Studies in ancient furniture; couches and beds of the Greeks, Etruscans and Romans (1905)
Williams, Caroline Ransom · Chicago : The University of Chicago Press · leaf 111
e floor-levelis similar to that of the bronze shoes, but I have neverdiscovered the longer and shorter prongs characteris-tic of these bronzes in any ancient reproductions. I refer to the specimens in Karlsruhe and toothers found by Zannoni. For references see p. 104. ■» In many instances, at… … Fig. 52.—Diirius enthroned,from a vase^painling.—Naples. Duta the three car\ings enumerated under {a) imply a fourth now lost, and similarly in the caseof (b). The figures of (c) must have numbered sixteen originally, for six of each kindwould not divide up so as to preserve the symmetry on four…
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