONS OF THE WALL. 315
119. Initial A, and Mural Slab, Risingham 315
127. Altar to Jupiter for the safety of Severus 360
PART V.—THE QUESTION—WHO BUILT THE 369 WALL?—DISCUSSED.
131. Initial O, bronze ornament found at BORCOVICUS 369
PART VI.—MISCELLANEOUS ANTIQUITIES FOUND ON THE 393 LINE OF THE WALL.
133. Initial M, bronze ornament, an Eagle, found at 393 MAGNA
146. Pine-apple Ornament, etc., CILURNUM 410
147. Presumed Mithraic Sculpture, CILURNUM 410
148. Altar to Apollo, Cawfield mile-castle 411
149. Inscription to the Syrian Goddess, MAGNA 412
152. Altar to the Gods of the Mountains, VINDOBALA 415
154. Altar, sculptured with a Toad, CILURNUM 416
155. Altar to Viteres, Thirlwall-castle 416
157. Altar to the Dea Hamia, Thirlwall-castle 417
158. Altar to the Three Lamiæ, CONDERCUM 418
161. Altar to the Transmarine Mothers, HABITANCUM 419
162. Sculpture to the Deæ Matres, at Netherby 420
163. Sculpture to the Deæ Matres, at Netherby 420
164. Sculpture to the Deæ Matres, at Netherby 420
165. Sculpture to the Deæ Matres, at Nether-hall 421
166. Sepulchral Altar to the Manes of Fabia Honorata, 426 CILURNUM
167. Sepulchral Slab to the Manes of Aurelia Faia, 428 MAGNA
168. Sepulchral Slab to the Memory of Cornelius Victor, 429 VINDOLANA
169. Centurial Stone, COH. V. CÆCILII PROCULI, CILURNUM 430
171. Vessel, in which the Thorngrafton Coins were found 434
172-224. The Thorngrafton Coins, imperial, consular, and 435-441 others
225. Samian Ware, from Wallsend and Lanchester _facing_ 445
227. Iron Pot, Bronze Vessel, Tongs, etc. _facing_ 445
229. Tail piece—ROMÆ ÆTERNÆ FORTUNÆ REDUCI 450
The Plan represents the position of each stone now remaining in the river. It is the result of a series of observations made during the summer of 1850, by Mr. Robert Elliot, of Wall. Most of the stones have luis-holes.