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* Art, works of, possession of, laws as to, 115.
  • Arve (Savoy), inundation of the, 147.
  • Arve„ (Savoy)„ miserable dwellings in the plain of, 150 seq.
  • Athena's rule, οὐ πληγῇ νέμων, 130.
  • Athens, purity of coinage, 77 n.
  • Avarice, Dante on, 88.
  • Austrians in Venice and the works of Tintoret (1851), pref. 3, 9.
  • Author (1.) Personal; {2.) Teaching; (3.) Books of, quoted or referred to:—
    (1.) accuses himself of vanity, 100 n.
    as a boy, at his father's table, hearing of national debt, pref. 18.
    cottage on plain of Arve, repaired by, 151.
    Greek accents and, App. III.
    servants of, would serve him for nothing, pref. 12.
    taking daguerreotypes at Venice, 77 n.
    in Venice, 1851, pref. 3.
    checked in his work, 1863, pref. 20.
    writes "Munera Pulveris" in Switzerland, 1862-3, winter, pref. 22.
    Bran wood, Oct. 5, 1871, App, VI.
    on relief of Paris committee (1871), pref.10.
    Denmark Hill, Nov, 25, 1871, pref. 23.
    (2.) Teaching, on prodigal and unprodigal son, App. VI,
    plans of, unfulfilled, 57 n.
    political economy of, defined, pref. 13.
    political„ economy„ does not put sentiment for science, pref. 13; 99 and n.
    political„ economy„ plan to write an exhaustive treatise on, pref. 20.
    political„ economy„ recognition of true wealth (Tintorets), pref. 3-4,
    political„ economy„ Utopian! 148,
    political„ economy„ weary of reiterating its truths, 96 n.
    style of, affected concentration ("Munera Pulveris"), pref. 22.
    style„ uses metaphor for brevity, 83 n.
    style„ translates literally, 105 n.
    style„ use of words, 125 n.
    teaching of, true, and his hope of its fulfilment, 154.
    (3.) Books of, quoted or referred to—
    Aratra Pentelici, Lect. IV., Idolatry, App. II.
    Fors Clavigera, aim of, pref. 21.
    Fors „ Clavigera„ notes on etymology in, 100 n.
    Fors „ Clavigera„ Letter X., 158 n.
    Lectures on Art, on Tintoret, pref. 4.
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