Excerpt from Handbuch der Römischen Alterthümer, Vol. 5: Nach den Quellen Bearbeitet; Zweite Abtheilung
Dritter Abschnitt. Wohnung und häusliche Hinrich tung S. 207. 4. Arbeiten in Stein S. 248. 2. Arbeiten in Thon S. 234. 3. Arbeiten in Metall S. 263.1. Methoden der Arbeit S. 265. Ll. Die Gewerbe S. 285. 4. Arbeiten in Silber S. 286. 2. Arbeiten in Gold 8. 290. 3. Arbeiten in Kupfer S. 299. 4. Arbeiten in Eisen S. 305. 5. Arbeiten in Blei S. 306. 4. Arbeiten in Holz S. 309. 4. Zimmerleute S. 309. 2. Tischler S. 344. 3. Stellmacher und Wagenbauer S. 349. 5. Arbeiten in Leder S. 334. 6. Arbeiten in Elfenbein und Knochen S. 333. 7. Arbeiten in Glas. Gefässarheit in balbedlen Steinen.
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