Weir, Irene, 1863-1944 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn & Company · leaf 295
of the megaron is inlaid, is an oriental 1 Account of the Discoveries of the Kings Palace at Tiryns in 1884-1885 by Dr. Schliemann. For further account of Homeric houses see article On the Plan of theHomeric House with Special Reference to Mykensean Analogies, by J.L. Myers, in The Journal of… … Fragment of a Wall Painting, Tiryns was from Phoenician manufactories that those glass-pastes colored with copper salts were brought intoGreece, . . . with which Homer, too, was acquainted,and which he speaks of under the name Kyanosas decorating the frieze in the palace of Alkinoos.1 1 Excursions…
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