PART II.—The Rock-sculptures called Iasily Kaya: Situation,

description of sanctuary and decorative scheme (pp. 211, 213); leading figures of gods (pp. 214-216); a priest-figure (p. 217); procession of male figures (pp. 218-220); plan and schedule (p. 221); the leading goddesses, etc. (pp. 222, 223), procession of females (p. 224), the Priest-king (p. 225); ceremonial feast and monsters (p. 226). The Inner Gallery: the moving figures (p. 227); Dirk-deity (p. 228). General survey (pp. 230-232); historical considerations (pp. 233-234); the divine triad (pp. 235-241).

V. WALLED TOWNS AND PALACES, 242-314