John Henry Parker

To which is Added a Supplement to the First Three Parts, which Form the First Volume

The Egyptian Obelisks

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The Archaeology of Rome. The Egyptian Obelisks. To which is Added a Supplement to the First Three Parts, which Form the First Volume

The Archaeology of Rome: The catacombs

The Archæology of Rome

John Nichols

Edward Cave

David Henry

Joseph Knight

Joseph Hatton

John Mitford

Arthur Henry Bullen

John Gough Nichols

John Bowyer Nichols

Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review

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An Introduction to the Study of Gothic Architecture

A Concise Glossary of Architectural Terms

William Charles Macfarlane

The history of Dorchester, Oxfordshire, compiled from the best authorities, with a general intr. by J.H. Parker. [With] Some account of the abbey church of st. Peter and st. Paul, at Dorchester, by H. Addington. Re-issue, with additional notes by W.C. Macfarlane, 1860

The Via Sacra

The Archaeology of Rome: The aqueducts of ancient Rome, traced from their sources to their mouths, chiefly by the work of Frontinus; verified by a survey of the ground

The Archaeology of Rome

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The Archaeology of Rome; Volume 1

& Mosaic Pictures in Chronological Order

Mediaeval Church & Altar Decorations in Rome

Oxfordshire architectural and historical society

A Guide to the Architectural Antiquities in the Neighbourhood of Oxford

A Glossary of Terms Used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic Architecture: Plates

John Henry Parker

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