Ancient Greece : a sketch of its art, literature and philosophy, viewed in connexion with its external history from earliest times to the age of Alexander the Great (1915)
Cotterill, H. B. (Henry Bernard), b. 1846 · Toronto : McAinsh · leaf 660
6). IV, 5. River-god Selinus sacrificing to Asclepios, whosesymbol, a cock, is figured below the altar.Behind is figure of a bull (symbol of the river)and a leaf of selinon (wild celery). On reverseApollo and Artemis in chariot, Apollo dis-charging arrows, a symbol of the plague whichabout 445… … 1. Coi^OPHON (?). Tissaphernes (?). c. 400. 2. Coin of Mausoi,us. c. 370. 3. Tyre. c. 400. 4. SiDON. c. 375. 5. 6. Phiup II. 7. Argos. Hera head. 8. Philip II. c. 350. 9, 10. DE1.PHI.II, 12. Messenia. 13. Cnossus. Hera head. 14. Phaestus. Talos. 15. 16. Syracuse. Age of Dionysiiis I. c. 400. 466…
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