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196 CATALOGUE OF SCULPTURE.from the shoulder, and the upper part of the forearm.This fragment may, perhaps, have belonged to figure Gof the west pediment. (See Carrey's drawing.)Height (to elbow), 1 foot 11 inches. Plate VL, fig. 2. In part givenby Michaelis, pi. 8, fig. 40 ; Synopsis, No. 342 (268).331. Left arm of female figure, bent, from near the shoulder,to a little above the elbow. Drapery, thrown over thearm at the elbow joint, falls partly on the upper andpartly on the fore arm. In the drapery of the upper armis a hole for the attachment of an object in metal. Thisfragment seems best suited to the figure N. (See Carrey'sdrawing.)Length, armpit to elbow, 1 foot 4^ inches. Michaelis, pi. 8, fig. 26Synopsis, No. 315 (271*).332. Eight arm of female figure, slightly bent, formed oftwo fragments united at the elbow. This may, perhaps,belong to figure F.Length, 2 feet 7 J inches. Michaelis (pi. 8, fig. 30) gives the upperarm ; Synopsis No. 339 (269).333. Left forearm of female figure, broken off above theelbow (Michaelis, pi. 8, fig. 28). To this is united a castof a fragment at Athens with the wrist, which is bent alittle inwards. The arm must have been bent at theelbow.Length, elbow to wrist, 1 foot 7 inches. Synopsis, No. 314 (272).334. Forearm of female figure. Michaelis (p^ 8, fig. 29)thinks that it may have belonged either to figure or Wof the west pediment.Length, llj inches. Syn(^sis, No. 311 (264).335. Fragment of left thigh, above life size. Michaelis(pi. 8, fig. 39) calls this a female fragment, and suggeststhe nude seated female figure S of the west pediment.