User:Lexigator/Books/Why? From Thanet to North Africa

~ a Wefter selection (PT & TT vol. 5)

 * 1 Of ancient and later times
 * Ark of the Covenant
 * Solomon's Temple
 * Corinthian order
 * Runnymede


 * 2 An oracle at "Palm Land" south of Cyrene, 4c BCE; a monumental hall on a hillside at Dornach, Switzerland, 20c CE
 * Siwa Oasis
 * Goetheanum


 * 3 Some places where others superseded ancient Rome, from Thanet to North Africa
 * Arch of Constantine
 * Arch of Galerius and Rotunda
 * Arch of Germanicus
 * Arch of Hadrian
 * Arch of Janus
 * Arch of Septimius Severus
 * Arch of the Sergii
 * Arches of Trajan
 * Arch of Titus
 * Carnuntum
 * Hadrian's Gate
 * Jerash
 * Lepcis Magna
 * List of Roman triumphal arches
 * List of Roman victory columns
 * Pont Flavien
 * Porte Mars
 * Quadrifrons
 * Rutupiæ
 * Timgad
 * Triumphal Arch of Orange


 * 4 Quadriga, "... reminding of peace"
 * Quadriga
 * Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel
 * Brandenburg Gate
 * Siegestor
 * Wellington Arch


 * 5 Some other  German monuments
 * Berlin Victory Column
 * Externsteine
 * Hermannsdenkmal
 * Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church
 * Kyffhäuser Monument
 * Monument to the Battle of the Nations


 * 6 Subsidiary articles
 * Battle of Leipzig
 * Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
 * Bruno Schmitz
 * Carl Gotthard Langhans
 * Deutsches Eck
 * Die Wacht am Rhein
 * General Staff Building (Saint Petersburg)
 * Isle of Thanet
 * Johann Gottfried Schadow
 * Heinrich Strack
 * Herbert Stern, 1st Baron Michelham
 * Pevensey
 * Saxon Shore
 * Teutoburg Forest
 * Tiergarten
 * Unter den Linden
 * Wings of Desire


 * 7 Monasticism of the Christian era
 * Benedict of Nursia
 * Monastery of Saint Anthony
 * Monasticism
 * Saint Catherine's Monastery, Mount Sinai


 * 8 Goethe, dramatist, poet, scientist (28 August 1749  – 22 March 1832)
 * Goethe's Faust


 * -| For article on Goethe's poem Prometheus (written between 1772 and 1774, first published 1789) see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prometheus_(Goethe) |-
 * Misotheism
 * Prometheus (art song)
 * Sturm und Drang
 * The Sorcerer's Apprentice
 * Theory of Colours (book)
 * Color


 * 9 Isaac Newton FRS (4 January 1643 – 31 March 1727 [OS: 25 December 1642 – 20 March 1726]): his Scholium
 * General Scholium


 * Articles arranged for this volume by Z P Lobsen, Robert Johnstone