CONTENTS. PHRYGIA, MYSIA, BITHYNIA, AND PAPHLAGONIA. CHAPTER I. PAGE THE PHRYGIAN NATION i i. History and Origin of the Phrygians i 23 2. Customs and Religion of the Phrygians 23 36 CHAPTER II. PHRYGIAN ART 37 i. Sipylus and its Monuments 37 7 2. Architectural Characteristics of Phrygia Proper 70 78 3. Funereal Architecture 78 142 4. Religious Architecture 142 155 5. Military Architecture 155 164 6. Sculpture 164 178 7. Ornament and Industrial Arts 179 192 8. Tombs in Paphlagonia 192 211 9. General Characteristics of Phrygian Civilization and its Influence upon Hellenic Culture 211 231 LYDIA AND CARIA. CHAPTER I. THE LYDIANS, THEIR COUNTRY, HISTORY, AND RELIGION . * . 232 257 CHAPTER II. ART IN LYDIA 258 i. Architecture 258 280 2. Sculpture and Numismatics 280 285 3. Industrial Arts 285 298 4. General Characteristics of Lydian Civilization 298 301 j
