Studies in ancient furniture; couches and beds of the Greeks, Etruscans and Romans (1905)
Williams, Caroline Ransom · Chicago : The University of Chicago Press · leaf 103
e winged heads of the medallions (PlateXj in low relief which were on the back of thecouch are similar to (or identical with?) heads onthe so-called bisellia in Najjles. The medal-lions of the front of the couch (see Plate IX anda slightly different \iew in Fig. 49) are especiallyworthy of… … Satyrs heads.—Brilisli Museum. Sec p. 93, n. 2. - See p. 90, n. I. 3 By some oversight the erroneous statement hascrept in that the mules heads of the jttlcra arcadorned with vine-wreaths. -• Otherwise the turned 1c,l;s would certainly endin slender memliers. This guide has Izteen correctlyfollowed…
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