See ARUNDELIAN-MARBLE, and PARIAN-CHRONICLE.

Under the article PARIAN-CHRONICLE, we have been as full as the subject seemed to require, or as the nature of our work would admit. It is unnecessary, therefore, to resume it in this place. Such of our readers, however, as wish for further information on this subject (which is equally interesting to the scholar and to the antiquarian) we must refer to Robertson's attack upon their authenticity, and to Gough's learned and judicious vindication of the authenticity, published in Archeologia for 1789. The extent of his learning, and the solidity of his arguments, appear upon the whole to outweigh the objections of his sensible and plausible opponent. Hewlett's book upon the same side of the question may command some degree of attention. It is ingenious. See SANDWICH-MARBLE.