Plan of the Temple of Serapis at Pozzuoli mb-height 4828 the Lords gave the Bill

the Lords gave the Bill a second reading and it passed into law at the beginning of August 1871

of this book in writing

Botanical study of greater snake weed (Bistorta major) with flower details

The Ambassador and his colleague can barely hide their grins at the melee going on in the background as the simian Catholics battle it out with the Protestants

Plan of the Temple of Serapis at Pozzuoli mb-height 4828 the Lords gave the BillOverview of the Roman Macellum [marketplace] of Pozzuoli, Italy, considered to be the Temple of Serapis in the 18th century and visited by Sir John Soane, Sir William Hamiltion and other English antiquaries. With a scale of feet below the main drawing. Signed lower right 'J Mynde delin.' (James Mynde, active 1740 1770). Plate 2 from the paper 'An account of thre Temple of Searpis at Pozzuoli in the Kingdom of Naples' by John NIxon (d. 1777),